Larger, Deeper does not mean automatically better.

Rating: 7/10 (13 May 2017)

Its like you have second date with a girl, you don't want to lose, so next you take her somewhere better, more expensive, but the girl wants to be comfy and not to feel, you want impress her with the money and place. Yes, chapter II is in the same waters like first part. But in this movie, there are some bit boring sequences like that with Fishburne and maybe more for some individuals. Actions sequences here are beautifully done, story is basic and finale is adequate. all of this is dona by the same formula. Only ONE BETTER thing for me is characters. Thanks to larger scale, there are new players and are pretty good to watch. Non-talking woman and Common - both are very very watchable and add new dimensions. They are more attractive than (still very good) Dafoe in first part. I am music man but i don't remember any catchy hook or loop in terms of soundtrack. Little bit sad from directing the end. SPOILER: When Wick is running away in very last shot, the angle of camera should have been closely to his face, not to take large scale. It would be much better and more dramatic if we could some expressions in his face, like for the first time - fear for example... END of SPOILER: Overall - funny to watch, classy, more expensive.