With 77 kills in the introductory film, 128 kills in Chapter 2, 94 kills in the third part and 140 kills in the latest instalment, the total number of kills in the entire John Wick franchise stands at a jaw-dropping 439.
John Wick isn't the only one who has to suffer through his dog's death. Every single person who's ever watched John Wick has to suffer with him. One horrible detail is the blood on the ground leading up to John laying on the floor. That poor little puppy managed to drag itself to John because it wanted to be close to him as it died :*(
4:49 It's not just because of the car. It's because John dared to stand up to Iosef by saying "no" and because John showed him up when he thought he was being sly by insulting John in Russian - all in front of Iosef's goons. Iodef needs to prove his dominance to John and to his own underlings because he's afraid of looking like the weak, spoiled brat that he is.
Iosef fails to understand what real power is in the world he and Viggo operate in. It is implied that Iosef just killed a bunch of people in Miami so that Viggo could win a mob war and fully acquire a rival gangs territory and assets. They expanded their power considerably and moved up in the underworld hierarchy. They could buy dozens of vintage Mustangs with a portion of the money they just made. Yet Iosef has to prove himself to his buddies who are nobodies are already plenty impressed by Iosef being Viggo's son and heir.
I was genuinely concered for Addie when she started crying at the first sight of the dog, and at all the cute little things the dog does. Oh you sweet summer child...
One of THE best camera work in action films. The whole series is watchable without annoying micro scenes. Thanks to the fact Keanu does his own stunts. So they don't need to fake it. Love tnis series!
He does the combat stunts, but he doesn't do all of the stunts, like falling off of high places and that type of thing. The only madman that does everything himself is Tom Cruise.
The part where Viggo says, "Well, John wasn't exactly the Boogeyman. He was the one you sent to kill the f#%@$!& Boogeyman." Never fails to give me chills. As always I loved you reaction Addie! ❤
It's so much fun watching people go from being heartbroken for John's losses to cheering him on in his streak of vengeance. Good stuff, Addie. Thank you! 🤗
Actually, I think that's the movie's body count. Marcus gets 3, Perkins gets 2, Viggo gets 1, and a group of dudes get 1 (Perkins). So I think John only gets 70. Unless he pulled the plug on Helen, in which case it's 71.
@@blakewalker84120 I was intrigued and hate giving wrong information so I watched a bunch of kill count videos. The consensus is you are right... Kinda... He doesn't kill 77, he kills 76 (though there is some ambiguity on a few due to editing and reusing stuntmen). Almost all were explicit headshots, a few stabbing, and a handful when he blew up the cars, but the count did not include any deaths that weren't by his hands.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- If you say so. My 1 minute google search said 77 people die. Clearly John doesn't kill everybody who dies. Doesn't matter much to me. 70 or 77, still impressive.
That was a first for me as well. The one that gets me is I have only seen one reaction where they knew the Allstate Insurance mayhem guy that played Viggo's #2, Avi.
_I_ certainly had missed it! When she asked about Wesley, I thought "What -- who?" and figured "surely not." And yet... 🤦♂ I guess the suit, glasses, and accent all threw me off!
No matter how many times I watch reactions to this movie I never fail to tear up at the beginning, especially when he gets Daisy. Such a PERFECT setup to this movie
At the three and a half minute mark... Addie crying over the sweet dog sent by the dead wife... and knowing what is coming I expect a need for more tissues. And then... addie skips the tears and goes straight to anger over the attack. I love the layer to this the code they speak, the "motivation" (for example Marcus asked if the contract was exclusive since the answer was no he agreed so he could be close enough to protect him.) you almost need to watch it several time to get it... even then you miss details. One detail it is easy to miss if no one explains it is Francis talking about "weight loss" while actually telling John how many guards are inside.
@@vagabond142 You're wrong... The dog was instantly knocked out, but it had also had fatal internal injuries... It woke up and crawled to John as it's last act before it died... Google it and/or look for the paw prints in frame by frame.
Had a dog when I was youngster that was hit by a speeding car on our street, in a school zone to boot. That dog had the will power to crawl 50+ feet to our front stoop. He died in my father's arms as I pleaded to take him to the vet. Dad knew it was beyond too late.
Notice he reloads in combat, like someone would have to in those situations. Also, the Actor who "kills" the dog was so upset he cried for like an hour and went out and adopted a dog.
They messed with the wrong former assassin for hire in this action adventure thriller! When they killed the dog, it wasn't just a pet, it was supposed to represent John having a normal life, but when the dog died, they took away his one chance of happiness.
You come across as so sweet and innocent that it was really funny to see you smiling so broadly at Perkins' membership to the Continental being "revoked."
