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The Continental: From the World of John Wick is an American neo noir crime-action drama television miniseries developed by Greg Coolidge, Kirk Ward, and Shawn Simmons that serves as a spin-off and a prequel in the John Wick franchise. Coolidge and Ward served as showrunners for the series and wrote the scripts alongside Simmons and Ken Kristensen. Albert Hughes directed the first and third episodes, and Charlotte…
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Source “The Continental” is a miniseries that acts as a prequel to the ‘John Wick’ universe, focusing on the character of Winston, played by Ian McShane in the films. The series is comprised of three episodes of 90 minutes each, allowing it to be evaluated both individually and as a whole. However, when considering the total, it feels like those 270 minutes are left over. The miniseries has a feel reminiscent…More
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Bonjour, Nous avions beaucoup aimé John Wick, alors on s'est dit qu'on aimerait cette série dont une partie des producteurs est identique, notamment Chad Stahelski et David Leitch. Source Qui dit Chad Stahelski, dit aussi belles chorégraphies de combats d'art martiaux. Et on a été gâté. Pas de Keanu Reeves à l'horizon dans cette série, composée de 3 épisodes d'1h à 1h30, chacun. Par contre, nous avons un Mel Gibson…More
Source/ Image edited with Canva # Undoubtedly John Wick became a saga that many of us follow, the possibility that hired killers are more than solitary beings and that around them there is a whole complex organization, capable of so many things that even surprises, has fascinated us, I presume that wanting to get all the juice to this franchise, a series was born that you can watch on Prime Video, of which so far th…More
The Continental is a series that is part of the John Wick 's cinematic universe and tells the story of the takeover of the tower of the same name at the end of the 19th century, becoming the criminal agency we know from the movies. Premiered by the Peacock streaming network, this TV show manages to deepen with its scenes the origin of the older characters from the tapes and their younger versions. Know the importanc…More
Source Different than popular opinion from Crystal Generation I did enjoy The Continental specially Episode Three for sure was the best, It's true that it was not so close to John Wick himself but that is the best part because this could the door that opens to other spin off from the same world, I kept saying it on my other two post of episode one and two, it was very little what was known about the High Table not e…More
If you're a John Wick fan then you should check out The Continental. The series takes a trip down memory land as it chronicles some events of the past. The Continental is the popular hotel where killers reside in the John Wick universe. This series goes back to the 1970s and follows how Winston ascended to becoming the manager of the Continental. I'm not going to lie, I didn't have a lot of expectations at the start…More
Source Just like Winston I recently had a very bad week to the point that I had no time to keep going with my regular daily posts and didn't even had the humor to login and engage or some micro blogging, usually when I'm get pissed I have time for nothing else other than the problem I'm facing and I cant move forward until I find a solution. Winstons is force to come back to New York because Cormac kidnap him and br…More
Source Lets start with the obvious, this is a mini series, this is not about John Wick (at least episode one) so don't expect to see anyone else related to John other than Winston, Charon and the hotel, other than this so far nothing else points to John Wick himself. Been a three part mini series it feels kinda packed with a lot of information, specially the amount of characters, on episode one there are about a sol…More