And he acted like he wasn't afraid of John Wick even after hearing his story, because he thought he'd seen all there was to see from John after beating him that night. After locking eyes with John's cold-blooded stare, however, that bravado instantly vaporizes.
@@gupiwaIt is. You can’t spec out your bus, you don’t own it. Busses aren’t expensive. Expensive things are cool. Going fast is cool. Busses don’t go fast. Independence is cool. But Americans don’t have a choice.
I was thinking about how everyone John meets in this criminal subculture seems to like him, and I realized that he does several things that would incline those people to think well of him. John remembers everyone he encounters in that world by name, from boss types to bodyguards and bartenders. He's always polite and respectful to whoever he deals with. He doesn't kill without reason, and shows mercy if he practically can.
@@arjunwali9885 Well, sure, but most people in this circle act like they're genuinely fond of John. Aurelio, Winston, Marcus, and others later in the series go the extra distance for him, which I doubt they'd do if just motivated by fear.
@@wongsifu460in this movie they say he’s gone soft so I don’t think he was inclined to spare a lot of people, the bodyguard in the clubs scene didn’t think he was getting out of there alive that’s why he was so grateful
I think that's why Viggo was laughing and acting crazy in the car when John was chasing him down for the last time. He knew he was going to die, so he decided to just enjoy the adrenaline rush.
@@a-blivvy-yus He *did* just forfeit his son when John asked Viggo at gunpoint where his son was. I believe John was going to fully honor that agreement: Tell me where your son is and I'll let you live. John Wick was about to walk away after killing the son, but then he got wind that Marcus got killed too, and thats the only reason Viggo had to be eliminated. Killing Viggo was revenge for killing Marcus.
The scene with Francis, with the highlighted words, was code. John asking "you lost weight?" and Francis responding "over sixty pounds" was all code. John was asking how many men are inside and Francis told him the exact number, although I believe he mentioned it in kilograms instead of pounds. John then let Francis walk away because he gave him the information he wanted.
@@amyjordan195 Too many think it's 60 but that first convo between the boss and his kid gives the impression that John would still probably breeze through 60 people, or have a plan for dealing with that many and get the kill.
My favorite piece of trivia regarding this film: actor Omer Barnea, who played Gregori -- Iosef's driver, the one head-shotted while playing Call of Duty -- fell in love with the puppy on the set. As a result, he was to traumatized by even *pretending* to kill the dog that after the director called "cut" on the scene he picked the puppy up and cuddled with it until he calmed down.
I hate people pass this bs off as real. There wasn’t any pretending to kill the dog. It was offscreen and dubbed in. They were actually pretending to kill a dog on set.
After the movie, the dog "Andy" now has a great life. A friend of co-director David Leitch adoped the dog, whose kids have renamed him "Wick." Wick actually attended the John Wick 3 premiere in NYC ...
I love this reaction... My gf has legitimately the same reaction to the same parts, hand on mouth, man on man wrestling, John v Perkins potential, the slow walk everything, perhaps you two share the same wattpad/fanfic genres lol
@@PatrioticTexan1776 Not all women, but many do find dangerous men exciting. But usually just as a fantasy. It's like a horror movie -- you may love the vicarious thrill of someone being stalked by a monster, but wouldn't want to be in that position yourself.
@@PatrioticTexan1776 They like the idea of bad boys. The fantasy is fun for them. The reality is not. So, you usually see younger women go for the bad boys and older women who've learned their lesson go for normal guys.
How IMDB only has John Wick at a 7.4 is beyond me. John Wick is one of if not the best action movie we’ve gotten in the last 20 years. Love seeing these reaction videos… it’s people getting older and coming across it… epic
Just a quick note, the dog was named Daisy in this story. Actually, Daisy was played by a male beagle named Andy. Andy was adopted by a really nice family. In honor of these films, the kids of that family renamed Andy to "Wick."
The '69 Mustange Boss was NEVER a common car, and to have one this many years later in mint condition,..Yes, you could probably find one, BUT, the people that have them will probably not part with them, and if they did, it would be hundreds of thousands of dollars. Not that josef couldn't afford it, but I think Josef, like most rich kids, have never had to wait or pay for anything, and think stealing it is just easier. If I had to guess, there MIGHT be 10 like it in US. This is the kind of car that if people find a rusted out body in the junkyard, collectors will buy it, and spend a hundred thousand or more to restore.
It isn't just that Iosef is spoiled, he's also a mob boss's son. If he can't buy something, he's used to taking it, because his father's power backs him up.
@@tylerdurden2460 they were a whole lot easier to get than a $400,000 Boss 429, and they needed to get their hands on five for the movie. I think there were only around 850 Boss 429s made in '69.
Marcus asked “is the contract exclusive?” When Viggo said no it was open, Marcus said yes so that he could protect John. Had he said yes it was exclusive he would have said no.
There’s a character choice that Viggo makes during the scene with his son that I love. Notice how he pours his son the top shelf fancy vodka, punches him in the stomach, then he reaches under the bar for a much cheaper bottle of vodka for himself. Likely the one that he prefers to drink, grew up drinking.
It was discussed by another reactor who was familiar with Russian customs that Viggo not drinking the toast with his son is shown to mean he does not agree with what is being toasted, hence why he left his cup full on the counter and poured himself a new one. Which is an incredibly niche detail.
One of the best movies using "show, don't tell" to draw viewers into the universe of the movie. From Jimmy leaving John to his business, the coins, the Continental, the waste disposal... just so beautifully done that the viewer has to work a little bit to piece it all together and it keeps you invested in the movie. The issue wasn't just the car, Josef felt disrespected by John, because Josef felt he deserved deference and whatever he wanted when he wanted it. Huge props, you're the only person I know that recognized the spot he and the dog walk off at the end is the matched spot for the wife collapsing,.
