Samuel Riemer

I watched John Wick 4, but didn't finish, too much bad language, repetitious and routine, run-of-the-mill sword and gunfight scenes, in which it takes 101 bullets to kill an antagonist, 39 kicks to the face, three bricks to the back of the head, and being thrown against a wall three times, before someone is put down, and even then, they just might rise again and again. Moreover, don't ignore the numerous assassins he is able to defeat after finishing off the first 239, and still have enough stamina to continue on and kill another three, and on to the next four, and on to the next group of assassins, and on and on...and then on and on a bit more...did I say it was a bit repetitious? Don't forget the blind swordsman who can dodge bullets from a machine-gun and sword thrusts. Oh, it also seems he had an endless supply of clips for his guns, but of course, he also used the dead guy’s weapons. After half an hour of the movie (which was all I could stand), by then he had already killed, single-handedly, just north of 3,521 badly behaved cutthroats. So, I began to cheer for the bad guys, hoping they would polish off Wick, put him in the ground, once and for all, and be done with it! On top of that, what is the reason Wick is massacring enough henchman to populate a large cemetery? If he can slaughter and eradicate whole armies of ninja trained assassins, the best there is, why not take his wrath out, destroy the Table, the organization that placed him in that position in the first place. In the first John Wick movie, the plot is clear, and there are reasons for the violence. But in the next films it was all downhill. Now, after sliding down the mountainside, Wick has gone off a cliff and hit terminal velocity. Enough is enough, please end this carnage and senseless slaughter, and produce a movie with a noble and respectable plot.