As say this as a dog owner ... I had seen a few trailers of John Wick but didn't catch it in the theaters. I would catch it when it hit the streaming services. But when the dog was killed, I was like, "oh, hell naw". I knew at that point either this was about to become a blood bath or a freaken disaster of a movie that wouldn't live up to any level of expectation. Let's just say I have yet to miss a movie in this franchise and leave it at that. If his current dog gets killed, I suspect he will leave the city in question in ashes with nothing but ghosts to reside there. The body count will be epic in proportion. Three truths about John Wick. 1. Don't talk junk about his wife. 2. Don't talk junk about his mother. 3. And whatever you do, don't even think about hurting his dog or even his dog's feeling. Because doing any of the three is going to end real bad ... for you. And you might not even live long enough to regret the decision.
@@superdave8248 it doesn't matter about his mother because his mother and him were seperated at a very young age, John Wick probably won't go on a rampage as much as he did with his previous dog because he does not have that much attachment to him, but he will be very angry for sure besides the city will not be in ashes because probably the no.1 rule of john wick is to NEVER hurt innocent people, you can see him treating people who are not trying to kill him with care
Do people realize how important Keanu Reeves is to action movies? I don't think so. In '93 he does Speed, a movie that made Sandra Bullock's career and introduced the U.S. to those fast, John Woo style action movies that became so popular in the 90's. Then in '99 he stars in The Matrix and I don't have to tell you guys what THAT movie did for the action genre. Then in 2014 with not only action movies dying, but Hollywood itself becoming stale as hell - he stars in a mid-budget action movie named John Wick that totally revitalizes American action cinema and actually breathes new life into the genre. I would argue that Keanu Reeves is JUST as important to the ACTION MOVIE genre as guys like Arnold and Sly Stallone are. It's just that he can do pretty much any genre so people don't see him as an action star but there is no question that he is. He's just also much more than that. My favorite actor of all time. Not the best, but my favorite.
@@jerrykinnin7941 I'd almost forgotten about it. That was a pretty good flick. Point Break with Patrick Swayze was really good also, even before Speed.
Jimmy the Cop, Francis the Guard and the two ninjas from the third movie are the smartest characters in the franchise. They're given the option to walk away and take it.
The scenes made me wonder that how far reach the assassins are in terms of blending in and covering up whenever someone is taken out in broad daylight. In the case of Morpheus's beggar gang I understand, but to have them posing as emergency crews and service workers? And that during the second movie's ending, everyone around Wick looked at their phone then him, implying there are enough assassins to make up a whole fucking nation.
Officer Jimmy's Report: Arrived at house of complaint Knocked on the door and owner/occupant answered Explained the noise complaint Owner/Occupant apologized for the disturbance and assured me no further such problems would be occurring Observed no further noise issues and left the premesis. - End Report -
non such Officer report: Arrived on site cause of noises according to phone call There is no such house, address void. Spoke with neighbor caller, when very gently informed that they will be arrested and fined for pranking the PD next time, they promised to never do it again.
I absolutely love Lance Reddick as the Concierge, the way he speaks and holds himself is a masterclass in minimalist acting. With so little motion or speech he is absolutely convincing in the role and brings such a depth of ambience to his scenes.
@@richroyer4679 i just wanna say if anybody hasnt seen the wire. Watch that shit NOW. I got put onto it by a guy in a youtube comment section and its such a good show i binged the whole thing in my free time without watching another show in between
Major respect to the actor Michael Nyqvist. Sadly he no longer with us. HE WAS PERFECT to play the mob boss. His voice, wow, really stand out. REST In Peace, Sir I salute you.
I was just thinking that . He was hilarious and delivered everything perfectly to set up the whole mythology of John wick being terrifying to them . The villain in the 4th movie didn’t really have much presence
I thought in a way it kind of was as he said “oh Losef my son” he obviously loved his son as you can tell when he answers the call informing him of his sons death, and when he killed Marcus for not killing John therefore allowing John to kill his son.
One of the best scenes, Jimmy rings the door bell and John isn't afraid to open up. Jimmy gives John respect knowing the dead man on the floor deserves to be there. "I'll leave you to it".... what a great line!
What's really nice is that Jimmy leaves his lights on and allows the lights to show his silhouette at the door so John knows that he doesn't intend anything. Jimmy is also probably the only cop on the force in that area that knows about John's past so he's probably the only one that ever gets sent there
@@rockblockstudio well, it's probably because the others are afraid they'll "say the wrong thing" and only make John even angrier. I suspect these two have a brief past and Jimmy might know him better than all the others at the police station so they don't take chances and have him answer any calls to that address...
Always wondered about the back story there. @rockblockstudio. That whole thing with leaving the lights rolling to silhouette himself has to be a pre-arranged signal that Jimmy uses. The hat off bit was perfect too. Another signal, basically saying "I'm good & didn't see squat." Jimmy's report will end with seven words. "All necessary actions taken. End of report"
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 I saw a clip where they interviewed the actor that played Francis. When asked that question, his answer about how many kelo's he'd lost was code for how many guards were inside. John let him live as a courtesy for that intel.