I love that the editing is constantly getting on Tofu's case for finding John hot when he shows he's very proficient, and all I'm sitting here thinking is "Yeah, competence and well-placed/managed confidence is incredibly attractive to a lot of people, myself included." Of course, the fact that Keanu has aged like the finest of wines certainly helps as well
This film reunited Keanu Reeves with Randall Duk Kim, the Continental doctor that treats John. He was the Keymaker from Matrix: Reloaded. He's also not the only other Matrix actor as well. Daniel Bernhardt is the actor who plays Kirill, the one who sternly warns Iosef in the Red Circle that they should be afraid of the Boogeyman. He was one of the Agents from Matrix: Reloaded that Neo fights in the beginning ("Upgrades...") and hunts Morpheus and Trinity during the highway chase sequence.
This, Django, V for Vendetta, Gladiator, Inglourious Basterds, and some others I can’t think of right now are based on us fully buying in to ruthlessness of the protagonist, and they all do it so well that it becomes such a catharsis. It’s perfect!
The use of lighting in this movie (and the subsequent ones) is amazing. Blue means John has the upper hand. Red means his foe has the upper hand. Green and purple show that the moment is in flux, neither has the upper hand.
@@KungLao15155 it actually gets more pronounced in the later films, but yeah. Example: the fight at the club, when he’s dealing with Big Beardy and such (quite easily) the prominent lighting is blue, and when the tough dude shows up and eventually chucks him over the rail it shifts to red.
@@BigSeth1090 I must know...did the creators/directors of this movie make any official statements regarding this? I'm a huge nerd for movie details and effects like this lo
Great reaction, Tofu. The whole John Wick series is a good time, but this first one's something special. Glad you liked it, and yeah, I'd be down to see you do the other movies in the future.
the first one was great because, as weird as that sounds, it was "realistic". The kill moves were realistic and john got fucked multiple times (dropped a floor, hit in his wound, rammed by a car...). He wasn't invincible because everyone else was useless. And without help twice he would have died. The later movies are complete garbage compared to wick 1. They just went fast&furious with it and escalated it completely in the subsequent movies.
@@XpVersusVista This movie at least nods in the direction of realism. The sequels become increasingly cartoonish. John ends up taking multiple impacts from cars, and falls from ridiculous heights, any one of which should at minimum have shattered every bone in his body. And he just gets up and sometimes keeps fighting.
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 in Farmingdale NY. -- Ms. Perkins gets hers at the Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.. The hotel is 1 Wall Street Court in NYC.. In real life, it's an apartment building with currently ONE apartment available.
Fun Fact: When John goes to the Club to kill the kid and starts with the bodyguard outside, He says, "You've lost weight" and Francis Replied "Over 60 pounds". This was actually a test AND a code between the two. John was testing him to see if he would help him (which is why he lets him go and tells him to take the night off) and Francis replies Over 60 pounds (or 27 kilograms), a code for nearly 27 security guys/henchman protecting the boy. This is also being used in the military forces around to world too. VERY cool way to again show us how much of a badass and how respected John Wick is. Also thee one thing I like about Keanu Reaves is the amount of effort he puts into a role. You can find videos of his training sessions for these movies where he spends countless time at a gun range training with all sorts of guns to the point where he knows how each gun he handles will behave IRL and will actually handle them accordingly for things like checking to ensure the weapons are not jammed. You will see him handle a pistol in the second John Wick movie where he will kinda toss the gun in his hand a little to press down on the chamber because the pistol he is using at that time is known for having bullets getting jammed and is checking the chamber to make sure it is clear enough to fire. Keanu also went through 4 months of training, 5 days a week, 8 hours a day to bring his character to life. He also went through Judo, Japanese Ju-Jutsu, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. So Keanu is that accurate and deadly in real life. You can find a few videos of his trainings with a company known as Taran Tactical. Keanu also had help from former Navy SEAL and CIA Contractor Shawn Ryan.
Some fun facts about this movie: -The dog was killed away from John but when John regains his consciousness, the puppy was besides him. This could be mistaken as a continuity error but it can be implied that the dog crawled towards John in her last dying breath which is even sadder. -The crew struggled financing the movie because it was going to be made by two first time directors: Chad Stahelski (who was Keanu Reeves stunt double in The Matrix and the future director for all the sequels) and David Leitch (who would later direct Atomic Blonde, Hobbs & Shaw, Deadpool 2 and Bullet Train) and many people were really indifferent towards a movie starring Keanu Reeves, however, they managed to scrape by enough money even asking money from actress Eva Longoria (she was credited as executive producer) -The casting of the movie was chosen due to the actors living in New York because they want people who are just walking distance from the set and their home. That saved them a lot of money. - The club shootout was supposed to be longer but was later shortened due to financial constraints and when shooting the sequence, Keanu Reeves had a fever but was able to do it despite the circumstance. As usual, the reaction was great because you were noticing all the right things as to why this movie was great in the first place. The action, the world building, the atmosphere and cinematography and Keanu Reeves especially. I don't mind HornyFu trying to find unusual things to be hot and attractive but yea it was entertaining af nonetheless. 9/10❤
They put the dead dog infront of him just to be evil, so he'd wake up looking right at it, it had a broken neck, it wasn't crawling anywhere, stupid people piss me off.
Are you trying to say that they still had financial trouble in the 2nd one, that's just a stupid comment to make, you've also said a lot of other crap that doesn't make sense, josef & his mates put the dead dog infront of him just to be cruel, so he'd wake up looking right at it, nothing to do with continuity or the dog being able to crawl when it was dead.
Fun fact. The mag eject was actually improvised by Keanu during scenes, and they kept it in after they liked the flashiness of it. Now it's used among professionals as it is shown to be faster on the reload than contemporary methods
Yeah I don't understand how anyone that isn't living in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere without access to the internet could not know at least that Jon Wick is an assassin and his puppy died. Just from the zietgiest. Osmosis.
