"Not just a CAR, not just a DOG" (perfect scene from start to end) | John Wick | CLIP
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- "Not just a CAR, not just a DOG" (perfect scene from start to end)
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For once, DaFoe is actually DaFriend.
He was that also as Elias in Platoon, my favorite role of his.
He was Nemo's friend Gill in Finding Nemo. And he was also Jesus in The Last Temptation of Christ, and who is friendlier than that? Lol.
😂😂😂😂
Well he’s always been something of both
@@dorreyeet1529 He's something of a DaFriend himself.
Love how he doesn't even mention the car during his rant to the boss. Sure, the car was just a thing, but the dog, not only was that a living creature; it was the final gift to him from his wife. The car wasn't that big of a deal. The dog is why he's going on the rampage.
yup, dude killed his hope. as he said. I feel so much empathy for JW dude.
Cars a car. That dog was a lifetime companion. Dude wouldnt gone baba yaga on anyone if theydve let the dog alone
Yes... and no. The reason he doesn't talk about the car? He already got it back. It was retreaveable. Can't un-kill the dog, not without becoming a reality deviant.
@@owlsayssouth You just repeated what he said.
bro, there's a whole second movie about the car
And the cars just the ice cream on the cake haha get fukt
This movie is so dope
“You know I’m something of a sniper myself”
I understood that reference 🤓
You here ☠️
Beat me to it lol
YOU!
Why is the green goblin here😂😂😂
When you think about the hopes his wife must have had for John after her passing, the entire series gets just a bit sadder. She gave him something else to love and care for, something else to live for, and she died believing that would help bring peace to his life. But that opportunity was snuffed out in the blink of an eye, and John Wick never found peace. Not until death.
@Jay Talents that was his way of life, indoctrinated into it as an orphaned child. He could not escape it without great sacrifice, and still that life came for him in the momentary calm he had at the end of his wife’s life.
If you listen to the way Winston says words at the fauxneral and remember their talk of gravestones on the boat, he likely didn't die. My theory is that they'll do a few movies without him following Akira for killing or believing to have killed Caine in the post-credits scene. Because he was off the table, and had immunity from the table, much like you can't kill on continental grounds, I believe this will come back to bite her and she will have to eventually take on the entire table itself and finish what John started. I think then, and only then, will his need to return come into play.
@@TheXLAXLimpLungs This last movie pretty much was it for Keanu, though. He apparently hit himself pretty bad doing the stairs stunt landing wrong. It wouldn't be a bad thing to let him go.
There are plenty of good characters in that world that are ripe with story potential.
She tried so hard. *HE* tried so hard. But then shitstain showed up and ruined everything. And it that ain't a mirror to life I don't know what is. All you can do is try your best and hope that nobody ruins it from the outside.
@@FingerDawg The thing is he had actually found peace. It wasn't until his wife died and the dog was killed that he got dragged back in
DaFoe was such a boss in this movie. I think if they thought it'd be a franchise, they might not have killed him.
Plan was always to make it a franchise. But not in the way you think. John Wick is actually a video game. This is why everyone continued dancing in the club while they were shooting because they weren’t in the game.
@@zackattack91000 ur high on heroin bro
@@zackattack91000 the matrix
The real actor died tho
@@Lightskin_jhit William DaFoe isn't dead man. That's Lance Riddick, which was a huge tragedy - dude was awesome. But DaFoe is alive and well.
Imagine that from Viggo's persepctive. He left the warehouse, enters the van, starts riding around the block and the guy he literally just saw a few minutes ago with his hands tied appears in front of him with a fucking shotgun and kill his driver. That's some real baba yaga shit right there!
Edit: DAMN this thread is still going! thx for the 7,3k likes guys!
Not Baba Yaga, the person you send to kill baba yaga.
His last words was a threat directed at him. That also helped.
cool it cool it cool it!!
@@thegamerdudeabides Baba yaga is who you send to kill Boogeyman.
Baba yaga came around the corner like, surprise mf!
