John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum

It's action galore with pretty colors. Not much else here. It has some decent varied action. It's weaker then the first. The story is also weaker but it still slightly works, mainly to just connect the fight scenes together.

Esse filme tem a história mais fraca da franquia mas na minha opinião esse é o pior filme da franquia Jon wick não porque ele é ruim é só porque ele é o mais fraquinho

(3.75 STARS)
First, I am a huge fan of the continuous storyline throughout these movies which truly pull them together as one of the greatest action franchises to date. Second, the addition of Halle Berry made the action scenes she was in twice as fun as well as the action simply being elevated to another level, like the second installment for the first, with motorcycle fights and such. It proves that the filmmakers may never run out of ideas and have proven yet again that they can make an exceptional action sequel. As well as Asia Kate Dillon/Mark Dacascos' characters which helped thicken the plot so it didn't fizzle out. Lastly, the only thing is that I expect most of these things from this franchise at this point and it'd be intolerable to fans if they didn't take it to the next level after every film. Thus, John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum certainly doesn't exceed expectations but it meets them making an intense mediocre thrill of a movie held up mostly by character development and flashy cinematography. I loved every second of it and, yet again, to ending was NUTS.

the fighting choreography in this is movie so insane

Seems to be the best one as the epic scope never diminishes the violence which remains fun.

The Wick universe is one of pain and suffering, where death lurks in every corner. Children are trained late into the night, regardless of their suffering or boundaries. Cities are cement jungles, and everyone must perpetually fight to survive. The brutal world which Derek Kolstad has written is an excellent analogy of our contemporary society: ours has become a sacrificial existence in cutthroat industries which exact ever increasing skill and determination at the cost of our souls. In this reality, you either get the upper hand or you fail and die. Professionals such as ballerinas, actors, executives and even waiters are acutely aware of this unrelenting pressure, and it's true to life. Perfection does exist in cinema, and numerous Hollywood titles reach this accolade: The first Avatar movie, Ridley Scott's "Alien", "The Fifth Element" and "E.T. the Extraterrestrial" are a few examples. Unfortunately, "John Wick: Chapter 3" fails to deliver the concise and intriguing dialogue of its predecessors, but largely excels in every other detail, making this the third entry in an action movie industry leader well worth watching.

This movie is 2 hours and 50 minutes of the same fight scenes over and over. They barely managed to carry the plot forward between endless fight scenes. I was bored within the first 30 minutes.

Out of all the different "parts" in this series, this one is subtitled, "Paralbellum." Why? And why did the other parts not receive subtitles? I don't have an answer, but if anyone does, please let me know. What I do have, however, is a much better sequel. The action, one of my biggest critiques of the last movie, is varied and even a fair bit innovative. I mean how often to we get to see K9s in action? Plus, while the story still isn't enough to garner awards, it's enough to keep the audiences intrigued and engaged, as any sequel should.

This is just pure insanity!!

Another well made John Wick film. Probably one of the best trilogies I've watched.