I loved the first John Wick film, and I loved this one even more. I haven't been a Keanu fan in some time, but his gun-handling in these films is a large part of why they work so well. He's so damn good at three-gun it's ridiculous. Now, granted, his acting is as sub-par as ever, but that hardly matters here. The action is fantastic, the direction is gorgeous, the music is great, and so are most of the performances. I can't wait for the third one now! 4/5
John Wick: Chapter 2 on Netflix
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Tuesday, May 17, 2016
John Wick
I haven't been able to tolerate Keanu's acting for a while now, but, as he had so few lines in this, I really enjoyed it. Sure, it's campy and a popcorn thriller, but the action is solid and the gun work was exceptional. I'm now looking forward to the sequel. 4/5
John Wick on Netflix
John Wick on Netflix
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Friday, December 20, 2013
Case 39
Zellweger is quite good but the plot is so thin & the solution so easy to spot that I was near annoyed by the end. 2.5/5
Case 39 on Netflix
Case 39 on Netflix
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