Never stab the devil in the back.
John Wick is forced out of retirement by a former associate looking to seize control of a shadowy international assassins’ guild. Bound by a blood oath to aid him, Wick travels to Rome and does battle against some of the world’s most dangerous killers.
Adult Status :
Movie ID : 324552
Movie Language : en
Original Title: John Wick: Chapter 2
Popularity : 337.884
Release : 2017-02-08
Movie Title : John Wick: Chapter 2
Rate : 7.3
Vote Count : 11062
Genre IDs : 28,53,80
Genres : Action, Thriller, Crime
Tagline : Never stab the devil in the back.
Revenue : 171539887
Runtime : 122
Status : Released
Movie Collection
Collection ID : 404609
Collection Name : John Wick Collection
Movie Production Studio
Company Name : Thunder Road
Budget : 40000000
HomePage : https://www.lionsgate.com/movies/john-wick-chapter-2
IMDB ID : tt4425200
Country Code : US
Country Name :
Spoken Language : English
Company ID : 3528
Company Logo : [COMPANYLOGO]
Company Country : US
Video
Casts and Crews
Cast
- Keanu Reeves ( Keanu Reeves ) Acting as John Wick
- Common ( Common ) Acting as Cassian
- Ian McShane ( Ian McShane ) Acting as Winston
- Laurence Fishburne ( Laurence Fishburne ) Acting as Bowery King
- Riccardo Scamarcio ( Riccardo Scamarcio ) Acting as Santino D'Antonio
- Ruby Rose ( Ruby Rose ) Acting as Ares
- Lance Reddick ( Lance Reddick ) Acting as Charon
- Peter Stormare ( Peter Stormare ) Acting as Abram Tarasov
- Bridget Moynahan ( Bridget Moynahan ) Acting as Helen Wick
- Franco Nero ( Franco Nero ) Acting as Julius
- John Leguizamo ( John Leguizamo ) Acting as Aurelio
- Claudia Gerini ( Claudia Gerini ) Acting as Gianna D'Antonio
- Wass Stevens ( Wass Stevens ) Acting as Consiglieri
- Peter Serafinowicz ( Peter Serafinowicz ) Acting as Sommelier
- Luca Mosca ( Luca Mosca ) Costume & Make-Up as Italian Tailor
- Tobias Segal ( Tobias Segal ) Acting as Earl
- Thomas Sadoski ( Thomas Sadoski ) Acting as Jimmy
- Chukwudi Iwuji ( Chukwudi Iwuji ) Acting as Mr. Akoni
- Yama ( Yama ) Acting as Sumo Assassin (uncredited)
- Erik Frandsen ( Erik Frandsen ) Acting as Numismatic
- David Patrick Kelly ( David Patrick Kelly ) Acting as Charlie
- Perry Yung ( Perry Yung ) Acting as Dr. Randall
- Youma Diakite ( Youma Diakite ) Acting as Lucia
- Midori Nakamura ( Midori Nakamura ) Acting as Seamstress
- Mario Donatone ( Mario Donatone ) Acting as Cardinal
- Giorgio Carminati ( Giorgio Carminati ) Acting as Priest
- Elli ( Elli ) Acting as Pawnbroker
- Thaddeus Daniels ( Thaddeus Daniels ) Acting as Nigerian Man
- Margaret Daly ( Margaret Daly ) Acting as The Operator
- Christine Hollingsworth ( Christine Hollingsworth ) Acting as Bartender
- Ciscandra Nostalghia ( Ciscandra Nostalghia ) Acting as Concert Singer
- Vadim Kroll ( Vadim Kroll ) Acting as Cheslav
- Simone Spinazzè ( Simone Spinazzè ) Acting as Cartographer
- Chris LaPanta ( Chris LaPanta ) Acting as Earl's Guard #1
- Guyviaud Joseph ( Guyviaud Joseph ) Acting as Earl's Guard #2
- Diane Gooch ( Diane Gooch ) Acting as Waitress
- Alisa Ermolaev ( Alisa Ermolaev ) Acting as Switchboard Operator #1
- Kelly Rae LeGault ( Kelly Rae LeGault ) Acting as Switchboard Operator #2
- Joan Smalls ( Joan Smalls ) Acting as Continental Female Assassin
- Basil Iwanyk Sr. ( Basil Iwanyk Sr. ) Acting as Creepy Homeless Man
- Airon Armstrong ( Airon Armstrong ) Crew as Ares Team #1 (uncredited)
- Nico Toffoli ( Nico Toffoli ) Acting as Brian Blackman (uncredited)
- Aaron Cohen ( Aaron Cohen ) Acting as Hitman (uncredited)
- Aly Mang ( Aly Mang ) Acting as Winston's Personal Assistant (uncredited)
- Nora Sommerkamp ( Nora Sommerkamp ) Acting as Hotel Guest - Assassin (uncredited)
- Marmee Regine Cosico ( Marmee Regine Cosico ) Acting as ND Chinatown Pedestrian (uncredited)
- Nancy Cejari ( Nancy Cejari ) Acting as Business Woman (uncredited)
- Kitty Crystal ( Kitty Crystal ) Acting as Switch Board Operator (uncredited)
- Jennifer Dong ( Jennifer Dong ) Acting as Cocktail Waitress (uncredited)
- Sidney Beitz ( Sidney Beitz ) Acting as Bartender (uncredited)
- Mark Vincent ( Mark Vincent ) Acting as Winston's Guard (uncredited)
- Justin L. Wilson ( Justin L. Wilson ) Acting as Special Ops Assassin (uncredited)
- Shade Rupe ( Shade Rupe ) Acting as Opera Attendee (uncredited)
- Heidi Moneymaker ( Heidi Moneymaker ) Acting as Assassin (uncredited)
- Angel Pai ( Angel Pai ) Acting as Assassin (uncredited)
- Johnny Otto ( Johnny Otto ) Acting as Assassin (uncredited)
