I was not prepared for *JOHN WICK*
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Daisy was played by Andy.
Andy was chosen because of how brain meltingly adorable he was. The directors went after the most adorable dog they could find and insisted killing Daisy was necessary to the story, fighting producers who were against killing the dog. The producers fought it all the way to testing and finally gave in to allowing the killing to remain in the film when they saw the way the test audiences reacted. The directors knew what they were doing, that it would allow the average person to set aside guilt over what John would do for the rest of the film. It would help the audience empathize and cheer rather than feel more conflicted over the titular character.
Andy got to walk on a few red carpets with the rest of the stars and apparently gave out some paw-tographs to some very eager fans.
Even though it was just acting, the actor who (pretend) killed Andy really struggled with it. Every time they had a cut, he picked up Andy and held him.
Andy had his time in the spotlight as a youngster, got to come visit Keanu and friends on the set of the Third film, and is now apparently happily in retirement.
Not long after his stardom in the first John Wick film, Andy found his forever home and was renamed 'Wick' by the children of the forever family who adopted him.
😭😍
@@thishandleisntavailable861 I don't know of a specific page/article that lists all of the information together. I got the information from various articles over time. You should be able to find it all with some searches.
The choice of Andy as the dog was from a USA Today interview where the directors themselves spoke about it.
Plenty of pictures of Andy on the red carpet if you do a quick search.
There are multiple cast/crew interviews where they talk about the actor having a tough time with the killing scene.
I don't remember where it was published, but the information about Andy being adopted was from Andy's trainer. The trainer personally knew the adopting family.
To be fair, they didnt put the dog in front of him, it dragged itself over to him with its last bit of strength while he was passed out... which is much sadder
Man I didn't know this until now...that hurts a lot
Would be super fucked up to heart this comment but it's true.
@@eXpriest please don’t heart it😢
It didnt look like that for me.
@@arno_nuehm_1
The blood trace is seen on the floor.
Also, his growling of, "But now, yeah! I'm thinkin' I'm back!!" is one of the most badass Keanu moments ever put to screen.
Without Marcus he would be dead, so that undermines the scene for me.
@@Matej_Sojka But Marcus wouldn't have been watching out for him if John wasn't the kind of person that he was.
I knew it reached a bigger platform when famous EDM DJ's used those lines in his intro before beginning his session at the major edm concerts some years ago.
@@Matej_Sojka I'm thinking that it was more than professional courtesy between Marcus and John. I'm thinking that it was personal. There's a brilliant backstory there that may come in a later installment (perhaps in JW4). Willem Dafoe is so awesome.
I’ve seen this movie and it only just now stuck with me the final scene when you had asked how John knew there was a kennel there. John knew where it was because in the next shot, he’s where his wife collapsed at the beginning of the movie. They would have had to walk past the shelter, and (myself theorizing) that may also be where she bought the dog for him.
And the end scene where he stabs himself in order to break Viggo's arm... he already had a stitched up wound there, so he wasn't really doing much additional damage. He merely re-opened the existing wound, then stapled it up a few minutes later. Small detail, but it shows his skill in quickly assessing damage versus reward and doing what needed to be done to win the fight quickly.
Exactly. The way he was stabbed you can see him controlling the entry point. He was also on pain killers from the doc to boot. In the scene where Perkins hits him in the wound he was prolly still feeling the effects of the local as well.
@@Mr.Ekshin it's a cool scene but also massively idiotic.
Then that's even more brilliant, because the movie/story came full circle.
@@crankfastle8138 - If it were you, you'd have aimed it at your head... where it wouldn't damage anything critical.
I remember being sold on this movie like this: "You like dogs, right?" "Yes, of course..." "You want to see Keanu kill tf out of everybody?" "... YES, OF COURSE."
Who ever said that too you is a horrible person
lmao, i was just told by my friend to watch it 2 days before part 3 , telling me to watch this and part 2 back to back to have part 3 next on the theatre
@@a.mseymour180 at some point you forgot to delete this horribel reply, but it's not too late.
Hehe...
This movie is made by stunt folk... and as far as I've heard, the actors they've cameo'd were all actors who were like "oh hell the stunt crew? They make ME look good, I wish t'hell I could do a tenth of what dey do" (and in many cases devoted part of their own salaries to them) over the years.