Nice reaction / review. There is conjecture that John's wife was a veterinarian. She had a dog sent to him. He knew exactly where he could get meds and everything needed for his wounds. He watched the phone video of her right in front of the place he went to for the meds. He picked a dog that was scheduled to be put down. And as he walks away with the new dog he is walking the same route where his wife collapsed in the beginning. You have an incredible rabbit hole opened before you now. Enjoy #2 and #3 soon. Each gets progressively better in a way. Number 4 is available now also. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.
Oh come on please, The slightly unbelievable moments in this film you can excuse in awe of the fight choreography and the camerawork, but chapter 4 is complete trash, unbelievable, unrealistic, the third act a rip off of The Warriors and John Wick is so much a shadow of himself, because Keanu Reeves is unfortunately now looking almost every minute of his 60 years! It’s just like deciding to have an 80 year old play a swashbuckling action adventurer but surely no one would be stupid enough to do that! 🤦♂️
@@tsrgoincall the movies have been unrealistic. The fact that you excused it because of whatever, is on you. Every movie in the franchise has been about making it even more ridiculous and over the top as the last one.
I also didn't like 4 as much as most, but that doesn't mean it was trash. I thought it was a fine end. Just got back from Mission Impossible though. That's how you do non stop action.
Love that you spotted the fact that John doesn't let him get to finish the sentence. No, boy, YOU don't get to say that. One of my favourite touches in the film. Whole film is a masterpiece in storytelling.
Another great reaction, Addie. Thanks. Keanu Reeves performed about 90% of his own stunts in the film, including the car chases and fight scenes. He trained extensively in Brazilian jiu-jitsu for the film, and actually earned a blue belt. The movie was shot in just 33 days, which is a very tight schedule for a feature film. The Continental Hotel in the film is a real New York City location called The Hazelton Hotel. The dog that plays John Wick's beloved pup, Daisy, was a rescue dog named Andy. See you next time.
"I love this dog so much" *Everyone who's seen this movie* ...Yeah...about that.... And that pulls the audience in and justifies EVERYTHING that John does from that moment on.
When you watch it more than once, (and also if you continue the series as you should) you notice how big the John Wich world is. The coins for their currency. The coded language like, "dinner reservation for 12," meaning "clean up 12 bodies for me." It's all really amazing. I was sooo interested to see how sweet and soft Addie would handle The Boogieman. Addie, you did not disappoint. Loved your switch to vengeance once Daisy was killed 😁
Thank you Addie for a great reaction! Like many "peaceful" reactors you went into full revenge mode when the dog was murdered. Unlike any reactor I have seen you noted that John Wick gave up the life for his wife, and how hard that had to be for him. Nice insight!
"Maybe you shouldnt have kept it all in one place" that was perfect. Funny, smart, beautiful. you have it all. great reaction. a different take than i expected.
The John Wick house is out here on Long Island in a very exclusive town called Mill Neck.. (At the end of Horseshoe road right by the water.) -- The runway is at Republic Airport, Farmingdale, NY.. The fountain where Ms. Perkins gets hers is the Bethesda fountain in Central Park.. --- The hotel is at 1 Wall Street Circle and is an apartment building with one current vacancy.. Yes, you can live there.
I love the little details. I didn’t notice until someone pointed it out, but when he’s talking to Jimmy the cop, Jimmy sees the body and immediately uses his hat to cover his body camera.
I feel like I read an article that said that the original plan wasn't to kill Daisy, only hurt her. Keanu said that they had to kill her because his character would not have been as motivated if they'd only hurt her. Also, I think I read that the actor that had to "kill" Daisy was pretty traumatized by the scene.
@@SonicMegaKing It doesn't matter that they didn't show him hitting the pup. That just says what made the final cut. On the day of filming, they almost certainly had him pretend to hurt the dog over and over again.
Nice reaction, Addie. I'm so glad that you enjoyed John Wick (2014). I did watch this movie, alongside the other two, all at once in preparation for Chapter 4. However, I plan on rewatching all of them soon to get a fresher perspective on all four films.
Loved your reaction Addie!🥰 Made me laugh when you said "sounds like a you problem" about Vigo losing his vault money😅 Cant wait to see you react to the next 3 movies!😁
24:20 I've always wondered what Vigo meant by "the last of the old guard." It makes me imagine that way back in the day there was veritable civil war between crime organizations which required the services of a generation of hardcore war time assassins and that Marcus was the only one of them left.
In an era with so many remakes and adaptations, John Wick was a breath of fresh air with a new original IP that was immediately gripping and entertaining as hell, while leaving you wanting to know more about the fascinating underworld that they built. Great movie, great franchise (I haven't seen Chapter 4 yet, but I've heard good things). IMO this movie really deserved to be a huge blockbuster, and it's nice that this was a case where creativity was rewarded and the box office justified the (excellent) sequels.
