The first footage from John Wick Chapter 4 was shown at CinemaCon.
✖ The fourth John Wick movie was originally supposed to hit theatres last May, but it was delayed due to the pandemic. The film is finally on track to hit theatres next year, and it's currently being showcased at CinemaCon in Las Vegas. The first promo image for the film was revealed earlier this week at the con, and today included the first footage from the film.
According to Deadline, the footage was set in Tokyo and begins with John Wick training in a gym. The Bowery King enters and asks,"Are you ready John?" The titular character replies"Yeah" and says,"I'm going to kill them all." Winston adds,"I want you to find peace, John ... The only path this leads to is death."
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