Oh, you think John Wick is dead? Yeah, hes thinking hes back again anyway.At CinemaCon this week, Lionsgate confirmed that, yes, they are making anotherJohn Wick movie. Not a prequel thing where Wick shows up for a cameo before his death (or maybe his death) inJohn Wick: Chapter 4. Not a spinoff for someone like Donnie Yens Caine although that is happening too, and Yen himself is going to direct that movie.No this is a full-blownJohn Wick: Chapter 5, starring Keanu Reeves and directed by the franchises longtime steward, Chad Stahelski.PerThe Hollywood Reporter,Lionsgate Motion Picture Group chair Adam Fogelson said at CinemaCon that Keanu, Chad, [producers] Basil [Iwanyk] and Erica [Lee] would not return unless they had something truly phenomenal and fresh to say with these characters and this world.We cant wait for audiences to see where the journey takes us next, he added.LionsgateLionsgateloading...Unless Stahelski and Reeves are planning a full-blown pivot into the supernatural, that will mean undoing Wicks death in a duel at the climax ofJohn Wick: Chapter 4.Of course, whileviewerssaw Wick collapse after multiple gunshot wounds in that scene, andthey also sawa sequence set atJohn Wicks funeral, this wasnt exactly an open casket situation.Stahelski neverreally showed his body.So one assumes that in Chapter 5 we will learn that JohnWick somehow survived his grievous injuries andfaked his death to finally break the films endless cycle of violence that started way back in 2014sJohn Wick.Thats wherea bunch of thoughtless gangsters murdered his beloved puppy. Wick murdered the murderers, then their kin retaliated against him, and around and around it went for three more movies.But you know what?That endless cycle of violence might have broken John Wicks soul, but it made Lionsgate a lot of money. (The franchise has already grossed $1 billion worldwide.) So its going to stay endless, thank you very much.Get our free mobile appThe Best and Worst Reviewed Movies By 25 Top DirectorsHere are the highest and lowest rated films on Rotten Tomatoes by 25 of the biggest directors working today.