Not sure I would use the phrase, original IP. Bad fracks with wrong guy wrong guy is super Billy Badass guy destroys bad guys. Thats like 3/4 of all 80's movies.
Hey Addie... The series only builds from here...and gets really wild, but still really awesome. - Keanu went through months of training for the role. Specifically, weapons training and there are videos on UA-cam showing some of it. - These films use the best stunt guys as well as use many actors from 'The Matrix' franchise. Chad Stahelski, who is credited as the main director (although direction and producing were shared with David Leitch) was Keanu's stunt double on 'The Matrix', and was stunt coordinator on the sequels (he even shows up in a small role in the last 'Matrix' film). The Continental Doctor played by Randall Duk Kim was the Keymaker in 'Matrix Reloaded', and the main bodyguard Kirill was played by Daniel Bernhardt who was the "upgraded" Agent Johnson in 'Matrix Reloaded". More 'Matrix" cast members will appear in the next films. - The concierge of Continental, Charon was played by Lance Reddick. Tragically, Lance died just prior to the release of the last 'John Wick' film. RIP, Lance! - Viggo Tarasov was played by the late Swedish actor Mikael Nyqvist. Prior to 'Wick', Nyqvist was best known here in America for playing Mikael Blomquist in the Swedish film versions of the 'Millennium' novels by Stieg Larsson...'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo', 'The Girl Who Played With Fire', and 'The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest'. If you are willing, watch these films...they are really good. They are intense as the subject matter is not for the faint-hearted, but they are solid mystery thrillers that topped the book best-seller charts for a few years, and the films keep the spirit of the novels. When 'Dragon Tattoo' was remade in English, Daniel Craig played Blomquist...which is also a decent version, I prefer the Swedish versions though. Noomi Rapace just kills it as the title character, Lisbeth Salander (aka The Girl of the title).
I think it would've been great if, after whatsisname says in the car, "What's wrong with him!?", Viggo said, "I got a better question...what's wrong with us?!!" 😆
21:22 Yup. That's why he asked if the contract was exclusive when he was offered it. Once he heard that it was open, he took it to help protect John from the would-be bounty hunters
Heyyy, it's Bill-E and I am thrilled you have begun this adventure!! 20:09 ... Addie: "Maybe you shouldn't have left it all in one place? Sounds like a you problem." And the crowd goes wild from Addie's comment!! (applause) 20:43 .... H D Y !!!! Just to let you know... the kill count for this movie alone is.... (drumroll) ...... 77 !! I'm already ready for you to see John Wick 2 Take care of yourself, Addie!! Wish we had an Ollie sighting. And for our love of dogs in this movie.... There will always be love for Titus
Pretty sure he gave him the EXPENSIVE flashily-branded vodka to him, because his son thinks it's a reward, but he wasn't going to waste the GOOD vodka, which is why he doesn't drink it himself. There's a few ways to interpret the scene though.
@@crankfastle8138 maybe not cheap but cheaper. And what i said about the burning when throwing up was something i took from an interview with the writers.
I just started watching your reaction videos and subscribed. Here is why. You are exceptionally astute, smart and observant. No matter the movie….you get it. You miss nothing. You would be the kind of friend that I would want to go to the movies with and talk about it afterwards. Thank you Addie.
Fun trivia. It's aparently true that Alfie Allen's or one of his henchmen after shooting the scene where they kill the dog were so traumatized by the scene that they adopted the puppy. If it's true that has to be the most wholesome thing ever.
Another great reaction you are gonna love the remaining John Wick movies its awsome, and answering to your question about how many people John Wick kill in this movie the answer is 77. Keep up the amazing work Addie take care
There's a lot of movies that involve some guy going on a rampage of revenge. Few such movies get people *so* on board so quickly in favor of that rampage as John Wick.
I cannot reccomend the rest of the series enough, it’s one of the few action franchises where they maintain the excellent quality and story of the original.
That bit when John replied in russian at the garage...when I was in college here in the UK little gangs of various people would like to say insults/slurs out loud in their first language. I remember one day a group did that to me, and laughed. They stopped immediately when I replied to them in the same language. You get to learn what certain phrases mean after 3 years there :)
Watched this again just last night, I'd seen it once but it was a long time ago. I love the attention to detail, with the "cleaners," and how the Continental operates, and especially in the action scenes. Humans are fragile creatures, but we can survive some pretty incredible stuff. Almost everyone who goes down takes three or four shots, and it's kind of an open question if they're all actually dead, or just wounded enough to not get back up. The exception to that, of course, is the headshots, though people can even survive that, but since a number of these are basically coup-de-grace finishing blows, I'd wager most people shot in the head are actually dead. It's all very cool, stylized action scene stuff, but also paying attention to realism with how hard human beings can be to actually kill. Now, as the movie goes on, "Instant Death Bullet" gets played increasingly straight, but still. It makes for an interesting change of pace from the average action movie, especially when John is facing multiple opponents, needing to get multiple shots off at each to truly take them out.
