For film crews, that meant enduring hundreds of night shoots, with crews switching to a virtually nocturnal mode of life for long stretches of production. Donnie Yen does an amazing job of playing a blind assassin, and he's funny as well as serious at times.

Nighttime is a big factor in this film where the crew talks about the challenges of lighting the darkness for the camera. And the setpieces boom with explosive dragon's breath, car-smashing Arc de Triomph road mayhem, or just outright building-levelling detonations.

But before he can earn his freedom, Wick must face off against a new enemy with powerful alliances across the globe, and forces that turn old friends into foes. With a style not seen since The Blind Swordsman: Zatoichi, Caine shows that a killer’s greatest instincts come not from his eyes, but from his mind. The nightclub is another defining moment, bathed in Wong Kar-Wai alternating reds and blues, and really there are countless visually opulent, perfectly conceived moments strewn across the hefty runtime, served justice here by an impeccable reference video presentation. This is a pitch-perfect and action-packed Dolby Atmos track that is also demo-worthy with no problems to speak of.

com is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Pay4Later Limited, trading as Deko, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 728646).The natural sunsets and sunrises perfect the amber glows of the sun against a cooler blue-ish tint inside those large rooms. The Psychology of a Killer: Chad Stahelski explores the psychology of John Wick, a character who, despite four films, is still a mystery in many ways.

We unpack the complicated code of ethics that Wick lives by, and the ironic bonds he shares with the men trying to kill him.The Psychology of a Killer: Chad Stahelski explores the psychology of John Wick, a character who, despite four films, is still a mystery in many ways. I hope it's your end because they pull out all the stops for chapter 4, to milk this any further would be detrimental to everything that came before. The incendiary shotgun blasts not only deliver those bass drops but also allow those fiery embers to fly around the speakers. Right off the bat, the use of green, red, and purple are used to light up those dark corridors as Wick murders his opponents. But really, we're looking towards the effects and score to elevate this and leave it defined as a demo/reference track, which they do.