Honestly the series ran it's course after the 1st one anyways but the Hollywood machine needed Keanu in another quadrillogy.

The mythical way the "world" operated was novel in the first film but I do not condone fleshing out an entire "world" based off the hotel rules which were becoming a trite plot point as it is.

the decision to cast mel gibson is terrifying, yeah lmao

I was a Wick-stan for sure but after the last one I think I'm done paying for these movies

This is the best summary I could come up with:

Directed by Albert Hughes, The Continental is a prequel to the John Wick films that takes place in 1970s New York City.

“We did a Zoom and he was excited to talk and tell me [to] basically do what you need to do that inspires you,” Hughes says of his early discussions with the director, who told him to do his own thing.

And amid the double strike, below-the-line talent are taking center stage on Hollywood PR campaigns, as studios are forced to get creative without actors and writers.

One week before the show’s premiere, reporters and influencers were invited to The Hollywood Roosevelt hotel for a day of assassin training, featuring a behind-the-scenes look at The Continental’s stunts, sound, costume and production design.

At the interactive-style junket, action director Larnell Stovall picked out volunteers from the audience to learn a brief stunt sequence, while standing on a live set inspired by the show.

“We get a shout out from the actors maybe every now and then… but that’s what we signed up for.” The stunt expert hopes that this kind of exposure for below-the-line work will inspire others interested in the field.

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Would it just be a series of films about competing hotels? Sounds weird.