- Nobuya Shimamoto ( Nobuya Shimamoto ) Acting as Assassin (uncredited)
- Oleg Prudius ( Oleg Prudius ) Acting as Russian Assassin (uncredited)
- Alex Ziwak ( Alex Ziwak ) Acting as Russian Gunman (uncredited)
- Bruno Verdirosi ( Bruno Verdirosi ) Acting as Gianna's Bodyguard (uncredited)
- Ottaviano Dell'Acqua ( Ottaviano Dell'Acqua ) Acting as Gianna's Bodyguard (uncredited)
- Tim Connolly ( Tim Connolly ) Acting as Ares Team #2 (uncredited)
- Kenny Sheard ( Kenny Sheard ) Acting as Ares Team #3 (uncredited)
- Stephen Dunlevy ( Stephen Dunlevy ) Acting as Ares Team #4 (uncredited)
- Niko Nedyalkov ( Niko Nedyalkov ) Crew as Metro Assassin #1 (uncredited)
- Bill Walters ( Bill Walters ) Acting as Homeless Man in Chinatown (uncredited)




























































Crew
- Suzanne Smith ( Suzanne Smith ) Production, Job: Casting From Department of Production
- Robert Bernacchi ( Robert Bernacchi ) Production, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production
- Robert Bernacchi ( Robert Bernacchi ) Production, Job: Unit Production Manager From Department of Production
- Danilo Bollettini ( Danilo Bollettini ) Crew, Job: Special Effects Coordinator From Department of Crew
- Richard Henderson ( Richard Henderson ) Sound, Job: Music Editor From Department of Sound
- Daniele Massaccesi ( Daniele Massaccesi ) Camera, Job: Camera Operator From Department of Camera
- Daniele Massaccesi ( Daniele Massaccesi ) Camera, Job: Steadicam Operator From Department of Camera
- Daniel Bernhardt ( Daniel Bernhardt ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Vito Colazzo ( Vito Colazzo ) Production, Job: Unit Production Manager From Department of Production
- Chad Stahelski ( Chad Stahelski ) Directing, Job: Director From Department of Directing
- Chad Stahelski ( Chad Stahelski ) Directing, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production
- David Leitch ( David Leitch ) Directing, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production
- Tyler Bates ( Tyler Bates ) Sound, Job: Original Music Composer From Department of Sound
- Kevin Kavanaugh ( Kevin Kavanaugh ) Art, Job: Production Design From Department of Art
- R. Bruce Steinheimer ( R. Bruce Steinheimer ) Crew, Job: Special Effects Supervisor From Department of Visual Effects
- Claudio Pacifico ( Claudio Pacifico ) Acting, Job: Stunt Coordinator From Department of Crew
- Chris Shriver ( Chris Shriver ) Art, Job: Art Direction From Department of Art
- Dan Laustsen ( Dan Laustsen ) Camera, Job: Director of Photography From Department of Camera
- Luca Mosca ( Luca Mosca ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Design From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Jeff G. Waxman ( Jeff G. Waxman ) Production, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production
- Jonathan Eusebio ( Jonathan Eusebio ) Crew, Job: Stunt Coordinator From Department of Crew
- Dawn Lunsford ( Dawn Lunsford ) Sound, Job: Foley Artist From Department of Sound
- Alicia Stevenson ( Alicia Stevenson ) Sound, Job: Foley Artist From Department of Sound
- Basil Iwanyk ( Basil Iwanyk ) Production, Job: Producer From Department of Production
- Krista Bell ( Krista Bell ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Ottaviano Dell'Acqua ( Ottaviano Dell'Acqua ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Gary Daniels ( Gary Daniels ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Donna Sloan ( Donna Sloan ) Production, Job: Executive In Charge Of Production From Department of Production
- John R. Saunders ( John R. Saunders ) Directing, Job: First Assistant Director From Department of Directing
- Kevin Scott Frakes ( Kevin Scott Frakes ) Production, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production
- Marco Valerio Pugini ( Marco Valerio Pugini ) Production, Job: Line Producer From Department of Production
- Saverio Sammali ( Saverio Sammali ) Art, Job: Art Direction From Department of Art
- J.J. Perry ( J.J. Perry ) Crew, Job: Stunt Coordinator From Department of Crew
- David Schlesinger ( David Schlesinger ) Art, Job: Set Decoration From Department of Art
- Andy Koyama ( Andy Koyama ) Sound, Job: Sound Re-Recording Mixer From Department of Sound
- Carmia Marshall ( Carmia Marshall ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Key Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Jessica Kelly ( Jessica Kelly ) Production, Job: Casting From Department of Production