So these guys (and gals but mostly guys) get together and say "we want some of the old school action movie stuff, today. We're all painted out, or replaced with CGI, and yet we STILL take the hits on the day and get less and less respect. We're people of focus, of commitment!"
They made John Wick. A mortal god, a normal man with aimbot, a man who doesn't take anyone's shit because he's got so many No. 2s that he kills people with them. He's a reflection of them. It's also part of why incoming vehicles aren't part of his jutsu, his peripheral only sees fists and bullets.
Jokes aside, most stuntmen are de facto martial artists of great skill, and their very job demands they endure pain. Like John, they get beat to pieces and get up repeatedly to finish the job.
So these people, these hard ass crazy people, create this character and world that's a very respectful salute to their profession and the actors who have respected them...
...they take this man John, and go...
"...so how do we ACTUALLY hurt this man?"
They take away the only woman he has ever loved and has loved him, and the last gift she left for him in an attempt to save his soul.
So the next time you wonder what real men are?
They're the folk who love their family and their f*cking beagle puppies, and they WILL kill for both.
@@wren7195
Someone has a hard on for stunt people 😂😂😂
The look on John's face at the car outside the continental is actual suprise. The director had them bring Keanu's car in for the scene
"Over sixty pounds." He was telling him how many guards there are.
27 kilograms. (so, 27 and not 60). But yes.
@@QuayNemSorr It's because the subtitles listed it in standard even though the guard actually says 27 kg. You can see the subtitles in that scene, if you don't blink.
Francis actually says 20 kilograms in Russian.
The reason they emphasize how much "weight" the guard lost is because they aren't talking about weight. He's telling John how many guards are inside
Bs. Nash made that up.
@@willdallas53 who the fuck is Nash?
Also call bs all you want, that's actually the reason
@@criseist9786 Kevin Nash is the name of the actor/retired professional wrestler that played said guard.
@@DrLipkin Kevin Nash was also in The Punisher with Thomas Jane
He played a character called "The Russian." In one scene, a stunt went wrong and Thomas legit stabbed him with a dull knife.
Kevin Nash, being a wrestler, no-sold it. Then pulled out the knife (which was dumb, you should let medical staff do it) and stitched himself up with super glue.
That's the scene they used in the final film and you can see the look on Jane's face of horror of what he just did, but it works as it plays as shock on Frank Castle's face of "Oh, this guy isn't going to go down."
@@willdallas53 If you make the conversion of kg to lbs he would've lost 132lbs. That's a lot of weight to have lost and still look the way he did and is less believable than if he was informing John of how many guards are inside
Really hope you watch the sequels. It only gets better. Hard to find anyone in Hollywood more grounded and awesome than Reeves. I met him, very briefly, at a 2-gun event while he was training for JW2. Absolute class act of a human.
I met Keanu (and Lawrence Fishburne and Carrie Anne Moss) during the filming of The Matrix Reloaded. I was Security Supervisor for a warehouse, and they used half of it as a sound stage. Keanu wanted to give me one of the Aprilia motorcycles they used in a chase scene. A true gentleman, and a wonderful human being.
The John Wick house is out here on Long Island is in a very exclusive town called Mill Neck.. The runway he practices on is Republic Airport in Farmingdale, NY ..
The scene with Frances is also telling of how dangerous John Wick is. Frances is a mobsters body guard who happily leaves his post when faced with John. He's more worried about John than the lethal response he would likely get from his boss.
In the final fight with Viggo, when John lets himself get stabbed, he specifically guides the blade into his wound from earlier, so it doesn't do too much damage while giving him that advantage
The puppy was probably one of the best character motivations I have seen in a long time.
So, so many people shot in the face over that poor puppy. And I am all for it.
Same, I'd kill the world for my dog. I get it.
The color of the font represents the feelings of the character, red (anger), blue (calm)
When John said the guard looked like he lost weight, he was giving the guard an out by giving him a method of indirectly helping John. The guard TOOK the out and said he lost SIXTY pounds, thus telling John that there was Sixty guards working tonight. John couldn't just come out and ask the question because the rules prevent the guard from outright helping someone like John no matter what the circumstance is but this roundabout method gives the guard deniability. As a thank you and a professional courtesy, John lets the guard go and tells him to clock out early. Its just another great example of the subtle world building at work in this film.
They didn’t put Daisy there. Daisy crawled to die by the side of John Wick. That is why there’s a blood trail. It’s only a pup, they wouldn’t have dragged it.
