Thread: John Wick: Chapter 4 - Official Trailer
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Beautiful carnage. That's a good description for the movie.
"John Wick: Chapter 4" Cinematographer Dan Laustsen on the Beautiful Brutality of Lensing Wick's World
Cinematographer Dan Luastsen has become one of the key figures in the Wick universe, and he says "Chapter 4" is the biggest & most beautiful.
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‘John Wick: Chapter 4’ Cinematographer on Painting Beautiful Carnage
"The action sequences aren’t thought of as fights but like a ballet, as if we’re watching actors dancing together," Dan Laustsen told TheWrap
Beautiful carnage. That's a good description for the movie.
Saw it last week. Huge disappointment.
Just completely silly, badly paced, dumb new characters, all the action blurred into one ADHD mess, the story was barely there and made no sense.
If I gave a bunch of modern 13 year old boys speed and asked them to create a movie for me, this is what I'd expect the result to look like.
4/10. A terrible send off for an otherwise enjoyable set of movies. They should have just killed him at the end of the last one.
Just completely silly, badly paced, dumb new characters, all the action blurred into one ADHD mess, the story was barely there and made no sense.
If I gave a bunch of modern 13 year old boys speed and asked them to create a movie for me, this is what I'd expect the result to look like.
4/10. A terrible send off for an otherwise enjoyable set of movies. They should have just killed him at the end of the last one.
I watched this the other day when I was recovering from being ill and honestly, I think they got lost in the spectacle to the detriment of reason. Sometimes less is more. The Bulletproof jackets thing in JW2 was a fun idea, but in this, it just became a kind of ludicrous inclusion with everyone pulling their jackets etc over themselves like capes in Phantom of the Opera as if somehow they didn't all look utterly stupid.
For what it is worth I did enjoy JW3 as a ride, however for myself personally the fight with Common on board the train in JW2 is probably still the best one out of all of them and you look at it now and you wouldn't even think it was from the same franchise.
Whatever they have planned for the future, they need to get back to their roots and forget the 200 ninjas fighting on the deck of a star destroyer crashing into a tidal wave during a rave approach and instead settle on JW (or his replacement) inventively decking 10-20 disposable rent-a-thugs, before facing off against an actual probable threat for a proper fight.
For what it is worth I did enjoy JW3 as a ride, however for myself personally the fight with Common on board the train in JW2 is probably still the best one out of all of them and you look at it now and you wouldn't even think it was from the same franchise.
Whatever they have planned for the future, they need to get back to their roots and forget the 200 ninjas fighting on the deck of a star destroyer crashing into a tidal wave during a rave approach and instead settle on JW (or his replacement) inventively decking 10-20 disposable rent-a-thugs, before facing off against an actual probable threat for a proper fight.