That line always gets me; "killed that from me", it makes no sense, it's not a logistically sound sentence, but we all know what it means and feel the intensity of it. His one last chance at peace after his wife's death. One last living thing he can cling to and the last gift his wife left him was, really, "killed from him". Such a clunky line but delivered with such powerful conviction...man I love this character lol
How do you figure it made no sense? What Iosef killed was John's hope; the last tie to his restored humanity. In other words, Iosef killed a part of John Wick - the part his wife nurtured and loved, the part that allowed him to love her in turn. John was utterly ruthless and cold to a fault before Helen. She *gave* him a heart and a new purpose, and that dog was meant to preserve those things after she was gone.
If your complaint is one of grammar, then I do feel it prudent to note the structure is sound according to the rules of both American and British English. Killing is after all an action, and something on the receiving end of that action would be killed.
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I think it works perfectly. It's weird grammar, but it shows in that moment he's not trying to be eloquent. He's just spitting his feelings, raw and unprocessed.
the irony of the phrase "not a logistically sound sentence" is amusing to me.
"they know you're coming."
"Of course. But it won't matter!"
Badass!
My one thought when I heard that was; I hope Joseff had his last will and testament already written down before John went and made it necessary!😏😋
What is “pull the contract “?
And how its done ?
I forgot how expressive John was in the first one. Relatable. Now four installments in and we see how deep this world goes and how completely cold and ruthless he has to become again since being alone and unretired.
That’s what people don’t understand I think.
They complain that he speaks less and less as the movies go on but the man is focused on his objectives, and the heart only grows colder with each kill under his belt.
It’s not that he speaks less, he just has less to say.
@@jackf1830 that and the fact that being hunted by every assassin in the world by that point doesn't really give you time to say much lmao
This is one way of looking at it, a more cynical way is that he's just become a less interesting character. John Wick wasn't a one man army in the first movie, he was an expert. Whenever he took on multiple enemies, he has some kind of distinct advantage playing in his favor, like his own house or a crowded club. He was vulnerable, the action was tense. He has to be saved from death by Willem Dafoe in this very scene. In the sequels, he's an invincible pistol prodigy, it's like he's using wall hacks in a shooter video game-- and that's even not my words, that's from a critic who loved the 4th movie. The first didn't feel like a video game at all, and with the personal element to the story and John's expressive personality more or less gone these films have sort of devolved into a really well produced power fantasy. I enjoy the sequels a lot, but they don't work very well as sequels to this film, which I thought had a perfect ending.
Well too bad they just woke the baba yaga in him , that arrogant kid just ruined everything.
@@TheNwahDango This is exactly it, he has had nothing to do since the first movie and has been a passenger in his own films. There's no character arc, it's purely been "Mission Objective: Survive" for all three sequels as everyone else are the ones that incite his story. He's completely reactionary to everything, and almost never actually shows ingenuity, planning, or complexity anymore. He uses his magical suit plot armor to consistently save him, which causes his choreography to be extremely hare-brained and lazy. The sequels are fun watches, but they're poorly written and are basically parodies of the movie they're attempting to follow-up. Really sad what happened to the character.
Ahhhh the good times when John wasn't just a two-word grunting killer and he actually spoke complete sentences.
Honestly Yea I wished he got some type of personality other than just killing
personally i think he has nothing to say apart from important details he has to say. Unlike in the first movie where goes in a revenge killing spree. The people in his world was clueless on why A retired assassin suddenly comes back killing the people of his former associate out of nowhere. So he had to explain and shit. Unlike in the 3rd and 4th movie where he is just trying to survive and press on to reach his goals.
@@xtrariceplz6424 yes, the writing quality did go down significantly
@@jb76489 don’t think the writing quality went down albeit I don’t remember 2-3 and I haven’t watched 4 yet
Edit- I’ve watched a ton of clips and whatnot which is why I say that. I meant to say from what I have seen the writing quality didn’t go down
@@Broqbowman don’t get me wrong, the writing was dogshit to begin with but it’s somehow gotten dumber and dumber every time. Acting has gone from bad to worse too, especially for the lead
I love the reaction of Viggo at 0:48. Up this point Viggo thinks that John wants to kill his son out of ego for killing his dog. But when John explains to Viggo what the dog really meant to him, he realizes the pain John felt when his son killed his dog. It’s a small but really heart wrenching detail.
He also probably got chills realizing that his son is well and truly boned if Wick escapes. He believes Wick would kill for his dog or car...but he didn't understand how deep the situation really was. I think it was more fear than empathy.