@@derikk3215 I dont wanna question Tofu cause she didnt know Creed and Rocky either lol but like yeah those John Wick memes flooded twitter esp involving the dog.
@@PricefieldPunk Well John Wick came out 9 years ago. Tori would have been what..like 15-ish? *unsure of her actual age* She very well may not have been on Twitter at the time or not paying much attention to any of the John Wick stuff.
The first clue was earlier though. Before accepting, Marcus asked if the contract was exclusive. He wanted to know if others would be sent to kill John. He took the non-exclusive contract to keep tabs on the situation.
Michael Nyqvist, who played Viggo, was Swedish by birth but was great playing a Russian mobster. Same with Peter Stormare, the actor who played Viggo's brother Abram in "John Wick Chapter 2" also born in Sweden and playing a Russian mobster. Peter played another Russian, the whacky Russian Space Station pilot Lev Andropov in the Bruce Willis movie "Armageddon".
Interesting you said you wanted to go on a rollercoaster in the beginning only to then go through one hell of an emotional version of one experiencing the beginning of the movie 😂😂
30 minutes of Tofu hard thirsting over John Wick. As one does. Sign of excellent taste and culture. If Keanu Reeves and Adam Driver both dressed in bespoke black suits doesn't instantly make you want to become a double stuffed Oreo then I question your judgment.
It's not just about the car. Iodef's ego can't let John get away with saying no to him and showing him up when he thought he was being so sly by insulting John in Russian. In Iosef's mind it's a matter of "That @sshole direspected me and made me look weak in front of my crew! He has to be hunted down and punished!"
3:53 the one time I saw a funeral during a sunny day in a show was in full metal alchemist, and it was sadder than any rainy funeral I’ve seen “It’s a terrible day for rain.” “It’s not raining?” “Yes. It is.”’”…So it is.”
Ok, you got me hooked. This was a very well done and edited reaction, I was constantly looking for tells but in the end... You are either really good, or this was a true reaction to the movie, even though I can't believe there is someone that has not seen it. I feel you were invested when you kept referring yourself in the film. " OMG, Marcus is helping us " Liked, and subbed. Don't let us down, go get those subs.
The guy says '20 Kilogramm' (German, btw) which equates to roughly sixty pounds according to the translation. Even though turning that back to metric is about 28 kilograms
I've seen from lots of her other post-editing commentary, that even she is annoyed/frustrated/confused when looking back on some of the things she said and did at the time.
Keanu Reaves actually trained for months for this role. He worked with professionals to get really good with a gun so that he was quick and the stunts looked more realistic
Honestly a top tier reaction. I’ve seen a few reactions since John Wick 4 was announced and I can say I’ve enjoyed this one the most. Look forward to seeing your reaction for the other 3 ⭐️⭐️
John: You've lost a bit of weight [How many guards are in there?] Francis: Over 60 Kg [there are 60 men in there protecting him...] John: Impressive [That's not enough to stop me...] Francis: Are you here on business? [Are you going to kill someone?] John: I'm afraid so. John: Why don't you take the night off? [Please stay out of it. I don't want you killed...]. Francis: Thank you Mr. Wick.
“So you’re telling me Helen dies, then Daisy dies and …” Yep. Buckle in for the ride… John Wick 4 is a work of art, it’s almost a religious experience.
Don't you just love it when someone is about to watch john wick for the first time and they say aww that dog is so cute, and someone like me who has seen it is like... Oh this is going to be heartbreaking once the scene happens.
They hit the jackpot with Keanu too, because the guy, despite being born in '64, still to this day does like 90% of his own stuntwork, and so they really didn't have to shy away from going wild with the action scenes, and could also afford to SHOW every bit of it, with extremely long takes for an action movie. Like "Bitch we don't have to worry about hiding stunt doubles because there are none"
I think she is so used to commenting on sexual scenes she has to make shooting one another in the face 5 times and then stabbing them with a pencil, somehow sexual? Love it!
For many people, sexuality is about power interaction. That's just the way some brains are wired. Also, as Tofu notes, many of the kills in this movie are quite personal and intimate.
That's a creepy fucking thing to say about someone, she should make a sex video just because she reacted to a movie, you need locked the fuck up, you're a danger to women.
I think my favorite part of the first film is the world building the whole secret underworld is so cool to me, happy to see you react to this hopefully we get the rest!
BTW Keanu has lived a somewhat similar life to John Wick after the hitman thing. He lived through a lot of tragedy (wife, unborn child, sister, mom I think, and friend) yet he goes on with extreme humility
Gloomy weather for funerals: In movies and comics, yes. It helps to capture the melencholy of the moment. My grandmother (94), whom I was very close with and hoped would live forever, just passed in March and it was a beautiful day for her funeral a few days later in April.
The Francis scene is one of my favorites from this movie, just because of the inferred history between him and John. Francis respects him enough to give him accurate intel on how many guards are in the club with that code phrase, and John respects Francis enough to know that he wouldn't lie just to save his own life.
I recently watched the first 3 John Wick films in preparation for the fourth. They're all such fun with the action sequences, and John is much more than a generic bad ass assassin, he has so many more layers to him😎
That is a Ford Mustang Mach 1, a performance-oriented option package of the Ford Mustang muscle car, originally introduced in August 1968 for the 1969 model year. It could be optioned with the 7 liter v8 also known as the "boss 429ci" engine. Assuming it's not a replica, yes, it's rare
John's car was a Mustang Boss 429. They were only made in 1969 and 1970. I believe there were a total of about 2,200 of them made over those two years. Over the last several years auction prices have run between $200,000 to more than double that. If I remember right, I saw one on a televised auction last year go for around $475,000. Average price is about $300k though.
