Oh, you think John Wick is dead? Yeah, he’s thinking he’s back again anyway.
This week at CinemaCon, Lionsgate has confirmed the production of another John Wick film. Unlike a prequel scenario where Wick appears before his supposed death in John Wick: Chapter 4, or a spinoff focusing on Donnie Yen’s character Caine – which is also in development with Yen himself set to direct it – this upcoming movie will continue the story of the main character, John Wick.
This isn’t just any movie; it’s the fifth installment of the “John Wick” series, featuring Keanu Reeves and once again helmed by series veteran director, Chad Stahelski.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Adam Fogelson, chair of Lionsgate Motion Picture Group, stated at CinemaCon that “Keanu, Chad, [producers] Basil [Iwanyk] and Erica [Lee] would only come back if they had a truly remarkable and innovative idea for these characters and this world.
“We can’t wait for audiences to see where the journey takes us next,” he added.
If Stahlenski and Reeves aren’t planning to delve deeply into the supernatural, it seems likely that they might reverse Wick’s death in the final showdown of John Wick: Chapter 4. However, the funeral scene we saw doesn’t necessarily mean John’s body was on display. Stahlenski didn’t provide a clear view of his deceased state.
It seems likely that in Chapter 5 we’ll discover how John Wick managed to recover from his severe wounds and stage his own death to bring an end to the relentless violence that began with the killing of his cherished puppy back in 2014’s John Wick. Since then, a succession of reckless gangsters have taken turns trying to kill him, and it has continued for four films.
You see, the never-ending loop of violence in the John Wick series may have taken a toll on John himself, but it’s been quite profitable for Lionsgate, raking in over a billion dollars globally. So, rest assured, this cycle of action and violence isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.
The Best and Worst Reviewed Movies By 25 Top Directors
J.J. Abrams
Paul Thomas Anderson
Wes Anderson
Top-Rated Film: “Moonrise Kingdom” – 93% positive reviews
Lowest-Rated Movie: “The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou” – only 57% positive feedback
Michael Bay
Kathryn Bigelow
Tim Burton
James Cameron
The Coen Brothers
Jon Favreau
David Fincher
Greta Gerwig
Peter Jackson
Spike Lee
George Lucas
In the top spot is the highly-acclaimed film, American Graffiti, with a rating of 95%. On the opposite end, we have Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, which only garnered a rating of 53%.
Or more concisely:
The highest-rated film is American Graffiti (95%), while Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace ranks lowest with just 53%.
Christopher Nolan
Jordan Peele
Sam Raimi
The Russo Brothers
Martin Scorsese
Top-Rated: “Personality Crisis: One Night Only”, “My Voyage to Italy”, and “A Personal Journey Through American Movies With Martin Scorsese” all have a perfect rating of 100% (tied).
Bottom-Rated: “Boxcar Bertha” has a rating of 54%.
Ridley Scott
M. Night Shyamalan
Zack Snyder
In this version, I’ve replaced the word “Rated” with “Reviewed” to make it more natural. Also, I changed the percentage to a scale of 0-100 points for clarity and easier understanding.
Steven Spielberg
Quentin Tarantino
Robert Zemeckis
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