When I saw this reaction pop up all I can think was "oh poor sweet Addie.."
Same, ooh geez
Same, I might’ve cackled a bit.
me too but " poor sweet summer child"
Could've been worse. She first put this in a poll around the time her previous dog died...
Make that three. I just started worrying what the beginning third was going to do to Addie.
Rest In Peace, Lance Reddick. What an actor.
Rest in Peace Michael Nyqvist
I hope they do him justice in horizon part 3
"I love his dog so much"
OH boy
"Why did you have it all in one place? That sounds like a you problem." DYING laughing over here
Not gonna lie, was the first thing that popped into my head too when I first saw the film.
Viggo had a hard lesson to learn about eggs, one basket, and what not to do with them.
Not going to lie, when she said that I yelled "She is sassy as fuck! Holy shit I like her!"
Subbed and faved.
With 77 kills in the introductory film, 128 kills in Chapter 2, 94 kills in the third part and 140 kills in the latest instalment, the total number of kills in the entire John Wick franchise stands at a jaw-dropping 439.
I think wll of that happened in under a month too 😮
@@HalfCracker4lifethe first 3 are a week and a half. The 4th is 6 months after 3.
@@Dctctx I see. Thank you 👍🏾
To be fair they all had it coming
John Wick doing all that in one post-retirement year makes me feel lazy.
John Wick isn't the only one who has to suffer through his dog's death. Every single person who's ever watched John Wick has to suffer with him. One horrible detail is the blood on the ground leading up to John laying on the floor. That poor little puppy managed to drag itself to John because it wanted to be close to him as it died :*(
21:19 yes. That’s why when Marcus was offered the contract he asked if it was exclusive. Since it was open, he took it to save John.
Good
4:49 It's not just because of the car. It's because John dared to stand up to Iosef by saying "no" and because John showed him up when he thought he was being sly by insulting John in Russian - all in front of Iosef's goons. Iodef needs to prove his dominance to John and to his own underlings because he's afraid of looking like the weak, spoiled brat that he is.
True true!! 🚗 🔫 🐕 🕳 🎯!
Iosef fails to understand what real power is in the world he and Viggo operate in. It is implied that Iosef just killed a bunch of people in Miami so that Viggo could win a mob war and fully acquire a rival gangs territory and assets. They expanded their power considerably and moved up in the underworld hierarchy. They could buy dozens of vintage Mustangs with a portion of the money they just made. Yet Iosef has to prove himself to his buddies who are nobodies are already plenty impressed by Iosef being Viggo's son and heir.
Very much like Theon Greyjoy. I guess Alfie is a bit typecast. He does play the "desperate for respect" type very well.
@@jasonirwin4799 Lily called it back in '06 ;-) ... well sort of
Why didn't that idiot know who John Wick was?
I was genuinely concered for Addie when she started crying at the first sight of the dog, and at all the cute little things the dog does. Oh you sweet summer child...
"And this guy is just going to clean it all up." Well, yes, because you can't leave a mess in the park.
"I love this dog so much!"
Uh, oh.
One of THE best camera work in action films. The whole series is watchable without annoying micro scenes. Thanks to the fact Keanu does his own stunts. So they don't need to fake it. Love tnis series!
He does the combat stunts, but he doesn't do all of the stunts, like falling off of high places and that type of thing. The only madman that does everything himself is Tom Cruise.
@@LordBaktor and Jackie Chan.
I deeply respect Reeves for his investment though. As well as Halle Berry who even broke 2 ribs training for Wick 2
@@timokampwerth1996 Halle Barry is in movie number 3 not 2... And yeah as Keano himself says "I do action, not stunts"
@@LordBaktor i think we can forgive him for that ;)
@@CyberBeep_kenshi I'm not throwing shade, just mentioning it. I couldn't do a tenth of what he does and I'm almost twenty years younger.
The part where Viggo says, "Well, John wasn't exactly the Boogeyman. He was the one you sent to kill the f#%@$!& Boogeyman." Never fails to give me chills. As always I loved you reaction Addie! ❤
i prefer viggo´s "Oh!"
@Metzwerg74 That one is more funny to me. The Baba Yaga speech makes you fear for your life or thank God it's not you he's after. Literal chills 🥶
It's so much fun watching people go from being heartbroken for John's losses to cheering him on in his streak of vengeance. Good stuff, Addie. Thank you! 🤗
This movie has a wonderful way of making even the mildest mannered people bloodthirsty lol.
Addie: I love this dog
Yeaaaaa about that
3:27 "i love this dog so much!" Oh my sweet summer child...
