I find it cool at first and eventually unbelievably funny as the story goes

Rating: 5/10 (4 December 2015)

When the Kingpin learned about whom did his son messed up with, It's John Wick, that's where the hype started. Eventually, as the story goes, the hype is kind of messed up.
I'm kind of unsatisfied about how John Wick kills his enemies. His killer moves is not a move of a killer. It's not poor acting. I guess, It's just a fair acting. He moves so lame and looked untrained. It's like his enemies have a lot of chances to gunned him down, but they're not taking the chances.
One more ridiculous scene is when Viggo caught John Wick and tied him in a chair. Yes, Viggo didn't kill him in that part even after John Wick ambushed him in the Church. But after Viggo interrogated him, he commanded his guard to kill John Wick. The funny thing, the guard tries to kill John Wick with a plastic bag. The man who is feared, known by the killer circle, will be killed with a plastic bag by suffocation? Seriously? But that didn't succeed because his old friend who first tried to kill him saves him.
At the end, Viggo and John Wick battles hand-to-hand and then hand-to-knife because Viggo thinks he's going to lose it so he used a knife. The fight scene is very unacceptable. I remember Viggo told his son that John Wick killed three men in a bar with just a pencil. And then the film give us the said funny fight scene. John Wick was able to stab Viggo in the right shoulder while Viggo stabbed John Wick in the stomach. What's more lethal and what's the chance of survival when you're stabbed in the stomach versus stabbed in your left shoulder? You don't need a medical degree to decide the obvious. The film defies biology. Viggo died because he was stabbed in the shoulder. And John Wick survived the lethality of his injury. What the hell!
I think, my vote is just fair. I enjoyed the first half of the film which is good til the second & last half of the film which gives an unbelievable poor story.