"he stole John Wick's car, sir, and killed his dog" ..."Oh." That one word just conveyed so much.

@jmwilliamsart

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Daddy can’t help him now.

That "Oh" will forever be one of the best written and best delivered lines in cinema history.

@Ichigojose

Жыл бұрын

So true that "Oh" will be the greatest line ever

@phobiaone306

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, there is sooooo much said with that one word, and how it was delivered!

@taraspikeyhelton

Жыл бұрын

That’s the “Oh” of “Shit…. We gonna die”

@rdmrdm2659

Жыл бұрын

Also the No words reply of ‘click’ on the phone by Wick. It was an awful lot of meaning put into no words.

@taraspikeyhelton

Жыл бұрын

@@rdmrdm2659 the most impactful statement is often silence

It's pretty genius how this movie is set up. The puppy scene is so horrible that within just a few minutes of the start of the movie the audience is fully supportive of any and all acts of violence John is about to commit. Enjoyed your reaction.

@johnbarraco5561

Жыл бұрын

Not since the first crow movie have I had rooted for vengeance 💯

The "I'll be seeing you John." at the end was them both agreeing that they'd see each other in Hell.

"...behind it 150%." That's why they wrote it that way. It instantly turns an ardent pacifist into a bloodthirsty supporter of anything Wick does in response.

@brucebieberly4166

Жыл бұрын

Once that little puppy was killed, the rest of the movie could just as well have been John Wick feeding the thugs into a woodchipper feet first. And the audience would have cheered him on.

@luigisanchez1915

Жыл бұрын

The movie has more meaning than "they killed the puppy" The puppy was a gift from his dead wife, they came into his house and killed that puppy for no fucking reason, so no shit we're gonna cheer him on, morons.

I love the symbolism of John breaking the foundation of his new life, the basement floor, to re-enter his old life, the weapons and coins.

That's the cutest little puppy. Of course, he'd be about 10 years old by now, so maybe he sits around the dog house and brags to the grand puppies about his glory days of being an action canine in the film industry, and signs his autograph on milkbones for the neighborhood pets.

@MrTech226

Жыл бұрын

Fact is that one of the actors who plays Iosef's (Alfie) thugs who kills the "puppy" cried and adopted the puppy after filming completed.

@CChissel

Жыл бұрын

@@MrTech226 aww that’s so sweet. Reminds me of Viggo Mortensen adopting/buying the horse he used in LOTR.

@unluckydiablo9502

Жыл бұрын

He's alive and well cared for at last report.

@eno88

Жыл бұрын

10 ye.. How old is this movie?!

@charles7836

Жыл бұрын

@@eno88 well, if it came out 2014, principle photography would have been probably in at least 2013, if not earlier. So yeah, that puppy's at least 70 years old in people years, LOL.

7:48 "It's not what you did, son, that angers me so; it's who you did it to." This is such good writing. Not only does it reinforce what we've begun to gather -- that John Wick isn't someone you want to mess with -- but it also tells us that the father here is a villain, since he would have been perfectly fine with his son killing someone _else's_ dog and stealing their car.

This movie does a masterful job of pulling in the viewer by showing and not telling. All the details that are taken as common by the characters that we have no context for, these make us try to figure out how it all fits together. Small steps like figuring out his wife died, who John Wick is, the gold coins, how the Continental operates, each is designed to make us stay invested. It's brilliantly done. My favorite detail: The framing of him walking with the dog at the end is the same spot that his wife collapsed at the beginning.

@rianmacdonald9454

Жыл бұрын

spot on. Love this film - it has how ever spoiled action films for me now, as this film is the standard I hold actions films too - and well that is a very high bar now. This film got so much right, yes there are a few issue but 95% perfectly spot on. Can't speak high enough of this film and Mr K. Reeves.

Writers Room: How do we get an audience to support a bloodthirsty mob assassin? Some dude: Kill his dog? Writers: Brilliant!