Fun detail: the doorman who lost weight, actually told him how many enemies were inside. And his life got spared :)
Francis and Jimmy are the smartest, which makes them my Favorite Side Characters....
@@CoastalNomad nope, aurelio is the best side character
@@crankfastle8138 I always considered Aurelio more of a Supporting Character, Like Charon (level above side).....
@@CoastalNomad In the 2nd movie the actor who played the penguin in Gotham is one of the people in the bounty office.
22:27 John Wick's body count is 77 in the first film
Was about to post the same, glad I checked the comments first.
Actually, I think that's the movie's body count.
Marcus gets 3, Perkins gets 2, Viggo gets 1, and a group of dudes get 1 (Perkins).
So I think John only gets 70.
Unless he pulled the plug on Helen, in which case it's 71.
@@blakewalker84120 i said John Wick's body count, not the entire movie's body count. John Wick kills 77 people.
@@blakewalker84120 I was intrigued and hate giving wrong information so I watched a bunch of kill count videos. The consensus is you are right... Kinda... He doesn't kill 77, he kills 76 (though there is some ambiguity on a few due to editing and reusing stuntmen). Almost all were explicit headshots, a few stabbing, and a handful when he blew up the cars, but the count did not include any deaths that weren't by his hands.
@@-EchoesIntoEternity- If you say so.
My 1 minute google search said 77 people die. Clearly John doesn't kill everybody who dies.
Doesn't matter much to me. 70 or 77, still impressive.
Addie "I love this dog so much!"
Well, and now you know vengeance.
I love this dog so much...
Uh oh.
Addie saying “everything gots a price u hmmmm hhmmm hmmmn” those hmmmn being two words I think start that with M and F was hilarious
"I love this dog so much!" Oh poor Addie
Yes, it's Wesley from Daredevil. Glad someone reacting to this movie finally caught it.
That was a first for me as well. The one that gets me is I have only seen one reaction where they knew the Allstate Insurance mayhem guy that played Viggo's #2, Avi.
_I_ certainly had missed it! When she asked about Wesley, I thought "What -- who?" and figured "surely not." And yet... 🤦♂ I guess the suit, glasses, and accent all threw me off!
No matter how many times I watch reactions to this movie I never fail to tear up at the beginning, especially when he gets Daisy. Such a PERFECT setup to this movie
At the three and a half minute mark... Addie crying over the sweet dog sent by the dead wife... and knowing what is coming I expect a need for more tissues. And then... addie skips the tears and goes straight to anger over the attack.
I love the layer to this the code they speak, the "motivation" (for example Marcus asked if the contract was exclusive since the answer was no he agreed so he could be close enough to protect him.) you almost need to watch it several time to get it... even then you miss details. One detail it is easy to miss if no one explains it is Francis talking about "weight loss" while actually telling John how many guards are inside.
I never knew that thos conversation was code.
the fact that the pup lived long enough to CRAWL to John was the worst part of that for me
It's the other way around. The dog was killed instantly, it was John that crawled to the dog
@@vagabond142 You're wrong... The dog was instantly knocked out, but it had also had fatal internal injuries... It woke up and crawled to John as it's last act before it died... Google it and/or look for the paw prints in frame by frame.
I always though they put the dog next to him just to twist the knife even deeper. The first thing he sees when he comes to is his dead dog.
@@basedmase777 You can see the trail of blood from where Daisy dragged herself over to John.
Had a dog when I was youngster that was hit by a speeding car on our street, in a school zone to boot. That dog had the will power to crawl 50+ feet to our front stoop. He died in my father's arms as I pleaded to take him to the vet. Dad knew it was beyond too late.
Notice he reloads in combat, like someone would have to in those situations. Also, the Actor who "kills" the dog was so upset he cried for like an hour and went out and adopted a dog.
They messed with the wrong former assassin for hire in this action adventure thriller!
When they killed the dog, it wasn't just a pet, it was supposed to represent John having a normal life, but when the dog died, they took away his one chance of happiness.
It seems like a poor choice to mess with any former assassin who still has capability, but I must agree that John tops the list.
When you said "I love this dog so much" I was like "oh no".
Addie crying and saying she loved the dog so much in the very beginning. Oh, boy.
YES!!! THANK YOU, ADDIE, FOR REACTING ONE OF THE BEST ACTION MOVIE FRANCHISES!!
Addie, you're so adorable. I think this is maddest I've seen you get. Like seeing a kitten hiss. Lmao. As always, great reaction. 😊😊😊
The most she's ever wanted someone dead.
You come across as so sweet and innocent that it was really funny to see you smiling so broadly at Perkins' membership to the Continental being "revoked."
Nice reaction / review.