Really? I actually thought his reaction depicted the opposite. When he looked away, it seemed more like an expression of apathy and disinterest to me, and he even says "Oh, come on..." as if John's determination and reasoning is ridiculous, absurd, and a pain to listen to. Then, after finally becoming too bored with John's act of theater, he just walks away.
Uuuuuummmmmm.......what?????! Are you watching the same scene?? 🤔
@@D3DL1FT Yeah people really just make anything up. "He realizes the pain John felt"?? 🤣🤣
How was that even portrayed in the scene? That was not Viggo's reaction or character at all. He acted bored. He acted like he didn't have the time to listen to an angry and hurt John Wick go on about a dead f*ckin dog that his dead wife gave him- and which his son killed.
Then, like you said, he dismissed him and walked away. Tf 🙄😂
What scene was the OP watching? 😆
@@zerospecs2331I agree with you, but the utterly ridiculous amount of emojis make you seem clinically insane to any normal person.
I never really noticed how when John mentions how he got the dog and Viggo's expression changes as he realizes *why* it matters so much. It's those little things that really give this movie extra replay value
Love how Marcus only kills one dude and from there he just keeps an eye on John and watches the entire fight and struggle just in (the rare) case John isn't able to make it alone, and when he does, he starts disassembling his gun with an expression of "Oh God that was beautiful" seeing John doing what he does best after years of retirement.
It's also kind of funny the surviving mook, who just saw his partner done in by a sniper, didn't think to maybe move the fight (or at least himself) away from a clearly dangerous area against a foe that clearly has backup.
I still like to think John would have eventually freed himself and taken both of them out regardless.
I thought he kept watching to enjoy the show...
@@diamondjim7560 I think the same thing. He probably would have flipped over the chair, pulled his arms back in front of him to take the bag off his head and killed the weaker henchman first.
Ok guys... first rule when you're a sniper and your friend is doing some backflip throwdown jiujitsu ground battle against someone else: DONT. SHOOT. Because you can hit him. Is it that hard to figure out?
Edit: and the "surviving mook" did the best thing. You can't outrun a bullet and there wasnt anywhere nearby to hide either, he used John as a shield while also trying to kill him, which was his main task. Remember: he's not a main character, but he's still a pro.
great scene. it makes him feel vulnerable. John would have died shouting empty threats if not for the respect and friendship he had earned from marcus. there's not always a way out. John is the most skilled and determined character in this world, but he's still completely human.
It the same with almost every character John doesn't want to kill. Morpheius and Winston are like that as well, they both helped him to the point he 100% would be dead if they did not. Shout out to the RUssian dancer lady as well that got stabbed. And even bitchy Halle.
yeah but thankfully he picked up a bunch of extra lives before the sequels because holy fucking shit how many buildings is this poor man going to fall out of
no. its just one of those movie things when the villain just doesnt shoot john wick in the face. Still a great movie. But such a great line. I'm thinking I'm back. This isn't just john wick. It's friggin keanu returning to being top of the movie stars list too!
He was confined to a chair and they could've ended the franchise before it began with a headshot right then and there
@@yikan1107 exactly. I don't care how much respect they have for Wick, if you're already a killer- you eliminate the threat immediately
Anyone who’s had a dog they actually cared about gets this scene on a different level.
What if they took Johns cat instead?
@@murry001 grief is grief. Men seem to be closer with dogs, and men are better at rage than women. But sure, same issue.
It’s not about the dog.
@@BobSentell the dog was the catalyst.
@@murry001same thing
The power behind Keanu's voice during that scene it amazing.
Easy play from a man who had loosed girl and wife... Keanu's resilience is just as formidable than John's
If they hadn't made this scene, the whole franchise certainly wouldn't have made it to four movies. It explains why John will never stop.
Well, apparently the principals are taking a hiatus to think about where to go from here in the series, if anywhere. Their dilemma is reducing elements that are getting stale, like the over-long fight scenes, with something equally compelling. IMO the story needs a major turn that surprises us and brings in new characters. Don’t worry. However they go, Keanu will still be kicking ass.