When they were talking about the car at the beginning and John Wick said that it wasn’t for sale, the guy who said “have a good day sir” is Wesley from Season 1 of Daredevil
It wasn't about the dog. It was the fact he couldn't get vengeance for the disease that killed his wife. In the beginning, you can see he doesn't know how to handle her death. It why he goes into the airport to scream and do donuts. The act of killing the dog and stealing his car gave him an outlet.
John wanted him to be afraid, the first time he see's him he could have killed him but instead of fear the son was in shock. Later in the movie he just wants him dead. His bloodlust is sated a bit, until they kill his friend.
Also a dinner reservation is code for body disposal. Remember in the begining he called for a dinner party for 12 I think
Francis talking about losing weight is him telling John how many Guards there are , he gives John information and John let's him live because he did so and also didn't fight back.
Fun fact: This film’s opening breaks every screenwriting rule in the book. Starts with a flash forward that’s starts at the end of the third act, flashes back to the MC waking up in bed and hitting their alarm, shows the monotonous morning routine, etc.
The craziest part is that it FUCKING. WORKS.
God I love this movie.
I'm confused. Why do you say it "breaks every screenwriting rule." One rule is to grab your audience's attention with something exciting at the start, and one way this is done if the first events (chronologically) aren't exciting enough is with a flash forward. (Another rule followed is to get your audience to root for your protagonist early by, for example, having him "save the cat" -- or, in this case, by having an antagonist kill his puppy.)
Breaking bad and better call Saul do this all the time
Flash-forwards have been used to great effect in a number of great movies and tv shows. Flashbacks, on the other hand, are usually considered a little bit hacky because they've been super overused and used poorly, and that's why beginning screenwriters are often warned against using them. The "showing the morning routine" issue I've never heard though I can imagine some screenwriting teacher might consider it cliche... BUT, like anything else, there are no hard and fast rules to screenwriting or storytelling. You do what's right for the story you're telling, period. If you know how to use flash-forwards or flashbacks properly and not as a crutch, there's nothing wrong with using them. If the morning routine is drawing a contrast between the action scenes around it and adding dimensionality to your character and/or world, it serves a purpose.
Not sure where your "screenwriting rules" are coming from but any great writer will tell you that rules are there to be broken... as long as you're breaking them for a purpose and not simply because that's what other movies do or because you can't come up with a better way to communicate exposition. The "rules" are for beginners. Pros know when and why to break them.
@@johnplaysgames3120 I’m using “rules” loosely. I’m not at all saying these things can’t happen in good films. They were things I was taught in a screenwriting class from Richard Hatem.
The cops aren’t working with John wick they just know better😂😂
My man Dafoe literally fired that shot to wake up John and ruin the Perkins's ambush.
The whole John Wick world is really sort of like the Vampire/Lycan world in "Underworld," or the "Wizarding World" of Harry Potter. It's there, it's organized, it has it's own laws, resources and the outside world doesn't know about it, or, if it does, like when the policeman showed up about the "noise complaint," as long as that secret society operates only on its own level and does not trespass on the "real world," they don't interfere. (It would really make a wonderful role playing game.)
"Jesus, the body count in this movie is insane"
"They killed his puppy."
"Oh... well F#%k those guys then."
The heavy who knocked John down twice is Daniel Bernhardt. Terrific stunt work. He was also in Atomic Blonde and a particularly violent episode of Barry. Usually plays the boss fight type
Perkins (aka Adrienne Palecki) was supposed to be Wonder Woman but instead she was Mockingbird on Marvel: Agents of SHIELD
had to pause before the movie even started... when you were talking about knowing about a dog dying, then saying "if we dwell on it at all...". I couldn't help but get a laugh already knowing the entire thing was about Wick being angry his dog was killed :)
In the final fight John stabbed himself on purpose to give himself leverage to get the knife, while minimizing damage by stabbing himself in a place he was already wounded earlier in the film.
17:59 the 60 pounds is Francis telling John how many guards are waiting for him inside the club.
glad to see someone watching this film and just unironically loves how cool literally everything in this setting and movie is.
John Wick is what I lovingly call a worldbuilding sinkhole because you go in thinking that John is just a former hitman for the Russian mob. Slowly the world gets deeper, to the point where the third movie establishes that the organization running the assassins has been around for possibly thousands of years. It's great.