There is conjecture that John's wife was a veterinarian. She had a dog sent to him. He knew exactly where he could get meds and everything needed for his wounds. He watched the phone video of her right in front of the place he went to for the meds. He picked a dog that was scheduled to be put down. And as he walks away with the new dog he is walking the same route where his wife collapsed in the beginning.
You have an incredible rabbit hole opened before you now. Enjoy #2 and #3 soon. Each gets progressively better in a way. Number 4 is available now also.
As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.
Please watch the rest of the series. It's totally worth it & Chapter 4 has a post credit scene as well 😀.
Oh come on please, The slightly unbelievable moments in this film you can excuse in awe of the fight choreography and the camerawork, but chapter 4 is complete trash, unbelievable, unrealistic, the third act a rip off of The Warriors and John Wick is so much a shadow of himself, because Keanu Reeves is unfortunately now looking almost every minute of his 60 years! It’s just like deciding to have an 80 year old play a swashbuckling action adventurer but surely no one would be stupid enough to do that! 🤦♂️
@@tsrgoinc john wick 4 is the best of the series buddy dont know what youre on about🤣
@@tsrgoincall the movies have been unrealistic. The fact that you excused it because of whatever, is on you. Every movie in the franchise has been about making it even more ridiculous and over the top as the last one.
Shame 4 was a complete failure. Just a total mess and ruined the franchise.
I also didn't like 4 as much as most, but that doesn't mean it was trash. I thought it was a fine end. Just got back from Mission Impossible though. That's how you do non stop action.
Oh boy, here we go!
2 hit-men that everyone cheers for: John Wick and Leon the Professional
Addie- "I love this dog so much"....
All of us- "Oh no".
Addie: is all of this just over of a freaking car?
John: yeahhhhhh
"I love this dog so much!" while already crying.
This is going to be quite the emotional ride.
Great reaction, not many movies get you cheering for a character who is a hit-man!
"Leon: The Professional" ;)
@@mckrackin5324 "Hitman" (2007); "Assassins" (1985); "The Mechanic" (2011); "La Femme Nikita" (1990 + TV series); All the Jason Bourne movies...
I really like how this underworld works in this universe. And I love how they can make a great action movie into an interesting story as well.
"Well I like this management, they are efficient." Amazing reaction. Watch next 3 movies and you'll see more of them!
Jeez seen this so many times I thought I was over the tears for his wife and Daisy, then Addie you start crying 😭
It’s been a long time since I laughed so maniacally 😂😂😂
"I love this dog so much" after i heard that all i could think was oof
Love that you spotted the fact that John doesn't let him get to finish the sentence. No, boy, YOU don't get to say that. One of my favourite touches in the film. Whole film is a masterpiece in storytelling.
Too many words had already come out of Iosef’s stupid noise hole. No more were needed.
Another great reaction, Addie. Thanks.
Keanu Reeves performed about 90% of his own stunts in the film, including the car chases and fight scenes. He trained extensively in Brazilian jiu-jitsu for the film, and actually earned a blue belt. The movie was shot in just 33 days, which is a very tight schedule for a feature film. The Continental Hotel in the film is a real New York City location called The Hazelton Hotel. The dog that plays John Wick's beloved pup, Daisy, was a rescue dog named Andy.
See you next time.
"I love this dog so much"
*Everyone who's seen this movie* ...Yeah...about that....
And that pulls the audience in and justifies EVERYTHING that John does from that moment on.
When you watch it more than once, (and also if you continue the series as you should) you notice how big the John Wich world is. The coins for their currency. The coded language like, "dinner reservation for 12," meaning "clean up 12 bodies for me." It's all really amazing.
I was sooo interested to see how sweet and soft Addie would handle The Boogieman. Addie, you did not disappoint. Loved your switch to vengeance once Daisy was killed 😁
I love the poetry of John destroying the foundation of his new life, the basement floor, to re-enter his old life, the guns and coins.
7:28 Addie sums up this franchise in a nutshell
Thank you Addie for a great reaction! Like many "peaceful" reactors you went into full revenge mode when the dog was murdered. Unlike any reactor I have seen you noted that John Wick gave up the life for his wife, and how hard that had to be for him. Nice insight!
"Maybe you shouldnt have kept it all in one place" that was perfect. Funny, smart, beautiful. you have it all. great reaction. a different take than i expected.
17:15 "Geez, geez -- stop! That's so rude!" 🤣 Miss Manners should write a column about the proper etiquette when killing for hire. 😆
Addie: "I love this dog so much"
Us: .........................
The John Wick house is out here on Long Island in a very exclusive town called Mill Neck.. (At the end of Horseshoe road right by the water.) -- The runway is at Republic Airport, Farmingdale, NY.. The fountain where Ms. Perkins gets hers is the Bethesda fountain in Central Park.. --- The hotel is at 1 Wall Street Circle and is an apartment building with one current vacancy.. Yes, you can live there.
