‘John Wick 4’ launches a new trailer with a beat and a Keanu Reeves surrounded by opponents

The first time ‘John Wick’ hit the big screen was in 2014. Almost ten years later we will see ‘John Wick 4’, the fourth installment of the saga in which Keanu Reeves plays the hitman known as Baba Yaga, which will hit theaters of our country March 24th and which today unveils its new trailer, revealing high doses of action with many opponents and tremendous success.

In the new episode John Wick tries to take on the high table across the world to achieve his freedom, but has more than one enemy against him: the Marquis de Gramont (Bill Skarsgård), a villain very different from the others because his biggest muscle is his brain and because of his powerful alliances around the world, capable of Turn old friends into Turn to the Dark Side and turn them against you. In the aforementioned advance you can see a starter of what that comparison between the two will look like as well as Rina Sawayama’s character Akira using his knives to show his ruthless side. To the tune of Nas’s song ‘Got Ur Self A…’, Reeves slays his way left and right until he reaches the end of the montage when He is joined by a new pet who is just as effective as Baba Yaga when it comes to taking on his opponents..

Additionally, as part of the “Wick Week” promotion, we have access to main character posters, featuring the cast formed, accompanying Reeves, by Donnie Yen, Skarsgard, Sawayama, Laurence Fishburne, Lance Reddick, Shamier Anderson, Clancy Brown, Scott Adkins , Ian McShane and Hiroyuki Sanada.

A lucrative opportunity. Scott Adkins is Killa. pic.twitter.com/OAZuda1HrQ

? John Wick: Chapter 4 (@JohnWickMovie) February 15, 2023

Fortunately, on the big screen

Although formats have changed a lot in films since the pandemic, which has led to the absolute boom of streaming platforms, both Stahelski and Reeves they wanted the film to hit the big screen, so its release was delayed multiple times, as Wired collects. Reeves thinks so “Part of the power of cinema is in its scale. You see a close-up of a beautiful performance full of emotion and stories that move you. Whether it’s horror, action or comedy, you’re looking at a face that’s, you know, twenty feet tall. There’s a certain coziness to it”. For his part, the director says that although it may be something generational, “I like watching a movie in the cinema. Even if it ends up streaming later. It’s a very different experience”. Then save the date: next March 24th We will be able to see ‘John Wick 4’ in cinemas, which lasts 2h 49 minutes with credits included.