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"Do you expect him to make it out?" "There's a $14million dollar bounty on his head and every interested party in the city wants a piece of it, I'd say the odds are about even"
Winston has been John's closest ally in all three movies and he very much knows what John is capable of. This is why I'm convinced he was helping John escape in the third movie.
He said my allegiances from all off new York and John just happens to end up with another new York person the board king so I think he plated that on purpose
Which I believe is gonna be a key role in the next movie... Think about Lawrence Fishburne's character as well... Everyone is going to click up and go to war with the High Table... And think about when winston said we are New York!!!
It's a movie and the only way you can control EVERYONE in the park is paying the city to block off the park and then pay the extras to do their part. BUHAHAHAHAHA
@@daviclar867 Yeah that's why it's only in the movies innit.. But it's a nice scene, I'm sure will be glad if I'm an extra in a John wick movie too.. 👍
I'm late and this is probably just a reach but I want Winston to be the man who taught John what he knows, hense their close relationship. If it was true it would explain such situations as him talking down on John and would also explain how Winston got to be so respected and have such a huge following of alliances to begin with. That's just what I wish would happen though lol
John wick doesn’t kill those who are innocent. Even if they call him every name in the book he’d chose to just walk way unless provoked with violence. If you look closely in all of the movies he never once manages to hit any innocent in HIS cross fire. Even In the first movie the Russia guy calls him a bitch and he just makes a snide remark and leaves. It’s not until they actually steal his car and kill his dog when he finally snaps.
She crossed the line. She violated the sanctity of the Continental...FOR MONEY. She literally spat in Winston's face, more than once, when she committed the sins of killing and attempted killing on Continental grounds. Such offenses must be punished for the reputation of the Continental and for Winston's reputation, as well.
@@Infinitywolf23 a million per kill, that's still kinda low bounty for the world's greatest assassin. His bounty is worth at least half a billion or even a billion dollars.
That’s still a lot of money. If that’s not enough, how many assassins do you think would be after John? From NY to Casablanca alone? Also, wasn’t Viggo’s $4 million bounty in JW 1 enough to get even Perkins to break the continental rules?
She wasn’t really the High Table, she was a rep sent by them. I always thought she was like a messenger for them, not really part of them but working on their behalf.
I wonder what game Winston is playing at? If he wanted Wick dead he would have taken a headshot. He knew a Wick was geared-up with that suit..he knows the continental like the back of his hand. Did he really set his own temple ablaze by shooting poorly at the most dangerous man alive? Or did he take another calculated risk, betting that John can go further? I think Winston wants to get above the high table. Like Fishburnes character. Who wants to get shit done under the table without interference
I think he wanted wick to disappear and hunt like he once used to. If he wanted him dead it wouldn't have been much difficult to take a headshot at such a distance. Let's hope that he didn't want John dead and that Winston John and Charon survive the 4th movie.
@@TheBoxingCannabyte it was all planned, thats why after shooting Wick the words said to Winston were, Well Played Sir. And exactly thats why he didn't shoot him in the head, he knew it was a rough way down but, that Wick could survive it and the hunt against the high table will begin. And Winstons hands would be clean, he shot wick off the building he could easily say how would he know that Wick would survive that fall after those shots. Plus, considering Wick was on his own for pretty much that whole movie meaning no one was supposed to help him. He could then said that he didn't expect him to have that suit on, and easily say who gave it to him? so all in all his hands are clean or at least one would assume.
@@warforged79 I disagree. When Winston said this he was referring to John's home - the last refuge that contained the memories of him and his wife together. His place of remembrance to her. When Santino destroyed John's home, he was in effect 'incinerating the priest's temple', destroying the photographs of John's memories with his wife and anything else that belonged to her that John still possessed. That's why Winston knew that whatever happened, John was going to kill Santino.
4th and 5th one are both in production at the same time and I just can't wait, sadly we won't se them until 2022 but I already know they will be worth the wait
Watched 1 (bored out of my mind) ended up watching renting 1 and 2 and buying 3 (because it was only for sale) and didn’t get disappointed AT ALL since most almost every movie goes downhill after the second one now waiting for 4th
I normally don't like when movie franchises go on forever, but I'm okay with it in this case. Chad Stahelski has basically said that, if the franchise ends, it can only end tragically.
