JOHN WICK (2014) Movie Reaction w/ Coby FIRST TIME WATCHING
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2023
- John Wick (2014)
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The John Wick films proof positive that more action movies need to be directed by former stuntmen. They’ve truly raised the bar on how action movies are shot and choreographed and I’m all for it
@coldflamebluedragon196 - If you watched some of Jackie Chan’s old-school films...he was actually one of the few who proved that Action Films should be directed by Stuntmen.
It's also a testament to the dedication of Keanu Reeves as he put in the work at the range to make the gun combat scenes believable.
I disagree. They basically did the same scenes over and over. The last one was so boring with over-extended fight scenes and dialogue that meant nothing other than to be filler
@@moondog3056 well we're on John wick 4 now so...maybe you just have bad taste🤣
Same extraction 1&2
John's body count in this one is 77! There was a sign on that dog's door saying it was scheduled to be put down so John actually saved it's life!👱♀👱♀👗👗👠👠❤❤
I know it's a bit after the fact, but a bit of feel good trivia about this movie. In the scene where John gets jumped by Josef and his boys, the actor playing the thug who killed Daisy was so upset by the scene that he apparently spent several hours just holding and petting her, and even adopted her after they finished filming the scene. She's apparently still around and quite happy with her family.
So, a bit of comfort, in a meta sense, anyway.
My favorite detail: The end shot of him walking off with the dog is the same spot his wife collapsed at the start.
This movie is one of the best examples of "show, don't tell" filming. So many details are just demonstrated like it's
simply part of the world and the audience is drawn into the world building figuring out the significance of things
like dinner reservations, the gold coins, the rules of the Continental... zero exposition. Great way to get a viewer invested.
And harder than it sounds.
36:05 Killing her would have been highly risky for John, as they were still on Continental grounds. He might have been able to justify it as self-defense while they were still in his room, he was even asked if a dinner reservation would be needed, but once they were in the hallway, all bets were off.
also continental is neutral grounds and jobs are not allowed, when doing a job in there ends in dead by the owner.
@@DMC2983NLthat's literally what he said. As long as she's not attacking John because she physically can't, it's not self defense anymore.
You mentioned the realistic aspect of him putting on a bullet proof vest, which I also like. Another thing you never see in these types of movies is them needing to reload. I love that you can count how many bullets are fired before the protagonist needs to reload. Very cool.
A side note... there was a shot counter to make sure he reloaded when he had to. Attention to detail was very present in these movies
John spared Perkins because she gave him information. With the exception of Viktor (who was part of Daisy's killing), he spares anyone who gives him information. Francis tells him there are 27 guards are in the club ('27 kilograms' which the subtitles translate to 60lbs making that one really subtle). Perkins tells him about the stash. The 'priest' opens the security gate. John even spares Viggo in exchange for Iosef's location. The unspoken part of "Do you really want to die here, Perkins?" is if she 'gives him something' he won't kill her. It's a one-time deal, but they all take it because they all know that's how he is.
Amusingly, Francis is probably the sole survivor of Viggo's entire operation because he walks away and stays gone.
I’ve always wanted more of Francis in these movies.
It's not so much about the bond he had with the dog, but really what the dog represented. It was the last gift from his wife.
this movie is proof that giving your action hero a relatable motivation can bring in an audience that doesnt necessarily like action movies.
One of my favorite scenes is with Francis the tall guard outside the club. I found out later that there was actually subtext to that scene. John asks Francis if he lost weight and Francis responds with 60 pounds. Since Francis is Russian what he actually said was 27 kilograms, which is 60 pounds, but John wasn't really asking about Francis' weight loss. He was asking in code how many guards were in the club and there were 27. That's part of the reason John let him go.
In Russian he said 20 kilograms
@@user-ht6zk7ky9v I have heard that he said the wrong thing. But he meant to say 27kg.