@@Transgirl625 Whoa Cool ! The actor who played Francis is Kevin Nash (aka Diesel), a former WWF wrestler.. he's huge.. almost the same height as that of The Undertaker.
Love these movies. The scene where he is choosing "weapons" is so classy and truly enjoyable, he knows what he wants and will need and the seller knows the "weapons connoisseur language perfectly".
a "weapon connosieur" wouldnt touch a Glock with 10" pole, thats a tool for low level thugs, cops and wannabes but hey royalties from Block sure came in handy ... the most unrealistic thing in the whole franchise is that a professional choosing a Block over a fckn H&K ...
@@2002-n8s you cant fix wrong grip angle you also cant fix the blocky grip, way too small trigger guard non standard accessory rail without basically replacing lower half of the thing and then there is lack of front serrations and metal sights on base models ... OR you could go with CZ, SiG, Walther, S&W or H&K striker option neither of which has ANY of those issues straight out of the box on the most basic versions. Glock at this point is objectively the WORST base gun on the market from any reputable manufacturer and i would rather take one of the second rate options like Canik over Glock... PS: if you have 1 kg trigger on Glock that means you have a range toy ... as part of the trigger weight is on striker spring you have to lighten up WAY too much to get to pull that light which defeats the purpose of reliable sidearm ... so not only would you have to replace whole trigger mechanism you also ended up with a gun that will have malfunctions on harder primers, wont work at all when wet and ifd any dirt gets into the striker channel you will have a bad day... also trigger that light is BAD thing to have in stressful situation on something you have to draw from holster ...
Jimmy's first day on the job was probably the most important haha Cst. Jimmy: "So, what's something you and all the other officers require new officers to know?" FTO: "There's a man, by the name of John Wick. You may encounter him one day, at all costs, ignore your desire to follow policy and procedures, respectfully discharge yourself from the scene, and leave him be. That's all you need to know about this guy." Cst. Jimmy: "Understood. Is there a reason why we make this exception?" FTO: "That man is far above the world we live in, the connections he has, the training he's acquired, all make him highly dangerous and far above yours or my pay grade. We'd prefer to keep his respects in the books, along with ours...Christ the guy killed three men in a bar with a pencil, if that doesn't settle the debate right there, I don't know what would." Cst. Jimmy: "That's a Texas-sized 10-4."
Forgot about the guard outside the club. Wick gave him a chance to live by telling him how many guys were in the club. The guy took it, and Wick let him live.
@@gabrielesguerra8765 There were a couple of guys who survived John, especially if John knows they're just obeying orders, like the man he stabbed at the train, and the two of Mark Dacascos' men.
You got to hand it to Michael Nyqvist (RIP) for setting this movie up when it comes to who John Wick is, a masterpiece of a scene written and performed
Bc they know full well what he's capable of. I really with Punisher got the same treatment in his series bc he's killed just as many people as John has. But in a very short amount of time.
Notice how Jimmy immediately removes his hat as soon as the thought of John “working again” crossed his mind. He didnt do it for the body, he remembered who exactly he was talking to.
I think Jimmy knew exactly whose house he was going to when the noise complaint was made, and was ready to expect carnage. He knows what John used to do.
Your bosses mechanics that refuses to serve you over a car and punches you and says your Dad would understand. Then your Dad punches you, you might need to be wondering who that nobody is.
And despite his own father letting the guy that punched him live and face no consequence for punching him, the little spoiled punk still thought he could finish what he started and live. He was stupid but to me it showed just how bad he wanted his fathers love and respect.
The respect towards John Wick is displayed in the 3rd movie, you see the 2 assassins at the end in the Continental giving John credit for being retired 5 years allowing him to recover momentarily and in return John spares their lives. I don't believe John Wick is based on revenge, John earned his freedom and that was taken from him, even the slightest bit that was left ( the fucking dog that Viggo mentions ). So John is back on the hunt to reclaim what he believes he deserves which is his freedom and justice.
Little detail I noticed is that most of the characters in the franchise that look older than 30 actually respect John while those who look younger than 30 underestimate him and pay the price.
I love the cop scene because of a few things. 1 he knows they are all fucked if he had started again and need to be stopped. 2 knowing John he understands how much his word means. 3 with both those things when he knows John isn't aiming to start working again he just leaves because as he sees it if people want to start a fight with him anything he does to them its safer for everyone else to just file it as self defense XD
Police officer knocks the door , john wick opens the door , and he sees bodies inside. Officer, takes off his hat ” umm, you working again?” John casually says “ no, just working some stuff out” Officer “ Ahh okay…..i’ll let you be then”
Evening John. Evening Jimmy. Noise complaint ? Noise complaint. You, uh, working again ? No just sorting some stuff out. Ah well.. I'll leave you be then. Goodnight John. Goodnight Jimmy. Lol. I just love how concise and to the point their interaction is. There's no wastage of words. Clearly officer Jimmy does not want to interfere in Baba Yaga's business whatsoever.