It's obvious Winston didn't kill him intentionally, he had the chance to hit him in the face yet he shot him in the body armor on purpose, even the ending "Mr. Wick is gone", "A true tragedy" sarcastically. He did what he had to so they don't kill him and kick him out of the Continental, yet he still managed to get Wick out by "trying" to kill him
There is a sly almost knowing glance, it's there for a split second before he pulls the trigger. It's a 'take the chance i'm giving you Jonathan, and kill these bastards for me.'
In the Continental Series, Winston did somewhat declare war against the High Table, took over the NYC Continental, created his own High Table bank, and killed an Adjudicator. He is so badass and competent that the High Table allowed Winston to stay in charge of the NYC Continental. The fact Winston got the High Table to stand down many times is amazing.
@@sulthanarya3281 It’s not perfect but the world building is interesting. A young Charlie appears who turns out to be one the people who helped raise Winston.
That and the fact that he shot John Wick in the chest. He knew John had kevlar in his clothing that would protect him. If he wanted to kill John he'd have shot him in the head.
Winston is honestly the scariest character in the series, especially after you've finished watching 3 and 4 back-to-back. He's highly manipulative and persuasive, to the point where he can make everyone do exactly what he wants every time, including his allies and enemies. He literally only shot a gun once in all his appearances and somehow is much more dangerous than any other character in the series. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if he turns out to be the mastermind behind the High Table.
In the Continental Series, Winston did somewhat declare war against the High Table, took over the NYC Continental, created a bank, and killed an Adjudicator. He is so badass and competent that the High Table allowed Winston to stay in charge of the NYC Continental. The fact Winston got the High Table to stand down many times is amazing.
Yep! I went into the film thinking there was a 5th movie & in that moment I shouted "ARE YOU FUCKlNG KIDDING ME?" I got shouted at by "concerned parents" who brought their offspring's to see a brutally violent film, I expected Charon to make it to the end
@@ERS1713 I don't think it was sofia's marker, because John had that marker hidden in library. So it must be Santino's or a new marker, which John can use to take help from someone.
Winston might just be the closest John has to a father. A father who is getting slowly annoyed by his son's antics and incessant tendency of always having a bounty in his head and always getting pursued by killers. He just keeps it business as usual and honest but not offensive in any way. And also the father who always has to rescue his son from death. He reminds me of Q. Only without a heart and only cares about his business.
You know there's a connection not yet revealed in John and Winston's relationship. You can tell just in how the address each other. Winston is the only one who calls him " Johnathan " others call will maybe once call him that but then it's " John ". Mostly it's Mr Wick, Winston never deviates from calling him Johnathan, like family member who knew him as a child. When you were a kid you messed up your parents, family would use your formal name, bo short cuts, nick names. Winston out of respect but it goes deeper and tone familiar, close. Makes you think, wonder if wick wife was related to Winston?
@lindalcoomes in the comics a young teen Johnathan saves Charon in a podunk town. Charon gives thanks and invites him when older to see him. His employer would be greatful. So makes you think Winston has always kept an eye on Johnathan and steered his development thus by proxy a son.
There's a fan theory that Winston is behind everything from John Wick's return and his subsequent destruction of two entire crime syndicates to whatever chapter 4 holds, likely an all-out war between Wick (and those that side with him like the Bowery King) and the High Table. With the High Table out of the way, Winston becomes arguably the most influential person in New York, as well as probably the most powerful member of the whole organization.
Man I love Winston but I wouldn’t even care if this theory was right and in the end John finds out he’s been used and Winston ends up being the TRUE villain and the series ends with john killing Winston and finally being able to live in peace
@syd bohne but according to the conversation regarding the mark, Winston seemed upset about Santino's decision of bringing back John from his retirement. If Winston was the instigator that scene wouldn't make sense at all.
Understand that John put Winston in the middle and in a bad situation when he killed on continental grounds. Winston shooting him (to injury not kill) is a kind of payback. But it also puts him back in charge as it shows loyalty to the high council while letting John get away.
I understand why winston did what he did at the end of jhon wick 3. He needed to retain his authority and complete the excommunication, so that when Jonathan returned he could be protected again
@@deathchronicles6960 It is what happened, it's a fact. He did it knowing John would not die, he even had it set up that he would receive immediate care the second he hit the ground. Winston knew what he was doing, he NEEDS John.
its not obvious because of the disjointed nature of the video but i love how increasingly frustrated the adjudicator became despite trying to stay calm and collected, she played it off well
Winston is that "buisniss man" that isnt much into killing or phisicly strong but got the mindset to life in that kind of world and have power not by his "skills" but within his mindset.