- Derek Kolstad ( Derek Kolstad ) Writing, Job: Writer From Department of Writing
- Tim Connolly ( Tim Connolly ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Joel J. Richard ( Joel J. Richard ) Sound, Job: Original Music Composer From Department of Sound
- Niko Tavernise ( Niko Tavernise ) Camera, Job: Still Photographer From Department of Camera
- Airon Armstrong ( Airon Armstrong ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Jen Weissenberg ( Jen Weissenberg ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Marc Désourdy ( Marc Désourdy ) Crew, Job: Stunt Coordinator From Department of Crew
- Panuvat Anthony Nanakornpanom ( Panuvat Anthony Nanakornpanom ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Augusto Grassi ( Augusto Grassi ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Supervisor From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Stephen M. Kelley ( Stephen M. Kelley ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Department Head From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Dan O'Connell ( Dan O'Connell ) Sound, Job: Foley Artist From Department of Sound
- Ivy Ermert ( Ivy Ermert ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Darrin Prescott ( Darrin Prescott ) Crew, Job: Stunt Coordinator From Department of Crew
- Darrin Prescott ( Darrin Prescott ) Crew, Job: Second Unit Director From Department of Directing
- John T. Cucci ( John T. Cucci ) Sound, Job: Foley Artist From Department of Sound
- Eddie Grisco ( Eddie Grisco ) Crew, Job: Armorer From Department of Crew
- Alain Caporicci ( Alain Caporicci ) Crew, Job: Set Production Assistant From Department of Crew
- Erica Kim ( Erica Kim ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Vinny Mazzarella ( Vinny Mazzarella ) Art, Job: Property Master From Department of Art
- Shane B. Scott ( Shane B. Scott ) Directing, Job: Script Supervisor From Department of Directing
- D. Chris Smith ( D. Chris Smith ) Sound, Job: Sound Effects Editor From Department of Sound
- Daniel Sauvé ( Daniel Sauvé ) Camera, Job: Camera Operator From Department of Camera
- Bill Almeida ( Bill Almeida ) Lighting, Job: Gaffer From Department of Lighting
- Marco Sticchi ( Marco Sticchi ) Lighting, Job: Rigging Gaffer From Department of Lighting
- Daniel Saxlid ( Daniel Saxlid ) Sound, Job: Dialogue Editor From Department of Sound
- Sha-Sha Shiau ( Sha-Sha Shiau ) Art, Job: Art Department Coordinator From Department of Art
- Anna Hilton ( Anna Hilton ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Hairstylist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Evan Schiff ( Evan Schiff ) Editing, Job: Editor From Department of Editing
- Duane Manwiller ( Duane Manwiller ) Camera, Job: Camera Operator From Department of Camera
- Duane Manwiller ( Duane Manwiller ) Camera, Job: Second Unit Director of Photography From Department of Camera
- Kerry Dean Williams ( Kerry Dean Williams ) Sound, Job: ADR Editor From Department of Sound
- Mark Schmidt ( Mark Schmidt ) Camera, Job: Steadicam Operator From Department of Camera
- Joseph Farulla ( Joseph Farulla ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Fraser Taggart ( Fraser Taggart ) Camera, Job: Director of Photography From Department of Camera
- Fraser Taggart ( Fraser Taggart ) Camera, Job: Additional Photography From Department of Camera
- Kerrie Smith ( Kerrie Smith ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Hair Department Head From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Rick Derby ( Rick Derby ) Editing, Job: First Assistant Editor From Department of Editing
- Jen Monnar ( Jen Monnar ) Sound, Job: Music Editor From Department of Sound
- Sanja Milic ( Sanja Milic ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Martyn Zub ( Martyn Zub ) Sound, Job: Sound Re-Recording Mixer From Department of Sound
- Enrico Latella ( Enrico Latella ) Production, Job: Location Manager From Department of Production
- John Keating ( John Keating ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Chino Binamo ( Chino Binamo ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Chris Ebeling ( Chris Ebeling ) Visual Effects, Job: Animation From Department of Visual Effects
- John Houlihan ( John Houlihan ) Sound, Job: Music Supervisor From Department of Sound
- Chris Navarro ( Chris Navarro ) Sound, Job: ADR Mixer From Department of Sound
