John Wick Chapter 4 - A (Mostly) Excellent Finale 

Disagree so much about Bill. He was perfect in the role, brought those creepy pennywise expressions, and made the marquis one of my favorite characters.

Once again Wick gave us what we need: nonstop action, excellent fight scenes, and of course…no sign of THE MESSAGE

For me Bill Skarsgard was like a classic Bond villain. Sat back and plotted from behind the scenes with his henchmen doing all the heavy hitting.

The Dragon's Breath scene instantly became one of my favorite scenes ever. The overhead just made it perfect to protray the mayhem this ammo in combination with John Wick could bring.

The Paris roundabout sequence and the one in the room with the high camera and him firing that shotgun with dragon's breath ammo like there's bo tomorrow was worth the ticket.

This is one of those rare movies that while I agree with basically every criticism leveled against it, I don’t really care about any of them enough for me to view this film as anything less than a masterpiece.

I genuinely couldn't help but smile throught the entire 2 hour and 50 mins, a very entertaining film and that's all it needed to be.

The overhead shot with the Dragonsbreath absolutely blew me away. This is peak action movie cinema

What’s crazy is that the director of this movie, Chad Stahelski, was just on Joe Rogan mentioning he watches ALL of these kinds of movie criticisms - including the Critical Drinker! He gave you a cool shoutout on the episode!

I have huge respect for Keanu Reevs for the amount of work he did in John Wick 4 alone. There were so many choreographies that it must have taken him a lot of time to train and remember the sequence

It's quite remarkable how Tom Cruise and Keanu Reeves who's at their 50s/60s are doing their best to save the blockbuster action genre

The overhead action scene was insane . Literally straight out of a video game

Nobody gives credit to the stuntmen, they carried hard some scenes.

Did anyone else love that the seemingly massively fat and slovenly German crime-boss, could actually kick ass, do slick fight moves and almost defeat Wick? I didn't expect to see him doing high-kicks to Keanu's face, and it was a really cool surprise.

The moment he got kicked back down the stairs felt definitely like a video game where you reach the mini boss but forget to save and you die so back to the beginning of the level.

Donnie Yen played his part so cool in this. The style, and finesse... and that, "FUCK OFF" at the end, was reading my mind.

I had the chance to meet the John Wick PR team when John Wick 1 came out. The idea of the movie feeling like a video game was intentional from day 1. The production team invited prominent Game Developers to pre-screening of the movie, and we all loved it, from character introduction to fast-paced gun-foo, we were stunned (ex-Blizzard, Bungie, Id Software folks)

RIP Lance Reddick, rest in peace knowing that you have played many iconic characters in TV shows and video games that will never be forgotten, and that you have had the privilege to play one of the most badass characters in the John Wick franchise. You have made great and significant contributions through your talents in acting, and you will be sorely missed.

Scott Atkins was unrecognisable and awesome in this movie I’m huge fan of Donnie and he delivered as always

I personally loved Bill Skarsgard and he made me think of Alan Rickman's performance as Hans Gruber in Die Hard who only handled a gun two or three times in the movie but was constantly calculating and stategising to take down his nemesis. I enjoyed seeing his panic and realization that if Wick made it to the duel he could actually lose so his best bet was to send an army of assasins after Wick. For me it worked.