I dont think it was part of any such grand plan from the beginning but I feel winston was gathering allies and biding his time to take out the high table. All throughout 3 we saw the hightable wrongfully punishing people for the sake of their own power. We can kinda see this with the bowery king who feigned his loyalty and is probably going to use wick to get revenge. Winston has been john greatest ally and its pretty clear he did john a favor while also giving himself time to recover, I can honestly see this franchise ending with winston toppling the high table and placing himself as the enforcer of the undergrounds rules where organizations will be answerable to him. its honestly a brilliant strategy and in the end he'll have the boogyman on his side even now i think.
Most important scenes in all the franchise,is where Winston is "Working a Crossword Puzzle" & "Looking at the Chess Board " in John Wick. 3. 1.Figure out the puzzle and look for the codes in conversations and speech 2.Know thy enemy on a chess board and see what moves are being made and be many steps ahead of your enemy.
when seen in the context of the last scene of chapter 4, you can see that winston treats john like a son than an ally. so it is possible that he is his son or at least viewed him as a son.
I've always had this notion about Winston...That before John left the underworld behind to be with his late wife, Winston was quietly nurturing his skills/talents/abilities and guiding his career from behind the scenes to teach him the complexities and nuisances of this world, to prepare him for day he would eventually succeed him taking over as Manager of the New York Continental. Plus, I have to believe that Winston himself in his youth was a fairly skilled and capable assassin in his own right, nowhere near John's level obviously.
"....I'd say the odds about even." Ha I love that scene. States enough in itself about how much of a beast Wick is. Makes me think Winston has known him a long time...."And WE are New York City" true that.
Na, that ballerina lady scene revealed john's real name, its something jardini. He was orphan and that lady raised and trained him. So not father. Father in law may be.
i still think when he shoots John, he was using Blank bullets to fake those shots Plus, he was aiming at his Kevlar Tuxedo so clearly he was still protecting hin "Well Played Sir"
that scene at 3:44 it reminds of The Devil's Advocate with Al Pacino and Keanu Reeves in their final scene where the walls were just moving but were actually a living portal to Hell. I love how it's an unintentional subtle hint where Keanu is back in Hell and the wall behind Winston is actively moving showing how Alive they are in hell throughout. "Better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven is that it?" "WHY NOT?" John, like Kevin Lomax, is just another pawn in a system. As much as a boogeyman he is (or a badass no-lose lawyer in the Devil's Advocate) there are those higher than him that are more responsible and powerful for setting up the system where they play.
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"Do you expect him to make it out?"
"There's a $14million dollar bounty on his head and every interested party in the city wants a piece of it, I'd say the odds are about even"
Yeah probably because even those who are coming after him are killing each other
@@v8vince761 Very greedy assassins and not very professional at that unless they work together and split the bounty.
@@55Quirll 14M dollars can make A saint Think otherwise
@@v8vince761 True, but Saints fighting amongst themselves to see who takes out John Wick and become the new legend.
if only they had snipers or bombers in their parties
Winston has been John's closest ally in all three movies and he very much knows what John is capable of. This is why I'm convinced he was helping John escape in the third movie.
He better did that for that reason coz if not then R.I.P
when his guy said "well played sir" i believe he was saying it like "good job you saved mr wick"
Agree. 1st he says Wick VS dozens and dozens of hitmen chances are even. And then Wick is gone and he's not even worried.
He said my allegiances from all off new York and John just happens to end up with another new York person the board king so I think he plated that on purpose
And he said if you want peace prepare for for war and since the high table wanted peace he is getting John wick to prepare for war
Winston: Jonathan
Jonathan: Winston
Just can‘t get enough of this!
@Ali_Mega_Power damn, a relationship with one word. I want that! Do me excommunicado plz!
Their relation in a nutshell
@@aniankuen12 HAHAHAHA
its almost like the matrix Mr Anderson and Mr Smith
Wrex: Shepard
Shepard: Wrex
The scene in the park when everyone stood still on his command was badass.. Shows how much hidden authority he has.