It should be noted that Keanu trained heavily for the role. He is now an expert marksman who does speed shooting competitions and the like He uses his gun in the way it was intended (as opposed to being flashy and inaccurate), and reloads in the middle of fights. The realism is a nice touch to the choreography choices. He also gets rather beat up in this role.
The actor felt so bad about the scene "killing" the dog, he actually adopted the dog IRL.
Viggo and John had a long-standing personal history. You don't just kill someone like that out of hand. You have to make it personal, you have to get satisfaction out of the moment. At least if you're such passionate men as these two.
the paperwork on the dogs cage said put down he picked the dog to save it's life john lost a dog and saved a dog balance.
Perkin's death needed to be done the way it was to establish what happens when you break the rules. Sadly, Markus's death was to give John reason to go after Vigo and the guy who plays Mayhem in those car insurance commercials. The dog he chose was the one marked for termination.
the reason why John Burned it all in the vault to the ground Is because technically everything in the vault belonged to John due to the speech Vigo gave to his son about the impossible Task, he gave John which produced everything that they have...so since John giveth... he took Eth it all away.... oh and John was at a shipping yard that had a Customs animal holding facility and John picked the dog that was marked to be put down giving the dog a 2nd chance at life with him.
I like when John is walking away with his new dog at the end, they pass by the place where his wife finally succumbed to her illness.
I love how you go from “I’m not too into action flicks” to “LETS GO JOHN WICK!” 🙌🏼🤣🙌🏼
That's the effect this film has on many people.
Or it has the effect appeasing to the masses has on people. what do I know though...
I love the symbology of John destroying the foundation of his new life, the basement floor, to re-enter his old life, the weapons and coins.
A lot of people don't seem to realize the last guy in the Red Circle is still fresh, while John has been fighting lots of people and is doubtlessly growing tired by that point. I think that's why the last guy "won", so to speak.
I completely agree but I also feel like John being out of practice for years also played a little part in it as well. Given the fact John himself claimed to be "rusty" when talking to Winston.
@@Peter_Aranyos_Jr Agreed. Definitely part of it, imo.
I know you said you're not really into violent action movies, but you owe it to yourself to continue with this series. The John Wick franchise has amazingly rich world building, fascinating characters and innovative choreography, stunt work and breathtaking cinematography.
Yes! Especially when you know that the first movie began as an Indie film that not many people seemed to have known about at the time. But then over the years, it grew into an iconic franchise that is a hit worldwide. I’ve heard the franchise is very influential too!
John wick - He Grieved
John wick 2- He Raged
John wick 3- He Bargained
John wick 4-He Accepted
I absolutely love it when i start a new John Wick reaction movie and the reactor already has a dog or cat on their lap or somewhere else in the room at the beginning. Then i know this video will be fun! 😁
The hotel’s most sacred rule is that you cannot do business on continental grounds. Meaning you can’t kill anyone while on hotel premises. That’s why the bounty was increased to 4 million for those willing to break that rule!
He picked the dog because if you read the paper work on the crate it said to be put down so he was saving that dogs life.😊
Viggo had to live in order to pull(cancel) the $3mill contract on him, that's why he lived. He literally said "pull the contract" as a condition of letting him live
When I first heard Keanu was doing a movie called John Wick I thought about the movie John Q which I wasn’t too keen on but when I heard the premise of the film I had to watch it. I mean a guy out for revenge cause his car was stolen and his puppy killed. The thing that makes these movies so good is the accuracy of it. They reload when they use a clip. There no unlimited bullets in a clip. The director being a former stuntman for Keanu Reeves has made this movie so great. He knows when a double is needed and when Keanu can do it himself. The only time he didn’t do a stunt (or action scene cause he says he isn’t a stuntman) is when he and the director decided that even a seasoned stuntman would get hurt bad doing it. The club fight scene Keanu had a high fever and still did it. They did use a stunt double on the fall off the club balcony and used the flashing lights to hide to switch. 25:40 the thing though they can’t do business in the hotel. The hotel is supposed to be a safe zone for everyone. I think that Willem DaFoe’s character and the Continental staff were working together cause they gave John the perfect room for DaFoe’s character to watch over him. 30:24 they want him to suffer. If they put a bullet in his head then he’s dead and there’s no suffering over what he did. 40:06 the dog he chose was scheduled to be put down so since he was getting a second chance at life he gave that dog a second chance.
