Before this movie, I watched Zoolander and Tropic Thunder, and I believe they are still less silly films compared to this one. Perhaps in the 1950s, a story and direction like this would have caused a stir, but today, they are ridiculous compared to any action movie. In the first film, the protagonist was driven by a sort of vendetta that, in a certain way, held the plot of the entire film together. However, in this sequel, there isn't a single sensible reason why he does what he does; the reasons that push Wick to kill are dictated by coincidence. Spoiler alert! The movie introduces a new character, not just anyone, but the one who helped Wick wipe out the Russian mafia (yes, that 'impossible task' episode), the boss of the Italian mafia, Santino D'Antonio. He asks Wick for help in attaining absolute power, how? Well, he wants to get rid of his sister. Wick refuses, so Santino decides to convince him to get back to work by blowing up his house - because that's the most logical thing to do, right? It would already be crazy if it was just anyone, but no, you blow up the house of the same person who wiped out an entire army... Okay! Now I'll turn off my brain and accept this, after all, it's an action movie. The problem is that everything is like this; Santino, being very intelligent, then tries to kill Wick under the pretext of avenging his sister (or out of fear of being killed by Wick himself), but it doesn't matter because, in either case, you don't provoke someone hoping there won't be consequences. This movie, for me, is absurd; it lacks substance, and there isn't a single good reason why one should watch certain scenes. Even movies from 50 years ago have more adrenaline-pumping scenes. To me, it's trash.