John Wick: Chapter 2

John Wick, a former hitman, finds himself drawn back into the criminal underworld to settle an old debt. This return is not without peril, as he soon learns that a substantial bounty has been placed on his life, making him a target for various assassins. The implications of this bounty extend beyond personal danger; it signifies a breakdown of the tenuous peace that Wick had hoped to maintain after leaving his violent past behind. The underworld's code of conduct is strict, and the existence of a bounty indicates that Wick's past actions have not been forgotten, nor forgiven. As he navigates this treacherous landscape, Wick must confront not only the threats to his life but also the moral complexities of his previous choices. The bounty serves as a catalyst for a series of confrontations that test his skills and resolve, ultimately leading to a deeper exploration of loyalty, vengeance, and survival in a world governed by ruthless rules.