Because there has been some casting news going on:
Also: Laurence Fishburne, Ian McShane and Lance Reddick are back.
Also, also: Yayan Ruhian and Cecep Arif Rahman are in this. And if you don’t know those names, you need to watch some Raid movies -Yayan Ruhian plays Mad Dog in the first and Prakoso in the second, and Cecep Arif Rahman is The Assassin in the second. His fight against Iko Uwais is one of my favourite pieces of action filmmaking in recent years:
As someone more or less unapologetically loves Drive (1998) I’m also kinda unreasonably enthusiastic about the Mark Dacascos casting. I always felt he deserved more big budget action stuff besides kicking werewolves in the face in Brotherhood of the Wolf, and he definitely has the martial arts chops to go toe to toe with John Wick.
Yes. Mark Dacascos has been implanted with a sci-fi bio-drive thingy, which the bad guys don’t want damaged. So conveniently, they have to shoot him in the legs, or take him down in hand to hand combat. Equally conveniently, the bio-drive lets him punch super hard.
The movie has a title now: John Wick 3: Parabellum (from “Si vis parcem, para bellum", I assume). The plot has Wick being hunted through the streets of New York City.
If anyone reading this hasn’t seen a John Wick movie yet, it’s like this:
Okay, I didn’t count the shots in the first clip, but there were a lot. So I did count for the second clip, and there were 16 shots before he had to reload. I’ve got a 9mm that holds I think 10 (?–it’s been many years since I’ve got it out) No idea what kind of gun Wick is sporting there, but that seems a bit many, even for a semi-automatic.