@@johntechwriter Nah they killed him off. Horrible ending
@@kylecanavan7967 he "died" off screen though...one can hope...
@@kylecanavan7967 how was that a horrible ending
It was obvious for some of us without him spelling it out
John and Viggo have perhaps the most fascinating Protagonist/Antagonist relationships you'll see in movies. It's almost like a twisted Father/Son relationship. Viggo really really likes John. The only reason he is trying to kill John is because he has a duty to protect his son. You can see here how rattled Viggo gets when John explains exactly why it's about the dog. Viggo gets it, and feels for John in that moment because he likes John. And you can tell that John really really likes Viggo. Which is why he will kill everyone else to get to his son, but won't kill him. John doesn't kill Viggo here, because he knows that Viggo was doing what he had to do at that point. Once Viggo stepped aside, John would have never killed him. Not until Viggo kills his friend does John set out to kill him. And even then, they have a mutual respect in their last fight. John is finishing it because Viggo made himself a part of finishing it.
watch that movie with Ed Harris and Liam Neeson. They're friends but Neeson's son killed Harris' so Harris has to kill him and Neeson has to protect him.
I love how I mustered up a very short, ableit lazy version of what you just said here.. only to scroll down and read this comment. You get it. Such a great scene.
@@Norbingel Run All Night it is called if anyone is interested. Thanks for the recommendation. Also has Joel Kinmamen, Boyd Holbrook and Vincent D'Onofrio!
Lol. Maybe the movie could have ended right there Viggo just apologized for his stupid, arrogant son.
@@timothyarnold1679 Viggo should have been more diplomatic but he tried to reason with John before and John wasn't interested. I don't think he needed to kill the son. He could have just maimed him and everyone could call it a day.
This scene is what makes the whole series work. He’s vulnerable, he’s raw. The death of the dog might have excused the deaths in the house fight, but by the 60th kill, it doesn’t really work anymore. This scene shows that under that suave calculated demeanor is a truly broken man. He lost the love of his life and the chance at peaceful future, a chance to truly change for the better. He was always hanging on by a thread and after his chance to grief was taken away, there nothing for him here. So as long as the series goes on you think of this scene, bc this is the true John. This is what you connect to, and this is why you’re with him until the end.
“A final gift from my wife” and Viggo’s face going from “Just a car and just a dog” to “he didn’t give a shit about the car… JOSEF!” Is just, perfection
This is the best scene in the series where we actually see John express emotion
thats one thing that i really wanted from john wick 4, that we haven't really got from the other movies. this is honestly one of my favorite scenes in the whole franchise.
I feel as the series went on he became more cold and ruthless becoming the thing he once retired from.
@@BlgmilkThe Baba Yaga in him awakened the moment that piece of sht killed the dog , at least he still can be reasoned with if you surrender and do not fight back.
@@AverageAmerican_ imagine falling for this
The way Keanu talks in this scene, he has the perfect voice for a version of batman
I think he voiced Batman in the Superpets movie
@@DJIFridays he did
@@DJIFridays Awesome. Will. check it out !
And that man is now Shadow the Hedgehog
What I love about John Wick is that what the movie is really about is respect. John didn't kill Iosef. It was his fragile ego and pettiness that did him in.
Legit chills when he said "So you can either hand over your son, OR YOU CAN DIE SCREAMING ALONGSIDE HIM!"🥶😱
Doesn't seem to really raise his voice much, if he speaks at all. If you get him screaming, you are in a shit situation.
I knew from pretty early on they weren’t going to kill off Viggo (Michael Nyqvist). He’s just too good.
@John Techwriter He really was, I think I like Viggo the most out of all the "antagonists." He's so quotable
Douche chills maybe
Yeah. It only took 54 takes and Keanu suffering laryngitis.
Can we all just appreciate that he killed everyone in the first movie without a bullet proof tux.
Can we also appreciate the fact that that is a thing that exists. A company makes them and a youtube channel did as well. It does help explain why melee weapons are so commonplace even in situations where a gun would normally be better, *but* it also starts begging the question, "why even bother having guns?"
I kinda miss the more grounded nature of the world in the first movie compared to 2-4
He had a vest, didn’t he before moving on to ballistic weave for his new suits?
