John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum [Includes Digital Copy] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Director: Chad Stahelski Chad Stahelski

Overview

The third entry of the franchise sees John Wick (Keanu Reeves) on the run with a $14 million bounty placed on him after he kills a member of an underground assassin's guild. With every hitman in the world hot on his trail, he enlists the help of a trusted former colleague (Halle Berry) to fight his way out of New York City. Directed by Chad Stahelski and also stars Ian McShane, Laurence Fishburne and Anjelica Huston.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/10/2019
UPC:	0031398306306
Original Release:	2019
Rating:	R
Source:	LIONSGATE - 600000-AEC LGE
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	2:10:00
Sales rank:	41,214

Special Features

Parabellum: Legacy of the High Table; Excommunicado; Check your sights; Saddle up Wick; Bikes, blades, bridges, and bits; Continental in the desert; Dog Fu; House of transparency; Shot by shot; Theatrical trailer#1; Theatrical trailer#2; John Wick Hex game trailer; Behind the scenes of John Wick Hex

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Keanu Reeves	John Wick
Ian McShane	Actor
Halle Berry	Actor
Laurence Fishburne	Actor
Mark Dacascos	Actor
Asia Kate Dillon	Actor
Lance Reddick	Actor
Tobias Segal	Actor
Anjelica Huston	Actor
Saïd Taghmaoui	Actor
Jerome Flynn	Actor
Randall Duk Kim	Actor
Margaret Daly	Actor
Robin Lord Taylor	Actor,Actor
Susan Blommaert	Actor
Unity Phelan	Actor
Jason Mantzoukas	Actor
Andrea Sooch	Actor
Sergio Delavicci	Actor
Cecep Arif Rahman	Actor
Yayan Ruhian	Actor
Tiler Peck	Actor
Baily Jones	Actor
India Bradley	Actor
Olivia MacKinnon	Actor
Sarah Villwock	Actor
Eliza Blutt	Actor
Harrison Coll	Actor
Boban Marjanovic	Actor
Maxim Beloserkovsky	Actor
Charles Askegard	Actor
Stefaniya Makarova	Actor
Jeff G. Waxman	Actor
Aissam Bouali	Actor
Mustapha Adidou	Actor
Alexey Golousenko	Actor
Tyler Bates	Composer
Joel Richard	Composer,Composer
Tiger Hu Chen	Triad
Faith Logan	Girl in Park
Dana Schick	Jenna
Inna Muratova	Library Girl
Roger Yuan	Huang
Silvio Simac	The Muscle
Anthony Padilla	Cashier
Kelly Rae LeGault	Switchboard Operator #2
John Leguizamo	Actor
Mary Vernieu	Actor

Technical Credits

Chris Collins

Shay Hatten

Derek Kolstad

Marc Abrams

Chad Stahelski	Director,Executive Producer
Basil Iwanyk	Producer,Director
Chris Collins	Screenwriter
Shay Hatten	Screenwriter
Derek Kolstad	Screenwriter
Marc Abrams	Screenwriter
Jeff G. Waxman	Executive Producer
David Leitch	Executive Producer
Allan Magled	Executive Producer
Alan Rankin	Sound/Sound Designer
Martyn Zub	Sound/Sound Designer
Luke Gibleon	Sound/Sound Designer
Mary Vernieu	Casting
Salah Benchegra	Casting
Marisol Roncali	Casting
Stephanie Holbrook	Casting
Jeremie Vigot	Stunts
Paul Buckley	Special Effects Supervisor
Steve Kirshoff	Special Effects Supervisor
Stefano Corridori	Special Effects Supervisor
Younes Afroukh	Stunts

Editorial Reviews

John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum lives up to the expectations set by the two previous films in the series, all while sneaking in a little more mayhem, carnage, and blood as it expands its ultraviolent franchise. It's so excessive, the movie is almost a parody of itself, and yet the action is so expertly choreographed and filmed, that it still rises to the top of the action movie genre. Although he never asked for the job in the first place, John Wick (Keanu Reeves) is the greatest assassin in the world. Now, he's just committed an act that's criminal amongst criminals: the killing of a crime boss in the Continental Hotel, a haven for assassins. This is good to know because this third installment doesn't spend any time catching the audience up to speed on what happened in the first two. Taking place only moments after the second film, John Wick is excommunicated from The High Table, a nefarious and highly organized, global assassins' guild. Not only that, but there's a $14 million bounty slapped on his back. The only thing John Wick knows for sure is that there could be danger around every turn and pretty much anyone who gets close to him is a threat to kill him. John Wick reunites with and seeks help from his longtime friend and fellow dog lover/trainer Sofia (Halle Berry). After fighting their way through a slew of talented killers, John Wick makes his way towards the major fighting boss of this chapter: the blade master Zero (Mark Dacascos). However, there's apparently a much higher-ranking villain who is pulling all the strings. He is called The Elder (Saïd Taghmaoui), and he is the only person capable of granting forgiveness for John Wick's crimes. The pacing of John Wick Chapter 3 - Parabellum is steady, with the fights growing increasingly difficult and each new set piece unique. Withal, the punishment absorbed by John Wick elevates this supposedly human character to more of a superhero status (especially considering the action in this movie starting moments after John Wick: Chapter 2). He feels pain in the moment, but that doesn't stop him from being in top physical condition during his next conflict. As director and veteran stuntman, Chad Stahelski continues his John Wick legacy, bringing enough rock-solid fight scenes to contend with the very best brawler movies. His energetic style of incorporating the best elements from similar movies and creative enhancing of ideas contribute to this unique blend of proven and fresh material. Like any good movie with Keanu Reeves, the dialogue here is sparse, and the action intense. Unfortunately, great movies also require more plot and emotional investment into its characters. While John Wick Chapter 3 - Parabellum brings us deeper into the franchise with more violence, more bad guys, more worldbuilding, and more bodily harm to our hero, it struggles to rejuvenate John Wick's soul.