Addie had no chance. Dead wide drama. Crying Keanu. Cute puppy killed.
"sounds like a you problem" I lol'd so hard when you said that
I love the little details. I didn’t notice until someone pointed it out, but when he’s talking to Jimmy the cop, Jimmy sees the body and immediately uses his hat to cover his body camera.
“ Now they’re just ringing the doorbell now?“ I was not expecting that and I burst out laughing so hard.
I feel like I read an article that said that the original plan wasn't to kill Daisy, only hurt her. Keanu said that they had to kill her because his character would not have been as motivated if they'd only hurt her. Also, I think I read that the actor that had to "kill" Daisy was pretty traumatized by the scene.
That actor has something wrong with them to be traumatized from that. They didn't even show him hitting her. Must be a shot actor.
@@SonicMegaKing It doesn't matter that they didn't show him hitting the pup. That just says what made the final cut. On the day of filming, they almost certainly had him pretend to hurt the dog over and over again.
Nice reaction, Addie. I'm so glad that you enjoyed John Wick (2014). I did watch this movie, alongside the other two, all at once in preparation for Chapter 4. However, I plan on rewatching all of them soon to get a fresher perspective on all four films.
Loved your reaction Addie!🥰 Made me laugh when you said "sounds like a you problem" about Vigo losing his vault money😅 Cant wait to see you react to the next 3 movies!😁
24:20 I've always wondered what Vigo meant by "the last of the old guard." It makes me imagine that way back in the day there was veritable civil war between crime organizations which required the services of a generation of hardcore war time assassins and that Marcus was the only one of them left.
In an era with so many remakes and adaptations, John Wick was a breath of fresh air with a new original IP that was immediately gripping and entertaining as hell, while leaving you wanting to know more about the fascinating underworld that they built. Great movie, great franchise (I haven't seen Chapter 4 yet, but I've heard good things). IMO this movie really deserved to be a huge blockbuster, and it's nice that this was a case where creativity was rewarded and the box office justified the (excellent) sequels.
Not sure I would use the phrase, original IP.
Bad fracks with wrong guy
wrong guy is super Billy Badass
guy destroys bad guys.
Thats like 3/4 of all 80's movies.
@@Koyotee25 the IP is both the character and the world. They created an original world with a complex underworld ecosystem and culture.
@@Koyotee25 you're confusing tropes for IP.
"What do they do with the bodies?"
Soylent gr -
"I don't wanna know."
Understandable, have a nice day.
that cleaning guy, has best job, nobody will ever go after him because everybody needs him
Hey Addie...
The series only builds from here...and gets really wild, but still really awesome.
- Keanu went through months of training for the role. Specifically, weapons training and there are videos on UA-cam showing some of it.
- These films use the best stunt guys as well as use many actors from 'The Matrix' franchise. Chad Stahelski, who is credited as the main director (although direction and producing were shared with David Leitch) was Keanu's stunt double on 'The Matrix', and was stunt coordinator on the sequels (he even shows up in a small role in the last 'Matrix' film). The Continental Doctor played by Randall Duk Kim was the Keymaker in 'Matrix Reloaded', and the main bodyguard Kirill was played by Daniel Bernhardt who was the "upgraded" Agent Johnson in 'Matrix Reloaded". More 'Matrix" cast members will appear in the next films.
- The concierge of Continental, Charon was played by Lance Reddick. Tragically, Lance died just prior to the release of the last 'John Wick' film. RIP, Lance!
- Viggo Tarasov was played by the late Swedish actor Mikael Nyqvist. Prior to 'Wick', Nyqvist was best known here in America for playing Mikael Blomquist in the Swedish film versions of the 'Millennium' novels by Stieg Larsson...'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo', 'The Girl Who Played With Fire', and 'The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest'. If you are willing, watch these films...they are really good. They are intense as the subject matter is not for the faint-hearted, but they are solid mystery thrillers that topped the book best-seller charts for a few years, and the films keep the spirit of the novels. When 'Dragon Tattoo' was remade in English, Daniel Craig played Blomquist...which is also a decent version, I prefer the Swedish versions though. Noomi Rapace just kills it as the title character, Lisbeth Salander (aka The Girl of the title).
OMG!! As soon as I saw you were watching this, I thought to myself, “Your followers are evil!!” We know how Addie feels about dogs!! 😳🥺
I think it would've been great if, after whatsisname says in the car, "What's wrong with him!?", Viggo said, "I got a better question...what's wrong with us?!!" 😆
21:22 Yup. That's why he asked if the contract was exclusive when he was offered it. Once he heard that it was open, he took it to help protect John from the would-be bounty hunters
“Seeing this dog playing and being affectionate is gonna make me cry” oh you have no idea…
Heyyy, it's Bill-E and I am thrilled you have begun this adventure!!
