The article reflects on the John Wick film series, suggesting that despite its reputation for lack of subtlety, it contains an underlying comical essence. The author highlights how the dramatic dialogue and absurd premises, such as a hitman avenging his dog's death, foster humor. Even though audiences often miss this comedic layer, it arguably positions John Wick as an unexpected yet effective comedy franchise. The tension between serious themes and absurdity creates a unique viewing experience—intense yet amusing, prompting viewers to reconsider their interpretations of the series.
The John Wick films are often seen as lacking in subtext, yet they humorously embrace their absurd premise, revealing deeper laughter within the action.
What if an elite hit man were hell-bent on seeking revenge for someone killing his ... dog? This premise is both ridiculous and comically profound.
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