@sahilsinghrautela743

Жыл бұрын

John - tf you say

They didn't kill the dog to get the car, they killed the dog for the sake of it, basically to assert that they were in control

@Angivel

Жыл бұрын

Not even that, they killed Daisy because she was barking. It wasn't about asserting control or dominance, they didn't even care about any of that, which, in my opinion makes it way worse; Dasiny was not a "point" she was just a nuisance.

We had a guy in the neighborhood years ago who was poisoning dogs. My nextdoor neighbors dog was being poisoned by the ass and he whipped his ass and yes we know for sure he did. So the good neighbor got arrested, and whole neighborhood bailed him out and paid his lawyer fees!!

@kimcottingham8043

Жыл бұрын

@Damion001 Tanks 100% true. Kill one of babies. I'll go john wick!

@lucas.2.3.9.4

Жыл бұрын

a shame the neighbour got arrested but glad the rest of the neighbourhood supported him

@kimcottingham8043

Жыл бұрын

@Lucas2394 yeah it was awesome. Brought neighbors closer too.

@veteranhoffman6776

Жыл бұрын

An area I lived in there was a guy (never found out the exact person that was doing it until later) doing that, feeding dogs antifreeze, my 1/2 Siberian Husky 1/2 Timberwolf died from it. Rumor has it when word got around I was “looking” (hunting actually) for the person responsible and that I’m an Army Veteran, he left town before I could find him….knew who it was then, small town of around 2000-3000 people, when someone skips town all of a sudden everyone knows about it.

@kimcottingham8043

Жыл бұрын

@Veteran Hoffman so sorry sir. Thank you for your service. My husband died a couple of years ago and he was army too!

They got Bridget Moynahan, an actress with a significant amount of star power in her own right, to play the role of John Wick’s deceased wife. She’s barely on screen, yet she’s not wasted because she is part of the driving force behind John’s quest for vengeance. Probably my favorite action movie of the last decade or so.

Rule 1 of film making: Never kill the dog. Rule 2 of film making: If the dog dies, so must the one that killed it.

@jeremylarson6267

Жыл бұрын

except in ole yellar

@B0mber44

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremylarson6267 or Cujo

@samuelvincent557

Жыл бұрын

If he had actually killed John Wick in the beginning, he would have, probably, boosted his reputation for being able to get the drop on him and take him out. Instead he became an object lesson. Kind of like the rules of hunting, if you shoot a lion or bear, make sure you kill it.

@munjerkucci

Жыл бұрын

@@samuelvincent557 but then the movie can't happen.

@samuelvincent557

Жыл бұрын

@@munjerkucci Ha! I'm gonna need you to get all the way of my back on that.

Thats what I like about this movie, it immediately gets the audience on Johns side, no matter what he has done or is going to do, it doesn’t matter because it’s justified.

whenever I watch Keanu my mind thinks he's Theodore "Ted" Logan and just had a really long weird life. I think all of the characters he's ever played are the same guy. a hell of a character arc.

@michaelseifu3212

Жыл бұрын

There's actually a fan theory that John wick is Ted in an alternate universe where he didn't pass the assignment and his dad actually sent him to military school. Which he ran away from before joining the army and became a mercenary in Russia instead.

@shaitanlavey

5 ай бұрын

Keanu will forever be Matt from River's Edge in my mind. It would actually make more sense if this character evolved into John Wick, instead of Ted.

This is, by FAR, my favorite "You have NO IDEA who you just F'ed with!" movie. Braveheart and The Patriot are the closest... Keanu Reeves took up the sport of "3-Gun" shooting during training for this role. He's pretty good! There are videos of him running sport-courses... His gun handling in the movie, while still having some "movie" elements, is some of the best every filmed.... this coming from a competition shooter and firearms trainer.

@rmhartman

Жыл бұрын

He reloads. On screen. When it's needed, not just when the director wants to make a point of it.

@phobiaone306

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he didn't just learn the "part". He practically became John Wick with all the training he did, and how proficient he became! I don't know of another Actor that works harder than Keanu Reeves. He is also one of the most humble people you will ever meet.