I want to take a moment to compliment the editing in this. The dog going out the window, the puppy becoming a gravestone to censor your words. 10 out of 10
Just for some insight. John Wick is involved an assassin world that operate completely separate from society. Even when in fights in public they never injure a civilian. The police and law enforcement never get involved. The assassins even have their own currency in the gold coins. Really cool dynamic that makes John Wick an excellent series
I’m actually fairly certain that John could have claimed self-defense on those guys who broke into his house.
In some countries that would be true. In Ireland for example if someone breaks into your home and you kill them whilst defending yourself you can get away with it. 12 bodies however might be a tad different lol
as soon as the guys left the house and John went after them, it stopped being self defence
@@ASavageEye thats the case in almost all countries
@@Abdullah-wi1iy Not really. In Ireland that law has only been in existance for less than 10yrs. A LOT of countries dont have such thinking and if you kill an intruder you will still face murder charges.
Perhaps he could have. Questions would then be asked about how he was able to overcome 10 or 12 trained assassins. "Where did you come by these skills Mr Wick?" "Dunno, I watch lotsa movies I spose". John would have his life unraveled, and he would get sent away.
18:40 she shouts so loud omg SO EXICTED BECAUSE HE SAID YES
The dog was the last thing his wife gave John. The sentimental value of this spoke to how much his wife meant to him. Someone took the last thing his wife gave him which enraged him because the puppy was the last vestige John had of the love of his life.
I think this is supposed to be a parody/homage of action films (at least that's what I heard), that's why it has so many tropes of the genre and some things are so convenient for the plot or predictable, it is intentional.
What is great is they left behind the typical antagonist that the protagonist fears thru the film and overcomes that fear at the end. Instead they gave us a protagonist that every one including the meanest antagonist fear right from the start.
Fun fact, the security guard in the truck at the gate at 8:21 is reading Shibumi by Trevanian.
Important thing to keep in mind... It started with the dog, but Vigo took it past that when he sent men to John's house to kill him. Then it became about more than just the dog.
The producer is an ancient stunt of Keanu for Matrix and many characters from the Trilogy were there (Agent Smith 2.0 , Keymaker, Neo)
That’s the difference between a woman saying I went through a whole box of tissues watching a movie & a man saying the same thing! 🤣
Not sure if anyone has mentioned. When Francis says he's lost over 60 pounds he's letting John know there is over 60 body guards.
"I know the dog dies..." later "oh is she delivering a cat or a pupp-... OH THE DOG, NOOOOOO" lmfao that was such a perfect brain fart to sudden realization.
I think cop scene is pure gold, the cops probably know him well and know hes retired and is quite a pleasant and nice guy, so theyre just like "whatever youre dealing with its probably best if we just keep out of it" lol
"Francis deserves to live"
Deadpool: "Are you sure about that?"
I think in part the thing with the cops is...
...they know they'd be more screwed than the professional assassins if they tried to stop John.
I love that the only complaint is "They didn't rip out my beating heart and show it to me."
This is a great series of films. Top notch all the way.
I love the scene with John Leguizamo. His reaction says everything about John Wick. The fact that a man this unafraid of guns would lose his shit at the thought of crossing John Wick was scary as hell.
Although Aurelio did warn Viggo by slapping Iosef 🤔.
7:48 I laughed more than I should have lmfao
Fun fact: The trail of blood behind Daisy is Daisy's blood. She was alive long enough to crawl towards John. Even though she probably knew she was gonna die, she didn't want to be alone.
"Fun" fact...
Such a fun fact. I'm definitely not depressed now
The first time I watched this movie I laughed my a** out. Here is the reason. There was this 80's argentinian show, in a sketch in which an mediocre actor was in a reception room waiting to sell an idea for a movie. Episode after episode there was changing the details of it. There was a man in his home/in a picnic/traveling etc with his whole family. Then appears a bunch of "Hell Angels" on their bikes. Then they tie up the man, rape his wife, his teenager daughter, sometimes his mother, others his little son. He stands stoically until they kill the dog or sometimes they scratch the tango vinil that was being played. Or he just snapped when one of the guys put a finger inside his birthday cake. Then he can get untied and became a vindicating Charles Bronson killing them all, sometimes pursue them a whole year, five years. Tie them up, and rip a pocket of the boss' jacket, scratchs the vinil they were playing. Or wait to the boss' birthday to get even with his cake. All these came to my mind at once.
