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I know that that may not be what most-everyone-else thinks, but that is how I felt, after watching each sequel at the cinema, and have not changed my feeling, after watching them, again.
Maybe it's just that I'm old, but I'm finding the 'constant action' in movies is starting to be quite boring. I liked John Wick 1 and 2, but I found myself checking my watch a lot during the 3rd movie.
As for Keanu Reeves...he has a fairly limited range, but within it, he's very good. Johnny Mnemonic was a pretty fun movie.
Because it isn't, OP. CP 2077 is based upon the setting for a tabletop, PnP roleplaying game. It's a, let's call it, exclusive world on its own, not related with Johnny Mnemonic's. Also, the world design originally predates 1988, while the movie is from 1995 (even though the tale inspiring the film dates from 1981 and it inspired certain elements in the world of Cyberpunk, such as the use of neural wetware).
The tabletop was inspired in part by the short story by William Gibson that the movie was based upon. It's one of the reccomendations in the old rule book to get a sense of the setting. So yes they do share some inspirations, through various paths.,
PnP roleplaying game drew inspiration from many more sources than Gibson's "Johnny Mnemonic". Neuromancer, Robocop, Alien, Terminator, Burning Chrome, Hardwired, Blade Runner, When gravity fails,... there are tons of references. But there's a subtle difference between being "inspired by" and being "a sequel to...".