@@acgearsandarms1343 I don't remember if he had a vest, but even then it wasn't for *all* of the movie.
@@InfernosReaper true. the more grounded fights in the 1st one is what gave the franchise it's signature but sadly one they couldn't pull off until the end. not once did John look like a regular action movie character that didn't need to aim or reload. everything felt just like that that person is the best at what he did due to talent, experience, and years and years of practice.
@@alpineassault and it escalating a bit in the 2nd wasn't too crazy, until the silencer shootout.
the added touch of John using his body/shoulder while jumping off of the SUV is SUCH a nice touch, as it shows how much tactical training goes into this series. That maneuver is so he never takes his hands off the shooting position. Remarkable series of movies all around, they did right by the franchise
"Or you can die SCREAMING ALONGSIDE HIM" gives me chills every damm time
This is why John wick became a hit series, the dog death made us relate to him more than just being a killer
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I love Wick’s confidence of threatening while literally tied up in a chair.
yeah I was thinking the same thing, I think he believe that this is still not the end for him and very confident that he will get away with it even if he's currently tied up
@@IvanRayBalais Is it possible he knew that Marcus was out there covering his back? I can't remember the scene setup off the top of my head.
@@SternwallJerkson yeah that's how confident he is
Can't imagine anybody else doing that part but Keanu Reeves! Amazing!
John's true strength isn't his ability to assassinate but his ability to make close, loyal friends and earning the respect of his peers. John never gets through a movie alone and always has friends who will help him.
Everyone that helped him was probably saved or helped or given assistance or backup in some kind of way by him but in such a huge way they’d help him even when he’s excommunicado
the best part of these movies is the subtle details they put in. the way he gets down from the hood of the car, not to take his hands off the gun. so good.
I've always thought of Marcus as the kind of person who never really liked killing. Contrarily, I think he actually empathized closely with Wick when he left the business. I get the sense he was looking for a way out himself, but there was always his reputation to protect.
I love this, justice for the beautiful innocent doggo.
Shadow in sonic 3 be like after he’s on Sonic’s side:
Crazy how this is the most emotion we see from him in the saga
probably because this was him at his most emotional, he was angry and spiteful, ready to tear off your head and shit down your neck. the subsequent movies he doesnt need to do that because its him playing to survive. the first movie was him being emotional over his wife, the rest of the movies it was the villain who was being emotional.
I love this scene because, as badass as he was, if it wasn't for Defoe's character, that would've been the end of John Wick. It showed him being vulnerable and weakened his plot armor some. I haven't seen 3 or 4 yet, but I felt this was missing in 2, where it just felt like he was largely always going to be on top eventually in any situation.
Oh man you’re gonna hate 4 😂😂
@@nickwilson2274 I don't mind him being an unstoppable killing machine, I still enjoyed 2 and without this kind of thing it's ok. The series has to evolve or at least lean into what makes it popular if it wants to survive. I just liked this in the first movie, where it was really left up to good personal relations that saved him over just his skill.
@@slackolantern the personal relations bit is still very important, honestly it’s a huuuge part of 4 so you might enjoy it.
@@nickwilson2274 Although to be fair in the first movie he’s blinded by rage and super rusty. By the 4th movie he’s had months maybe years of recovery, training and a lot of time to reflect/learn.
It makes more sense in the 4th film that he’s pretty back to be being near unkillable although he did take a couple of pretty major/lethal blows that probably should’ve crippled at best but he kind of just walked away from it
@@Jorora I kind of agree with you. In the 1st, you can see John shooting his way to Iosef out of pure anger. In the following movies, John has become more annoyed and cautious with assassinating. You can tell he doesn’t enjoy it. In his mind between 2-4, he’s like “All I want to do is go back to retirement.”
It's this scene that makes the first john wick my favorite. You never see john emote like this in any of the other films.
The thing I love most about the first movie is that it shows John as a consummate professional in his field - but it also shows most of the enemies as professionals as well, not bumbling buffoons. It really helps to showcase just how much better John Wick is than everyone else.
Keanu is such a light, and he clearly holds back so much darkness. His acting gets a lot of flack, but he lets that shit fly in that dialogue with Viggo
It has to do with his father. Keanu is cold, deep down, I'm betting. He didn't go to see his father on his death bed.