@Shiftry87

Жыл бұрын

​@@phobiaone306 So true. There are short clips of him and Halle Berry doing weapons training before the 2nd movie. Cant remember where it was said but several weapons trainers that actors use for action movies have said that Keanu Reeves is by far the best weapons user in hollywood atm.

@ro4eva

Жыл бұрын

@@Shiftry87 -- He was so impressive in how he handled firearms in this movie -- blew my socks off.

@AdeptusCaeiusIII

Жыл бұрын

@@Shiftry87 They trained at the same course (and with the same instructors) that Jon Bernthal used while training for the Punisher series. They're a legit championship 3-gun training course, and do things like self defense shooting, pistol courses, rifle courses and even knife-throwing. There's a LOT of footage of Keanu, Halle and Jon on the course they trained at for JW 3 (and The Punisher). I can't remember if it was Herrera, Donut or Demo Ranch, but one of them went to that course to train 3-gun with the pros and bumped into Jon during a video while he was doing a knife course. Side note: Berry even learned how to train attack dogs for 3, and how to command them to do the stunts her dogs did in the movie. She trained her... Poodle, IIRC... To be a guard dog after the movie as an aside, using the very techniques she learned for the film. Supposedly, she was very good with the dogs and learned a lot about it. That's what happens when stunt men run the show (as the Wick movies have been).

Great reaction!! The back and forth between John and Francis (doorman at Red Circle) is actually talk in code. The reason he let him live is after the greeting in English, he then complimented him, in Russian, about his apparent weight loss, which Francis replied in Russian, that he has lost 27kg (60lbs). Francis is replying the number of armed guards in the building.

I think the base motivation, they build in this movie, is one of the best, if not the best, I have ever seen in an action movie. The moment they kill this cute little puppie everione is immediatly behind John, and they are OK with what he does. I have seen plenty of reactions to this and it works every time. Even (and sometimes especially) women, who are generally averse to excessive violence in movies are on board when they kill the dog. That was such a smart piece of writing. 😄

I remember seeing this in the theater. I have never seen a movie audience galvanize so quickly behind the hero. The moment that puppy died everyone wanted those Russians dead.

@beethovenstrance5042

Жыл бұрын

@@watevatube Yeah, the people that killed Daisy aren't innocent. So F them.

@Ikller-xh7qq

Жыл бұрын

@@watevatube Whoever kills a cute animal isnt innocent...

@watevatube

Жыл бұрын

I meant in general, not specifically about these guys.

@HappyHarryHardon

Жыл бұрын

Even before that puppy, for years I’ve wanted Russians dead as fuck.

@justauser5222

Жыл бұрын

@@HappyHarryHardon Based.

I once saw him kill three men in a bar, with a pencil. A bloody ✏️! That gave me chills right there.

@ephennell4ever

Жыл бұрын

Yeah - John Wick and three men, one pencil ... Wick walks out alone!

@belegur8108

Жыл бұрын

it's the same with Riddick in the second movie (The Chronicles of Riddick), "Death by Teacup". Only the best turn everything they get their hands on into a deadly weapon.

One of those movies where the protagonist was introduced by the bad guys. A mob boss of Viggo's status suddenly at a loss for words with "Oh." I love that shot of John stepping out of the shadows like a nocturnal predator and pouncing.

Great reaction. You need to watch the other 2 before Chapter 4 comes out. I love these reactions where everyone is like "Who is John Wick". And when you find out, you know why everyone says "oh" and why they are worried. There are two are just as good.

Just the fact that Aurelio straight up namedrops the big bad boss's son without a second thought is pretty telling.

This movie is a great lesson in subtle storytelling. Even the lighting color scheme works to convey emotion. During the times when Helen is alive, golds and yellows. After she's gone, cold blues. After Daisy is killed, the film gets subtly sharper and the contrast is increased as John now has something to focus on. And after it is all done, he goes home down the same path where Helen collapsed and while the colors have not returned to normal, they are not as drab. Then there is the actions Viggo takes. Every time there is a threat to himself, he hides behind his men. It really shows how Iosef became such a spoiled brat.