Just FYI, I believe when Wick asked about the weight loss, he was actually asking in code how many people are inside. That's why he said 60 lbs.
The reason SIXTY was emphasized at the club was because he was telling John how many armed guards there were. This told john he was biddable so he wished francis a good night.
Daisy pushing up daisies now...
The third one was the best. The action was mind blowing
The first police officer scene at John's house may be the only scene that competes w Vigo's story just before. The officer who obviously can see the dead bodies just knows he is way out of his depth..ok I'll leave you be lol...it's just amazing writing and story telling.
The John wick franchise is just so good would love to see you watch the other movies
Francis didn't tell him how much weight he'd lost. He told Wick how many guards were inside.
"Dinner Reservation" is code for calling in the Clean Up Crew. Remember how John phoned from his place to make a "Dinner Reservation for 12" then Charlie & his team turned up?
Someones probably said it already but when the large bouncer emphasized he lost sixtey pounds he was warning john wick how many people were inside and thats why john ket him live
I like your kind empathetic heart. You have the wonderful talent of feeling the story while still providing good cinematic observations.
I really hope you get to react to the other 2 movies. I really think they get better everytime!
09:30 Oh. It is SO much worse than that. Daisy crawled over to John to die by his side. 😢 UGH! It still hits me in the feels to this day.
Yeah, the dog death was pretty much spoiled for everyone because it was the main plot point in the movie preview, and I totally get the liking animals more than people. People are horrible, animals are much better than us. ^_^ I frik'n love this movie so much.
Watch 2 and 3 too !! They're awesome
Took me about 20 mins to realize the RIP Daisy, love it!
It's because gold and silver are the only real decentralized currency, and it's value can only be controlled to an extent.
the weight thing was actually code for how many people were inside the building
A dinner reservation is a dead body. At the begging when he called the clean up crew he made dinner reservations for 12. Each body is 1 gold coin
The club fight is one of the best fighting scenes in so long the knife fight from the kings man is amazing too
One thing that helps set this this above most action movies is that they worked reloading the weapons into the action.
It wasn't revenge for the death of the dog that drove John Wick. It was the helplessness of losing his wife to something he couldn't fight. By killing the dog his wife gave him, they redirected his anger and helplessness to something he could deal with.
Natalie, the puppy scene is even worse than you think. They didn't put the dog next to him. If you look at the marks on the floor, you can see the poor thing crawled all the way to him before it died :(
Nope. Dead already. Shoved with the side of the foot up to his face, so it would be the first thing he saw when he woke up. Dead dogs don't crawl very much.
@@deepermind4884 all evidence to the contrary.
I firmly believe that this movie raised the standard for action movies. Before John Wick, we had to watch movies that had shaky cam and multiple cuts and angles for one scene. Then John Wick came in and had long, fluid, highly choreographed fight scenes that you can actually follow. On top of that, Keanu spent months in training to properly handle and manipulate all the firearms used and combining that with his martial arts training to make "gun-fu". I truly believe these movies changed the action movie genre for the better and set a much higher standard for them. So good.
The Raid walked so John Wick could run.
Seeing you cry like this... i know i'm probably going to see you really REALLY enjoy every remaining second of this movie lol. can't wait.
Daizy crawled to him in its dying breath
If you have yet to see "Taken" I recommend putting it on your to watch list.
“Oh”
Best line in the movie 🎥
I thought the same thing as you Natalie, about the dog. But it wasn't really about the dog. It was the principal of the thing, he didn't go on a murder spree over a dog, but the fact that they killed his dog over a car, and that it was a living gift from his dead wife, whom he gave everything up for, he loved her more than anything.
Also I'm a big fan of Lance Reddick, and of course, Keanu Reeves, and of course, Ian McShane. Both Lance Reddick and Ian McShane were on American Horror Story, fun fact. Lance Reddick was Papa Legba, and Ian McShane was the killer santa on AHS: Asylum. But if you need a very good good series to add to the list of show to watch, I would suggest, Fringe, and AHS, if you haven't already watched it. I haven't watched American Gods yet, but it's on my list. I just got around to watching GOT, so I don't rush into anything.
A ‘dinner reservation’ was another term for the cleaning crew pretty much.
Maybe it's just me but the final scene walking away with the dog looked Like the same place his wife Helen collapsed in his arms.