Keanu is an actor, he's human just like anyone else. This idolization and deification of actors is fucking weird.
He's not the only one going through whatever he went through. There are millions of people going through that don't have the career and money he's got.
@@mechanomics2649 You must be fun at parties. "Lots of people throw parties, what's so special about this one?"
@@mechanomics2649 Nothing, man. We are just enjoying THIS one.
I’ve only watched Keanu in these movies and Toy Story 4, so it’s a strange thing. In Toy Story 4, his character is different from his usual roles and it shows he does have range and charisma, and it shows he can play other things besides brooding action hero, but in John Wick, he sounds like he has zero charisma and zero chemistry with anyone. It’s possible it’s because John is antisocial because I found something similar in Daredevil because in that show, Kingpin is portrayed as being autistic, that’s why he has no chemistry or charisma.
Having received a puppy upon my ex's passing of cancer in 2010, the John Wick 1 movie hit home with me. Pet parents will understand.
Protect that puppy at all cost. Otherwise this movie could become a documentary.
Watch the third one. I'm sorry for your loss.
I lost the first 2 dogs in my life. First one died almost at 10 on my birthday in 2009. Second I had to put to sleep on Halloween, 2021. Cried so much I threw up. 3rd dog is thankfully a little overa year and change, and barking at something near my front door atm.
I am so sorry for your loss
@@JnEricsonxI am so sorry for your loss
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I really wish John had more dialogue like this in the later movies. More story in general would also be nice, the fourth movie was amazing and action packed, but it was so action packed that after a bit you start to get a little fatigued with it.
Yeah, don't get me wrong, it was fun, but it kinda felt like one or of those scenes could have been cut or reduced in length a bit.
Hell, you could cut down the going to kill that huge dude scene to them dropping off Wick and him delivering proof of death and the movie would nothing
The less line Keanu has the better. Especially since he's literally surrounded by Oscar winning and nominated actors later it just is very apparent his lack of acting ability. He's best utalized in limited lines. Plus his character is more about action than talking.
@@FFmaxxx Yeah, but I don't think most people watching John Wick would mind if Keanu had more lines, especially when he had many more lines in the first movie and nobody seemed to care. Besides, if he gets more lines of dialogue that gives other Oscar winning and nominated actors more time to show off their acting capabilities while playing off of his character.
I always thought Viggo said "oh God" cause of how petty he thought John was being. Now I realize he said that because now he truly knows just how much his son ROYALLY fucked up.
The captions is "oh come on" which makes more sense. Hard to tell.
The NY Times posted a short article on how, for a gruff, taciturn, and exceedingly dangerous guy, John Wick sure has a lot of true friends, friends willing to go to the mat for him.
But here is, I think, the point: JW is something that his whole world of weirdly formal bad men admires and aspires to, but rarely achieves: both the badass to end all badasses, and a genuine man of honor. And the honor is what counts. He's what every one of them would be if they could, if they had the strength of character to live their convictions.
I Agree
bahahah I love how you phrased these guys as "weirdly formal men"
"Strength of character" sure buddy. The only one keeping anyone else from having that strength are the writers.
You'd be surprised how many REAL and LOYAL connections you make in the war game. Most people who have deployed to a warzone have a few people they may not interact with regularly, but would turn you inside out for.
Don’t forget, the series was inspired by Marvel, a two-dimensional comic world where contradictions are tolerated if not encouraged. A character as likable as John Wick could not temperamentally bring himself to kill strangers in cold blood for pay. But what we see in the movie is cartoon killing, rapid-fire, eliminating only baddie cartoon characters. Audiences can enjoy the nice guy/assassin contradiction in character because they see that John kills only bad people.
One of my favorite lines is “they know you’re coming” “of course… but it won’t matter.”
That hand over your son or die screaming alongside him sent chills down my spine
THIS is the John Wick I wanted in the rest of the franchise
Having seen them all now... I can say with certainty that I really wish they'd have done the last couple movies like this one... Grounded, gritty, realistic, low budget badassery!
I know. Man I know. I loved 3. But it was more for the worldbuilding, and I liked the fights because of just the beauty of the marshal arts.
4 gets damn cheesy.
