John Wick 2: Set Photo Reunites Keanu Reeves With Matrix Co-Star
John Wick 3 Has Entered Early Development
John Wick, released back in the fall of 2014, was an unlikely hit that inspired something of a cult following. Directed by Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, the film starred Keanu Reeves as the title character, a widowed retired hitman who went on a revenge-minded rampage following the murder of his beloved little dog. The first film represented a chance for Reeves, now in his 50s and years after the Matrix films, to return to action-hero mode, in a story with lots of wit and humor.
The film, which grossed $43 million at the domestic box office and around the same amount overseas, has a sequel, John Wick: Chapter Two, set for release in February of 2017, with the first trailer having now debuted online. And now, it appears a third film has already entered development as well.
Speaking at the 2016 New York Comic-Con, John Wick co-director, Chad Stahelski informed Collider that planning on a third John Wick is already underway. The second John Wick film (in addition to Reeves) stars Common, Ruby Rose, Ian McShane, John Leguizamo, Bridget Moynihan and Reeves’ Matrix co-star Laurence Fishburne. Stahelski is serving as the sole director of John Wick: Chapter Two.
Here’s the exact quote that Stahelski gave Collider with regard to John Wick 3:
“The studio has asked us to put our heads together and see if we can come up with something. Winston’s [McShane] is a big part of the next one, so is Lance Reddick. We’ve got some ideas.”
Does the John Wick franchise have enough to it to fill three movies, let alone two? There’s no reason to think there isn’t; the formula of Keanu Reeves kicking bad guys’ butts in revenge to a wrong done for him is probably a well that can returned to numerous times. Assuming another dog isn’t killed in the process, if anything the sequels will probably be a test of how much of the original film’s success had to do with the dog-avenging angle.
Considering how well people responded to the first John Wick, it’s to be expected that fans of the first movie will give the sequel(s) a chance. Then again, it’s not like fans haven’t been disappointed before by sequels that star Keanu Reeves and Laurence Fishburne.
John Wick: Chapter Two opens in U.S. theaters on February 10, 2017. We’ll bring you more information on John Wick 3 as it becomes available.
John Wick, released back in the fall of 2014, was an unlikely hit that inspired something of a cult following. Directed by Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, the film starred Keanu Reeves as the title character, a widowed retired hitman who went on a revenge-minded rampage following the murder of his beloved little dog. The first film represented a chance for Reeves, now in his 50s and years after the Matrix films, to return to action-hero mode, in a story with lots of wit and humor.
The film, which grossed $43 million at the domestic box office and around the same amount overseas, has a sequel, John Wick: Chapter Two, set for release in February of 2017, with the first trailer having now debuted online. And now, it appears a third film has already entered development as well.
Speaking at the 2016 New York Comic-Con, John Wick co-director, Chad Stahelski informed Collider that planning on a third John Wick is already underway. The second John Wick film (in addition to Reeves) stars Common, Ruby Rose, Ian McShane, John Leguizamo, Bridget Moynihan and Reeves’ Matrix co-star Laurence Fishburne. Stahelski is serving as the sole director of John Wick: Chapter Two.
Here’s the exact quote that Stahelski gave Collider with regard to John Wick 3:
“The studio has asked us to put our heads together and see if we can come up with something. Winston’s [McShane] is a big part of the next one, so is Lance Reddick. We’ve got some ideas.”
Does the John Wick franchise have enough to it to fill three movies, let alone two? There’s no reason to think there isn’t; the formula of Keanu Reeves kicking bad guys’ butts in revenge to a wrong done for him is probably a well that can returned to numerous times. Assuming another dog isn’t killed in the process, if anything the sequels will probably be a test of how much of the original film’s success had to do with the dog-avenging angle.
Considering how well people responded to the first John Wick, it’s to be expected that fans of the first movie will give the sequel(s) a chance. Then again, it’s not like fans haven’t been disappointed before by sequels that star Keanu Reeves and Laurence Fishburne.
John Wick: Chapter Two opens in U.S. theaters on February 10, 2017. We’ll bring you more information on John Wick 3 as it becomes available.
Recaptimus_Prime360
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1CK1S;9413509 said:
F*** it...I just gave them the rights to my 1st born child. I'm there.
Smokey Tha Bandit
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looks fucking fire. there..
TheNightKing
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I think the brilliance of the first one was that he was presented as this regular guy, then as the movie went on you realize everyone's shook of him. Then they show you why everyone's shook. Then you realize he knows he's the shit.
That character build is what was so dope. Hope they can keep that feel.
That character build is what was so dope. Hope they can keep that feel.
Alpha_Ambition
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Beta;9388177 said:
if it was a cat you would be cryin like mitch in paid in full foh
MontyM.Max
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A fuckin classic. This nigga got more ruthless. Been a minute since I walked out the theater ready to see some shit again. Niggas gotta start acknowledging Keanu properly
Guy Gardner
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Will Munny
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Dog wick is fucking hilarious.
"You killed John Wick's dog's human"
"You killed John Wick's dog's human"
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MontyM.Max
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Broddie;c-9639101 said:
It ain't enough
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Like Water
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Wife and I finna see it in a few... Can't wait.
Like Water
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aneed123;c-9640467 said:
Hell yeah. That shit was fuckin dope. Common played his role really well too. Just an all around great sequel. Flashier than its predecessor, but it retained the feel of the first.
That shootout in the subway station wit Common though. Shit was hilarious. Can't wait for the next joint.