The words highlighted have a sub meaning. Like the conversation with Francis outside of the club and he says, 60 kg. He wasn't talking about weight, he was telling him how many of Vigo's people were inside
Best reaction to a JW I have seen yet. Very intuitive.The things you mentioned that you liked during the movie, go up a level with each chapter. Yeeaah.
Just discovered your channel today and I gotta say you are the only UA-cam reactor I have seen that actually made me laugh out loud. Keep up the good work and definitely do the reacts for the other John Wick movies.
I've got a beagle that I've had since he was a puppy. He's a tricolor just like Daisy. They are amazingly loyal and loving. I can't watch the one part of this movie and I've seen some rough stuff in my life. That part breaks me every time.
Those young punks didn't take John's car for the money, or even the rarity: it was about power. The son wanted it, and didn't like being told "no".
exactly, he felt disrespected and lashed out.
Well, he got his no.
exactly..... and when John said No... his ego was broken and he was like "How dare you?! If I want that, you give it to me or I take it by force."
I was going to say the exact same thing
And he acted like he wasn't afraid of John Wick even after hearing his story, because he thought he'd seen all there was to see from John after beating him that night. After locking eyes with John's cold-blooded stare, however, that bravado instantly vaporizes.
“Only Keanu could look that cool getting off public transportation.” Hahaha truer words have never been spoken haha
Only an American could think public transportation is inherently uncool.
@@gupiwa get lost troll
@@gupiwa I'm Canadian, I almost always take public transit, and yeah, it's uncool.
@@gupiwaIt is. You can’t spec out your bus, you don’t own it. Busses aren’t expensive. Expensive things are cool. Going fast is cool. Busses don’t go fast. Independence is cool. But Americans don’t have a choice.
In case you didn't notice, the note on the cage of the dog John took at the end said "To be put down." John saved that dog's life.
I always thought it was a random dog.
And we can assume it's simply because it's a pitbull too. Seems like a peaceful dog too😢
@@carl_consumer.of.reality it connects to the 2nd movie. John is the "rabid pit bull" that needs to get put down.
and fun fact, it's Keanu Reeves' actual dog
@@heatherzion3651 I love that.
11:22 - it's not about the car, it's the fact that John told him no (and insulted him). Iosef has probably never been told no before in his life.
I was thinking about how everyone John meets in this criminal subculture seems to like him, and I realized that he does several things that would incline those people to think well of him. John remembers everyone he encounters in that world by name, from boss types to bodyguards and bartenders. He's always polite and respectful to whoever he deals with. He doesn't kill without reason, and shows mercy if he practically can.
I never knew this! That's so awesome!
An assassin with a moral code, who would have thought
Lol I also think it’s bc nobody with a brain (unlike Yosef lol) wants to piss off Assassin Jesus
@@arjunwali9885 Well, sure, but most people in this circle act like they're genuinely fond of John. Aurelio, Winston, Marcus, and others later in the series go the extra distance for him, which I doubt they'd do if just motivated by fear.
@@wongsifu460in this movie they say he’s gone soft so I don’t think he was inclined to spare a lot of people, the bodyguard in the clubs scene didn’t think he was getting out of there alive that’s why he was so grateful
Lance Reddick, the actor who plays Charon the Hotel Service guy, sadly passed away. He is one of the best parts of the John Wick movies.
I have never seen someone who's so down bad for John Wick 💀
Honestly, he deserves it
you clearly have never met this person i know named ME
@@NamarieBusiness AND ME
@@zee2147 im not gay but ALSO ME
@@idklol7338 i wasnt gay until i saw john wick
Viggo is so perfectly played in this. He's terrified, he already knows his son is dead and so is he, but he also knows he has to put up a fight.
I think that's why Viggo was laughing and acting crazy in the car when John was chasing him down for the last time. He knew he was going to die, so he decided to just enjoy the adrenaline rush.
Now he _could_ have just forfeited his son…
@@ninjireal Given the setting and the nature of his role in it, doing that would be a show of weakness he'd never recover from.
@@a-blivvy-yus He *did* just forfeit his son when John asked Viggo at gunpoint where his son was. I believe John was going to fully honor that agreement: Tell me where your son is and I'll let you live. John Wick was about to walk away after killing the son, but then he got wind that Marcus got killed too, and thats the only reason Viggo had to be eliminated.
Killing Viggo was revenge for killing Marcus.
@@morganga I hadn't thought about it that way but it makes sense.
The scene with Francis, with the highlighted words, was code. John asking "you lost weight?" and Francis responding "over sixty pounds" was all code. John was asking how many men are inside and Francis told him the exact number, although I believe he mentioned it in kilograms instead of pounds. John then let Francis walk away because he gave him the information he wanted.
Yes, Francis said kilograms instead of pounds. 60 pounds is roughly 27 kilograms and that's how many guards there were watching over the boss' kid.
For storytelling purposes, that conversion was probably misleading.
Thank you for getting this right. Too many think it is 60 people.
@@amyjordan195 Too many think it's 60 but that first convo between the boss and his kid gives the impression that John would still probably breeze through 60 people, or have a plan for dealing with that many and get the kill.
Totally missed that.
John: Brutally kills somebody in any worse way
QueenTofu: *blushes in thirst*
My favorite piece of trivia regarding this film: actor Omer Barnea, who played Gregori -- Iosef's driver, the one head-shotted while playing Call of Duty -- fell in love with the puppy on the set. As a result, he was to traumatized by even *pretending* to kill the dog that after the director called "cut" on the scene he picked the puppy up and cuddled with it until he calmed down.
Not cod but then again who cares
@@Auokii apparently u
Heard he adopted the dog right after too.
