John Wick: Chapter 2

Love it best film ever... In 4k

Pues llegó con un bonito slipcover que es de excelente calidad, aunque debo aclarar que lo vendió un vendedor externo. La calidad de la imagen es sublime y es una excelente mejora desde el blu-ray convencional. Trae audio en español e inglés, así como subtítulos en ambos idiomas y más. El código digital es válido solo para USA.

O filme tem bastante ação, tiros e explosões. Então pra quem gosta, assim como eu, vai curtir. Imagem espetacular, percebendo-se que fizeram um excelente trabalho. Quanto ao áudio, conta com Dolby Atmos. *** ATENÇÃO BR = não tem legendas em português***

Disco para mostrar todas las bondades del UHD, para utilizar como demo de como implementar el HDR y además, excelente película de acción. Esta edición, al ser Norte Americana, no trae audio en Castellano, pero los subtítulos en latino son muy neutros y se puede seguir la película bastante bién.

John Wick is one of the biggest surprise hits of the last few years. I don't think anyone saw a trilogy coming when they saw trailers for the first film, but it's become a pop culture phenomenon even. Chapter 2 sets out to follow-up John Wick in every way and make it bigger, badder, and better than ever. In the rare case of successfully following up a hit movie, Chapter 2 does everything right. From sticking with the same world and characters, to amplifying all of the correct choices from the first film, it hits every single beat that it needs to. Keanu Reeves has stumbled upon this role of John Wick and really owned it. I don't think anyone else could capture the tone (whether intentional or not) that this film puts out there, and his ambiguity and vague range of emotion help paint this world that David Leitch and team have created. Keanu is un-phased by the world of assassins around him, especially after all that he's been through since the first movie. Chapter 2 picks up a few days where we left off from, and in trying to "get out" he has one more favor to fulfill. In doing so, John Wick sets off a fateful set of events that cause his world to collapse around him and leave him with no choice yet again. Betrayed by the very world of assassins that he wants to escape, he finds himself hunted by a select few that now want him dead. Common joins the ranks of John Wick actors and does a great job of being Keanu's main antagonist and plays it with the cold but calculated approach in only the way Common could. He matches up against him very well, as well as Ruby Rose who plays a mute assassin that adds to the flavor of the world. The universe that has been created for this series is very loosely structured and presented, so it never quite becomes about the world and only John Wick. However, it's the perfect backdrop for all of the gratuitous violence and action to take place and is one of those choices that make this film so fun. There are a few points that set off a sequence of intense sequences, all of which have very little time on either end of them so it makes for a pulse-pounding action thriller. I don't recall watching a movie that is as "pedal to the metal" as this since something like Jason Statham's Crank, or the more recent The Raid series. John Wick: Chapter 2 is the definition of fan service, but does it successfully in every way. It never strays too far away from the basic story to become just mindless violence, but pretty much is the equivalent of a theater marquee lit up in neon. It's brilliantly paced and is truly non-stop. I would say that John Wick is a great film and has a pretty decent story, where this just manages to have enough of one to bring the character back and just up the ante. It does so perfectly and avoids the pitfalls of the aforementioned Crank's sequel, Crank 2 where it became very unbelievable and comical. I think I would watch this sequel over the first film more often than not, just because it's phenomenal action sequences including all kinds of hands, gun, and weapon combat just make it so much fun to watch. Case came in great condition with foily, shiny slipcover. 4K, Blu-ray, and digital copies included in this release.

no vale para región de españa. Me confundí o no estaba claro