2:25 the most honest answer and receiving the call from him ... makes him tremble for life decision is the most iconic starting scene in john wick trilogy
@@jameswilliams5227 no, I watched the fucking movie. And if you listened, the quote is "bodies" i.e. an impossible task. One kill, not difficult for Wick. Many kills, more of an issue. Impossible task. Make sense?
That also showed how much The Tarasov family owed John. He basically cleaned the slate to have them built their empire. Otherwise they probably wouldn’t be near as powerful. I love how the movie delivers so much with not to many words Etc
I know someone who is good at something and broadcast it to everybody.. LEBRON jamess. And I also know someone who is great at something and everybody knows about it. MICHAEL JORDAN..
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 It would depend on which Tony Montana you're referring to, the one just starting out, with morals, focus and commitment, or the one who's coked out, won't listen to good advice and is full of self loathing.
@@BumMcFluff I think the coked out one is more dangerous though. He's an angry madman who's full of himself and can take a lot of bullets and still keep standing and cussing and shooting.
Francis rivals Jimmy. DOesn't argue with or try stopping John. Just has a conversation, gives a little intel in code and then takes the offered night off.
And to think that this all started because some idiot kid stole a car and killed a dog. And not just anyone's car and dog. But John Wick's car and dog.
Thank you so much for this compilation! I, too, love how people are in awe/terror when John's name is mentioned! I love that in the scene with Jimmy the Copper, John still sounds a little hesitant in his replies, not arrogant. As if to protect himself and Jimmy from any potential fallout. Like he's hoping they have some kind of silent agreement...lol
I think my favorite “oh” was when Viggo called and demanded to know why his son was punched. With the utterance of “oh”, all his anger shifted from the shop boss to his son for being a dumb POS, and then, as you said, the realization of “ Whelp, my son is fucked.”
It’s probably just a respectful gesture. Jimmy asks if John is working again so it’s clear Jimmy knows what’s going on. They both acknowledge each other as “working” and therefore only brief exchanges are necessary.
The John Wick movies, much better than the Matrix in my opinion. Keanu Reeves is awesome, really brought the character of John Wick out,... a true professional actor.
He’s most likely johns handler to make sure he doesn’t try to go off the map, that being said even if he was not they share a familiarity with each other that can only exist if the cop knows about johns past
I can see a scene where Thanos and John wick meet Thanos: I have an entire army, the strength of 100 asguardians, and the infinity gauntlet, what do you have that can possible kill me John Wick: I have a fucking pencil
Like most people comments the cop scene was awesome. Firstly because it’s original. Never seen that in other movies where a random cop appears on routine call out to investigate but actually knows the owner and cop realises best to stay out of it….classy.
John Wick is a Shadow King by right of conquest who was more than content to let Viggo's little Family rule from the throne that rightfully belonged to Wick.....then a spoiled little boychick who was too big for his britches and woefully ignorant of everyone who has ever played their Underworld's version of Game of Thrones had to go and screw up an incredibly sweet deal by stealing the wrong man's car and killing his dog. The absolute disrespect shown to John was so sheer it was transparent!
The cop knew someone else was taking care of next level garbage. He was happy with Johns work, cos it means its something he doesn't ever want to delve into. A smart choice.
Viggo and Abram Tarasov, who were brothers, knew very well John Wick's skills and that's why they both called him "Baba Yaga": because his ways of killing someone were very brutal and he could transmit fear to anyone around him. Not for nothing, he could be considered one of the best killers in the world, who has never failed a killing in his entire killer life
son: so what I killed the mans dog and beat him up. Isn't that the family code when it comes to disrespect *dad finds out it was john wick* dad: starts pulling out deceased paperwork* dad: why did it have to be my only son ...
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Great vid love these moments especially when they get scared by hearing his name. Well done
Thanks
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“You will do nothing, because you can do nothing.” That’s a chillingly terrifying line. 🥶 😱
And the truth. The terrifying truth for idiots who think they can cross men like John Wick and Me...... :D ;)
"Oh."
You know you're a category 5 walking nightmare when that's the only response people can summon.
Not just anyone. But the heads of mafia
Oh, was the word uttered upon the realisation that one was going to have their ass handed to them.
you can almost see the five stages of grief play out in their heads between the o and the h
usually is the last sound they can utter as their souls leave the bodies, so it's a feeling in foresight
and when the police see a dead body and just say. "l'll leave you be"
Most important line in the entire franchise ..... "Oh"
It's like when John says "yeah" there is much implied.
As say this as a dog owner ...
I had seen a few trailers of John Wick but didn't catch it in the theaters. I would catch it when it hit the streaming services. But when the dog was killed, I was like, "oh, hell naw".
I knew at that point either this was about to become a blood bath or a freaken disaster of a movie that wouldn't live up to any level of expectation. Let's just say I have yet to miss a movie in this franchise and leave it at that. If his current dog gets killed, I suspect he will leave the city in question in ashes with nothing but ghosts to reside there. The body count will be epic in proportion.
