John Wick: Pacto De Sangre Blu-Ray + Ultra-HD 4k [Blu-ray]

Ganas de tenerla, es buena película de acción.Toda la saga es espectacular, lástima que los demás capítulos no estén en idioma castellano

Recensione di "John Wick" - 10/10Ho appena finito di vedere "John Wick", e devo dire che è stato un viaggio mozzafiato dall'inizio alla fine. Questo film ha superato di gran lunga le mie aspettative, affermandosi come il miglior film di sparatorie che abbia mai visto.Keanu Reeves è semplicemente straordinario nel ruolo di John Wick. La sua interpretazione è impeccabile, riuscendo a trasmettere con intensità e profondità la determinazione e la sofferenza del suo personaggio. Ogni sua mossa, ogni sguardo, trasuda una rabbia controllata che cattura l'attenzione dello spettatore senza lasciarlo andare nemmeno per un secondo. È una vera e propria sinfonia di azione e vendetta, dove ogni pallottola sembra danzare al ritmo di un'arte marziale letale.Le scene d'azione sono coreografate in modo sublime, creando un mix perfetto di brutalità e bellezza visiva. Ogni sparatoria è una scena da incorniciare, con una regia che riesce a mantenere alta la tensione e l'adrenalina. Non c'è un momento di pausa, non c'è un istante in cui ti senti sicuro di cosa accadrà dopo. "John Wick" è una corsa frenetica che ti lascia senza fiato, e che ti fa desiderare di più ad ogni scena.Per quanto riguarda il servizio di Amazon, è stato impeccabile. Il film è arrivato rapidamente e in perfette condizioni, confermando ancora una volta la qualità del servizio. La piattaforma offre un'esperienza d'acquisto semplice e veloce, garantendo sempre la soddisfazione del cliente.In sintesi, "John Wick" è un film che consiglio vivamente a tutti gli amanti dell'azione pura e del cinema di qualità. Keanu Reeves è al suo meglio, e il film si guadagna senza dubbio un 10 su 10. Anche Amazon merita un plauso per l'eccellente servizio offerto. Non vedo l'ora di rivederlo!

Schöner Film sehr brutal aber sehenswert.

Der Film hat ne klasse Story, eine Mega gut gespielte Hauptrolle und einfach klasse Action.Den und eigentlich die ganze Filreihe sollte jeder Actionfan im Regal haben.

Impecable y extraordinaria!!!! Una gran secuela. Espectacular en 4k. Se ve y se oye de lujo. Llego muy bien, como siempre. Y antes de la fecha prevista. Para fans del buen cine de acción, de John Wick y Keanu Reeves. Un 10!!!

Es una fantasía, copio y pego textualmente la descripción que pone del producto cuando he ido a ver los idiomas disponibles, extras, y formato de audio:"Universal Deluxe Racing Rojo y Negro Fundas de asiento para un controlador único y doble asiento de pasajero. El artículo es fácil de instalar y tiene aberturas con velcro para cinturones de seguridad (tiene una apertura de velcro para cinturón de seguridad de pasajeros en el medio del asiento) y reposabrazos. También son fáciles de mantener y se puede limpiar fácilmente. Ellos están hechos de material de alta calidad comercial y son respaldado con espuma para que sea resistente al uso y muy cómodo para sentarse sobre, excelente para viajes largos. Ayudar a mantener el valor de reventa de tu vehículo o para mantener el interior original de tu vehículo en perfecto estado. Con Airbag lateral. Fabricado en el Reino Unido. Ideal para regalo, esencial para el comerciante o simplemente para mejora el aspecto del interior de tu vehículo."Fin de la citaEs la mejor descripción que he visto en mi vida.

La caja es bastante bonita, justo como se ve en las fotos y lo mejor de todo es que trae dos monedas que son tal cual reproducciones de las vistas en la película, la verdad es que valió la pena tan solo por las monedas y la caja, me gustó mucho.

Deberían poner número de peli, (esta es la segunda parte) para los que no conocemos la serie. Es una peli de acción con las mejores escenas coregrafiadas de lucha, de persecuciones en vehículos. Buena historia y te cuentan resumen, afortunadamente, al principio de la primera peli (que no existe en formato físico incomprensiblemente). Un 10 en guion, actuaciones, banda sonora, épica ....etcSe ve muy bien a 4K.

Hablo de la edición en 4k de John Wick 1 versión Alemana, una edición muy buena con un extra que no se encuentra en otras ediciones, la calidad del 4K es muy buena (vamos como en otros países) la única pega es que no tiene NADA de Español, pero nada nada, ni subs ni audio ni nada, sólo Inglés y Alemán y subs en Alemán, asique solo recomendable para quien sepa inglés...También decir que el máster usado en esta edición y en la parte 2 no contienen las letras quemadas en la imagen en inglés cuando un personaje habla en Ruso u otro idioma, algo característico de la saga que aquí no está...ya para gustos colores.

Calidad de imagen perfecta, aunque el audio es un poco bajo. ¿?He visto ese mismo comentario por otros usuarios.Incluye copia en 4K Ultra HD y copia Blueray

Las 4 estrellas es por el audio utilizado en el montaje, las voces se escuchan bajo, pero la película si son 5 estrellas, acción a raudales y escenas muy cuidadas.

