Henchmen come in three flavours.

Rating: 5/10 (2 April 2018)

Namely, dumb, dumber and irredeemably stupid. At several points, henchman walk (walk!) up to John Wick in the midst of a gunfight, a man whose reputation looms large over the entire goons with guns fraternity, whose legend includes such fruity details as multiple kills with a pencil, with their guns trained on him while they watch him methodically lay waste to their comrades and oftentimes do not shoot, simply advancing till they are close enough to engage in hand to hand combat with a man who routinely shoots them between the eyes. I swear, some of them might as well have head butted the bullets and saved Wick the trouble.
Oh I tell a lie, there is a fourth flavour of goon, the near indestructible adversary whose purpose is to participate in a sort of violent robotic dance with Wick. I say near indestructible, but to avoid spoilers, I won't say who wins any of the fights.
The first movie really did cover all the ground that the premise supported, and as such, this is ultimately a rather redundant exercise in repetitive, fetishised gun play.