Three truths about John Wick.
1. Don't talk junk about his wife.
2. Don't talk junk about his mother.
3. And whatever you do, don't even think about hurting his dog or even his dog's feeling.
Because doing any of the three is going to end real bad ... for you. And you might not even live long enough to regret the decision.
@@superdave8248 it doesn't matter about his mother because his mother and him were seperated at a very young age, John Wick probably won't go on a rampage as much as he did with his previous dog because he does not have that much attachment to him, but he will be very angry for sure besides the city will not be in ashes because probably the no.1 rule of john wick is to NEVER hurt innocent people, you can see him treating people who are not trying to kill him with care
Yep it set the stage.
basically…. he knows he can’t control wtv tf happens next
"Goodnight John."
"Goodnight Jimmy."
Gets me every time.
You heeurr working again? No just sorting some things 😂
I liked Jimmy 😂 he knew John but respected him. Plus he knew he could kill him without hesitation
Do people realize how important Keanu Reeves is to action movies? I don't think so. In '93 he does Speed, a movie that made Sandra Bullock's career and introduced the U.S. to those fast, John Woo style action movies that became so popular in the 90's. Then in '99 he stars in The Matrix and I don't have to tell you guys what THAT movie did for the action genre. Then in 2014 with not only action movies dying, but Hollywood itself becoming stale as hell - he stars in a mid-budget action movie named John Wick that totally revitalizes American action cinema and actually breathes new life into the genre. I would argue that Keanu Reeves is JUST as important to the ACTION MOVIE genre as guys like Arnold and Sly Stallone are. It's just that he can do pretty much any genre so people don't see him as an action star but there is no question that he is. He's just also much more than that. My favorite actor of all time. Not the best, but my favorite.
He started in Chain Reaction with Morgan Freeman a fun little movie.
I honesly wouldn't be surprised if he made it into an Expendables movie
@@jerrykinnin7941 I'd almost forgotten about it. That was a pretty good flick. Point Break with Patrick Swayze was really good also, even before Speed.
@@blenderfox I'd love to see that. Keanu as the main villain would be awesome. He's underappreciated when it comes to playing the bad guy.
He's such a chill human being in real life that folks kinda forget these things...but you're right.
Jimmy the Cop, Francis the Guard and the two ninjas from the third movie are the smartest characters in the franchise. They're given the option to walk away and take it.
The scenes made me wonder that how far reach the assassins are in terms of blending in and covering up whenever someone is taken out in broad daylight. In the case of Morpheus's beggar gang I understand, but to have them posing as emergency crews and service workers? And that during the second movie's ending, everyone around Wick looked at their phone then him, implying there are enough assassins to make up a whole fucking nation.
Viggo's brother too. He was smart enought to accept peace.
Officer Jimmy's Report:
Arrived at house of complaint
Knocked on the door and owner/occupant answered
Explained the noise complaint
Owner/Occupant apologized for the disturbance and assured me no further such problems would be occurring
Observed no further noise issues and left the premesis.
- End Report -
*destroys report
Nothing to see.
To hear? No idea. Rumor.
That's how I saw it.
non such
Officer report:
Arrived on site cause of noises according to phone call
There is no such house, address void. Spoke with neighbor caller, when very gently informed that they will be arrested and fined for pranking the PD next time, they promised to never do it again.
Based on your joking comment, I would be lead to believe you're actually LEO, dispatcher, or maybe security but the language is pretty accurate.
A man of focus commitment and sheer will, played by a man of manners humility and old fashioned chivalry.
Well he's got his personal issues too people mistake kindness for weakness sometimes with the wring person.
Yin and Yang... Completly balanced Man! 😂
@@Scorpionczech69 guy is so cool. He bought his stunt team customised rolexes as a thank you on John Wick 4.
I absolutely love Lance Reddick as the Concierge, the way he speaks and holds himself is a masterclass in minimalist acting. With so little motion or speech he is absolutely convincing in the role and brings such a depth of ambience to his scenes.
I hope I don’t have to tell you to watch the wire. Then watch Bosch. You will love him more
INDEED
@@richroyer4679 i just wanna say if anybody hasnt seen the wire. Watch that shit NOW. I got put onto it by a guy in a youtube comment section and its such a good show i binged the whole thing in my free time without watching another show in between
@@outbreakperfected5704 whether we wanted it or not
Eyes up Guardian.
Major respect to the actor Michael Nyqvist. Sadly he no longer with us. HE WAS PERFECT to play the mob boss. His voice, wow, really stand out. REST In Peace, Sir I salute you.
I was just thinking that .
He was hilarious and delivered everything perfectly to set up the whole mythology of John wick being terrifying to them .
The villain in the 4th movie didn’t really have much presence
The first time I saw him on screen I thought he was Rade Serbezija. ("Boris the Blade" from Snatch)
I first saw him in the film the girl with the dragon tattoo.
True he was perfect actor for the part!