I hate people pass this bs off as real. There wasn’t any pretending to kill the dog. It was offscreen and dubbed in. They were actually pretending to kill a dog on set.
After the movie, the dog "Andy" now has a great life. A friend of co-director David Leitch adoped the dog, whose kids have renamed him "Wick."
Wick actually attended the John Wick 3 premiere in NYC ...
I love this reaction... My gf has legitimately the same reaction to the same parts, hand on mouth, man on man wrestling, John v Perkins potential, the slow walk everything, perhaps you two share the same wattpad/fanfic genres lol
I've never seen a reactor this sexually aroused from John Wick before and it's hilarious. Never change QueenTofu
I concur
I was wet for much of it.
Tofu definitely thirsty asf 😂
@@PatrioticTexan1776 Not all women, but many do find dangerous men exciting. But usually just as a fantasy. It's like a horror movie -- you may love the vicarious thrill of someone being stalked by a monster, but wouldn't want to be in that position yourself.
@@PatrioticTexan1776 They like the idea of bad boys. The fantasy is fun for them. The reality is not. So, you usually see younger women go for the bad boys and older women who've learned their lesson go for normal guys.
How IMDB only has John Wick at a 7.4 is beyond me. John Wick is one of if not the best action movie we’ve gotten in the last 20 years. Love seeing these reaction videos… it’s people getting older and coming across it… epic
Just a quick note, the dog was named Daisy in this story. Actually, Daisy was played by a male beagle named Andy.
Andy was adopted by a really nice family. In honor of these films, the kids of that family renamed Andy to "Wick."
Wasn’t he adopted by the guy who killed him cause of how traumatized he felt by seeing the dog dead?
" i jus know there gonna be best friends" me laughin hysterically knowin what boutta happen soon
The horniness in this reaction is hilarious! 😂
I was not expecting the Willem Dafoe thirst to come out. Yet, here we are.
@@austinkersey2445 put some respect on Willem Dripfoe
The fact that Daisy crawled to John and curled up next to him as she was dying 😭
The '69 Mustange Boss was NEVER a common car, and to have one this many years later in mint condition,..Yes, you could probably find one, BUT, the people that have them will probably not part with them, and if they did, it would be hundreds of thousands of dollars. Not that josef couldn't afford it, but I think Josef, like most rich kids, have never had to wait or pay for anything, and think stealing it is just easier. If I had to guess, there MIGHT be 10 like it in US. This is the kind of car that if people find a rusted out body in the junkyard, collectors will buy it, and spend a hundred thousand or more to restore.
Hi, it’s me, one of those people that would willing to be in debt til my grandchildren’s life to own one.
Yea.. he wanted the car and felt disrespected when John refused. Ego killed him and his fathers entire organization.
Although Iosef calls his car a Boss, it's actually a Mach 1. You can get one for about $70k.
It isn't just that Iosef is spoiled, he's also a mob boss's son. If he can't buy something, he's used to taking it, because his father's power backs him up.
@@tylerdurden2460 they were a whole lot easier to get than a $400,000 Boss 429, and they needed to get their hands on five for the movie. I think there were only around 850 Boss 429s made in '69.
9:19 That's the fun part, there's nothing more dangerous than a person with nothing left to lose.
Marcus asked “is the contract exclusive?” When Viggo said no it was open, Marcus said yes so that he could protect John. Had he said yes it was exclusive he would have said no.
There’s a character choice that Viggo makes during the scene with his son that I love. Notice how he pours his son the top shelf fancy vodka, punches him in the stomach, then he reaches under the bar for a much cheaper bottle of vodka for himself. Likely the one that he prefers to drink, grew up drinking.
It was discussed by another reactor who was familiar with Russian customs that Viggo not drinking the toast with his son is shown to mean he does not agree with what is being toasted, hence why he left his cup full on the counter and poured himself a new one. Which is an incredibly niche detail.
It's actually the other way round, he gives him the cheap stuff because he knows he's going to throw it up.
@@bryancampbell2781to show to mean? Christ I have zero faith in people's use of English, it's actually scary.
One of the best movies using "show, don't tell" to draw viewers into the universe of the movie. From Jimmy leaving John to his business, the coins, the Continental, the
waste disposal... just so beautifully done that the viewer has to work a little bit to piece it all together and it keeps you invested in the movie.
The issue wasn't just the car, Josef felt disrespected by John, because Josef felt he deserved deference and whatever he wanted when he wanted it.
Huge props, you're the only person I know that recognized the spot he and the dog walk off at the end is the matched spot for the wife collapsing,.
I love that the editing is constantly getting on Tofu's case for finding John hot when he shows he's very proficient, and all I'm sitting here thinking is "Yeah, competence and well-placed/managed confidence is incredibly attractive to a lot of people, myself included." Of course, the fact that Keanu has aged like the finest of wines certainly helps as well
This film reunited Keanu Reeves with Randall Duk Kim, the Continental doctor that treats John. He was the Keymaker from Matrix: Reloaded.
He's also not the only other Matrix actor as well. Daniel Bernhardt is the actor who plays Kirill, the one who sternly warns Iosef in the Red Circle that they should be afraid of the Boogeyman. He was one of the Agents from Matrix: Reloaded that Neo fights in the beginning ("Upgrades...") and hunts Morpheus and Trinity during the highway chase sequence.
"he def knows where the cl*t is" had me rolling 🤣
The thirst is real in this one.
This, Django, V for Vendetta, Gladiator, Inglourious Basterds, and some others I can’t think of right now are based on us fully buying in to ruthlessness of the protagonist, and they all do it so well that it becomes such a catharsis. It’s perfect!
The use of lighting in this movie (and the subsequent ones) is amazing. Blue means John has the upper hand. Red means his foe has the upper hand. Green and purple show that the moment is in flux, neither has the upper hand.
wtf, really? I might have to go back and watch this movie agian.
