John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum

The R-rated choreographed chaos remains the star of the series ... That said, the sumptuous, inventive Wick-verse is starting to show its stitching.

The best in the franchise. Keanu Reeves is back and better than ever.

The John Wick films are changing the language of action cinema by embracing MMA, first person shooter video games and Judo."

[T]he John Wick series continues to show the entertainment world how to do action well - in camera, breathlessly executed, and clever as hell.

It's really impossible to keep track of all the rules, but you don't really care... because the action scenes are so elaborate, so well-choreographed, and so much fun.

John Wick 3: Parabellum - Was more like, 'shoot everyone in the cerebellum' An awesome movie with a just as awesome budget for the number of bullets used. Loved the dog too.

The film delivers on the non-stop fantastical action, but lags when trying to build the assassin universe beyond John Wick. This leads to an overinflated cast of characters.

It doesn't connect much on an emotional level, but the third chapter in the John Wick series is still violent action filmmaking at its finest.

The choreography and the black-transparent look of that section of the film gave it a jolt and, for a while, a reason to exist. The rest lacked anything as involving, despite the aggressive, nonstop complication of every second of the film.

Director Chad Stahelski knows how to stage action, in this movie, he learns how to capture it.