Honestly, the answer doesn’t matter as much as the ride. Watching Chapter 4 is like ordering a pizza that arrives perfectly, but you spend the whole time worrying about the crust. You’re so focused on the final outcome that you forget to enjoy the glorious chaos of the 30-minute one-shot fight scene upstairs.
That dragon’s breath shotgun sequence? Pure, unfiltered joy. It’s like when you find a parking spot right outside the grocery store during a rainstorm—a small miracle in a world of terrible news. The film is less about a plot and more about watching a master craftsman turn murder into a competitive sport.
What the Director Probably Thinks
Director Chad Stahelski has been playing the world’s biggest game of "he said, she said." He’ll wink and say “the ending is open to interpretation.” Which is Hollywood-speak for “We have no idea, but we want to keep you guessing until we get the budget for Chapter 5.”
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It’s like when your boss says “we’ll revisit that idea later.” It’s not a yes, it’s not a no—it’s a polite way of saying “please stop asking me before I pull my hair out.” You’re left in a state of beautiful, frustrating limbo.