Willem Dafoe's character takes the job of killing John Wick after he asks if it is an exclusive contract. So his intention was all along to protect John Wick. It is an easy thing to miss when you see it the first time and you get the impression he intends to kill hired but in a rewatch it you can see it is not something he what to do and only take it when he knows other people will be after John Wick as a way. That way he can help his friend and a the same time try to avoid any troubles.

I love the attention to detail in this movie. They don't use the unlimited ammo cheat code and fire 39 shots from a gun that has a 12 bullet magazine without reloading.

I keep watching these reaction video just for the reactions to: "He was the one you sent to kill the f***ing boogeyman." and "Just a few days after his wife died...". I love this movie so much.

remember Keanu Reeves did most of his own fights and trained for over 4000 hours per film in the use of guns and fighting. amazing guy !!

@jeremylarson6267

Жыл бұрын

also remember real guns were not used on set and the fights were choreographed

@anyone9689

Жыл бұрын

I believe it was stated as 4000 hours total , not per. 2 solid years at 40/week be about 4000

@NicolasMorus

Жыл бұрын

Nah no way was it 4000 hours per film, that's 167 days

"Be seeing you." He meant in hell.

There's a screenwriting "how to" book called Save the Cat. Its title comes from the first thing the author advises you put in your movie: have your protagonist "save the cat" (or similar) so the audience immediately likes and roots for them. This movie shows that the opposite works as well: have your antagonist kill the dog.

@AdeptusCaeiusIII

Жыл бұрын

I'm remembering a roundtable with the creators talking about all the little things they wanted to do with the movie. They reacted to some of the 'fan favorite' clips and comments and built up what was going on to answer questions or explain the framework, and you're completely correct. The writers had decided they wanted John not to be the stereotypical hero, but to be 'the bad guy that kills bad guys'. So the question was 'how do we make that happen?', and the answer was simple. They needed to make something HORRIBLE happen in the first half-hour that would cement sympathy for him as the placeholder 'hero' of the film, despite him being every bit as bad a guy as the 'bad guys'. So he tries to be a good person. Tries to make his girlfriend and wife happy. Tries to clean his act up. Tries to be the best man for her that he can be- And then she dies. But she prepares this gift to remind him how proud she was that he'd left it all behind for her. Then some shitbag kills the dog, and EVERYBODY hates when an adorable puppy dies. Who can blame a grieving widower losing his shit when the last thing his wife did for him gets taken away? I certainly couldn't blame him. Also, fun fact. The 'Oh' was originally going to be either 'whoah' or 'wow' in the script, but the writers decided not to make the 'whoah' meme follow Keanu to John Wick. They changed it to 'oh', and it thankfully stuck.

That moment the bad guy “shut the dog up”…we ALL said “you have signed your death warrant.”

The puppy was a gift from his wife from beyond. His only consolation that was left for him in this world.

Love johns way of revenge, no stretched out monologues “ I finally got you… and now…. My half an hour monologue on how and why!!” Just one to the chest/abdomen and one to the dome and the most bad ass Death Stare and walk off 💯

24:42 Evie is just straight up terrifyingly and (simultaneously) amusingly savage in this reaction. I promise I will never mess with her pets or her car….

@przemekkozlowski7835

Жыл бұрын

I watched this movie with my mother. She is an extremely peaceful and kind woman but after what happened to the dog, she had the exact same reaction. This movie did a brilliant job of making the bad guy such a hate sink.

Something that was subtle in the movie, but it get clear to everyone when Viggo decides to deliver his own son in trade for his life. The problem is the father, the son is just the result. That is why, when John finally get the boy, it was that simple. I think what John was feeling at that moment was "here I am, cleaning the trash fo Viggo again". That is why his rage didn't subdue.

As much as “Oh” holds a place at the top of best ultimate lines in a movie, “Everything’s gotta price” is right up there with it…especially in context with this movie.

a person has a choice, that dog did not. but there is no better way to get the audience to side with the bad guy than killing the innocent dog(it works every time)!

