Too much, too close, too silly

Rating: 3/10 (11 February 2017)

Apparently I saw a different movie than the other people that have reviewed this movie, I can't see how anyone could have given this a good review.
In the movie I saw, the camera work was often so close, that all you could see was blurs or confusion. You just saw mashing of clothing, the camera was sometimes so close you couldn't make out who you were seeing. At times, you couldn't even make out what was happening, and sometimes just had to wait for aftermath to try to figure out what had happened in the prior scene. Panning out the camera would have improved the movie greatly. Closeups do not always improve the action, and this movie proves it.
In the movie I saw they would have you believe that almost every person in New York was secretly a hit-man, including an entire band of homeless people living on the street who were both homeless and hit men. To me, this was so goofy that it really ruined the story line, and I started laughing at how stupid this was. Of course, every single hit-man in New York, including all of the homeless hit men, all knew John Wick on a first name basis.
In the movie I saw, they would have you believe that there are networks of secret hotels, and secret armories and secret suppliers all over the world that hit men use. Well, I guess if every person in New York is a hit-man, then this is necessary. But it just comes off as stupid.
The plot, is that John MUST perform a task, which everyone knows will make him the most wanted man in the world, and if he doesn't perform this task, then he will be the most wanted man in the world. Kind of a really stupid plot.
In the movie I saw, John Wick killed nearly ever person with a a single shot or single hit, EXCEPT, Cassain. John couldn't kill Cassain no matter what he did, and these two just kept shooting each other. But don't worry, John had a bullet proof suit that he bought at one of these hit-man stores. But, he is the only one that can afford these suits. Even though this store appears to do enough business that they have a full time staff making bullet proof suits, no one else has them. Nearly every other person dies with a single shot, so they clearly are not wearing these suits.
Then there was the large Asian man comic relief, who takes a shot directly into the brain, and that doesn't kill him, he keeps on coming. Hmmm.
To me, they took the best of John Wick 1, the best of Bourne, combined it with Doom, supersized it, and ruined it. Less is more guys.
I went to this movie with high hopes and was extremely disappointed, mostly at how goofy they made the story line.