- Stephen Dunlevy ( Stephen Dunlevy ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Kenny Sheard ( Kenny Sheard ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Chris Tonick ( Chris Tonick ) Editing, Job: First Assistant Editor From Department of Editing
- Clay Liversidge ( Clay Liversidge ) Lighting, Job: Rigging Gaffer From Department of Lighting
- Robert Mattigetz ( Robert Mattigetz ) Camera, Job: Second Unit Director of Photography From Department of Camera
- Susan Schectar ( Susan Schectar ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Hairstylist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Michael Tinger ( Michael Tinger ) Crew, Job: Post Production Supervisor From Department of Crew
- Michael Tinger ( Michael Tinger ) Crew, Job: Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Costanza Bastanti ( Costanza Bastanti ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Set Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Jennifer Madeloff ( Jennifer Madeloff ) Production, Job: Associate Producer From Department of Production
- Joanne Higginbottom ( Joanne Higginbottom ) Sound, Job: Score Engineer From Department of Crew
- Rick Thompson ( Rick Thompson ) Crew, Job: Special Effects Coordinator From Department of Crew
- Gregor Tavenner ( Gregor Tavenner ) Camera, Job: Camera Operator From Department of Camera
- Len Murach ( Len Murach ) Production, Job: Location Manager From Department of Production
- John DeSimone ( John DeSimone ) Production, Job: Production Supervisor From Department of Production
- Carrie Richardson ( Carrie Richardson ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Producer From Department of Visual Effects
- Simona Batistelli ( Simona Batistelli ) Production, Job: Unit Manager From Department of Production
- Nicolas Marion ( Nicolas Marion ) Camera, Job: First Assistant Camera From Department of Camera
- Heidi Moneymaker ( Heidi Moneymaker ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Heidi Moneymaker ( Heidi Moneymaker ) Acting, Job: Stunt Double From Department of Crew
- Marque DeWinter ( Marque DeWinter ) Camera, Job: First Assistant Camera From Department of Camera
- Stephen F. Newnam ( Stephen F. Newnam ) Editing, Job: Production Controller From Department of Crew
- Paul Linden ( Paul Linden ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Supervisor From Department of Visual Effects
- Adam Pere ( Adam Pere ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Coordinator From Department of Visual Effects
- Eldar Iskandarov ( Eldar Iskandarov ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Set Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Robbie P Smith ( Robbie P Smith ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Yves Desjardins ( Yves Desjardins ) Production, Job: Production Coordinator From Department of Production
- Kimi Rosenthal ( Kimi Rosenthal ) Crew, Job: Post-Production Manager From Department of Crew
- Ami Cohen ( Ami Cohen ) Production, Job: Production Director From Department of Production
- Marianne Bobet ( Marianne Bobet ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Craig Vaccaro ( Craig Vaccaro ) Lighting, Job: Rigging Grip From Department of Lighting
- Benoît Mathieu ( Benoît Mathieu ) Production, Job: Location Manager From Department of Production
- Jamie Buckner ( Jamie Buckner ) Production, Job: Production Coordinator From Department of Production
- Vencislav Stojanov ( Vencislav Stojanov ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Guy Efrat ( Guy Efrat ) Art, Job: Location Manager From Department of Production
- Guy Efrat ( Guy Efrat ) Art, Job: Second Assistant Director From Department of Directing
- Mike F. Hedayati ( Mike F. Hedayati ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Supervisor From Department of Visual Effects
- Vishal Rungta ( Vishal Rungta ) Production, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production
- Holly S. Rymon ( Holly S. Rymon ) Production, Job: Unit Production Manager From Department of Production
- Holly S. Rymon ( Holly S. Rymon ) Production, Job: Co-Producer From Department of Production
- Michael Gilbert ( Michael Gilbert ) Crew, Job: Visual Effects Editor From Department of Crew
- Ryan Brassington ( Ryan Brassington ) Crew, Job: Visual Effects Editor From Department of Crew
- David Jobe ( David Jobe ) Sound, Job: Foley Mixer From Department of Sound
- Letizia Santucci ( Letizia Santucci ) Art, Job: Set Decoration From Department of Art
