This movie is full of cringe.

People love Keanu Reeves, but I never understood why. He's wooden, doesn't really act and is probably being paid by words spoken, because he has no more than 30 lines throughout entire movie, each about 3 words long.

And he delivers them as if he's heavily drunk or woken up from coma.

Rest of the movie is full of extremely bad Russian language that sounds nothing like one, cringy scenes of gangsters singing lullaby songs casually (what the hell) and John Wick being called "Baba Yaga" which is - again - extreme session of cringe, because Baba Yaga stands for typical fairy tale witch, ALWAYS a very old woman with crooked teeth and big nose. In no stretch of imagination could it be middle-aged male assassin. How can't be in - LA that has 6 million ethnic Russians - even a single person found, who can actually correct the director and train actors a bit better, I'm not sure. It's the biggest mystery of 21th century.

And then, there's action. Where each and every enemy, instead of shooting their guns, tries to get into John Wick's melee range, gets thrown around by one and same Judo (or whatever) throw, disarmed and shot into head. Repeat 100+ times. Rare moments where baddies actually don't go wrestling and try to shoot, John Wick gets shot, and producers understood that, so most of the time, enemies prefer the throw and shot.

Rest is odd mysticism, like gold coins that seem to have universal value per token, and can pay for corpse removal, many nights and a hotel or a single drink all the same. In other words, stupid.

All of this applies to whole trilogy, really, save for cringy Russian stuff that's somewhat toned down in sequels.

So the main question about whole thing is "why?". It's mildly entertaining, but I really didn't see anything to justify fandom and cult following.