Por fin una película en 4K y sonido mejor que DD5.1, que suele ser lo habitual en idioma español. Las imágenes de acción estupendas, pero lo mejor es el sonido DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 en castellano.

Well, that was bracing! Welcome back Keanu! This little film that could got fairly dazzling reviews from critics and fans alike as it is stripped down, fast paced, edgy action fare. There are levels to this picture and solid acting on Keanu's part which make John Wick more than a standard revenge pic. A later expositional scene between John and Viggo Tarasov (Michael Nyvquist) blasts the veneer of a basic revenge actioner and reveals the true cause of this reckoning laced foray in one painfully delivered epiphanic statement. Honestly, the film could be a great film simply from a dramatic standpoint on coping with loss. I know it is still vogue for many to undermine and diminish Mr. Reeves as a one trick pony, but any who do so have not seen him in Sam Raimi's "The Gift" where he truly acted formidably as a vicious, hateful and memorable character. His foray in Constantine (also somewhat derided) illustrates that this man can reach beyond straight laced action performance. The scenes noting his relationship with his wife, Helen (Bridget Moynahan), her passing and the loving gift she leaves him to aid in his moving on afterward are beautiful. The interactions between John and Daisy, the beagle puppy his wife leaves him, are poignant and emotionally rendered. This however is not a drama so we know bad things will occur to our protagonist and when they do, we feel immediate outrage as without knowing his backstory, we give a damn about John and this is the strength of this film.The creators of this gem, David Leitch and Chad Stahelski formerly part for the stunt team from the groundbreaking Matrix franchise do a terrific job at making this film fantastically, frenetically physical. This film is David Leitch's directorial debut. The martial arts fighting in this movie is fast, close quartered and intensely effective. The duo create a John Wick mythos without previous source material. Within ten minutes of the film you are aware, believably, that John is a man you should not tangle with. The deeply personal point of "you never really know someone so you should probably respect everyone" is epically depicted. Really, the whole onslaught is brought about by an incident of disrespect from a younger man toward an older man over a car. I have no doubt that many a battle has been triggered over some small matter. This film illustrates this notion succinctly at a tight 92 minutes of pacing, violence and due gravitas.The main players besides John are Viggo, head of the New York Russian crime syndicate, his son Iosef (Alfie Allen), the great Willem Dafoe (Marcus), an unknown variable and associate of John's and Ms. Perkins (Adrianne Palicki)* as a fellow assassin. There are other actors who contribute, namely Lance Reddick as the Contintential hotel concierge Charon (so aptly named), demonstrating wry wit, intelligence and knowledge in a few cool scenes and of course, the great Ian McShane as the hotel owner, Winston, playing a role he could play in his sleep, but still delivers with sly gusto. One of the finer touches in this film is that a code of honor still exists amongst people in the assassin trade. The hotel is a refuge for such folk. There is one rule at the Continental and it is that no business can be conducted on premises. All must abide by it or "incur penalties" per Winston later ably demonstrated.*The fight scene between Perkins, who accepts the contract from Viggo, and Wick is top tier. Ms. Palicki currently establishing herself on Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. demonstrates her viability as a rising action character."John Wick" is not all grim seriousness however. There is humor and good humor at that. The funny touches include Wick's calling upon resources, such as a clean up crew with ease despite a 5 + year absence from the hitman trade. His ordering "dinner reservations for twelve" and easy interaction with the cleaners is funny as hell. A police response due to a "noise complaint" from the annihilation which occurs at John's house after Viggo orders a strike on him is simply hilarious:Officer Jimmy: John.John Wick: JimmyOfficer Jimmy: You working again?John: No, just some stuff I have to sort out.Officer Jim: Ok, then, I'll leave you to it.John: Goodnight JimmyJust loved this scene, so straightlaced and as such, awesome. Naturally, a man who had been a fearsome hitman working for a host of clients would make connections throughout various agencies. Watching this one in play was just perfect.Back to my earlier point, about not truly not knowing someone. The whole film stems from an incident at a gas station where John is gassing up his vintage 69 Mustang. Iosef and his crew are doing the same when the younger Tarasov spots John's car and compliments it initially before asking him how much, when John states it is not for sale, the younger man insults him in Russian to which John replies in kind. The later violence which ensues at John's home is unjustifiable and reaps massive casualties and due havoc. More finesse marks are demonstrated via Iosef trying to deal with one of his father's chop shop owners, Aurelio (John Leguizamo), who refuses him service then slaps him noting it isn't what he took but "who he took it from." A fine touch is the follow up call when Viggo is about to tear his subordinate a new one for striking his son and Aurelio advises Iosef stole from John Wick. The response of "oh" is telling and the actions which ensue along with the revelation to Iosef from Viggo that John was his master assassin who essentially aided him in building his foothold on organized crime and completed an "impossible task" of eliminating his competition in order to leave the hitman life behind. The association of J.W. with the nickname "Baba Yaga", an East European boogeyman/boogeywoman is brilliant. Viggo's follow up that John "is not the boogeyman, but the man you hire to kill the boogeyman" could be straight fromage, but it isn't. It is chillingly spoken and followed by the cool touch of Viggo singing a Russian nursery rhyme about Baba Yaga as John prepares for war. So goddarn good. Not your standard actioner. Easily lends itself to franchise-ability which is why I am hoping they don't do so. Simply outstanding, adrenaline laced awesomeness which is absolutely well worth your time.