The John Wick films have all been dryly funny, but I feel like they've gotten more and more into action-comedy territory as the series has gone on, the mythology has become more baroque ("the man who sits above the table"), and the fights have become more ridiculously long. Most of the fights in John Wick IV felt like they were works of durational humor.
The John Wick films have all been dryly funny, but I feel like they've gotten more and more into action-comedy territory as the series has gone on, the mythology has become more baroque ("the man who sits above the table"), and the fights have become more ridiculously long. Most of the fights in John Wick IV felt like they were works of durational humor.
The John Wick films have all been dryly funny, but I feel like they've gotten more and more into action-comedy territory as the series has gone on, the mythology has become more baroque ("the man who sits above the table"), and the fights have become more ridiculously long. Most of the fights in John Wick IV felt like they were works of durational humor.