John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023)

John Wick uncovers a path to defeating The High Table. But before he can earn his freedom, Wick must face off against a new enemy with powerful alliances across the globe and forces that turn old friends into foes (imdb.com).
Cast and Information
Directed By: Chad Stahelski
Written By: Michael Finch, Shay Hatten
Starring: Laurence Fishburne, Clancy Brown, Donnie Yen, Keanu Reeves, Ian McShane, Scott Adkins, Hiroyuki Sanada, Lance Reddick, Bill Skarsgård, Shamier Anderson, Marko Zaror, Rina Sawayama
Genres: Suspense/Thriller, Crime, Action
Franchise: John Wick
AKA: John Wick 4
Country: USA
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John Wick: Chapter 4 belongs to 5 collections
1. Films available in HD (collaborative: moderated by kubricksucks - 12 stars)
2. #1 at the US Box Office (collaborative: moderated by BeeDub - 10 stars)
3. Sequel (collaborative: moderated by td888 - 9 stars)
4. -Added to On My Radar (public: KasperL - 3 stars)
5. May 2023 (public: Parham12Iraj)
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schnofel | 34 18th |
I'm amazed that people have the stomach for 3 hours of stilted macho talk and relentless techno fights. Lots of time must have gone into the choreography and location work, but since it's all a cartoon there's no weight or wit to it. Some visual ideas pop out - there's a bird's view tracking shot in an apartment that's a sort of pre-viz masterpiece. But even that one goes on indiscriminately. Aesthetically it all represents a culture of excess that has become sick of itself and wants to die.
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Bunyas | 85 94th |
Magnum Opus of Action movies!
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frederic_g54 | 6 35th |
A nearly 3 hour dance choreography with weapons instead of jazz hands that has every critic raving because they spotted a Lawrence of Arabia hommage and Wilhelm Scream in the opening act. Remove every action scene and it's a short film about a drifter and his Emotional Support Animal.
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Filmphil | 100 93rd |
Yes... this...was...my... Thing And i thought it was Impossible to beat Parabellum. Much better Build Up and Action Moments. Fantastic Characters and an emotional Finale. The best one easily.
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3 | NBP | 9 93rd |
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The film delivers on all fronts, with impressive world-building, excellent performances, and stunning action sequences that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats. While some of the dialogue scenes and the film's length may be minor flaws, they don't detract from the overall quality of the movie.
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Difontaine | 87 92nd |
Good Lord Ares, this is a thumping great action film. Visually lush, with spectacular violence throughout. Might be a bit long for some, I lapped up every second. Wow.
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2 | dunetails | 90 90th |
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The plot is ludicrous, and it's 3 hours long. But it's 3 hours of the best action you'll see all year. Stunt people at the very top of their game. Some brilliant cinematography, just beautiful shots in there
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Leonardis | 95 85th |
By FAR the best in the series. The best acted, best directed, best choreographed, best photographed… the action and fighting is all stellar. Similarly to how I felt about the last Mad Max and Mission: Impossible movies; it has no right being this damn good. It actually has a handful of very likable characters too, a first for the series in my opinion. I didn’t want to see anyone in harm’s way (except Skarsgård). It’s long, but every minute was GREAT. It was extremely well directed and executed.
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juntakinte99 | 80 65th |
For the first half it's almost like a Bond film in how it recycles a familiar outline: the cool fight scenes, inventive shootouts, and hitman underworld. But then for the last half--after probably the best choreographed and filmed action set piece in the franchise--it really picks up. It also had some good feels to it; especially John's catharsis, the humor and Leone-esque mood. It's on the lower half of the franchise's entries, but that still makes it better than most action films out there.
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JSchlansky | 83 83rd |
Overstuffed and way too long (you could cut the entire Berlin act without affecting the plot whatsoever), but it is just so goddamn entertaining. The action is stellar, the new characters are all significantly more interesting than the returning characters, and Donnie Yen steals the show. It’s a poor script executed in bravura fashion and significantly elevated. The story is not good, but the action is so great you might not care.
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Rudolph101 | 83 66th |
Turns out you really can show an old dog new Wicks
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Sakujo | 96 99th |
YEAH
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2 | The_Rveal | 40 79th |
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At nearly three hours, the film has plenty of room in which to work, but it only rarely feels like too much room. The film keeps getting more creative and visually striking as it goes along. In 2014, John Wick felt like a corrective to the chopped-to-ribbons action movies that obscured the action and recycled tired ideas. Nearly a decade later, the series is still demonstrating how it ought to be done.
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2 | CinePhantom | 65 21st |
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"John Wick: Chapter 4" is a visually stunning and action-packed film that struggles to balance its ambitious plot with meaningful character development. Fans of the franchise might find enjoyment in the spectacle and closure it offers, but those seeking depth and nuance in their cinematic experiences may be left wanting more.
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Moribunny | 25 12th |
More pretty, if hardly realistic, fighting choreography, and nothing else. Donnie Yen is always a great screen presence - it's a crying shame they've never cast him in anything genuinely good since his first starring role in "Iron Monkey".
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dst7175 | 30 19th |
I can’t get over on the blind dude.
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moraesfelipe | 90 95th |
Furious masterpiece with some of the most incredible action set-pieces we've ever seen -- like the staircase one. Just awesome in every possible angle.
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bof | 70 59th |
There's very little plot remaining to the JW story, especially now that he's actively driving the action rather than just not being allowed to stop. But damn, it's an FPS take on Lawrence of Arabia; almost three hours of unbeliavable action (choppily edited down from FOUR) that never lets up. It buys into its own mythology with a "What ...OK, sure, we can work with that" that somehow manages to make it all work. Yen and Skarsgård are great additions. What's the name of this club? Just dance.
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Corbad | 75 67th |
Far too much of this is not a relentless stunt reel. Its two hours of exhausting dialogue are staged with style to spare, but they just aren’t necessary - or I wish they weren’t necessary. Give me more nunchaku, more top-down shooter, more endless stairs, if you need to make your film three hours long, but hear me out - maybe two hours is fine, or even one and a half. Nip these hints of franchise in the bud, I beg you, they are making your films worse.
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ADragon91 | 55 41st |
Probably the best of the John Wick sequels? Still a lot of things that drag it down for me, but for a three hour movie it went fairly quick and seemed to conclude on a semi-decent level.
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1 | sfgse83rf3 | 1 7th |
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People with guns keep running towards other people with guns until they're in melee range and therefore can't use their guns. Add the bad choreography and the lack of any story or interesting characters, and you're left with nothing worth watching.
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Nolan69420 | 73 65th |
a pretty damn great action flick. the dialogue is pretty mid, but honestly it doesn’t even matter. the action is well choreographed and photographed, the editing works well, it’s very story driven. the ending is pretty unearned tho, and the characters are bland and their potential unrealised. still the best of the sequels tho
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1 | brell | 40 77th |
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brutal sb&hj flashbacks
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Average Percentile 63.03% from 601 Ratings | ![]() |