Love it when he says, "Cool it, cool it, cool it, cool it"
"he was a good dog, i have enjoyed his company"
Good way to stay on John's good side
John left his dog with Charon because he's a trustworthy guy, like Jimmy the cop.
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Agreed plus he liked John
He didn't hug his son out of love, he was saying goodbye
I thought in a way it kind of was as he said “oh Losef my son” he obviously loved his son as you can tell when he answers the call informing him of his sons death, and when he killed Marcus for not killing John therefore allowing John to kill his son.
One of the best scenes, Jimmy rings the door bell and John isn't afraid to open up. Jimmy gives John respect knowing the dead man on the floor deserves to be there. "I'll leave you to it".... what a great line!
What's really nice is that Jimmy leaves his lights on and allows the lights to show his silhouette at the door so John knows that he doesn't intend anything. Jimmy is also probably the only cop on the force in that area that knows about John's past so he's probably the only one that ever gets sent there
@@rockblockstudio well, it's probably because the others are afraid they'll "say the wrong thing" and only make John even angrier. I suspect these two have a brief past and Jimmy might know him better than all the others at the police station so they don't take chances and have him answer any calls to that address...
John could have saved Jimmy's life in the past, so that's an, I didn't see anything moment!
Don't forget gas leak yeah gas leak, oh shit
Always wondered about the back story there. @rockblockstudio. That whole thing with leaving the lights rolling to silhouette himself has to be a pre-arranged signal that Jimmy uses. The hat off bit was perfect too. Another signal, basically saying "I'm good & didn't see squat." Jimmy's report will end with seven words. "All necessary actions taken. End of report"
My favorite scene is with Francis before he goes into the club. Francis was so relieved to be "given" the night off.
You've lost weight.
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 I saw a clip where they interviewed the actor that played Francis. When asked that question, his answer about how many kelo's he'd lost was code for how many guards were inside. John let him live as a courtesy for that intel.
@@Transgirl625 the actor is Kevin nash, wwe retired wrestler
@@Transgirl625 Whoa Cool ! The actor who played Francis is Kevin Nash (aka Diesel), a former WWF wrestler.. he's huge.. almost the same height as that of The Undertaker.
@@Transgirl625 kevin nash former wwe and wcw wrestler
Jimmy isnt corrupt he's just smart
Straight up!!
He's had a little taste somewhere along the line, though.
Yep. Focus
@@ZenoJohnSABAHAN commitment, and sheer fokin will
Yea. Jimmy really doesn't have time for that shit lolol. He doesn't wanna know anything lololol.😂😂
"...with a fucking pencil.". i must have heard this line a dozen times. still makes me smile every time.
"3 men. With a fooking pencil. Who the fuck does that?" Best question from a movie EVER.
Just saying, Idk about 3 people, but the Joker could kill with a pencil if I'm not wronf 😂😅
@@ahsoei9641 he can make the pencil disappear.
Then the look on his face as he hears his men dying and screaming 😂
@@andrewwashburn6080 Ta daa!
Jimmy saw 14,006,428 outcomes and only one where he actually survived
The one outcome was achieved when he used the pen instead of the pencil... 😜
And he took it
Love these movies. The scene where he is choosing "weapons" is so classy and truly enjoyable, he knows what he wants and will need and the seller knows the "weapons connoisseur language perfectly".
a "weapon connosieur" wouldnt touch a Glock with 10" pole, thats a tool for low level thugs, cops and wannabes but hey royalties from Block sure came in handy ...
the most unrealistic thing in the whole franchise is that a professional choosing a Block over a fckn H&K ...
@@Asghaad you're right I have a hk45 and glock 19. Glocks ain't bad if you have a 2 pound trigger though...
@@2002-n8s you cant fix wrong grip angle
you also cant fix the blocky grip, way too small trigger guard non standard accessory rail without basically replacing lower half of the thing and then there is lack of front serrations and metal sights on base models ...
OR you could go with CZ, SiG, Walther, S&W or H&K striker option neither of which has ANY of those issues straight out of the box on the most basic versions.
Glock at this point is objectively the WORST base gun on the market from any reputable manufacturer and i would rather take one of the second rate options like Canik over Glock...
PS: if you have 1 kg trigger on Glock that means you have a range toy ... as part of the trigger weight is on striker spring you have to lighten up WAY too much to get to pull that light which defeats the purpose of reliable sidearm ... so not only would you have to replace whole trigger mechanism you also ended up with a gun that will have malfunctions on harder primers, wont work at all when wet and ifd any dirt gets into the striker channel you will have a bad day...
also trigger that light is BAD thing to have in stressful situation on something you have to draw from holster ...
Jimmy's first day on the job was probably the most important haha
Cst. Jimmy: "So, what's something you and all the other officers require new officers to know?"
FTO: "There's a man, by the name of John Wick. You may encounter him one day, at all costs, ignore your desire to follow policy and procedures, respectfully discharge yourself from the scene, and leave him be. That's all you need to know about this guy."