17:56 - "Why are we emphasizing how much weight he lost? Sixty - SIXTY - in bold yellow..."
Francis is discreetly telling Mr. Wick how many security are on staff tonight. He gets to take the night off in exchange for that information.
He didn't take the first shot on Yosef because the man he was holding down was moving so he had to shoot him, then that gun was out of ammo
Best line in the whole film. “Oh” when daddy finds out why sonny boy got punched in the face.
They didn't put Daisy right next to him, Daisy crawled to him and died.
They straight up introduced John Wick the way you normally introduce the terrifyingly powerful villain. And i LOVE jt
This has only been done in two movies I know of. This one and equalizer. Of course equalizer did it in a more low key way
If it makes you feel better, Nat, NO ONE was prepared for this movie when it came out.
Truth.
I definitely wasn't
Purely true. Like, it changed action movies fundamentally. Just look at all the movies that copies its style afterwards.
It probably changed the genre and the industry.
Yeah I thought it sounded dumb I'm not gonna lie 🤣
@Diego Santos It was directed by a career stuntman, which is why all of the actions scenes are just so... perfect!
It's honestly the little scenes for me that makes this such a badass movie, Like Charlie and his clean up crew, and the execution of Ms. Perkins for breaking the rules of the Continental. It really shows how deep this universe is.
Not to mention the interaction with Jimmy 😂
A lesser movie would've spoon-fed the audience and had a narrator explaining Aurelio's shop, the mob boss, the codewords, the coins, the clean up crew, and the continental instead of just letting the audience find out through character interactions. It's why I can't watch movies with people anymore because too many times has someone turned to ask me a question that's literally about to be answered if they'd just pay attention.
Keanu Reeves actually can shoot like that. He also can do his own fight scenes. He trains like a mad man for these movie.
On a human level he has seen plenty of tragedy. He is also an incredibly kind and generous man. He has more than earned my respect as a person and an actor. In that order.
He went through a lot of specialized tactical training for the movie.
Dogs can't defend themselves like people can.
Alfie Allen has really nailed the "sons who disappoint their fathers" roles.
Yeah, the poor fella seems to be unfortunately typecast into this sort of character. I just wanna see the kid play an HONEST character, that everyone likes, for once! lol
@@jacob4920 He was a pretty nice guy in Jojo rabbit!
Granted, he was also a Nazi. But let's not nitpick.
I've nailed that role in real life, too bad i can't get paid for it
@@theexiled3034 Same
He started early as a puppet. Check out the video for Lily Allen's song called Alfie lol
Daisy actually crawled to him (denoted by the blood trail) in her last moments to be next to him
He said 27 kilograms, which is the number of bodyguards inside.
The bouncer was played by Kevin Nash, a former pro-wrestler. During an interview he said the exchange between him and Wick was code, and Wick thanked him by giving him the night off, ie not killing him.
I highly doubt Daisy was able to crawl, that hit was instantly lethal. It looked more like they kicked the body to John, leaving the blood trail while sliding over the floor.
Yeah, that made them even more deserving for what they got. Anyone else thought 'headshot' on the guy playing the shooter game …?
@@ShinoNC I wonder if the scene with John stabbing the big russian guy in the shoulder was an homage to Nash's accident in "The Punisher"?
@@Stephanie-es7wv Yeah the translated subtitles notoriously ruined the scene
It's not every day when a film has a protagonist that is FEARED by the antagonists, and this is done so well. The whole John Wick trilogy is a must-see.
4th movie coming next year
@@w1975b I can`t wait any longer, I want to watch it
That's why I like this and the Equalizer so much.
@@marinebttlemechanic THIS. i love seeing the protagonist being feared for once, the only difference between the two is that on one hand John wick makes people shit their pants cause they know how much of a fuck up they did angering him.
On the other hand in the equalizer the protagonist isn't really known so they expect for him to be a fairly normal individual but as the movie progresses they realize how much they too did fuck up.
Not me really, I saw the first one, and it was great, but he was lucky in the first one, the guy that was supposed to kill him after the opportunity was presented turned out to be on his side, meaning if it was someone else, he should have been dead. So when the 2nd or 3rd came out, I really didn’t care that much, and the story is no longer there, he is just someone who goes on rampage killing people for nothing. Even the first story make no sense to me, a very rich kid wants to show he is a gangster by stealing someone’s car and killed a puppy? Like, which part of it makes him worth more as a gangster, you can hire a boost team to get the car whenever he is outside, or just boost another similar car, or buy the damn car from a collector. His father had more common sense to go for bigger impacts, his son goes to downgraded version. Like a king goes to conquer lands, while a prince goes to steal a stallion. Da-fuq?