Which I believe is gonna be a key role in the next movie... Think about Lawrence Fishburne's character as well... Everyone is going to click up and go to war with the High Table... And think about when winston said we are New York!!!
@@Banefilmz Can't wait for number 4
@@Banefilmz new york couldnt even keep 2 towers lil alone a bunch of hitters. Lmao
It's a movie and the only way you can control EVERYONE in the park is paying the city to block off the park and then pay the extras to do their part. BUHAHAHAHAHA
@@daviclar867 Yeah that's why it's only in the movies innit.. But it's a nice scene, I'm sure will be glad if I'm an extra in a John wick movie too.. 👍
Winston is the only person who can talk down to John and call him foolish and not get killed.
I'm late and this is probably just a reach but I want Winston to be the man who taught John what he knows, hense their close relationship. If it was true it would explain such situations as him talking down on John and would also explain how Winston got to be so respected and have such a huge following of alliances to begin with.
That's just what I wish would happen though lol
John wick doesn’t kill those who are innocent. Even if they call him every name in the book he’d chose to just walk way unless provoked with violence. If you look closely in all of the movies he never once manages to hit any innocent in HIS cross fire.
Even In the first movie the Russia guy calls him a bitch and he just makes a snide remark and leaves. It’s not until they actually steal his car and kill his dog when he finally snaps.
@@DeathWish92 I'm late too but it was pretty much confirmed that John learnt from the Russian affiliates whom he meets in 3
@@DeathWish92 there was also a theory i once read that Winston was his wife's father which could also explain how close they are
Yes because he did not insult John when he called him foolish it was out of respect for his profession that was the difference
The Perkins death scene really shows you that you really don’t mess with winston
She crossed the line. She violated the sanctity of the Continental...FOR MONEY. She literally spat in Winston's face, more than once, when she committed the sins of killing and attempted killing on Continental grounds.
Such offenses must be punished for the reputation of the Continental and for Winston's reputation, as well.
The one simply does not do the certain thing inside the certain place.
Except the certain one
@@XavierBetoN... for a certain someone. 😂 . Well said 👏🏻
Do not remember this scene. 🤔
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0:09 I can't get over how he went from slightly annoyed to having the most genuine smile blossoming on his face. Hell of an actor.
And then dropping to a look of concern/surprise when he sees the state John's in!
Honestly, I found a seven million dollar bounty on John insultingly low.
From what we learned in 3, the more assassins John kills, the more the bounty increases.
@@Infinitywolf23 a million per kill, that's still kinda low bounty for the world's greatest assassin. His bounty is worth at least half a billion or even a billion dollars.
That’s still a lot of money. If that’s not enough, how many assassins do you think would be after John? From NY to Casablanca alone?
Also, wasn’t Viggo’s $4 million bounty in JW 1 enough to get even Perkins to break the continental rules?
@@Infinitywolf23 yes
@@Infinitywolf23 perkins was dum
Winston has the balls to hang up the phone on the High Table as she's speaking! Loved that
I'd say John learned from the master of hanging up to bad guys...
The look on her face was priceless after Winston hung up
Makes you wonder how much authority and respect Winston has if he can hang up the phone on the High Table and they haven't done anything about it.
@@shottygod13 💯😂😂😂
She wasn’t really the High Table, she was a rep sent by them.
I always thought she was like a messenger for them, not really part of them but working on their behalf.
John Wick: I need more firepower!
Winston: (gestures around) *there's walls covered in guns and ammo all around you*
Also, Winston: New Achievement: Level 2 Tier Weapons Suite unlocked.
I took at as Winston going this is what I got for you to work with.
And I also need a #2 pencil
Look I don't supply the party favors, I just work here.
Best line ever department:
"We are High Table!"
"And *we* are *NEW YORK CITY*."
The high tables has an army but new York has a Wick.
I'd say the odds are in NYCs favor
I know every New Yorker in the theater tossed their fitted caps in the air
@@Xannyphantom905 I'm not a New Yorker, but I will say Facts Son to your comment.
NY City beats High Table every time and probably the Continental too
and i am inevitable
"You incinerated the priest's temple BURNED IT TO THE GROUND!" Goosebumps!