@@KungLao15155 it actually gets more pronounced in the later films, but yeah. Example: the fight at the club, when he’s dealing with Big Beardy and such (quite easily) the prominent lighting is blue, and when the tough dude shows up and eventually chucks him over the rail it shifts to red.
My favorite use of this is when the guard is standing in red lighting walks into John's blue light and instantly gets stealth killed
Or blue means blue & red means red & stupid means stupid.
@@BigSeth1090 I must know...did the creators/directors of this movie make any official statements regarding this? I'm a huge nerd for movie details and effects like this lo
22:20 How to tell someone what you are into without telling them. Someone protect this gem at all cost.
Great reaction, Tofu. The whole John Wick series is a good time, but this first one's something special. Glad you liked it, and yeah, I'd be down to see you do the other movies in the future.
I think people see the 1st one as so good because we don't know what to expect, the subsequent ones we know what it'll be like.
the first one was great because, as weird as that sounds, it was "realistic".
The kill moves were realistic and john got fucked multiple times (dropped a floor, hit in his wound, rammed by a car...). He wasn't invincible because everyone else was useless. And without help twice he would have died.
The later movies are complete garbage compared to wick 1. They just went fast&furious with it and escalated it completely in the subsequent movies.
@@XpVersusVista This movie at least nods in the direction of realism. The sequels become increasingly cartoonish. John ends up taking multiple impacts from cars, and falls from ridiculous heights, any one of which should at minimum have shattered every bone in his body. And he just gets up and sometimes keeps fighting.
The way your face lit up from hearing "baba yaga"
"Yo, he must be good"...😂
Great reaction. Still watching.
Vietnam vet talking about their war trauma
Tori: (Twiddling her hair.) So you’re into PTSD?
Good shit
LMAOO
I think she studied or is studying psychology.. oh, thank you for your service.
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 in Farmingdale NY. -- Ms. Perkins gets hers at the Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.. The hotel is 1 Wall Street Court in NYC.. In real life, it's an apartment building with currently ONE apartment available.
Fun Fact:
When John goes to the Club to kill the kid and starts with the bodyguard outside, He says, "You've lost weight" and Francis Replied "Over 60 pounds". This was actually a test AND a code between the two. John was testing him to see if he would help him (which is why he lets him go and tells him to take the night off) and Francis replies Over 60 pounds (or 27 kilograms), a code for nearly 27 security guys/henchman protecting the boy. This is also being used in the military forces around to world too. VERY cool way to again show us how much of a badass and how respected John Wick is. Also thee one thing I like about Keanu Reaves is the amount of effort he puts into a role. You can find videos of his training sessions for these movies where he spends countless time at a gun range training with all sorts of guns to the point where he knows how each gun he handles will behave IRL and will actually handle them accordingly for things like checking to ensure the weapons are not jammed. You will see him handle a pistol in the second John Wick movie where he will kinda toss the gun in his hand a little to press down on the chamber because the pistol he is using at that time is known for having bullets getting jammed and is checking the chamber to make sure it is clear enough to fire. Keanu also went through 4 months of training, 5 days a week, 8 hours a day to bring his character to life. He also went through Judo, Japanese Ju-Jutsu, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. So Keanu is that accurate and deadly in real life. You can find a few videos of his trainings with a company known as Taran Tactical. Keanu also had help from former Navy SEAL and CIA Contractor Shawn Ryan.
The doctor was played by Randall Duk Kim, who had appeared opposite Reeves before, in "The Matrix Reloaded" (he was The Keymaker).
Some fun facts about this movie:
-The dog was killed away from John but when John regains his consciousness, the puppy was besides him. This could be mistaken as a continuity error but it can be implied that the dog crawled towards John in her last dying breath which is even sadder.
-The crew struggled financing the movie because it was going to be made by two first time directors: Chad Stahelski (who was Keanu Reeves stunt double in The Matrix and the future director for all the sequels) and David Leitch (who would later direct Atomic Blonde, Hobbs & Shaw, Deadpool 2 and Bullet Train) and many people were really indifferent towards a movie starring Keanu Reeves, however, they managed to scrape by enough money even asking money from actress Eva Longoria (she was credited as executive producer)
-The casting of the movie was chosen due to the actors living in New York because they want people who are just walking distance from the set and their home. That saved them a lot of money.
- The club shootout was supposed to be longer but was later shortened due to financial constraints and when shooting the sequence, Keanu Reeves had a fever but was able to do it despite the circumstance.
As usual, the reaction was great because you were noticing all the right things as to why this movie was great in the first place. The action, the world building, the atmosphere and cinematography and Keanu Reeves especially. I don't mind HornyFu trying to find unusual things to be hot and attractive but yea it was entertaining af nonetheless. 9/10❤
Also, hopefully you react to the other movies because the movies keeps getting better and better!
There is a trail of blood leading across the floor to where the dog is laying, it definitely crawled over to him.
They put the dead dog infront of him just to be evil, so he'd wake up looking right at it, it had a broken neck, it wasn't crawling anywhere, stupid people piss me off.
Are you trying to say that they still had financial trouble in the 2nd one, that's just a stupid comment to make, you've also said a lot of other crap that doesn't make sense, josef & his mates put the dead dog infront of him just to be cruel, so he'd wake up looking right at it, nothing to do with continuity or the dog being able to crawl when it was dead.
Fun fact. The mag eject was actually improvised by Keanu during scenes, and they kept it in after they liked the flashiness of it. Now it's used among professionals as it is shown to be faster on the reload than contemporary methods
John is the clit commander, when it comes down to business. 😂
same person who WEEPED at the end of rdr is laughing at a dead wife
It's impressive you've avoided spoilers on the plot of John Wick just based on the memes over the years used from the 1st movie 😂
she most definitely didn't. Never trust react youtubers.
