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John Wick was a ridiculous movie, but for all the right reasons. Like when I was watching The Hunt, I was smiling about half the time the movie was playing out. Had over the top cartoonish violence like that movie too. I don't like REAL violence, like the sequel to Silence of the Lambs.

Two did take on a more serious tone, but I felt that it was a good direction for the franchise to take because you really can only do the dog gimmick once, and the first movie was totally insular and it was complete. You didn't need a sequel at all. The cliffhanger in 2 was great. The first half or so of the 3rd movie was pretty decent, but it just fell off a cliff by the 3rd act. 4th movie was a video game let's play borefest.

I didn't think it got to political. It just got really, really, really boring.

Ballerina showed up in one of them. Can't even remember her first appearance. I don't believe she was in the 2nd, but she may have shown up in the 3rd. Good possibility they just shoehorned her into the 4th though. She wasn't a very big character in the movie. I can't remember if the allusion to a spinoff with her came right at the end of the movie or if it was a post-credits coda.



To Brenda: This could be considered John Wick 5, or just a spinoff.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
John Wick was a ridiculous movie, but for all the right reasons. Like when I was watching The Hunt, I was smiling about half the time the movie was playing out. Had over the top cartoonish violence like that movie too. I don't like REAL violence, like the sequel to Silence of the Lambs.

Two did take on a more serious tone, but I felt that it was a good direction for the franchise to take because you really can only do the dog gimmick once, and the first movie was totally insular and it was complete. You didn't need a sequel at all. The cliffhanger in 2 was great. The first half or so of the 3rd movie was pretty decent, but it just fell off a cliff by the 3rd act. 4th movie was a video game let's play borefest.

I didn't think it got to political. It just got really, really, really boring.

Ballerina showed up in one of them. Can't even remember her first appearance. I don't believe she was in the 2nd, but she may have shown up in the 3rd. Good possibility they just shoehorned her into the 4th though. She wasn't a very big character in the movie. I can't remember if the allusion to a spinoff with her came right at the end of the movie or if it was a post-credits coda.



To Brenda: This could be considered John Wick 5, or just a spinoff.

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I liked the John Wick movies because of the plots on how he became whatever he was suppose to be was interesting. And hey Keanu Reeves is no slouch either. :big grin:

Sounds now maybe more like a spin off. Because I remember Wick being killed in the last one but Ian McShane's character said good bye my son. And that line which could have been a throw away, has always made me wonder.

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While marketing initially suggested Eve was the same ballerina seen in a minor scene in John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, Ana de Armas's character is a new creation specifically for the spinoff.

The spinoff film takes place primarily during the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, providing a different perspective within the established John Wick universe.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
John Wick was a ridiculous movie, but for all the right reasons. Like when I was watching The Hunt, I was smiling about half the time the movie was playing out. Had over the top cartoonish violence like that movie too. I don't like REAL violence, like the sequel to Silence of the Lambs.

Two did take on a more serious tone, but I felt that it was a good direction for the franchise to take because you really can only do the dog gimmick once, and the first movie was totally insular and it was complete. You didn't need a sequel at all. The cliffhanger in 2 was great. The first half or so of the 3rd movie was pretty decent, but it just fell off a cliff by the 3rd act. 4th movie was a video game let's play borefest.

I didn't think it got to political. It just got really, really, really boring.

Ballerina showed up in one of them. Can't even remember her first appearance. I don't believe she was in the 2nd, but she may have shown up in the 3rd. Good possibility they just shoehorned her into the 4th though. She wasn't a very big character in the movie. I can't remember if the allusion to a spinoff with her came right at the end of the movie or if it was a post-credits coda.



To Brenda: This could be considered John Wick 5, or just a spinoff.

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"I don't find this stuff amusing anymore." ~Paul Simon

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I liked the John Wick movies because of the plots on how he became whatever he was suppose to be was interesting. And hey Keanu Reeves is no slouch either.

Sounds now maybe more like a spin off. Because I remember Wick being killed in the last one but Ian McShane's character said good bye my son. And that line which could have been a throw away, has always made me wonder.

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Oh... So you've seen them all. You've seen the Ballerina then. She was the daughter of one of the guys that got killed in the movie. At this point I couldn't even tell you if it was the daughter of a friend or a foe. I think a friend? She was in the 4th movie for sure. We saw all 4 of them within about a month and that was a while back now, so it's all blurry to me.

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Decided to do a little research on it and I was confused. This new "Eve" didn't look like somebody I'd seen before. I can't be blamed for making the mistake though. Here's what I'm seeing now about this "new" character.

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While marketing initially suggested Eve was the same ballerina seen in a minor scene in John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, Ana de Armas's character is a new creation specifically for the spinoff.

The spinoff film takes place primarily during the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, providing a different perspective within the established John Wick universe.

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It was JW3 where she showed up. And they did make you think that she was going to be the same person. But I already knew something was up when I looked at Ana de Armas' profile and she wasn't in any of the JW movies.

Guess this is a new one and Codas don't matter.



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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Decided to do a little research on it and I was confused. This new "Eve" didn't look like somebody I'd seen before. I can't be blamed for making the mistake though. Here's what I'm seeing now about this "new" character.

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While marketing initially suggested Eve was the same ballerina seen in a minor scene in John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, Ana de Armas's character is a new creation specifically for the spinoff.

The spinoff film takes place primarily during the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, providing a different perspective within the established John Wick universe.

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It was JW3 where she showed up. And they did make you think that she was going to be the same person. But I already knew something was up when I looked at Ana de Armas' profile and she wasn't in any of the JW movies.

Guess this is a new one and Codas don't matter.



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"I don't find this stuff amusing anymore." ~Paul Simon

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I would have to watch John Wick 3 again to see if I can catch this character. Now, that I sit here thinking about it. I think I do remember a ballerina in the movie. Now, I might be confused. I saw then last year.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Decided to do a little research on it and I was confused. This new "Eve" didn't look like somebody I'd seen before. I can't be blamed for making the mistake though. Here's what I'm seeing now about this "new" character.

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While marketing initially suggested Eve was the same ballerina seen in a minor scene in John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum, Ana de Armas's character is a new creation specifically for the spinoff.

The spinoff film takes place primarily during the events of John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, providing a different perspective within the established John Wick universe.

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It was JW3 where she showed up. And they did make you think that she was going to be the same person. But I already knew something was up when I looked at Ana de Armas' profile and she wasn't in any of the JW movies.

Guess this is a new one and Codas don't matter.



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"I don't find this stuff amusing anymore." ~Paul Simon

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I would have to watch John Wick 3 again to see if I can catch this character. Now, that I sit here thinking about it. I think I do remember a ballerina in the movie. Now, I might be confused. I saw then last year.

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It's kind of coming back to me now... He went back to his "roots" to ask for a favor, which they did not want to give him, as he was putting the house in danger just by stepping foot inside of it or something, but they ended up helping him (maybe after he did them a favor or something) and I believe her father was the head of that house or 2nd in command or something and got murdered after he left.

During some of those scenes, you saw the person he was asking help from sitting in a theater chair with the girls on stage dancing. They made it seem as if one of them were going to be the spinoff character.

I dunno... I could be mixing up 2 or 3 things at this point. Those last two movies to me were a whole lot of things happening and a whole lot of nothing interesting happening at the same time.



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