Even with its 2K DI the sequel looks staggeringly impressive, and is almost as good a reference upgrade as the first chapter, leaving it a demo title that you simply must have in Ultra HD. It's very hard to fault this presentation. Even if the black levels aren't quite as perfected this time around as with the first entry, they're still far richer and deeper than on the Blu-ray, allowing the tunnel sequence to retain better shadow detail despite how dark things get. The WCG affords noticeably richer, deeper tones, giving the Enter the Dragon homage sequences an all-new lease of life, whilst the broader range of peak whites and solid blacks affords the darker sequences yet more intimate discrete distinction. John Wick 2, as with the first film, is prime material for this, with its heavily stylised comic-book look that sees vibrant primaries, neons and strong, vivid hues of purple and red casting entire sequences in a stunning new light on this Ultra HD Blu-ray. Of course the true - and very literal - highlights come in the presentation's use of the High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Wide Colour Gamut (WCG) that Ultra HD Blu-rays really use to stand apart from their HD siblings, going way beyond mere pixel resolution, and determining the very look and vibrancy of the piece. Almost as impressive as the first chapter, the sequel looks staggeringly good
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