I wonder what game Winston is playing at? If he wanted Wick dead he would have taken a headshot. He knew a
Wick was geared-up with that suit..he knows the continental like the back of his hand. Did he really set his own temple ablaze by shooting poorly at the most dangerous man alive? Or did he take another calculated risk, betting that John can go further?
I think Winston wants to get above the high table. Like Fishburnes character. Who wants to get shit done under the table without interference
I think he wanted wick to disappear and hunt like he once used to. If he wanted him dead it wouldn't have been much difficult to take a headshot at such a distance. Let's hope that he didn't want John dead and that Winston John and Charon survive the 4th movie.
The hotel is the priest temple. Baba Yaga going burn it down with Winston inside it
@@TheBoxingCannabyte it was all planned, thats why after shooting Wick the words said to Winston were, Well Played Sir. And exactly thats why he didn't shoot him in the head, he knew it was a rough way down but, that Wick could survive it and the hunt against the high table will begin. And Winstons hands would be clean, he shot wick off the building he could easily say how would he know that Wick would survive that fall after those shots. Plus, considering Wick was on his own for pretty much that whole movie meaning no one was supposed to help him. He could then said that he didn't expect him to have that suit on, and easily say who gave it to him? so all in all his hands are clean or at least one would assume.
@@warforged79 I disagree. When Winston said this he was referring to John's home - the last refuge that contained the memories of him and his wife together. His place of remembrance to her. When Santino destroyed John's home, he was in effect 'incinerating the priest's temple', destroying the photographs of John's memories with his wife and anything else that belonged to her that John still possessed. That's why Winston knew that whatever happened, John was going to kill Santino.
There could never be enough Wick movies.
Amen 🙏 😁
4th and 5th one are both in production at the same time and I just can't wait, sadly we won't se them until 2022 but I already know they will be worth the wait
Watched 1 (bored out of my mind) ended up watching renting 1 and 2 and buying 3 (because it was only for sale) and didn’t get disappointed AT ALL since most almost every movie goes downhill after the second one now waiting for 4th
i dont care how many movies can there be im expecting 5 more movies
I normally don't like when movie franchises go on forever, but I'm okay with it in this case. Chad Stahelski has basically said that, if the franchise ends, it can only end tragically.
It's obvious Winston didn't kill him intentionally, he had the chance to hit him in the face yet he shot him in the body armor on purpose, even the ending "Mr. Wick is gone", "A true tragedy" sarcastically. He did what he had to so they don't kill him and kick him out of the Continental, yet he still managed to get Wick out by "trying" to kill him
Agree , they are friends.
I think it be reveal that he is probably the father of John Wife or even John Father.
@@johnq3440 I doubt he could be John's father since Keanu is too old but it would be wild if it turns out he is his wife's dad.
I'm honestly thinking winston is a family member of Johnathans...
Or he was to watch over Johnathan as a promise to someone
There is a sly almost knowing glance, it's there for a split second before he pulls the trigger. It's a 'take the chance i'm giving you Jonathan, and kill these bastards for me.'
In the Continental Series, Winston did somewhat declare war against the High Table, took over the NYC Continental, created his own High Table bank, and killed an Adjudicator. He is so badass and competent that the High Table allowed Winston to stay in charge of the NYC Continental. The fact Winston got the High Table to stand down many times is amazing.
Its good series? I really want to watch it
@@sulthanarya3281 It’s not perfect but the world building is interesting. A young Charlie appears who turns out to be one the people who helped raise Winston.
Winston represents order against chaos , shooting Wick restored order and suspected Wick would survive - also gives him time to heal up properly
That and the fact that he shot John Wick in the chest. He knew John had kevlar in his clothing that would protect him. If he wanted to kill John he'd have shot him in the head.
such irony
Winston is honestly the scariest character in the series, especially after you've finished watching 3 and 4 back-to-back. He's highly manipulative and persuasive, to the point where he can make everyone do exactly what he wants every time, including his allies and enemies. He literally only shot a gun once in all his appearances and somehow is much more dangerous than any other character in the series. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if he turns out to be the mastermind behind the High Table.
Lol
In the Continental Series, Winston did somewhat declare war against the High Table, took over the NYC Continental, created a bank, and killed an Adjudicator. He is so badass and competent that the High Table allowed Winston to stay in charge of the NYC Continental. The fact Winston got the High Table to stand down many times is amazing.
