He did not direct John Wick 2.
That has to do with this single shot Leitch tried to do.
Interesting. How divided up was the work on the first John Wick in comparison to these two films?
Do you know if they both directed scenes on each movie, or is it more simply the "creative" writing and planning action scenes phase?
I think the "sex appeal" angle really mixes up the tone, but I get the point of it. If nothing else, this looks like it is going to be the right kind of bonkers.
Ah, I see what you mean. There is a bit of that in Wick, so maybe I am use to it. It also feels like a way to set up the "joke".
It reminds me of the "wink wink" scenes in both Wick films. Like the first scene in Wick 2. Which is juxtaposed with scene like where he loses his dog, remembers his wife, etc.
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A little quick to judge, don't you think?
Doesn't seem like the same kind of movie. The action and visual style does echo John Wick, which is pretty normal, considering that it's from the same director. But the story and the movie itself look different enough to me.
But it's cool to have a cinematic Nostradamus on these boards, who's already decided (at his second feature film) that David Leitch only knows how to make one kind of film and... how dare he throw some lesbian love sex in? Such as sleazy and low-end thing to do.