Great review. To answer a couple of questions you asked during the movie, the official "Kill Count" for this movie is 77. Also you asked how he picked the dog. Its a small detail but the paperwork on the door to the cage said to be put down. So in the end he saved a life!
He also saved/spared Francis 🙂
So does that take the kill count down to 75 (saving Francis and the Pit Bull) :)
I've always thought it was because that particular dog was calm while all the others were frantic. I mean, surely there were also other dogs to be put down...
This woman’s reactions to the single greatest action film of all time that I’ve seen thousands of times - made me feel like I was seeing it again… for the first time. Subscribed. You’re amazing.
Keanu did most of his own stunts, fighting, driving. When he gets thrown from the 2nd floor was not him. Continental has rules so John did not want to kill Perkins there. Keep watching and you will go deeper into this world.
I think that you would enjoy these also (more story, less action):
"The Equalizer" (2014) Denzel Washington, David Harbour, Chloe grace Moretz
"The Equalizer 2" (2018) Denzel Washington, Pedro Pascal. Denzel's only sequel, he really likes this character.
"Eastern Promises" (2007) Viggo Mortensen
"Absolute Power" (1997) Clint Eastwood, Gene Hackman, Ed Harris, Scott Glenn. Directed by Clint Eastwood.
"Man On Fire" (2004 remake) Denzel Washington, Dakota Fanning, Christopher Walken
"A History of Violence" (2005) Viggo Mortensen, Ed Harris
"The Italian Job" (2003 remake) all-star ensemble cast
"Gran Torino" (2008) Clint Eastwood, Directed by Clint Eastwood
"Payback" (1999) Mel Gibson, Lucy Liu
"Parker" (2013) Jason Statham, Jennifer Lopez
and "Nobody" (2021), with Bob Odenkirk, is very Wick-esque
@@Offoda i mean. . .same writers . . same producers
I second Payback. A great film with a really tight script.
They played him as the villain as they revealed him. It was a novel idea that draws you in as you keep going "Who is this guy?"
The hotel's rules are sacrosanct. John didn't kill Penny because she was still on the hotel grounds. He knew they'd take care of her. He just didn't know she'd get away from is friend. What's more, they may have shown mercy, but she killed the other guy without even a contract in place. They were going to kill her no matter what. The importance of that rule (no business on hotel grounds) is explained in more detail in the following movies.
Coby he broke into a vet clinic to treat his stab wound. The dog he chose had a sign on it's cage door, that he was due to be put down. So John took him. He couldn't kill the girl at The Continental (hotel) or he could have suffered the same fate as she. Strict rules - no business on the grounds. They did keep track in each movie of John's kills. This one I believe was 77. Nice reaction! Subbed.
He still could have killed her because even the hotel guy said if a dinner reservation is needed.
What I love is that everyone fears/respects John purely based on his actions. He keeps neutral body language and doesn’t waste words trying to scare people.
Fun facts: in the first John Wick movie, he kills 77 people. In all of the John Wick movies, his kill total was at 420.
Just real quick I want to say that there is a brief flash of the paperwork showing that the dog was scheduled to be put down. So John was rescuing the dog and not stealing someones beloved pet.
Sees her with the dog in the beginning of the video
Me: "Oh you are in for a treat"
"Why don't they just do this?" "Why would they do that?" .........It's a movie.
Most people don't understand where John is at the end of this movie. John had just finished killing Vigo and his men at a shipping port. So John finds himself at the animal quarantine center. Where incoming animals are kept for up to 2 weeks to insure they do not sickness that could sweep through the US.
