Keanu Reeves Says Japanese Anime and Filmmaking Was a Large Affect on JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 4 — GeekTyrant

We’re getting near the fourth movie within the Keanu Reeves-led John Wick movie franchise, John Wick: Chapter 4, and followers are trying ahead to some extra kick-ass motion within the fashion that solely these movies carry. The flicks are made by Chad Stahelski, who has introduced in components of Japanese filmmaking to the franchise, and Reeves lately sat down with Complete Movie (through CBR) to speak about it, saying:

“Japanese anime and Japanese filmmaking have undoubtedly been one thing I’ve cherished and have been influenced by. And bushido is certainly a theme in our movie – you understand, the code of the samurai – so, from the skin, it looks like an ideal match, the concept of honor and sacrifice. There’s undoubtedly a robust Japanese affect.”

The movie was shot in Japan, France, and Germany, and sees Reeves return as Jonathan “John” Wick/Jardani Jovonovich, knowledgeable murderer. In an earlier interview, Reeves shared how demanding it was to shoot the movie, saying:

“When it comes to motion, it’s the toughest movie I’ve ever made. However that’s what makes it good.”

Stahelski additionally beforehand talked about how the fourth installment within the collection acts as conclusion to the earlier three movies.

“We introduce a ton of latest characters which have so much to say about John Wick from his previous and from, clearly, current. I feel it is brotherhood, it is hope. It is what the life would actually be like as a little bit of an existential disaster with John, and I feel that is the enjoyable a part of the film.”

John Wick: Chapter 4 is about to hit theaters on March 24, 2023. Are you pumped for this film?!