@@joe.banana I mean, not everyone has the mind of a pop culture degenrate.
Yeah I don't understand how anyone that isn't living in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere without access to the internet could not know at least that Jon Wick is an assassin and his puppy died. Just from the zietgiest. Osmosis.
@@derikk3215 I dont wanna question Tofu cause she didnt know Creed and Rocky either lol but like yeah those John Wick memes flooded twitter esp involving the dog.
@@PricefieldPunk Well John Wick came out 9 years ago. Tori would have been what..like 15-ish? *unsure of her actual age* She very well may not have been on Twitter at the time or not paying much attention to any of the John Wick stuff.
06:43 "they're gonna be best friends" ooooh... hunny.....
One of the first reactors who knew Marcus intentionally missed.
Can’t blame any of them. I just thought he was an old dude with tremors. Even after the second shot I’m like “lol is he just a terrible shot”
The first clue was earlier though. Before accepting, Marcus asked if the contract was exclusive. He wanted to know if others would be sent to kill John. He took the non-exclusive contract to keep tabs on the situation.
The only thing that made this reaction better was the ad for therapy that youtube played in the middle.
Daisy crawled to John with her last breath 😢
The car is a 1969 Boss 429. Very rare. At auction, they sell for $300,000 - $600,000.
Shame the actor that played the Russian boss is gone. Actor was great
The guy who plays the concierge too. RIP to two excellent actors.
@@AximandTheCursed both gone too soon was in denial that lance was gone at first.
Michael Nyqvist, who played Viggo, was Swedish by birth but was great playing a Russian mobster. Same with Peter Stormare, the actor who played Viggo's brother Abram in "John Wick Chapter 2" also born in Sweden and playing a Russian mobster. Peter played another Russian, the whacky Russian Space Station pilot Lev Andropov in the Bruce Willis movie "Armageddon".
🇺🇸👨🏽🦳😐… so is the “ Concierge “ …. 2023 note : He just recently Passed Away , as well ….😒😔😔
🇺🇸👨🏽🦳😔… yup … Both , gone way too soon , in my humble opinion …. Way too soon ….😔… RIP 🪦 , Gentlemen ….😔👨🏽🦳🇺🇸
Interesting you said you wanted to go on a rollercoaster in the beginning only to then go through one hell of an emotional version of one experiencing the beginning of the movie 😂😂
30 minutes of Tofu hard thirsting over John Wick. As one does. Sign of excellent taste and culture. If Keanu Reeves and Adam Driver both dressed in bespoke black suits doesn't instantly make you want to become a double stuffed Oreo then I question your judgment.
Was brilliant to watch her thirst over John 😂😂
Definitely agree 👍
Actually, Tofu thirsting over anything is a part of her charm and our entertainment.
I think she just discovered another side of her sexuality.
@@danieldickson8591 I've been getting into beekeeping lately!
I like how you appreciate the cinematography of the movie as well. It really adds to the world.
It's not just about the car. Iodef's ego can't let John get away with saying no to him and showing him up when he thought he was being so sly by insulting John in Russian. In Iosef's mind it's a matter of "That @sshole direspected me and made me look weak in front of my crew! He has to be hunted down and punished!"
I was about to comment this exact thing. Basically just comes down to his fragile male ego 😅 and obviously his status as a crime boss' heir.
It's the truly weak men who feel the need to constantly assert their strength. Genuine tough guys know they have nothing to prove.
Yup, the car was only a vehicle (pun fully intended) for nursing his bruised ego
@@TheKiza02 To quote Charon from John Wick 3: "Well played."
3:53 the one time I saw a funeral during a sunny day in a show was in full metal alchemist, and it was sadder than any rainy funeral I’ve seen
“It’s a terrible day for rain.” “It’s not raining?” “Yes. It is.”’”…So it is.”
According to the movie director, the little dog crawled itself over to john to be near him when she died. :(
i could have gone my entire life without knowing this Msappeljack
Ok, you got me hooked. This was a very well done and edited reaction, I was constantly looking for tells but in the end... You are either really good, or this was a true reaction to the movie, even though I can't believe there is someone that has not seen it. I feel you were invested when you kept referring yourself in the film. " OMG, Marcus is helping us " Liked, and subbed. Don't let us down, go get those subs.
The “60 Kilograms” part is often overlooked and it’s cool that you sort of caught that.
“60 kilos” is code for how many guards are inside.
The guy says '20 Kilogramm' (German, btw) which equates to roughly sixty pounds according to the translation. Even though turning that back to metric is about 28 kilograms
@@cat_03tv ooooooh learned something new. Thanks ☺️
So does that mean there was 60 guards inside?
I love how you're reacting to John Wick like Cortana does for John 117 in halo lol. Makes an already enjoyable movie even more enjoyable!
i love the commentary text/ jokes she adds whenever she is editing. Hilarious 🤣
I've seen from lots of her other post-editing commentary, that even she is annoyed/frustrated/confused when looking back on some of the things she said and did at the time.
Keanu Reaves actually trained for months for this role. He worked with professionals to get really good with a gun so that he was quick and the stunts looked more realistic
Honestly a top tier reaction. I’ve seen a few reactions since John Wick 4 was announced and I can say I’ve enjoyed this one the most. Look forward to seeing your reaction for the other 3 ⭐️⭐️
John: You've lost a bit of weight [How many guards are in there?]
Francis: Over 60 Kg [there are 60 men in there protecting him...]
John: Impressive [That's not enough to stop me...]
Francis: Are you here on business? [Are you going to kill someone?]
John: I'm afraid so.
John: Why don't you take the night off? [Please stay out of it. I don't want you killed...].
Francis: Thank you Mr. Wick.