You wondered why he chose that particular dog at the end. Apparently that's a shelter, not a vet, and the paperwork on his cage says he's scheduled to be euthanized the next day. (The typical reasons would be to free up space, and they chose him because he hasn't been adopted fast enough or because there's less demand for his powerful breed.).
Keanu Reeves does most of the stunts you see in this film, as well as the other films, and you should see the clips of him going through training courses with rifles, shotguns and pistols, it's amazing.
Please keep watching this series, every movie is basically better than the previous one, but all four John Wick films are great, there is no bad or mediocre John Wick film, lol. John Wick is one of the best franchises out there and is up there with The Lord of the Rings Trilogy.
The clipboard on front of cage said "Put Down". Viggo was stabbed in neck at an angle that would have cut into the right coronary artery that stems from aorta. With all the physical exertion of the fight and the cold water from the rain cooling the body he should have bled out in 2.5 to 5 minutes without surgical intervention within that time.
I'm glad you picked up on Marcus asking if the contract was "open" the other thing people miss is outside of the red circle when he asks Francis about his weight he says it in kilograms but the subtitles say 60 LBS... 60 LBS in kilograms is basically 27 Kg.. the number of gaurds inside, that's why Francis walked
Cat lovers: it's just a dog🤷🏽♂️...
Dog lovers: it's just humans🤷🏽♂️...
Some of the casting in this is pure genius. I mean you have the obvious choices like Alfie Allen playing the little shit... but there are "deeper" choices. The big two are Defoe and Kevin Nash.
We are so used to Defoe as the villain, it leaves us guessing right up to the reveal. That is an amazing job on the part of the casting director.
One you missed was Kevin Nash as "Francis". He's a pro wrestler and when you see him in a movie, you automatically assume there's going to be a big knock-down drag-out fight. To use him as a guy who John respects and tells "Why don't you take the night off" ? Utter genius as those of us who know the actor, would NEVER have predicted it playing out that way.
There are subtleties like that all over the movie.
A few things to answer your questions...
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First: John did not kill Perkins because at the hotel Continental, there can be no Business conducted (No killings), or expect huge penalties (which is why her membership was later ended, as well as her life by Continental men.), John knew she was a dead women already, killing her, only stops him from getting his revenge because of hotel policy.
Second: Just killing John is too quick. Assassins kill quickly their target because they have no emotional attachment to their target, but when they know the person, and there is extra issues between the assassin and they have them tied up, killing quick is too easy for the Victim, the Assassin wants the victim to suffer knowing he's about to die, It's human nature to want to inflict as much pain as possible (John also did that in the Club, you can go back and watch it, he has Iosef in his sights, but instead decides to shoot another guard he has on his knees already dying while never taking eyes off of Iosef, to allow him to slowly think about it), when John see's Iosef the second time after the club, he got what he wanted, he allowed him to think about it long enough, so that is why this time he quickly Kills him...Well, after Killing his guards to allow him a final think about what is coming moment.
Also Assassins wants to slowly show the victim I beat you, you're about to die at my hands, But Viggo did not do the killing because being the boss, he believes it's beneath him, and would have given John a bit of the power back to be forced to kill him personally, instead of having his men do it, as well as it also keeps Viggo's hands clean.
Finally: As far as after getting the Information from Viggo of where his son was, John also had him remove the contract, so that meant nobody (Including Viggo could Kill John. There is a code in their world where once you make a promise, you stick by it, no matter what, even the Killing of his son) Unfortunately, Viggo never said anything about Marcus, and once he found out he helped John, he decided to get his revenge and hurt John by slowly Torturing, then Killing Marcus. This is also why Viggo was quickly trying to leave in Helicopter before John found him.
It's against hotel rules to attack John. It's the best place to be. That's why they had to offer Perkins double the price. That's also why John didn't kill her.
