John Wick Movies: All Films, Watch Order and Chapter 5

The John Wick movies follow a retired hitman who is dragged back into a hidden criminal world, and the series is built from four main films, one spinoff and one television prequel. If you are wondering how many John Wick movies there are, the answer is four main films plus one spinoff, with a fifth main film in development. Lionsgate is the studio behind the series, Keanu Reeves leads every main entry, and Chad Stahelski directed all four main films.

John Wick (2014), directed by Chad Stahelski, opened in US theaters on October 24, 2014 on a $20 million budget, according to Box Office Mojo, and earned about $86 million worldwide. The setup is simple. John is a retired hitman grieving his wife Helen, who arranged for a puppy to be delivered to him before she died so he would not be alone. Young Russian gangsters led by Iosef Tarasov break into his home, steal his classic car and kill the puppy, and John then learns that Iosef is the son of Viggo Tarasov, a crime boss John used to work for.

The sequels grew in scale with each release. John Wick 2 (2017) had a $40 million budget and earned about $174 million worldwide, and its crew moved to Rome after shooting in New York, a move Screen Global Production linked to Italy's film incentives. John Wick 3, titled John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum (2019), cost $75 million and earned about $328 million, with Halle Berry joining as Sofia. John Wick 4 (2023) cost $100 million, ran 170 minutes and earned about $447 million.

Put side by side, the numbers tell a clear story. The budget rose from $20 million to $100 million across the four main films, a fivefold increase, and the worldwide gross rose from $86 million to $447 million, which is a little more than fivefold. Chapter 4 brought Paris location work at the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe, and TheWrap's interview with the film's cinematographer covers an overhead shot built in Germany and night for day sequences in Paris. For the full numbers, see John Wick box office.

The spinoff, Ballerina John Wick, is a different kind of entry. Directed by Len Wiseman and released in the US on June 6, 2025, it stars Ana de Armas as Eve, with Keanu Reeves, Ian McShane, Anjelica Huston and Gabriel Byrne in support. It is set during the events of Chapter 3, and it was first dated for June 7, 2024 before moving to 2025, according to Screen Daily. It had a $90 million budget and earned about $140 million worldwide. It also marks Lance Reddick's final appearance as Charon, according to TheWrap.

The Continental: From the World of John Wick is the television side of the series. It is a three part prequel miniseries that streamed on Peacock from September 22 to October 6, 2023, set in New York City in 1975, with Colin Woodell as a young Winston Scott and Mel Gibson as Cormac. Greg Coolidge and Kirk Ward wrote it and served as showrunners, Albert Hughes directed nights one and three, and Charlotte Brandstrom directed night two. It began life at Starz before moving to Peacock in a deal announced in August 2022, and Derek Kolstad is among its executive producers. The John Wick timeline shows where it sits against the films.

Tyler Bates scored the first film, Chapter 3, Chapter 4 and Ballerina, while Joel J. Richard is credited on Chapter 2, and the songs are collected in the John Wick soundtrack guide. Our verdicts live in John Wick reviews and John Wick movies ranked, the full credits are in the John Wick cast guide, the firearms are covered under John Wick guns, and collectors can browse John Wick merchandise.

In the US, Amazon Prime Video carries the first four John Wick films on subscription streaming, and Ballerina is on HBO Max and the Starz Apple TV channel, according to JustWatch data through TMDB as of November 3, 2026. Availability shifts often, and subscription services are named unless a film is available only to rent or buy.

In the US, John Wick (2014) is also on AMC+, Philo, YouTube TV and AMC. Chapter 2 adds the HBO Max Amazon Channel, Philo, AMC+ Amazon Channel and YouTube TV. Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 are on Prime Video, Philo, AMC+ Amazon Channel and YouTube TV, and Chapter 4 is also on AMC+ and AMC.

In the UK, John Wick (2014) is on HBO Max, Now TV Cinema and ITVX, Chapter 2 is on HBO Max, Chapter 3 is on the Lionsgate+ Amazon Channel and Ballerina is on Amazon Prime Video. Chapter 4 is rent or buy only at present, through Apple TV, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video and Sky Store.

In Australia, John Wick (2014) is on Stan and the Lionsgate+ Amazon Channel, Chapters 2 and 3 are on BINGE and Stan, and Ballerina is on Amazon Prime Video. Chapter 4 is rent or buy only, through Apple TV and YouTube.

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