Cst. Jimmy: "Understood. Is there a reason why we make this exception?"
FTO: "That man is far above the world we live in, the connections he has, the training he's acquired, all make him highly dangerous and far above yours or my pay grade. We'd prefer to keep his respects in the books, along with ours...Christ the guy killed three men in a bar with a pencil, if that doesn't settle the debate right there, I don't know what would."
Cst. Jimmy: "That's a Texas-sized 10-4."
Forgot about the guard outside the club. Wick gave him a chance to live by telling him how many guys were in the club. The guy took it, and Wick let him live.
So after all there is a man who live to tell the tale about John Wick
@@gabrielesguerra8765 Yes, but not about surviving a fight against him, because you know how that would end.
@@gabrielesguerra8765 There were a couple of guys who survived John, especially if John knows they're just obeying orders, like the man he stabbed at the train, and the two of Mark Dacascos' men.
@@late-bloomstrategy9694 professional curtesy.
@@hydewhyte4364 You meant curtsy, right?
“Oh!”….a simple word that conveys volumes!
Yeah, John was consistently respected by his peers as much as he was feared by some. Thats why we love him.
Only one word can describe john wick
Oh
Oh
2 words. Second word: Fuck.
It was at that moment he knew...
His son fucked up.
"OH"
Babayaga!!
"It's JOHN WICK!"
"Oh..."
I love how their response for the name, it explain everything
Should've ended with Abram saying " Ican assure you that the stories of him if nothing else has been watered down " and John coming out of the shadows
John"s got mad respect for Jimmy and vice versa.
Haha, very charming and funny interaction
Jimmy is the only cop allowed to answer calls at wick's house everyone else says nope
4:13 that man definitely told dispatch to get a lot of body bags ready
You got to hand it to Michael Nyqvist (RIP) for setting this movie up when it comes to who John Wick is, a masterpiece of a scene written and performed
I miss him... cancer sucks!
Love how you can tell that almost everyone talking to John is about to crap their pants.
Bc they know full well what he's capable of. I really with Punisher got the same treatment in his series bc he's killed just as many people as John has. But in a very short amount of time.
Very true and it shows just how dangerous he is. Too bad we didn’t get a movie about him and Marcus etc in their prime
Morpheus was like "the man, the myth, the legend"... I genuinely thought he was gna say THE ONE! One could only have hoped
"You will do nothing, because you can do nothing." Holy cow, what a line!
WELL ! You can always try, but most often that in itself are not enough.
Then again you should never just give up.
And the look in his sons eyes as his father someone who is feared and whom he fears tells him that along with a hug
"... over his car and a puppy!.." LOL ❤
R.I.P Lance Reddick. Absolutely loved his character in the Wick franchise.
Notice how Jimmy immediately removes his hat as soon as the thought of John “working again” crossed his mind. He didnt do it for the body, he remembered who exactly he was talking to.
I think Jimmy knew exactly whose house he was going to when the noise complaint was made, and was ready to expect carnage. He knows what John used to do.
I took it as a cross between a sign of respect before asking the question, and "I'm, uh, off duty... as of right now."
@@leyrua IIRC the producers have said its him asking that sort of off the record, the act of removing the hat i mean
I like to think of it as him coving the body camera before it catches something incriminating
“With a fucking pencil” shit caught me off guard 💀💀😂😂
“who df can do that”😂😂
Avis reaction to seeing Viggo angry and got scared when Viggo pretended to want to stab him while talking about the pencil 😂
"The boogeyman?"
"No, hes the guy you send to kill the facking boogeyman."
"Oh..."
Narrator : And it was at that moment he realized he done fucked up.
Voice of narrator: Sam Elliot
Your bosses mechanics that refuses to serve you over a car and punches you and says your Dad would understand. Then your Dad punches you, you might need to be wondering who that nobody is.
And despite his own father letting the guy that punched him live and face no consequence for punching him, the little spoiled punk still thought he could finish what he started and live. He was stupid but to me it showed just how bad he wanted his fathers love and respect.
"John will come for you. And you will do nothing because you can do nothing."
Chills, every tume.
“And you will do nothing, because you can do nothing” I get chills idk why
The "Oh" response from Viggo is just 👌
The respect towards John Wick is displayed in the 3rd movie, you see the 2 assassins at the end in the Continental giving John credit for being retired 5 years allowing him to recover momentarily and in return John spares their lives. I don't believe John Wick is based on revenge, John earned his freedom and that was taken from him, even the slightest bit that was left ( the fucking dog that Viggo mentions ). So John is back on the hunt to reclaim what he believes he deserves which is his freedom and justice.
Agreed
The conversation of this movie hits the spot oscar or whatever you give is less. Straight to business talk so perfect to watch .
Peter Serafinowicz as sommelier and John Wick's "tasting" was one of Part 2's highlights.
Little detail I noticed is that most of the characters in the franchise that look older than 30 actually respect John while those who look younger than 30 underestimate him and pay the price.