John is holding his hand over someones mouth and Tofu almost slides out of her chair. I love it. 😂😂
“So you’re telling me Helen dies, then Daisy dies and …”
Yep. Buckle in for the ride…
John Wick 4 is a work of art, it’s almost a religious experience.
Wait… I’m currently obsessed with John Wick and Keanu Reeves, then the Queen herself uploads a reaction to the first movie? What an odd coincidence!
When she started saying "our vest" and "our back" 😂
Союз нерушимый республик свободных…
Don't you just love it when someone is about to watch john wick for the first time and they say aww that dog is so cute, and someone like me who has seen it is like... Oh this is going to be heartbreaking once the scene happens.
It’s like seeing a car stop on the tracks when you know the train is coming.
I knew exactly what was coming when he seen Ioshep at the gas station, you just knew nothing good was coming.
They hit the jackpot with Keanu too, because the guy, despite being born in '64, still to this day does like 90% of his own stuntwork, and so they really didn't have to shy away from going wild with the action scenes, and could also afford to SHOW every bit of it, with extremely long takes for an action movie. Like "Bitch we don't have to worry about hiding stunt doubles because there are none"
More than that, he TRAINED. He did all gun work himself, including many magazine changes, instead of doing the typical Hollywood "endless ammo" thing.
@@rmhartman Oh yeah definitely. In Chapter 2, specifically, he even does a few little flourishes that I'm like 100% certain were not scripted.
As always Tofu is all of us deep down, simping over Keanu being a badass lol
I think she is so used to commenting on sexual scenes she has to make shooting one another in the face 5 times and then stabbing them with a pencil, somehow sexual? Love it!
For many people, sexuality is about power interaction. That's just the way some brains are wired. Also, as Tofu notes, many of the kills in this movie are quite personal and intimate.
That's a creepy fucking thing to say about someone, she should make a sex video just because she reacted to a movie, you need locked the fuck up, you're a danger to women.
I think my favorite part of the first film is the world building the whole secret underworld is so cool to me, happy to see you react to this hopefully we get the rest!
I’ve seen way too many John wick reactions and hands down yours is the best ! Loved it. Great that you went in completely blind
BTW Keanu has lived a somewhat similar life to John Wick after the hitman thing. He lived through a lot of tragedy (wife, unborn child, sister, mom I think, and friend) yet he goes on with extreme humility
Gloomy weather for funerals: In movies and comics, yes. It helps to capture the melencholy of the moment. My grandmother (94), whom I was very close with and hoped would live forever, just passed in March and it was a beautiful day for her funeral a few days later in April.
Keanu legit took extensive tactical firearms training
John never breaking eye contact with his victims. Watching the lights go out
I would definitely be down for you to do the rest of the John Wick films
And she seems down bad for these movies.
The Francis scene is one of my favorites from this movie, just because of the inferred history between him and John. Francis respects him enough to give him accurate intel on how many guards are in the club with that code phrase, and John respects Francis enough to know that he wouldn't lie just to save his own life.
I can't wait to see your reactions to the next three. They each get better and better.
Since these movies came out everyone at work is calling me John…
I recently watched the first 3 John Wick films in preparation for the fourth. They're all such fun with the action sequences, and John is much more than a generic bad ass assassin, he has so many more layers to him😎
“I just know their gonna be best friends.” “That is just the cutest damn dog ever.” It was these moments I knew she would cry water falls
Don't worry, you'll get more horniness in the sequels
Oh she's gonna get plenty
That is a Ford Mustang Mach 1, a performance-oriented option package of the Ford Mustang muscle car, originally introduced in August 1968 for the 1969 model year. It could be optioned with the 7 liter v8 also known as the "boss 429ci" engine. Assuming it's not a replica, yes, it's rare
Loved your reaction on this. Can’t wait for others. I’m excited!!
22:21 I feel you on this one ❤️🔥
The daddy issues gaze 🤣 Love the humor in the editing.
John's car was a Mustang Boss 429. They were only made in 1969 and 1970. I believe there were a total of about 2,200 of them made over those two years. Over the last several years auction prices have run between $200,000 to more than double that. If I remember right, I saw one on a televised auction last year go for around $475,000. Average price is about $300k though.
14:40
"I love a good relaxing night of sitting down to watch a movie and then seeing like....violence"
Me too Tofu, me too 😅👌🏻
This chick saw death and murder and was like: 😩
😂 funny af
**Is really hot and really sad**
Nice definition for John Wick
Bruh, when the video opened with her saying "That puppy is so cute"... I was like "Dayum RIP to that smile about 20mins into the movie" lol
Such a great movie! So glad you enjoyed it! Keep up the good work!❤
It always rains at funerals, because just like you can’t predict a person’s death, you can’t predict the weather
Ya know, if she hasn't seen it yet, she seems just the type to watch and react to all the Classic James Bond movies. She might enjoy them a lot!
The words highlighted have a sub meaning. Like the conversation with Francis outside of the club and he says, 60 kg. He wasn't talking about weight, he was telling him how many of Vigo's people were inside
Best reaction to a JW I have seen yet. Very intuitive.The things you mentioned that you liked during the movie, go up a level with each chapter.
Yeeaah.
10:53
It was at this moment Viggo knew his fate was sealed as his life flashed before his eyes
This is amazing, you're basically going into the movie completely blind (other than the fact that you know there are four movies in the series)
Just discovered your channel today and I gotta say you are the only UA-cam reactor I have seen that actually made me laugh out loud. Keep up the good work and definitely do the reacts for the other John Wick movies.
Just last week I watched this movie for the first time! I’m happy to see you react to it too. I actually enjoyed it more than I thought I would
I've got a beagle that I've had since he was a puppy. He's a tricolor just like Daisy. They are amazingly loyal and loving. I can't watch the one part of this movie and I've seen some rough stuff in my life. That part breaks me every time.