@@ryankwon8785 I need to watch that series
@@DominicLacerenzait’s 3 episodes but each feels like a mini movie
He played the marquee well into his hands....conquences 👋
Seeing Charon now (knowing both the character and actor in real life is gone) hits differently
Yep! I went into the film thinking there was a 5th movie & in that moment I shouted "ARE YOU FUCKlNG KIDDING ME?" I got shouted at by "concerned parents" who brought their offspring's to see a brutally violent film, I expected Charon to make it to the end
Theory: the reason why Winston shot John in the 3rd movie was to protect and save John from the council so John can later go and kill them all later
That's not a theory its literally the only reason why Winston shot John in the bulletproof suit only
Btw Winston had also given John a marker at the end of Chapter 2 before the hour began
@Hrickthegeek I thought that was either santinos or Sofia’s marker
@@ERS1713 I don't think it was sofia's marker, because John had that marker hidden in library. So it must be Santino's or a new marker, which John can use to take help from someone.
Yes john is a weapon winston can not affort to lose
"Nothing... You demand nothing of me Mr. D. Antonio. This Kingdom is mine and mine alone..."
His acting is impeccable. You believe and can read and feel. That IS Winston.
At about 5:07 Winston's like "Bitch, I have John Wick. I know I can keep this up"
After John Wick i liked Winston the best
🤔 It's him or the pitbull. 😁
Oof then John wick 2 happened...
He's the perfect side character for practically anyone.
I like the hotel lounge guy
Me too
5:02 when your ex calls you back with the "i miss you"
5:07 and that face when she realizes, that she just got stuffed.. Priceless xD
4:58, this scene had me🤣🤣🤣
lmao,. me too. was that the telephone scene. lmao
It was very satisfying lol
I like to imagine that was the 200th time in a row she called and he hung up on her
Winston added as much to the enjoyment of these movies as Wick did, only with less bloodshed.
*Santino walks in*
Winston: seeking safe harbor I presume 😏😌
Winston talking to him like that basically saying without saying that Santino ain't safe no matter where he is
Winston has a very subtle gentleman character blended witn positive personality dangerous combo
It's why Ian McShane is so good on American Gods...
It makes you wonder just how badass Winston is to where he can hold his own with even the High Table
@@Ahh-Kuma nice words bro
Ian McShane is such a badass.
without a doubt one of the greatest actors alive,charisma and intelliect from the dark side,he could play dracula easily,tell him
He voiced Tai Lung; I think a lot of people don't realize that
@@samuelthrift7282 huuhhh???? That is so huge...
He is a tremendous actor. His role as Al Swearengen in Deadwood will go down as one of the greatest performances ever.
@@samuelthrift7282 yep yall didn't realize he put his soul into that voice over character
Winston might just be the closest John has to a father. A father who is getting slowly annoyed by his son's antics and incessant tendency of always having a bounty in his head and always getting pursued by killers. He just keeps it business as usual and honest but not offensive in any way. And also the father who always has to rescue his son from death.
He reminds me of Q. Only without a heart and only cares about his business.
The “Which is why I’m not the one telling you” was hilarious
@#45/6
John: Same owner?
Charone: SEEM ONAH
Same (H)onorrr
You know there's a connection not yet revealed in John and Winston's relationship. You can tell just in how the address each other. Winston is the only one who calls him " Johnathan " others call will maybe once call him that but then it's " John ". Mostly it's Mr Wick, Winston never deviates from calling him Johnathan, like family member who knew him as a child. When you were a kid you messed up your parents, family would use your formal name, bo short cuts, nick names. Winston out of respect but it goes deeper and tone familiar, close. Makes you think, wonder if wick wife was related to Winston?
Possible. Also, Winston might be related to JW.................
@lindalcoomes in the comics a young teen Johnathan saves Charon in a podunk town. Charon gives thanks and invites him when older to see him. His employer would be greatful. So makes you think Winston has always kept an eye on Johnathan and steered his development thus by proxy a son.
Winston is john wicks uncle lol
The Italian Continental Owner called him “Jonathan” too
There's a fan theory that Winston is behind everything from John Wick's return and his subsequent destruction of two entire crime syndicates to whatever chapter 4 holds, likely an all-out war between Wick (and those that side with him like the Bowery King) and the High Table. With the High Table out of the way, Winston becomes arguably the most influential person in New York, as well as probably the most powerful member of the whole organization.