John didn't kill her because she gave him information, same as Francis. He gave her a choice. John could have killed her in self-defense without repercussion.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439not how it works in the john wick series you cant kill on hotel grounds regardless or you would be killed
@@dr.burtgummerfan439he couldve killed Francis and nothing would’ve happened to him because it wasnt on hotel grounds
@@victorayala9541 Wrong. There are plenty of clues given in the movie to clarify that self-defense is permitted.
First, Wick gave Perkins a choice "Do you wanna die here, Perkins? Give me something." Wick wouldn't have made that threat if he wasn't able to follow through, and Perkins wouldn't have conceded if she knew he couldn't do it. She didn't even protest.
Second: Charon asked if Wick needed a dinner reservation, a service that would've been denied him had he broken the rules. Wick said he would let him know, indicating that he hadn't decided to kill her or not. Again, there was no warning or protest given.
Third, Harry (who knew both Wick and Perkins, as well as knowing the rules) was surprised that Wick was willing to "catch and release" someone who had tried to kill him.
Plus, it's ridiculous to suggest that self-defense wouldn't be permitted. The logic behind the rule is that if the intended victim doesn't kill you, the hotel management would. Basically saying you're screwed regardless of whether or not you're successful.
Wick demonstrated throughout the movie (throughout the whole franchise really) that he would let people live if they helped him. Francis, Perkins, the Priest. He let her live for that reason.
Watch the second movie and you will find out what happens when you do business on Continental grounds. He didn't kill her because he knows what happens when you kill someone on Continental grounds. And the reason he let Viggo go was because he was thankful for him for letting him leave that life and be with his wife. He basically gave Viggo an out and Viggo threw it away by killing Marcus.
The dog at the end of the movie was scheduled to be put down so he saved the dog and fun fact that's his personal dog.
The dog he took at the end was in a kill shelter, you can see it on the note outside so I know some people who reacted to this movie thought he stole someone elses dog lol.
An ancient order called Assa-sins used to accept only gold as payment (weight in gold) for their services such as espionage, murder, or counterintelligence. It adds to the believability of the movie since there is precedence in real history. Some even argue that this is the origin of the Beggars Guild in China's past as well as the Ninja of Japan. John Wick kills 77 in this movie.
How he picked the puppy at the end was by the sign that hung next to the cage door. It said to be put down
Love this reactor, subbed! Hope she does more soon!
Righteous vengeance is a beautiful thing! The smartest thing anyone can do is leave a sleeping giant alone, lest they f*ck around and find out. For that matter, leave EVERYONE alone - you never know how much they can upend your whole existence.
Btw Keanu actually adopted the dog he got at the end for real. Good man
The dog he picked, if you read the clipboard on the front, says " to be put down"
the absolute best thing about the john wick films is the fact that Keanu Reeves trained in how to use guns and hand to hand combat for over 4000 hours. he is an amazing actor and an amazing human being. you don't do Business on continental ground's mean you don't kill people inside the hotel that is why he didn't kill perkins.
It's amazing watching women see this movie for the first time. 100% of the time, when the dog dies, a switch flips for them and they are instantly on board with however much death needs to happen. Lol
I've shown this movie to my elderly mother. She really dislikes violence in movies but after the dog was killed she had no mercy for the bad guys. It is an extremely effective dramatic device.
@przemekkozlowski7835 Guys hate when the dog dies too, but for women, it's something else entirely.
I’m 43 and this is a franchise that my eldest and I have watched together since the start. He’s 25 now and in the uk but he flew home to Ireland for 1 night to take his mam to see the 4th one. I love these movies so much. ❤️❤️
The dog was a specific gift from his wife because she was afraid he would forget what love was, also all the residents in the Continental chain of hotels are all assassins and it a unbroken rule no one can do any kind of work in the Continental or else as you saw they are killed.