@Karl with a K We all know this. It's called suspension of disbelief. Nobody watches these movies looking for realistic fights and shootouts.
@@EdgarLeon-tq3uj Eh, yeah they actually do. John Wick was put on its pedestal BECAUSE it followed accurate shooting procedure and martial arts.
That speech alone from John Wick made me love this movie even more.
A lot of people say they saw more emotion from John during this one movie well it was because he lost his wife and the dog which was her final gift to him you hear it from the bartender that he seemed vulnerable was because John was never vulnerable he was a ruthless killer and as we saw in the sequels he had become that killer again
this is what I love about the first movie, John was an extremeful skill assassin, but human nevertheless. Dafoe character saved his life more than once. The new parabellum was like a videogame, they guy gor shot, thrown down into a building, ran over cars etc and he always came back. Dunno, they look like different movies at this point.
Bruh 4 is almost Umcharted by this point.
@@k_tess that's a bloody shame, it became a parody, like the fast and furious franchise. the first 2, even the 3rd were brainless but at least based on reality.
My thoughts after watching JW4. Enjoyable but the zaniness is cranked up for each subsequent movie. In the 1st and 2nd movies, him being shot and beaten up left him battered, bruised and bloody, now there's barely a scratch after fight scenes. Yeah, there's some suspension of disbelief for these movies, but the first couple ones had a decent semblance of believability. Now, magic bulletproof forcefield jackets, falling off buildings constantly, blind assassins, etc are the norm.
@@jacobross2895 The Arc D' Triumph scene just lasts too long.
In 3 he has to go to Doctor after being shot. Like it's a whole ordeal. In this he's just swimming in bullets.
@@k_tess I winced when I heard a reviewer who loved the fourth movie make the video game analogy, since that's how I felt all the way back at 2. In the first, they reference his final job where he apparently killed like 30 guys and it made him mysterious and scary, now he kills that many in a single scene. Nuance gone. They reference how he killed somebody with a pencil, so of course they have to SHOW him kill a guy with a pencil in the sequel. It's pretty vapid once you look past how impressive the stunts are.
I find it so amusing that even though john is tied to a chair, and one would naturally assume that he's in a weaker position, when he shows his rage viggo is still taken aback. fascinating.
You don't fuck with Neo and the Green Goblin
I absolutely love the John Wick franchise. I always hated when anyone told him it was just a dog as a dog parent myself. His anger had nothing at all to do with the Mustang, that was just a possession that can be replaced but Daisy was a precious gift from his wife so that he wouldn't have to suffer alone in his grief from her loss.
“Cool it, cool it,cool it,cool it” hilarious every time
*bang*
"..shit!"
😂😂😂😂
I like how Viggo acts like he has better things to do than deal with an upset assassin, knowing the repercussions.
I love that near the end of John's rant he breaks all composure, like the Baba Yaga is really coming out.
Everyone's talking about the acting, but no one is talking about the choreography of the fight that made it look so fucking natural, not some rehearsed fight in a controlled environment.
Viggo still my favourite character from the franchise. RIP Mikael Nyqvist.
In hindsight their mistake was not just shooting him on the spot lol
lol exactly you know…who his man is smh
The second henchman gave a really good performance. His panic reaction when the lock is on his neck made me wonder if he was really accidentally being strangled.
Like my grandpa used to say. "No matter how bad things seem, you can always count on Willam Dafoe."
And just think, this all started with An Excellent Adventure.
Someone wasn't excellent to the wrong guy....
Yeah, the best gift from his dying wife was that dog she picked for him. She knew the life he used to lead and having another to love, to focus on would help him. I would be pissed off too if my dying wife did the same thing. No words can describe the unconditional love a pet can have towards their human person.
Yep and to have that ripped away with such apathy and cold-heartedness just really makes you empathize with John. I know if my dog was killed like that I'd go on a revenge spree too
People who think Keanu Reeves can't act definitely need to watch this clip. He really sets the tone of the John Wick character here.
Gotta love Dafoe~ he's selective w/ hollyweird movie rolls, a code talker of sorts coming from his nyc roots of experimental theatre. What a Gem Dafoe 💖
So sad that the John Wick movies have come to an end!! I loved the action!! 😢😭
There's the spinoff Ballerina to look forward to, set between Wick 3 and 4. Reeves is reprising his role there.