- Christian Giuliani ( Christian Giuliani ) Art, Job: Art Department Coordinator From Department of Art
- James Wendelken ( James Wendelken ) Art, Job: Construction Coordinator From Department of Art
- Ken Goodstein ( Ken Goodstein ) Art, Job: Property Master From Department of Art
- Kate Geller ( Kate Geller ) Production, Job: Casting Associate From Department of Production
- Brian Hemesath ( Brian Hemesath ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Assistant Costume Designer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Jill Flowers ( Jill Flowers ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Supervisor From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Erick Martinez ( Erick Martinez ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Supervisor From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Alessia Pierantoni ( Alessia Pierantoni ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Coordinator From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Paul Thompson ( Paul Thompson ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Key Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Zakiya Dennis ( Zakiya Dennis ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Set Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Carmegie Dupuy ( Carmegie Dupuy ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Set Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Carlotta Moricci ( Carlotta Moricci ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Set Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Lawrence Bell ( Lawrence Bell ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Tailor From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Francesco Zaccaria ( Francesco Zaccaria ) Lighting, Job: Gaffer From Department of Lighting
- Michael A. McFadden ( Michael A. McFadden ) Lighting, Job: Rigging Grip From Department of Lighting
- Claudio Del Gobbo ( Claudio Del Gobbo ) Camera, Job: Dolly Grip From Department of Camera
- Chris DesRochers ( Chris DesRochers ) Camera, Job: Dolly Grip From Department of Camera
- Stefano Di Pasquali ( Stefano Di Pasquali ) Camera, Job: Dolly Grip From Department of Camera
- Bradley Grant ( Bradley Grant ) Camera, Job: First Assistant Camera From Department of Camera
- Roy Malhi ( Roy Malhi ) Crew, Job: CG Supervisor From Department of Crew
- Maurizio Corridori ( Maurizio Corridori ) Visual Effects, Job: Special Effects Supervisor From Department of Visual Effects
- Molly Pabian ( Molly Pabian ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Producer From Department of Visual Effects
- John Stewart ( John Stewart ) Visual Effects, Job: Visual Effects Supervisor From Department of Visual Effects
- Betsy Reyes ( Betsy Reyes ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Key Hair Stylist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Joanna McCarthy ( Joanna McCarthy ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Key Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Anna Stachow ( Anna Stachow ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Ryan Hanna ( Ryan Hanna ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Charlie Marroquin ( Charlie Marroquin ) Camera, Job: Key Grip From Department of Camera
- Jackson Spidell ( Jackson Spidell ) Acting, Job: Stunt Double From Department of Crew
- Gillian Chandler ( Gillian Chandler ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Key Makeup Artist From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Ariane Collman ( Ariane Collman ) Directing, Job: Third Assistant Director From Department of Directing
- Dustan Lewis McBain ( Dustan Lewis McBain ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Luigi Spoletini ( Luigi Spoletini ) Directing, Job: First Assistant Director From Department of Directing
- Massimiliano Dessena ( Massimiliano Dessena ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Qiuyun Long ( Qiuyun Long ) Production, Job: Executive Producer From Department of Production
- Eric Van Dyn Hoven ( Eric Van Dyn Hoven ) Crew, Job: Post Production Assistant From Department of Crew
- Andrea di Benedetto ( Andrea di Benedetto ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Mauro Faina ( Mauro Faina ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Daniel Hargrave ( Daniel Hargrave ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Niko Nedyalkov ( Niko Nedyalkov ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Elizabeth Zackheim ( Elizabeth Zackheim ) Crew, Job: Dialect Coach From Department of Crew