The part where John asks Francis how much weight he lost was actually him asking Francis about the amount of guards protecting Iosef. 60 lb = 27 kg, meaning there was 27 guards
Um, no. He said he lost 60 kilograms, not pounds. 60 guards on duty.
@@TheManlyVIK the subtitle says 60lb, but listen to the dialogue. He actually says in Russian "27 kilogram"
@@mallenwho Ah you're right. I guess I remembered what he actually said, "kilograma" so I thought in my head he meant kilograms.
My bad.
No, he said 20 kg in Russian. They just did a horrid job of converting it. They could have said 45 lb in the subtitle and it would have been mostly accurate and not seemed out of place.
Natalie: "I get really scared with knives."
Me: "John Wick 3 is gonna be a treat for you." ;)
Thought the same 😂
Prop Guys: How many knives will we need for this movie?
Chad Stahelski: Yes.
@John Casamassa she would be scared of a pencil
@@anuragkshirsagar1589 a fuuuuking pencil
more like
Pencil: Am I a joke to you?
the reason why the action scenes are so well done is because the director is a long time hollywood stund co-ordinator! Great work throughout the series.
I love how this movie emphasizes reloading rather than having seemingly unlimited rounds. Weird detail that I enjoy
Reeves really works at that realism and his trainers say he could run the pro circuit.
Seriously. Those details are part of what makes this what it is. Along with the dedication and training that Keanu committed to. They didn't make him look good with camera angles, editing, and stunt men. He was just that good.
Oh. And the long takes during the action. No cuts, no breaks.
True!
Don't forget the bullet count, it's satisfyingly accurate
One of my personal favorite lines in this series: “I once saw him kill three men in a bar…with a pencil. With a F*CKING…PENCIL.” So badass and scary.
Show me greatest line of exposition, without any exposition!
He's the one you send to kill the boogy man!
@@Smido83 damn straight!
I call BS on that, just trying to hype him up. No way you could kill more than 2 men in a bar with a pencil...
@@chrissheppard2150 there will be a callback to this line in the second film.
Keanu's status as a legit action star was already solidified a long time ago. Speed, Point Break, The Matrix, Johnny Mnemonic, etc.
You couldn't blame anyone for thinking he had already peaked, then he goes and does this!
..uhhh..we don't talk about Johnny Mnemonic.
Hey, to make you and everyone feel a little bit better. The actor that killed the dog, for the rest of the filming day, he was cuddling the dog every chance he could because he felt so bad
And then he adopted the puppy too
He did? I didn't know, that's pretty cool actually!
Also the dog didn't really die. He's just a great actof8
@@babayaga96792 And the poop was cgi
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 It's the little things we'll never forget.
Re: the time with the dog. My opinion was that killing the dog quickly hurt John more, because John realizes that he was ROBBED of the opportunity to live with and love the dog. Daisy was his wife's LAST act of love toward him, and like John said, they "KILLED THAT FROM ME!" They robbed him of possibly 10 or so YEARS of that last gift. it would enrage me too.
Agree. She was also just a puppy and robbed of her full life but as you say John didn't get that time with her like his wife had wanted for him.
Not only living but it was also helping him cope and deal with the lost, not go back to what his previous live was.
@@AugustoEL its why i liked that he picked up another dog at the end of the movie., like he still tried to fill in the blank space by replacing it with another dog.(well that is just how i percieve it of course)
@@redsampler2017 oh yeah the poor dude does not want any shit, he just wanted to be left alone with his doggo, but shit had to happen.
@@AugustoEL yup the gasstation scene it reminds like that scene from high plains drifter th-cam.com/video/Q_iFpchZe20/w-d-xo.html , dude just went to a bar to get a beer and a bottle of whiskey and a peacefull hour to drink it in... but yeah they couldn,t let him be..💀
ive seen enough such situations and shit stirring people in my life.(yeah sure go poke the bear why don,t ya?)
and they all gonna meet someone someday that is the wrong person to be messing with, its like a universal law..