Love this reaction! ❤ Two things #1when John spared Viggo it's because he asked John to spare him if he told John where his son was which he did so John is just being a man of his word #2 he didn't kill Perkins because it's against Continental rules to kill anyone in the hotel he was obeying the rules. Also fun fact that dog was scheduled to be put down that's how John chose him
It was fun watching your reaction.
And yes, John took the knife in the existing wound. And yes, it is a move called "Sheathing the Sword". Risky, but if you force the stab into a non-fatal spot then your opponent's weapon is out of play for your response attack (or in this case taken and used as the response attack).
It is a high risk desperation move, but, effective.
I think you earned my sub.
In the words of Keanu himself, "You are breathtaking!" 😁 awesome reaction to one of my favorite series. Oh and by the way John didnt kill Perkins in the hotel because it's against the rules of the Continental. That's why she got executed for breaking the rules.
You asked how he picked the dog. The one he picked was scheduled to be put down so he rescued it.
Beginning watching this reaction video and seeing the dog on your lap I'm thinking "Shit you're not gonna like what's about to happen".
John Wick eliminates approximately 77 individuals during his mission of revenge in the first film.
Please note that the first 3 movies are in a span of 2-3 weeks of each other and the 4th one takes place approximately 4-6 months after the 3rd movie
His wife left him the dog, because she knew she was dying. He's attached!
The dog he took at the end was scheduled to be put down, if you look at the paperwork on the cage.
Just remember, he has to get his car back.
He picked that dog because it had a note on it's cage that it was to be destroyed the next day! He knew how that dog felt!!!
Don't forget Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure when Keanu was young starting out. That puppy, "Daisy" is played by "Andy", male Beagle. "Andy" trained by his trainers on how to play dead. One of the actors, who plays Iosef' goons cried after each take of puppy killing. When director yelled "cut", that actor hugged "Andy". I read that "Andy" is adopted and living nearly 10 years.
Winston warned John that "business is not allow on the premises." That is why John had Harry babysit Perkins. Perkins violated golden rule of the Continental: "No business shall be on the premises." She paid her violation by being executed.
If John killed Perkins on the hotel premises, he would be executed like Perkins.
What's great about this movie is how it adds a twist to the good guy vs bad guy action movie. Usually the main bad guy is an arrogant prick who finds out the hard way they screwed up before they die at the end of the movie. In John Wick when we first meet Viggo he's already on the defensive because he knows his son screwed up big time and no matter what he does to protect him his son is a dead man.
The reason why John doesn't kill Viggo after he gets free is that he needs him to call off the contract on his head.
The cop arriving at John's house after the failed attack is symbolic of the real life relationship between the mob and local cops. The mob wanted to keep a low profile to do their illegal business and not involve innocent outsiders. So the local cops looked the other way (after taking bribes from the mob). The cops also knew the mob policed themselves so they knew if a mob member broke mob rules or harmed innocent outsiders they would get wacked and their bodies disposed of so that they would never be found. So the cop knew what John did in the past and when he saw some of the bodies he knew the were from the mob and there would be a clean up crew to remove the bodies, weapons and evidence.
I would recommend watching the movies Goodfellas and Casino that are based on true stories of the mafia in the US.
"I could watch a million people die in movies..."
You're about to
He picked the dog that was scheduled to be put to sleep the next day
The puppy John rescues from the Pound is Keanu's pet in real life!
because they want john to suffer and suffocating him is torture knowing he could do nothing as he was tied up
You may not like action movies, but... When you see someone kill a dog... You WANT the violence.
Edit:
John gave Vigo a certain and relatively quick end. An injury with a blade as short as ones pinky finger behind the left shoulder blade nicks one or more major blood vessels. Internal bleeding slowly fills your chest cavity with blood and is 100% inoperable. Not even the world's fastest surgeon with the best gear in the world can be fast enough to fix you.