- Shawn Sendio ( Shawn Sendio ) Production, Job: Production Coordinator From Department of Production
- Madison Lanting ( Madison Lanting ) Crew, Job: Animal Wrangler From Department of Crew
- Kim Krafsky ( Kim Krafsky ) Crew, Job: Animal Wrangler From Department of Crew
- Carlos A. Garcia ( Carlos A. Garcia ) Crew, Job: Dialect Coach From Department of Crew
- Willy Faso ( Willy Faso ) Production, Job: Production Coordinator From Department of Production
- Carmela Compagnone ( Carmela Compagnone ) Production, Job: Production Accountant From Department of Production
- Diana Ascher ( Diana Ascher ) Production, Job: Production Accountant From Department of Production
- Marco Di Folco ( Marco Di Folco ) Crew, Job: Driver From Department of Crew
- Dan Hobert ( Dan Hobert ) Crew, Job: Driver From Department of Crew
- Chris Cloud ( Chris Cloud ) Art, Job: Location Scout From Department of Art
- Kimberly Huston ( Kimberly Huston ) Crew, Job: Visual Effects Editor From Department of Crew
- Kevin Krout ( Kevin Krout ) Visual Effects, Job: Color Designer From Department of Visual Effects
- Matthew Evan Walsh ( Matthew Evan Walsh ) Crew, Job: Post-Production Manager From Department of Crew
- Taylor White ( Taylor White ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Costume Coordinator From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Simone Carlo Toniato Toso ( Simone Carlo Toniato Toso ) Costume & Make-Up, Job: Set Costumer From Department of Costume & Make-Up
- Monika Herédi ( Monika Herédi ) Art, Job: Set Dresser From Department of Art
- PaiSen Wang ( PaiSen Wang ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Jim Ng ( Jim Ng ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Jason Mello ( Jason Mello ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Kyle Mclean ( Kyle Mclean ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Suo Liu ( Suo Liu ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Marco Lascari ( Marco Lascari ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Stefanie Barry ( Stefanie Barry ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Calvin Ahn ( Calvin Ahn ) Crew, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Marco Fabriziani ( Marco Fabriziani ) Crew, Job: Drone Operator From Department of Crew
- Chloé Giroux-lachance ( Chloé Giroux-lachance ) Camera, Job: First Assistant Camera From Department of Camera
- Kelly Marroquin ( Kelly Marroquin ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Henri Normand ( Henri Normand ) Lighting, Job: Lighting Technician From Department of Lighting
- Lorenzo Peyrone ( Lorenzo Peyrone ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Frank Rinato ( Frank Rinato ) Camera, Job: Camera Operator From Department of Camera
- Daniele Proietti ( Daniele Proietti ) Camera, Job: Drone Operator From Department of Crew
- Stephen P. Cannon ( Stephen P. Cannon ) Crew, Job: Set Medic From Department of Crew
- Federica Durigon ( Federica Durigon ) Directing, Job: Third Assistant Director From Department of Directing
- Alessandra Fortuna ( Alessandra Fortuna ) Directing, Job: Second Assistant Director From Department of Directing
- Jeremy Marks ( Jeremy Marks ) Directing, Job: Second Assistant Director From Department of Directing
- Andrea Pugini ( Andrea Pugini ) Production, Job: Assistant Production Manager From Department of Production
- Joe Barton ( Joe Barton ) Art, Job: Location Scout From Department of Art
- Erica Lee ( Erica Lee ) Production, Job: Producer From Department of Production
- Cristina Onori ( Cristina Onori ) Art, Job: Supervising Art Director From Department of Art
- Bruno Verdirosi ( Bruno Verdirosi ) Acting, Job: Stunts From Department of Crew
- Adam Hall ( Adam Hall ) Camera, Job: Grip From Department of Camera
- Jeruschka Argenziano ( Jeruschka Argenziano ) Crew, Job: Set Medic From Department of Crew








































Movie Review
- ( CuriousAstronaut ) give rating 9
- Gimly ( Ruuz ) give rating 7
- Per Gunnar Jonsson ( Dark Jedi ) give rating 6
- Reno ( Rangan ) give rating 8
- Sheldon Nylander ( dalboz ) give rating 7
- ( GenerationofSwine ) give rating 8
- Nathan ( TitanGusang ) give rating 8
- ( r96sk ) give rating 8

This movie essentially starts right after the first one ends, right at the top-down view of New York City. Dark humor abounds,
bullets rip through head and bodies, and Wick is unstoppable.
