Tushar Kurhe

No doubt the film has a good entertainment value, although at some places the film bores you, like the fight scenes that are far too over stretched. Talking about the character John Wick of whom the villains of the film are terrorized & impressed at the same time seems dull, lousy and heavy. 'Compare this to Jason Statham in Transporter' & you'll notice the difference. John Wick (Keanu Reeves) doesn't seem quick & agile & many times is beaten hard by the adversaries giving the impression 'Oh my god' is this the one they call Baba Yaga, the man you send to kill a boogeyman. Talking about other characters, especially Winston and Bowery King give a nice support to John Wick's character. The main adversary 'Marquis' played by Bill Skarsgard somehow feels like a teenager elevated to greater heights, maybe someone else like Scott Adkins or Tom Hardy could have portrayed this character differently. Overall, still a good film to watch and get entertained. Just one thing though - When you go to watch this film, don't forget to keep your brains in your pocket or your car or home..!

Absolutely fantastic. Biological Reality blended with great Imagination.

Good storyline..But silly goofups .. Ashok Saraf flashback scene when he is held by anti corruption & receives call from Sharad Ponkshe in police station thus poking him for being honest. Surprisingly you can see Sharad Ponkshe talking on android smartphone & his son playing a game also on a smartphone..It's approx year 1998 & from where smartphone popped up..Not expected such goof up by Mahesh Manjrekar.

Why such a long back story? Could have devoted more time on the train thereby increasing the thrill.. Lost opportunity.