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Today we’re talking about Keanu Reeves and the John Wick franchise. It’s been seven years since the first John Wick movie hit theatres, and since then, we’ve seen three films with a fourth on the way. Fans have been eagerly anticipating the latest instalment, and it seems like it’s going to exceed all expectations, especially in the fighting sequences. Keanu Reeves has shared that the fighting sequences in John Wick: Chapter 4 are heavily influenced by Japanese anime and movies, and this is apparent in the fluid and stylized movements seen in the trailers. Reeves explains that the Japanese elements, such as the Wabi-sabi, volatility, and beauty of decay, and the simplicity found in Japanese culture, have all influenced the story, world, and action of the film. The code of the samurai, or bushido, is also a theme in the movie, highlighting the importance of honor and sacrifice. What sets the John Wick franchise apart from other action films is the mythology surrounding the underground league of killers and the code of honor they follow. The use of markers, or amulets that contain bloody fingerprints, is a central aspect of this code, with breaking the code resulting in a death sentence. The use of these markers adds depth to the story and characters, making them more complex and creating interesting conflicts. The highly-anticipated fourth chapter of the John Wick franchise is set to hit theaters on March 24th. This time, our favorite retired hitman, John Wick, will be taking on the High Table and their army of skilled assassins, all in the name of finding a way out of the game for good. But according to the stars of the movie, a major betrayal is on the horizon that could change everything Wick knows about his life. Will he be able to trust anyone, or will he have to rely solely on his skills and knowledge of the code of honor to survive?
That’s it for today’s video, and we can’t wait to see John Wick: Chapter 4 in theaters. What are your thoughts on the Japanese influences in the movie, and are you excited to see how the story will continue? Let us know in the comments below, and don’t forget to like and subscribe to The Cineflicks News for more content.
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Today we’re talking about Keanu Reeves and the John Wick franchise. It’s been seven years since the first John Wick movie hit theatres, and since then, we’ve seen three films with a fourth on the way. Fans have been eagerly anticipating the latest instalment, and it seems like it’s going to exceed all expectations, especially in the fighting sequences. Keanu Reeves has shared that the fighting sequences in John Wick: Chapter 4 are heavily influenced by Japanese anime and movies, and this is apparent in the fluid and stylized movements seen in the trailers. Reeves explains that the Japanese elements, such as the Wabi-sabi, volatility, and beauty of decay, and the simplicity found in Japanese culture, have all influenced the story, world, and action of the film. The code of the samurai, or bushido, is also a theme in the movie, highlighting the importance of honor and sacrifice. What sets the John Wick franchise apart from other action films is the mythology surrounding the underground league of killers and the code of honor they follow. The use of markers, or amulets that contain bloody fingerprints, is a central aspect of this code, with breaking the code resulting in a death sentence. The use of these markers adds depth to the story and characters, making them more complex and creating interesting conflicts. The highly-anticipated fourth chapter of the John Wick franchise is set to hit theaters on March 24th. This time, our favorite retired hitman, John Wick, will be taking on the High Table and their army of skilled assassins, all in the name of finding a way out of the game for good. But according to the stars of the movie, a major betrayal is on the horizon that could change everything Wick knows about his life. Will he be able to trust anyone, or will he have to rely solely on his skills and knowledge of the code of honor to survive?
That’s it for today’s video, and we can’t wait to see John Wick: Chapter 4 in theaters. What are your thoughts on the Japanese influences in the movie, and are you excited to see how the story will continue? Let us know in the comments below, and don’t forget to like and subscribe to The Cineflicks News for more content.
#johnwick4 #newsupdate #cineflicksnews
Subscribe: @CineflicksNews
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Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
