John Wick franchise director Chad Stahelski has shared his take on where movies are going wrong when it comes to action scenes, and highlights a glaring issue he repeatedly sees in comic book adaptations.

Which, it sounds like, was the case with The Continental. It was not the case, however, with Ballerina, in which both Stahelski and Reeves were involved. And it will not be the case with a potential John Wick 5, which Stahelski knows everyone wants, but he’s still not completely sold on.

"John Wick" director Chad Stahelski has called out the spin-off series 'The Continental' for ignoring feedback from himself and star Keanu Reeves.

"John Wick" spinoff "Ballerina" sees Eve Macarro (Ana de Armas) stepping into frame as a new assassin... and delivers plenty of setpieces "Wick" fans will love.

Chad Stahelski chats with THR at the Ballerina premiere and explains that while this film is part of the John Wick universe, it will put a new spin on things. Plus, he explains how his first zoom call with Ana de Armas made him realize she was perfect for her role and he discusses the

John Wick fans were ecstatic when Keanu Reeves was confirmed to appear in Ballerina, though series director Chad Stahelski has recently revealed it wasn't the original plan. Directed by Len Wiseman, the spin-off movie focuses on Ana de Armas ' Eve Macarro and features Reeves in a cameo as the Baba Yaga.

After the success of the previous four John Wick movies, fans were eager for John Wick 5. There is one slight problem, however. John is dead, and director Chad Stahelski and the crew are still trying to figure out how to bring Keanu Reeves’ iconic character back without altering the events that have already taken

Led by Henry Cavill, the 'John Wick' filmmaker has revealed that the action fantasy reboot will finally go before cameras later this year.