Man I love Winston but I wouldn’t even care if this theory was right and in the end John finds out he’s been used and Winston ends up being the TRUE villain and the series ends with john killing Winston and finally being able to live in peace
@syd bohne but according to the conversation regarding the mark, Winston seemed upset about Santino's decision of bringing back John from his retirement. If Winston was the instigator that scene wouldn't make sense at all.
My fan theory is Winston is John's Father-in-law. I have no proof. But that is my hunch.
Rules...Without it we live with the animals. And New York is full of animals...
@@mexman000 many,but they are nothing in the face of the lord and his kinship,blessed to the highest god
What about Las Vegas or Florida
This movie is like a joke but it’s really happening in the real life
@SKIPPER mmm I see
Understand that John put Winston in the middle and in a bad situation when he killed on continental grounds. Winston shooting him (to injury not kill) is a kind of payback. But it also puts him back in charge as it shows loyalty to the high council while letting John get away.
I understand why winston did what he did at the end of jhon wick 3. He needed to retain his authority and complete the excommunication, so that when Jonathan returned he could be protected again
This is what i believe from the start the writer may already have in mind return of john wick if not winston will not shoot up
He set it up perfectly, knowing he wouldn't die from the fall and would get immediate help. I know 100% he wasn't trying to actually kill John.
@@deathchronicles6960 It is what happened, it's a fact. He did it knowing John would not die, he even had it set up that he would receive immediate care the second he hit the ground. Winston knew what he was doing, he NEEDS John.
Winston was a true gentleman and the best ally to John. Only one to truely see him for who he was deep down inside
Winston hanging up on The Adjudicator had to be the funniest moment of this franchise
Coming back after watching the 4th movie and watching John and Winston's friendship grow is just beautiful.
why i always feel like Winston was so perfect to be father for John wick 😂
There's a theory that Winston is John's wife's father
Yeah, about that...
“We are high table”
“Lemme be the first to tell you nobody gives a fuck 😂”
Two bus loads of assassins wiped out by Wick and the Concierge. I don't think the High Table had a clue what they were up against.
Charon has earned his rest. RIP LANCE
Only one person to be happy for John's return was Charlie 😂
This is business!! 💰💸💸💰💰💰💸💸
For Charlie, more bodies equals more money.
After Wick i like the hotel guy (the receptionist) the most, that dude was cool asf.
Watch Fringe. He makes for a great Director of Operations.
Siim Unah
@@RoTenken That's the only way I remember him.
its not obvious because of the disjointed nature of the video but i love how increasingly frustrated the adjudicator became despite trying to stay calm and collected, she played it off well
Best Winston moment was when he hang up after saying yes
I assume this is how John learn, the what i would like to call the "dead air phone call" to bad guys...
"Well played sir" 😂😂😂😂
8:10 The face this man makes when Winston says "The odds are about even." xDDD
5:16 The dialogue, "And away we go" from Winston. Dunno why, but this has been stuck in my head
I love the fact he calls him Jonathan
jardani however the director says it Anjelica delivery is so calming.
Every house should have a well stocked safe room.
7:13 John never nods first to anyone. But he did nod first for winston. They both have high respect for each other.
We need a compilation of Winston saying “Johnathan” while frowning
The remote to his vault door is the best!!! 😂🤣☠️
When Winstons ringtone went off I literally thought it was mine🤣🤣
Winston is that "buisniss man" that isnt much into killing or phisicly strong but got the mindset to life in that kind of world and have power not by his "skills" but within his mindset.
I dont think it was part of any such grand plan from the beginning but I feel winston was gathering allies and biding his time to take out the high table. All throughout 3 we saw the hightable wrongfully punishing people for the sake of their own power. We can kinda see this with the bowery king who feigned his loyalty and is probably going to use wick to get revenge. Winston has been john greatest ally and its pretty clear he did john a favor while also giving himself time to recover, I can honestly see this franchise ending with winston toppling the high table and placing himself as the enforcer of the undergrounds rules where organizations will be answerable to him. its honestly a brilliant strategy and in the end he'll have the boogyman on his side even now i think.
Most important scenes in all the franchise,is where Winston is "Working a Crossword Puzzle"
& "Looking at the Chess Board " in John Wick. 3.