This film should be held as the gold standard for action movies. There is very little camera shake during fights and Reeves clearly has spent a lot of time preparing for this role. You can see nearly every take-down, every gunshot, and Wick has to reload at inconvenient times in a realistic fashion which also adds to the hilarity of the following kills.
Overall the acting performances were solid. Reeves isn't known for having an extremely wide range, but his devotion to making this movie a kick-ass martial arts production is second to none. I felt the villain was a bit on the weak side though, but he did his role justice. Ian McShane's character remains the strongest especially combined with the last film.
The lighting is superb! There's a red-blue theme that is in nearly every nightclub and darkly lit areas and its absolutely lovely to look at. Overall cinematography is very good.
Definitely worth seeing!

_Final rating:★★★½ - I strongly recommend you make the time._

Be warned that the rest of this review might contain a spoiler or two.
One thing I really liked about the first movie was, as you can read in my review about that one, that it was a no bullshit, kill the bad guys and no emotional regrets, kind of movie. John Wick went all out for revenge and at the same time we got introduced into this cool world of assassins, safe havens, hidden “shops” for guns, classy tailors providing bullet proof costumes etc. etc.
In this movie he is forced onto a job by a real asshole. He is constantly reluctant and walks around with a sad puppy face all the time. Of course said asshole screws him halfway through the movie and that would have been a good time to start get back on track with some decent payback story but unfortunately the script writers thought otherwise. After some more of the same shit no one really wins in the end (although one of the two adversaries suffer a more “permanent” setback than the other).
Worse is that, in my opinion, in their eager to put together some crap drama this movie essentially screwed up the possibilities for a John Wick 3 unless they pull some rather big surprise rabbit out of the hat for that one.
There are plenty of action in the movie of course but also her I feel that it was a bit too over the top. No one, absolutely no one, seems to be able to shoot straight except for John Wick. This makes the action feel more like a parody a’la Kill Bill than a more serious action, revenge movie. Yes it is cool to watch but only up to a point. Heck, if this would have been a Star Trek (TOS) episode Hollywood’s entire supply of red shirts would have been used up on a single movie. While I am bitching I should perhaps also mention that the amount of beating that John Wick seems to be able to absorb is … unbelievable.
I did enjoy the movie but not at all as much as I hoped I would. To me it has a completely different spirit than what I remember from the first one and the ending is, again to me at least, not a happy one.
Having said that the action sequences are as cool, crazy but cool, and violent as they are unbelievable. I found it a bit sad that they wrecked his nice car though.
Overall a enjoyable movie but no match for the first chapter and I cannot bring myself to give it more than 3 out of 5 stars.

It was not an attracting title for a sequel. The first film was good, completely an unexpected, but I was expecting this one, even though not as much as I was excited to see 'Jack Reacher 2'. That film was good, but did not meet with its first film's merit. And this sequel, really amazing. One of best follow-up flick and better than the original. That feat considered very rare in cinema and here is the one.
Entirely different than the first. I meant the storyline. A new action, a new adventure, and even on a bigger scale. Though the initial parts were average. I totally disliked that killing assignment Mr. Wick took in his hand, but what followed after made the film great, definitely not to be missed for that alone. Especially if you are an ardent action film fan. For me, that reminded me 'Kill Bill', but they are not the same kind, except the fighting concept with hundreds.
