Bodycount

Rating: 7/10 (27 February 2017)

The story might be emptier than the promises of a politician or an alcoholist's liquor bottle, but if you like action movies, it delivers two hours of non-stop action entertainment.
The movie is all in all, very well, set up, where the acting is quite good and the scenes (locations) well chosen and filmed from a cinematography point of view. The fight scenes are tense and well choreographed, but many, many, many things are just quite impossible. And that last thing was really at the limit where, on occasion, it became down right annoying.
After a small epilogue to tie up loose ends in the storyline and also the director's move to set the tone of the movie, John Wick is forced back into the life of a hit-man, against his will. In addition, they blew up his house (remember in the first movie when they stole his car and killed his puppy?) AND set him up at the end of the mission.
Wrong move.
After many fights, where our hero gets a good beating and deals an even better beating and finds very original, out-of-the-crayon-box thinking, ways to kill henchmen and -women left and right (front and back), the net starts to close even on our beloved Mr. Wick.
John Wick Chapter 3 is set up, now we have to wait.
The summary of this review, explains itself. Go see, mind to zero (and just count), entertaining movie.