1.Figure out the puzzle and look for the codes in conversations and speech
2.Know thy enemy on a chess board and see what moves are being made and be many steps ahead of your enemy.
Ian McShane's voice and the way he uses it is amazing
"Nothing, you demand nothing of me Mr. D'Antonio, this kingdom is mine, and mine alone"
So much of what Winston does and says would feel right at home coming from Al Swearengen and I love it.
“Hunt.”
Charlie has a pretty good gig. Everyone needs him so he's safe and he gets paid by both sides.
for me the best part was how he just casually hang up on the High Council lol
Winston hanging the phone up on the adjudicator has got to be the funniest scene in this franchise, other than that double kick by that horse😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
when seen in the context of the last scene of chapter 4, you can see that winston treats john like a son than an ally. so it is possible that he is his son or at least viewed him as a son.
It just makes you wonder how truly powerful he is. Why even the high table is in able to kill him.
I've always had this notion about Winston...That before John left the underworld behind to be with his late wife, Winston was quietly nurturing his skills/talents/abilities and guiding his career from behind the scenes to teach him the complexities and nuisances of this world, to prepare him for day he would eventually succeed him taking over as Manager of the New York Continental. Plus, I have to believe that Winston himself in his youth was a fairly skilled and capable assassin in his own right, nowhere near John's level obviously.
"....I'd say the odds about even." Ha I love that scene. States enough in itself about how much of a beast Wick is. Makes me think Winston has known him a long time...."And WE are New York City" true that.
Idc if they make 10 John wicks I’m watching all of em. Can’t wait for John Wick 5!
Rocket Boy what about John wick 4 though.
RUBYBROS yea I forgot it’s only 3 lmao. It feels like it’s 4
i cant wait for 4 after its announcement
best freaking trilogy ever made..love john wick
Course you will is such an iconic line.ian mcshane always elevates scenes
And thinking "Ah, well. There are too many assassins these days anyway"
0:58 1 of the best expositions in a movie
2:13 he meant adios to your life, lmao
There's something about winstons eyes you don't wanna trust.. But his games has many layers... Too many layers
After Patrick Stewart only Ian mcshane is the one for Charles Xavier.
His voice ❤️
Man, Ian McShane's natural charisma and delivery makes Winston that much more cooler
Three great characterizations shown, John Wick, Winston and Charon
Winston is by far my favorite ❤
Concierge is amazing also, as are the dogs!
5:01 im dead lmaoo
He was like
"Nope...dont wanna
talk to you right now...."
For Winston, he puts strict rules on others immediately even Santino, but he spares his friend so many times
" We are High Table!"
Winston: " And I have John Wick".
When you maxed your charisma in D&D
Gotta also remember Intelligence and Wisdom.
And we....are New York City. Best line ever. The High Table doesnt understand there are higher tables
From the very 1st movie I said this...Winston is John's Father...And I still believe that.
Na, that ballerina lady scene revealed john's real name, its something jardini. He was orphan and that lady raised and trained him. So not father. Father in law may be.
@@gauravkapoor111111 Revealing him to be a Belarussian Gypsy orphan.
He was playing chess. She, from the high table, was playing checkers.
Winston: "shoots several times"
Wick: "You should've gone for the head"
I love how calm he is
i still think when he shoots John, he was using Blank bullets to fake those shots
Plus, he was aiming at his Kevlar Tuxedo so clearly he was still protecting hin
"Well Played Sir"
Respect.....is earned. That's what this movie is about
The Most badass and coolest character ever ❤
5:19 is always a badass scene
Winston is so damn cool,,, what an amazing acting talent to play this suave character
5:19 badass Winston
Winston and John are friends. They won't harm each other.
His exposition dialogues are the best and I can listen to it all day.
that scene at 3:44 it reminds of The Devil's Advocate with Al Pacino and Keanu Reeves in their final scene where the walls were just moving but were actually a living portal to Hell.
I love how it's an unintentional subtle hint where Keanu is back in Hell and the wall behind Winston is actively moving showing how Alive they are in hell throughout.
"Better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven is that it?"
"WHY NOT?"
John, like Kevin Lomax, is just another pawn in a system. As much as a boogeyman he is (or a badass no-lose lawyer in the Devil's Advocate) there are those higher than him that are more responsible and powerful for setting up the system where they play.
Winston saying names and articulating sentences is so satisfying to hear. 😂😂