Continued from a couple of days later where the previous narration had ended. Now the retired assassin, John Wick forced to take a final job, but soon he finds he was backstabbed. Every eye on the town on him and every gun pointing at him, there's no way he could get out of it easily. So, he has to fight them all, just in order to survive. Then what comes later are even more aggressive screenplay that's ends with left open the door for the third film.
Now this became a stylish franchise. That's what happens when a stuntman takes up the directional job for an action flick. He did not write it, but he knew exactly how to create them, technically perfectly. Besides, he got wonderful, dedicated actors to achieve that. Not just Reeves, but all were awesome. Believe the third film would be a kick-ass, particularly the pace that could match with likes 'Crank'. Just watch it already and be prepared for the next, the mega finale.
_8/10_

As expected, it expands on the mythology hinted at in the first movie, with the revelation that there's a high council of sorts, other Continental hotels around the world, and a very widespread network of assassins.
Also as expected, it ups the ante with bigger action sequences, and a much higher body count. We get to know more about some rival assassins played quite brilliantly by Common and Ruby Rose (whose character communicates solely through sign language; in many cases, this kind of thing is used as a gimmick to make the audience remember a character when they have nothing else to distinguish them, but it's not the case here and is used only as an aspect of the character; smartly done). Keanu Reeves...let's the Reeves of old come through a couple times, with a couple of bizarre and inappropriate inflections. Ian McShane's Winston expands a little bit, although he still refers to John as Jonathan, which is just wrong. If it's supposed to be some kind of an in-joke with them, they don't reveal anything about it. Again, I think there's more going on with Lance Reddick's hotel manager than they're letting on. And I was a little disappointed that Peter Stormare wasn't in more of the film, as he's always fun.
Again, the world is very wide, and almost seems like everyone is involved with this underworld. There is an indication that that's not the case here and there, but we never get to meet anyone who doesn't know what's going on, which keeps some of that suspicion up.
The plot follows a pretty basic structure. Actually, it follows a pretty rigid structure. In a two hour movie, it can be broken down almost exactly into half-hour sequences, something that struck me as a little odd. There are some minor plot twist. Nothing major or out of the blue, but at least there was an attempt.
So now we come down to it. Is it better or worse than the first movie? Well, I would have to say "yes". It definitely ups the ante and is a much bigger film than the first movie, expanding on the mythology and the characters. At the same time, it falls into the trap that a lot of these bigger, badder sequels fall into, which is that with the bigger scope, it feels like they have to use a bigger yoke on everything in order to keep in reined in and from going off the rails on its own. In fact, they may have expanded the world too quickly, going from a city in the first movie to the entire globe in the second. That rapid expansion makes that bigger yoke much more percpetible and, while the ambition is admirable, at times I wondered if they may have bitten off more than they could chew.
Still an enjoyable action film, and if you liked the first film, you'll most likely enjoy this one.

... The first is The Fast and the Furious and the Second is John Wick.
The Fast and the Furious is low on plot, high on action and vapid... and horrible. It's pure action and it's too... and I can't believe I am saying this... but too machismo hardcore for me to really like.
Sorry, but I couldn't think of any other way to describe it.
It seems like it is mindless action that is trying too hard to be cool and edgy.
John Wick is low on plot, high on action and vapid in story... but it's super fun and stylized cool and an absolute pleasure to watch.
Maybe it's because I like Shoot em up bang bang movies a lot more than drive around voom voom stories.... or maybe it's just that John Wick is the film franchise that doesn't have to try to be cool... and the Fast and the Furious tries too hard.
Or maybe it's simply that the stylized violence in the John Wick franchise is just so much fun to watch... and if you ask me to not be analytical, I'm going to say that that is the answer.
It's just so much fun to watch... and movies should be fun to watch... or they should be emotional or they should make you think.
And ultimately, sometimes you are just in the mood for something fun... and John Wick is a fun movie. All three of them are fun movies... and that is what most movies should strive for... being entertaining and fun

Score: 79%
Verdict: Great

Keanu Reeves fits the lead role extremely well, he certainly elevates the films with his performances. I'd say the supporting cast are an improvement from the original, Riccardo Scamarcio alongside the likes of Laurence Fishburne, Ruby Rose and Common are good to watch. More of Ian McShane is welcomed, too.
The difference that I felt was that there seemed to be many more talky moments, the preceding film felt like it had more wall-to-wall action than this. I could be wrong, but I'm not complaining either way - just an observation. I'm interested to see how the third film panned out.