Prove it, redman! John wick 4 is coming and maybe a 5th Movie!
COOL IT COOL IT COOL IT COOL IT COOL IT Best line of the movie! 🤣🤣
Crime boss turned to scared bullied schoolyard kid in seconds lol
One of my favorite scenes of him talking
The face viggo makes when he says "baba yaga" is so good
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Love that Wick uses mainly judo/BJJ!! 1:40 🔥🔥
In my opinion this film is The Best of the bunch.
Keanu Reevs performs terrific. Great actor and big, big human being.
John Wick, dog owner extraordinaire!. 😊❤
Keanu’s acting was actually pretty good in this scene…
Keanu may not be a great actor all around, but he's great at a very specific range, and John Wick is the exact pinnacle of that range.
i guess you never seen " The Lake House " ?
if not , go watch it .
my opinion is that he IS a great actor all around .
btw . . . love your nic .
He goes excelent on the trope of ''the silent stoic hero'', probably John Wick revived his carreer in big movies that becomes mega-franchises, wich is awesome and I hope he gets more work because more Keanu it's a great thing.
@@pappy451 Eh, I think he's terrible in The Lake House. The scene where he sneezes was unintentionally hilarious. He fits the action hero type characters better and surprisingly fine villain in "The Gift" (2000).
He's not a very good actor but he sure as hell can make very good and entertaining movies.
His older stuff is Oscar nominated even, he’s pretty much just doing side quests now n
The car was also a gift from Helen which is why he values it so much
In the words from one villain named Tuco "When you are going to shoot, shoot don't talk" applies here but hey, the movies has to happen.
Keanu Reeves embodies all of us; if anything were to happen to our dogs.
Amen 🐾❤️
That's why they will always be considered man's best friend 💓😊
Its become a cliche that the bad guy leaves while the good guy gets killed (and of course it goes wrong). In this movie it works. You can feel that Viggo has a little guilt in him that his son screwed up and set this in motion. Viggo feels badly so he doesn't want to see John die.
Love this scene! This scene is one of the Greatest cinematic scene in a movie of All time! The raw emotions! Keanu is a wonderful actor! ❤️
I'm going to rewatch all three of these now thanks to this video! Gonna try to get to the theater for the 4th.
"Give me your son." Now THAT'S a line fit for The Boogeyman.
They need to eventually do a prequel trilogy explaining Viggo and John's rise to power and ending with the 'impossible task" that wins John his freedom.
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One of the best moments of cinema. . . 😍😍😍😍😍😍
I love everything about Keanu ❤️ not only he one of the greatest but he so
Humbled too . By supporting him you know those money are going to good use ❤️
What a beautiful dance to let Daniel Bernhardt go out to. He's been a great stuntman for many years, played one of the agents in 2nd and 3rd Matrix movies.
I see people saying that John feels vulnerable in this scene, but I feel the opposite. John is terrifying here. He demands Viggo give him his son like he really is Baba Yaga from some dark Slavic fairytale. He's literally tied to a chair but he makes everyone there uncomfortable anyway.
One of the best dialogue delivery I have seen.
My favorite scene... John summed it all up for us...The reason for all of it... This monologue was delivered perfectly 👏🏽👏🏽
Que buena escena, realmente para realizar todo ese despliegue físico es algo más allá de la simple actuación 🎭Keanu uno de los mejores actores de acción del momento con diferencia 👌
The most memorable line, " I'm back". The movie that brought back Keanu Reeves' career and gave action movies a whole new level
This is like bottom of the barrel as action movies go. Passable/watchable maybe, but only that, haha.
@@majorpwner241 There's always one guy...
@@majorpwner241 you trippin
Amazimg acting. Keane Reeves is superb
My all time favorite John Wick movie.
Ah yes, when the movies were more than. Just 20 minute long unbelievable fight scenes that dragged on way too long. And I nearly forgot John knew how to say more than 3 words.
0:09 😂😂😂
Always loved how Viggo goes from mocking John to "cool it cool it cool it cool it"
I love how in this scene compare to the rest of the movie and the franchise he is extremely expressive, contrasting with his personality trougth the rest of the movie