"People keep asking me if I'm back. Yeah, I'm thinking I'm back," said Keanu Reeves in one of the scenes in his upcoming action movie "John Wick".
Keanu Reeves is back into action as former hitman John Wick wearing black suit and carrying with guns to take revenge to those who murdered his beloved dog that his late wife gave to him and those who stole his not-for-sale 1979 Ford Mustang.
Just recently, Lionsgate released the first official trailer of "John Wick", which has almost 400,000 views as of this writing, last September 12. It gives Keanu Reeves' fans a dose of new action moves that may perhaps become labeled as signature moves of the 50-year-old actor after his "The Matrix" signature and trademark move.
Although the trailer seems already late for an apparent next month's release date of the movie, it appears that it doesn't matter because those who have viewed it at IGN's YouTube channel have enjoyed watching it.
"Yeah, I can picture myself going to see this film," said by a netizen John Lieske on the comment he posted on the "John Wick" movie trailer. While netizen Josha Keihl posted, "I gotta admit, I kind of want to see it..."
Others feel that the reasons for John Wick coming back to his old habit of mayhem are really "reasonable". A netizen, EMCvids, showed his approval of the John Wick's action, "So the reason he's killing all these people because they killed a puppy? Seems reasonable." But of course, the approval pertains only to the movie.
While the "Constantine" star is busy promoting the action film, he is also busy with his other movies. The courtroom drama "The Whole Truth" set in New Orleans has started its production. Reeves wasn't originally cast for the movie but, perhaps, it was meant for him to land on a role of a defense lawyer when "James Bond" actor Daniel Craig dropped out the leading male role.
Apart from "John Wick" and "The Whole Truth", his time will be spent on "Knock Knock" and "The Daughter of God" both with Cuban actress Ana de Armas. For the meantime, his fans will see Keanu Reeves on big screen on October 24 when "John Wick" hits the theater.