I love the cop scene because of a few things. 1 he knows they are all fucked if he had started again and need to be stopped. 2 knowing John he understands how much his word means. 3 with both those things when he knows John isn't aiming to start working again he just leaves because as he sees it if people want to start a fight with him anything he does to them its safer for everyone else to just file it as self defense XD
Police officer knocks the door , john wick opens the door , and he sees bodies inside.
Officer, takes off his hat ” umm, you working again?”
John casually says “ no, just working some stuff out”
Officer “ Ahh okay…..i’ll let you be then”
Evening John.
Evening Jimmy.
Noise complaint ?
Noise complaint.
You, uh, working again ?
No just sorting some stuff out.
Ah well.. I'll leave you be then.
Goodnight John.
Goodnight Jimmy.
Lol. I just love how concise and to the point their interaction is. There's no wastage of words. Clearly officer Jimmy does not want to interfere in Baba Yaga's business whatsoever.
I mean that police officer was smarter than several of the bigshots
That random policeman, is JIMMY...!!!
Jimmy and Frances were the smartest guys for leaving him to it 😆
Yea nice job narrating the video that people just watched, bravo
0:44 that “OOHH” gets me every time 😂
2:25 the most honest answer and receiving the call from him ... makes him tremble for life decision is the most iconic starting scene in john wick trilogy
The body that he buried that day lay on the foundation of what we are now.
"Bodies" get that quote right
@@prollins6443 Do you wait to read a quote, so you can criticize?
@@jameswilliams5227 no, I watched the fucking movie. And if you listened, the quote is "bodies" i.e. an impossible task. One kill, not difficult for Wick. Many kills, more of an issue. Impossible task.
Make sense?
That also showed how much The Tarasov family owed John. He basically cleaned the slate to have them built their empire. Otherwise they probably wouldn’t be near as powerful. I love how the movie delivers so much with not to many words Etc
When you are good at something you'll tell everybody , When you are great at something everybody knows about it !!!
I know someone who is good at something and broadcast it to everybody.. LEBRON jamess. And I also know someone who is great at something and everybody knows about it. MICHAEL JORDAN..
@@justinstrailventure4974 In Denzel Washington voice : My Man !!
The fact these men knew exactly what was ahead just by the name
Keanu Reeves versus Liam Neeson versus Daniel Washington. Now that’ll be an action flick to end all action flicks.
Versus Robert DeNiro (as Neil McCauley from the movie Heat) and Al Pacino (as Tony Montana).
I don't know who Daniel Washington is, but boy, he better be good...
@@hplarcm Nah. I heard Daniel was a victim of autocorrect, so he can't be that great.
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 It would depend on which Tony Montana you're referring to, the one just starting out, with morals, focus and commitment, or the one who's coked out, won't listen to good advice and is full of self loathing.
@@BumMcFluff I think the coked out one is more dangerous though. He's an angry madman who's full of himself and can take a lot of bullets and still keep standing and cussing and shooting.
3:38 Jimmy is the by far the most intelligent person in the movies
Francis rivals Jimmy. DOesn't argue with or try stopping John. Just has a conversation, gives a little intel in code and then takes the offered night off.
And to think that this all started because some idiot kid stole a car and killed a dog. And not just anyone's car and dog. But John Wick's car and dog.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Darwin Award goes to Iosef.
The boogeyman will get you.
thank god thanos didn't snap his dog out, else we wouldn't have the movie endgame. it would be called John wick 4
Oh
Can't (don't ) want to imagine if someone had killed his wife.
Thank you so much for this compilation! I, too, love how people are in awe/terror when John's name is mentioned! I love that in the scene with Jimmy the Copper, John still sounds a little hesitant in his replies, not arrogant. As if to protect himself and Jimmy from any potential fallout. Like he's hoping they have some kind of silent agreement...lol
The pleasure is all mine !!!!!!
I forgot about when Jimmy pulled up to the crib for a noise complaint, saw the body and went back to minding his business. 🤣🤣🤣
Goodnight Jimmy....🤣🤣 love it!
John and Jimmy….. one of the best interactions in movie history!!!
I just can't stop watching John wick movie it's a alsome movie to watch plus if I was John wick I would done the same thing
The look on all those that knew wick can only be described as, we're screwed.
I think my favorite “oh” was when Viggo called and demanded to know why his son was punched. With the utterance of “oh”, all his anger shifted from the shop boss to his son for being a dumb POS, and then, as you said, the realization of “ Whelp, my son is fucked.”
@@selflesswarrior i like that one too
The 3 guys with a pencil in a bar story is legendary
They need to make a prequel that shows him completing his impossible task and of course starting the pencil story.
@@Sealhunt i think there are plans for a prequel TV series
@@charlescourtwright2229 Wow! Thanks for letting me know!
I hope they keep doing movies it’s something timely and specific about a great movie that shows don’t hold.
To me the line "oh" translates as "holy fucking shit we're all gonna die".
"WITH A FUCKING PENCIL!!"
