Parents guide

A flashback shows a man and a woman kissing tenderly.

We see large paintings on walls that depict people nude (bare backs, buttocks and legs, as wells as bare breasts, chests and abdomens are visible).

A man is shot in the neck repeatedly, some blood is seen splattering.

This movie has much less gore than Chapter 2 and 3, but the action is intense and extremely violent. Usually, there are blood spurts after a person gets shot or stabbed.

There is a scene in which a man's hand is stabbed with a knife, and he chooses to pull his hand free rather than remove the knife. This is slow and painful and accompanied by bloody detail.

Many fights happen in this movie, as a lot of this is mainly action and combat scenes.

Characters are shot during frenetic fight scenes, usually accompanied by blood spurts.

A man is hit with a belt twice. It can be intended as a joke, but can also not.

A man attempts to shoot a dog, but another man saves the dog by shooting the man.

There is a stylish fight taking place between John Wick and many men. Most of them are shot with eventual blood spurts and chunks of flesh flying everywhere. Others are run over by cars, stabbed, set on fire, and beaten.

John Wick fights bodyguards with hatchets. Although not overly graphic, it is still brutal. (8/10)

A man is thrown from a very high altitude (he survives).

8 uses of "fuck"

Level of language: 7/10.

People drink alcohol in a hotel.

Two men drink together.

A man and a woman drink shots of liquor after branding their arms.

People drink wine from goblets at a ceremony.

A man drinks beer from a bottle and pours some in a dish for a dog.

Men are shown with drinks around a restaurant kitchen table and a few of them smoke cigarettes.

The most melancholic film in the series which contrasts the over-the-top violence with themes about what a life of killing amounts to when it come to an end.

R violence type: blood, gore, brutal and graphic.

Level of intense: 9/10.