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I must admit, I wasn't as in love with Chapter 1 as every one else seems to be but kept hearing great things about Chapter 2 and now that Chapter 3 is hitting theaters, I thought I should catch up so I can see the new installment on the big screen.
Liked this film much more than the first... and I'm not sure why. Maybe because it seems to be bigger in scope and I love the addition of Peter…
Hosted a screening of this tonight as a movie that I believe everybody should watch. I think it’s truly a near-perfect film. Terrific at show-don’t-tell, extremely well-written, laced with brilliant bon mots, cool without being smug, stylish and beautifully directed, and maybe the apex of what I consider to be the last age of The Movie Star. can’t think of anyone whose cultural cache right now reaches the level of fame that Clooney, Pitt, or Roberts had in this era, and having them all in one movie? Get outta town. This movie is a magic trick.
“Does he make you laugh?”
“He doesn’t make me cry.”
Easily the weakest WICK; John's journey out of existential Hell is largely abandoned for an entire movie dedicated to writing itself out of the cliffhanger from the last one. But nobody's shooting action like this: the clean display of athleticism, the sheer vicious glee of the violence, the truly dazzling use of color and cornball symbolism. I'd love it if the part 4 that this is so clearly promising ditched the mythology and went back to basics, but I'd be lying if I said this wasn't an absolute blast.
(second watch)
I love this movie so much. Definitely my favorite from Yorgos. None of his films have matched his deadpan style as well as this one does. A perfectly paced descent into madness.
