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What successful or popular movie that many loved you just HATE?
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I enjoyed the first movie; The "I hear you have struck my son." scene sold it for me; if the movie was perfectly cliche that scene would have ended "Sorry sir, it'll never happen again!" while a red laser dot is wiggling up his chest and then Viggo says "I know." and we hear a gun shot through the phone. No, that "He stole John Wick's car, sir; and he killed his dog." "Oh." It was a fresh helping of big Hollywood action movie. And for a big improbable ridiculous one man army action movie, it still had some restraint. It was at least a little grounded.
The second movie went right up its own ass. So, literally everyone everywhere in the world is a secret underground contract killer? I haven't seen...I saw a thread about "there probably won't be a John Wick 5 because Keanu's knees" so 3 or 4. I enjoyed the first one.