By plunging the blade into himself, Wick also changed the balance of strength with the knife. Instead of using his biceps and triceps, Vigo only had the strength of his forearm, while John could now use his biceps and triceps to twist it out of his hand. And yes. He did it where he was already injured. The muscle around that area was already more or less minced meat. He increased the bleeding a bit, but it was a good trade.
Keneau trains 1000's of hours, litterally, for his movies as commented elsewhere, and did his own stunts. Around movie 2-3 though the insurance company demanded he no longer do the 'hit by a car' stuff!
The dog that he chose was scheduled to be destroyed. It's on the paperwork outside his cage. It's hard to notice on the first viewing.
John couldn't have killed Perkins because it was against the rules of the Continental. And that's why Vigo was ready to pay double the money if she could take him out in the hotel. But I guess she really thought she would get away with it. But Continental always comes for you. lol There is a 3 episode spin-off show The Continental releasing on September 22 if you are interested. It's a prequel.
This is a fantastic franchise. I'm glad you've enjoyed it! The action scenes are certainly top notch. Keanu spent a lot of time training with various weapons as well as hand to hand combat techniques, including Judo and Muay Tai. He really knows how to do the things he's doing on screen. It's not all quick cuts and stunt doubles. Keanu Reeves is quite literally one of the most dangerous people in Hollywood. If you're at all interested in behind the scenes stuff you should look up some of his training sessions on here. Looking forward to seeing you check out the next one!
And the next one.....and the next one after that..........Then the finally ! I hope she doesn't wait as long as we did !
He picked the dog scheduled to be put down, the note was on the cage door.
That dog he picked was marked to be put down if you read the sign on the kennel door.
Here’s a funny thing about that dinner reservation, later in the movie when they bring up dinner reservation again I was like well he didn’t go to dinner the first time . Then bam 💥 finally hit me ,
🤦🏻♂️🤪 my biggest dunce moment ever 🤪
At least you figured it out faster than I did 😁
the thing about this movie is that Keanu Reeves trained at Speed ranges for many weeks and there is video Clips of Keanu at the Speed range along with the Woman who lead him through all of the steps and where both of them are next to each other going at the same time and matching step by step taking out targets and changing clips with such fast speed.
the dog he pick was scheduled to be put to sleep that's why he pick him
Fyi Joe Rogan did an interview with the director of all 4 movies. Lots of juicy info and how he went from stunt coordinator on Matrix to director of these movies and how he got so many people to cameo in the series
You asked how he picked. The pitbull was on a kill list if you read the clipboard on the door.
Just dropped on this channel and i must say, "Holy cats! Kobe is gorgeoouuss!" ❤
The dog he took in the ending is his real dog
A great reaction Coby! You are very entertaining. You'll be happy to know that the violence of this series number 1 is now complete and the rest of the John Wick series are nice rom-coms lol.
All four John Wick movies have dogs in them, the third and fourth installments feature dogs in very special roles. Without spoiling it, I think you will get a kick out of the dog in John Wick Chapter 4, particularly in a scene near the end of the movie. That movie is nuts! 😁
If you enjoyed this movie, you might want to also check out "Nobody." I believe that it was directed by the same guy who directed this movie. It's similar in feel, however it has more of a sense of humor (slightly.) BTW KR trained 8 hours a day for months to prepare for this film, and did it again for every sequel as well.
The dog was scheduled to be put down. It's a quick scene but it's on the paperwork outside the cage
It's nice to see predictions, knowing the answer, a reconnection to the perspective one has before knowing.
In true combat there is always a psychological aspect of your decisions, The way he got his alias as Babayaga The Boogeyman was more through psychological fear than body count. This is tied to the pirates in old days "Dead Men Tell No Tales". You had to leave some alive while scaring them into thinking you are almost supernatural.
when Francis says "60 kilograms" he means 60 guards inside.. in Russia the hammer was a symbol of strength, more recently the sledgehammer was the symbol for Wagner
If you looked carefully when he got his second puppy at the vet clinic the pad on the dogs door read **PUT DOWN** so that is how he picked.