20:09 ... Addie: "Maybe you shouldn't have left it all in one place? Sounds like a you problem." And the crowd goes wild from Addie's comment!! (applause)
20:43 .... H D Y !!!!
Just to let you know... the kill count for this movie alone is.... (drumroll) ...... 77 !!
I'm already ready for you to see John Wick 2
Take care of yourself, Addie!! Wish we had an Ollie sighting.
And for our love of dogs in this movie.... There will always be love for Titus
Fun little fact, the dog that he takes at the end is Keanu's actual doggo
One of the best lines ever.
“John will come for you, and you will do nothing. Because you can do nothing. So get the F**K out of my sight!”
Fun little fact: Vigo gave his son the cheap vodka to drink so it'd burn more when he throws it up.
Pretty sure he gave him the EXPENSIVE flashily-branded vodka to him, because his son thinks it's a reward, but he wasn't going to waste the GOOD vodka, which is why he doesn't drink it himself. There's a few ways to interpret the scene though.
@@Ylyrra yeah, the point was that he didn't drink with his son. I can't imagine viggo would just have a bottle of cheap vodka about.
@@crankfastle8138 maybe not cheap but cheaper. And what i said about the burning when throwing up was something i took from an interview with the writers.
Viggo: "All of my art, money, and blackmail material was in that vault!"
Addie: "Maybe you should have diversified your bonds."
Nice pick, Addie. You're in for a wild ride! The four John Wick movies are fantastic.
It’s estimated that John Wick eliminates approximately 77 individuals during his mission of revenge in the first film. 💀💀💀
Wow, you finally reacted to it!!! I got my wish 😮
I just started watching your reaction videos and subscribed. Here is why. You are exceptionally astute, smart and observant. No matter the movie….you get it. You miss nothing. You would be the kind of friend that I would want to go to the movies with and talk about it afterwards. Thank you Addie.
Fun trivia. It's aparently true that Alfie Allen's or one of his henchmen after shooting the scene where they kill the dog were so traumatized by the scene that they adopted the puppy. If it's true that has to be the most wholesome thing ever.
Me: (first time Addie gushes over the puppy) **slight giggle**
Me: (second time she gushes over the puppy) Ha! Hehehehehe!
Me: (third gush) STOP IT!!!
loved that you loved this!
I always forget that Westley from daredevil is in this movie
Another great reaction you are gonna love the remaining John Wick movies its awsome, and answering to your question about how many people John Wick kill in this movie the answer is 77. Keep up the amazing work Addie take care
One of the best lines that will go down in movie history - "They call Him Babba Yaga!'.
There's a lot of movies that involve some guy going on a rampage of revenge. Few such movies get people *so* on board so quickly in favor of that rampage as John Wick.
I cannot reccomend the rest of the series enough, it’s one of the few action franchises where they maintain the excellent quality and story of the original.
That bit when John replied in russian at the garage...when I was in college here in the UK little gangs of various people would like to say insults/slurs out loud in their first language. I remember one day a group did that to me, and laughed. They stopped immediately when I replied to them in the same language. You get to learn what certain phrases mean after 3 years there :)
That defeated "Oh..." becomes a running theme in this series.
I have three dogs and I completely understand this movie. Unfortunately, evil like this exists.
Best reaction to John Wick ever.
She is so lost being escorted through this whole world. Her innocent nature is astounding lol.
I believed Addie loved this movie "John Wick"😅😅😊
Watched this again just last night, I'd seen it once but it was a long time ago. I love the attention to detail, with the "cleaners," and how the Continental operates, and especially in the action scenes. Humans are fragile creatures, but we can survive some pretty incredible stuff. Almost everyone who goes down takes three or four shots, and it's kind of an open question if they're all actually dead, or just wounded enough to not get back up. The exception to that, of course, is the headshots, though people can even survive that, but since a number of these are basically coup-de-grace finishing blows, I'd wager most people shot in the head are actually dead. It's all very cool, stylized action scene stuff, but also paying attention to realism with how hard human beings can be to actually kill.
Now, as the movie goes on, "Instant Death Bullet" gets played increasingly straight, but still. It makes for an interesting change of pace from the average action movie, especially when John is facing multiple opponents, needing to get multiple shots off at each to truly take them out.
So glad you're finally starting John Wick! The world building only gets better as the series goes on. So excited for Chapter 2! Personal favorite 😃
Great reaction Addie! Luv daisy the dog and that scene gets me everytime! Im thinking John Wick is BACK!!😁 Luv ya Addie ❤💛
I didn't know about this series until Chapter 3 hit theaters. It blew me away, man. I freaking love John Wick.