Hiroyuki Sanada’s Shimazu is seen marching in step with henchmen and Wick fighting off a cadre of invaders with a massive explosion in a tattered apartment.

We next see a quick glimpse of Wick fighting his way through a massive and packed dance floor to the obliviousness of the clientele. “And so it begins,” says Ian McShane’s Winston. The footage switches to Wick in various stages of cocking his trusty pistol and giving a nod to the Bowery King. The sun is shown rising (or setting) over the Eiffel Tower, as the Bowery King (Lawrence Fishburne) presents Wick with a size 42 regular black suit. The song goes out to John Wick as he once again gets ready for a fight. The trailer starts off with an anonymous DJ hitting play on a reel-to-reel and working a soundboard, dedicating a remixed version of the hit Got Ur Self a Gun of Sopranos fame. This entry in the John Wick series will see our hero go up against villains Caine (Donnie Yen) and Marquis (Bill Skarsgård) while fighting his way to freedom across the globe. For Wick, it’s just martial arts experts and gun-toting goons whereas Neo is dealing with beings with near-god-like abilities.

Both characters had similar “jobs.” They had to fight their way through an unending onslaught of bad guys to win the day. It has surpassed even his fan favorite Neo from The Matrix series. John Wick is the role with which Reeves is most synonymous. Beloved star Keanu Reeves will once again don the trademark black suit and a wild assortment of armaments for this fourth go-round.

John Wick: Chapter 4 will be punching, kicking, and shooting its way into theaters on March 24. This formula has worked for several years and three movies. Some punks cross the line with the wrong guy, and said wrong guy digs up his arsenal and dishes out revenge. It doesn’t get simpler than the John Wick series.

Sometimes you just want a simple premise and simple narrative. Movies don’t always have to be original or challenging.

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