I love how he says that
Me too and Avis face and reaction when Viggo walks past him and acts like he’s going to stab him in the head 😂
When the Officer takes off his hat it shows respect and honor to a man of stature. Or it could be just a sign saying "Oh PLEASE don't hurt me!!"
Both lol
It’s probably just a respectful gesture. Jimmy asks if John is working again so it’s clear Jimmy knows what’s going on. They both acknowledge each other as “working” and therefore only brief exchanges are necessary.
The John Wick movies, much better than the Matrix in my opinion. Keanu Reeves is awesome, really brought the character of John Wick out,... a true professional actor.
Jimmy got to live a long time...
"noise complaint" & "gas leak".
words to live by folks.never forget.
even jimmy the cop only ask "you are eee ...working again?"
“A fucking pencil “ sends chills every time ❤my J.W
3:20
"Happy hunting, Mr Wick!"
The entire show pretty summed up there for you.
>look at 37 second of a clip
>5th rewatch of the john wick saga
ngl i think officer jimmy is scared of john
Nah he just got mad respect
Oh wouldn't be
The cop is on the take by same organization that has hired John in past. That's why he's familiar with him.
He’s most likely johns handler to make sure he doesn’t try to go off the map, that being said even if he was not they share a familiarity with each other that can only exist if the cop knows about johns past
i ruin the 69 like so sorry for that
"I'll leave you be then." Ah, words that most of the others in the films should have lived by, and then they would have lived.
Jimmy John's 😭😭😭
If you can make anyone say “Oh” your a beast lol
I can see a scene where Thanos and John wick meet
Thanos: I have an entire army, the strength of 100 asguardians, and the infinity gauntlet, what do you have that can possible kill me
John Wick: I have a fucking pencil
Nooo. Don't bring John to marvel or dc. He will pukking kill em all with pistol or pukking pensil😆
Thanos: Now thats just unfair
@@arytisskaldaka7963 Thanos: I know what it's like to lose... turns the legs to jelly
Thanos: Oh..........
Loki "I have an army"
Tony Stark "We have a John Wick"
Loki "...oh"
The best way a character has ever been introduced
Like most people comments the cop scene was awesome. Firstly because it’s original. Never seen that in other movies where a random cop appears on routine call out to investigate but actually knows the owner and cop realises best to stay out of it….classy.
"How was he?"
"He was a good dog. I enjoyed his company" that's great, love to hear it
John wick is looking for Thanos as his dog was killed with his snap of fingure 😂
0:49 The look of, "My son has destroyed everything we built over decades in 5 minutes" look.
😂😂😂 true
How scary must be to be hunted by John Wick
Scarier than a Devil
I doubt they know how scary it would be, cause they provoke John to hunt them down...
During the days when John Wick did indeed hunt. How would have someone felt to hear, "you've got a bounty on your head. John Wick accepted it"
No place to hide but one place maybe.. inside grave 🙂
it that ever happened to me I'll be fucked
Dog the Bounty Hunter retired when he found out he had a warrant for John Wick.
Jimmy no dill , he had more lights going then walking street Pattaya.
He was like for Christ sake it’s me lol lol
ID Software and makers of DOOM: Think anyone could beat this in real life?
John Wick: Hold my Vodka, I'm going in.
Jimmy is not corrupt he's just intelligent.
John Wick is a Shadow King by right of conquest who was more than content to let Viggo's little Family rule from the throne that rightfully belonged to Wick.....then a spoiled little boychick who was too big for his britches and woefully ignorant of everyone who has ever played their Underworld's version of Game of Thrones had to go and screw up an incredibly sweet deal by stealing the wrong man's car and killing his dog. The absolute disrespect shown to John was so sheer it was transparent!
Love these movies. Pure, unadulterated escapism 😎💪
Indeed 😀
that cop knew he wasn't going to bat over the obvious dead man in someone elses home, he knows the stories and he values his life more than his job.
Which is the wise thing to do. To hell with jobs.
The cop knew someone else was taking care of next level garbage. He was happy with Johns work, cos it means its something he doesn't ever want to delve into.
A smart choice.
@@SiddharthSinghFiery69 Can you imagine being in that kids shoes? When you see your badass Father get scared like that you know there’s an issue.
I like how John cares for animals but has no hesitation in hunting human filth.
Me too
The fukin nobody... Is john wick.... The nicest man alive.
Viggo and Abram Tarasov, who were brothers, knew very well John Wick's skills and that's why they both called him "Baba Yaga": because his ways of killing someone were very brutal and he could transmit fear to anyone around him.
Not for nothing, he could be considered one of the best killers in the world, who has never failed a killing in his entire killer life
Jimmy took one look at who answered the door and wanted no part of it
Jimmy knows whats best for him
jimmys secretly the one who sits above the table , the guy in the desert just a decoy lol
son: so what I killed the mans dog and beat him up. Isn't that the family code when it comes to disrespect
*dad finds out it was john wick*
dad: starts pulling out deceased paperwork*
dad: why did it have to be my only son ...
So looking forward to John wick 4