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John Wick director Chad Stahelski defends the movie's unrealistic approach to action, explaining the ways that it is knowingly heightened.

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The director of the John Wick franchise has defended the movies against criticisms of their unrealistic action. The franchise began with the Chad Stahelski-directed John Wick in 2014, which followed Keanu Reeves' titular retired assassin descending back into the criminal underworld to seek revenge on the people who killed his dog.

The subtext of all the John Wicks is supposed to be that ’70s brutal, hardboiled kind of stuff. But I want you to laugh because I want you to know: Keanu and I are in on the joke. We know how ridiculous killing 80 guys over a puppy is. Believe me, we know. When you read a critic saying, “Well, that’s not real. And John Wick would never survive.” Dude, neither would Bugs Bunny; I totally get it. We’re in on the joke. That’s why we’re killing 300, not three. We’re in on it.

 

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