They didn't really beat John and kill his dog over the car. It was about Iosef's humiliation. Throughout the film, we are shown how little Ioseph means. The only power or respect he gets is because he's the son of a powerful and respected crime lord. At the gas station, Iosef tries to assert his dominance by using money to buy John's car . But John dismissed him, saying "the cars not for sale." John didn't even stop to consider it. Even worse, Iosef was shown to be powerless in front of his goons. Humiliation. Iosef needed to reassert his dominance n front of his goons. So, Iosef made a threat to John, but he said it in a language that he thought John couldn't understand. That threat was mostly for the benefit of his goons, so they could see Iosef reassert his power. But John did understand Iosef's threat. When John said "Not this bitch", he was telling Iosef that he was utterly powerless. And his goons just made the situation worse by pulling Iosef away, trying to protect him like he's a child. At that point, the only way to assert his dominance again was by beating up John, killing his dog and taking his car

@livinglegend9709

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of that scene in equalizer when Robert was talking to the Teddy

I love this film so much !! There are so many little nuances to this film. And multiple things you can notice. Like the fact that you can track Vigo's mental mind frame, by his alcohol/drug usage. He starts off by breaking out the really expensive stuff, because who cares now? Then moves on to Vodka, then I think it's cocaine, then finally just smoking weed and looking for his gun in the back seat of his own car. In addition, you can tell who's going to win in any fight, by the background color. Whenever someone steps into John's blue light of death, they die a second later. It turns red when people are safe, and it turns purple when John gets shot. But then shifts back to blue a second later before he kills the guy. Lastly, this film is about respect. And what happens when respect isn't earned. John asked the body guard if he lost weight. The body guard responds with a specific number in Russian. It's been noticed that the subtitled translation is actually wrong. HOWEVER, it IS, the number of guys John's about to kill. Even the body guard was telling John how many guys there were. I recommend watching this film again. There are so many things that no one sees the first time.

@GuilFernandes

Жыл бұрын

Wow. Just... wow....

When he says "be seeing you John", he knows he's dying. He means he'll see John in hell when John eventually dies.

when that Russian said at the end be seeing you John he didn't mean alive he meant in hell

This movie is great for exposing our basic instincts. The fact so many humans care more about a dog than a human life says a lot. And explains a lot about our society. The irony that the dog was going to be put down anyway. And nobody cared enough to do anything then.

He said "Be seeing you" meaning they would meet again in hell.

What I learned from John Wick is that it's ok to beat your elderly neighbor if his son gets out of line.

Oh Evie... you're starting to become one of my go-to reactors. I was a casual sub for a long time, but since you started film reactions... I'm all hooked. Your comments about Daisy's death... I'm right there with you. Brings all the feels and tears. Great reaction to this excellent film. Can't wait for the next one. 👍

Notice that at the end when he is walking with the dog it’s the same place his wife collapsed at the beginning.

My favorite part is John walking into the church and killing the clergy. Dead clergy are my favorite kind.

Unsure if anyone else let you know, but the conversation with Francis at 13:45, where John asks Francis if he lost weight, Francis mentions his weight in kilograms (27) implying the number of men inside. John let him go since he knew Francis was not in the way of his target. (The subtitles blurred the reasoning behind the question/answer and its importance.)

John wick is like if batman had no mask and cape.

@willdallas53

Жыл бұрын

Batman’s one rule is literally to not kill anyone. John wick is literally the anti Batman. They literally are in no way related to the point that I’m worried you’re so drunk that you may die of alcohol poisoning.

The John Wick house is out here on Long Island in a very exclusive town called Mill Neck.. (At the end of Horseshoe road right by the water.) -- The runway he practices on is Republic Airport, Farmingdale, NY.. -- The place where Ms. Perkins gets hers, is the Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.

I remember watching this for the first time and my jax was dropped the whole time. And it still does.

"You uhm... working again?" 😂😂😂 Fun reaction, such an infectious laugh.

"No land, no wealth, no silver or gold; nothing satisfies me but your soul."

idk how I ran into this reaction video but I'm in love with you already. The goodbye wave when they killed Perkins had me 😂😂

The directors said they were not aware killing the dog would give them a free pass on who dies and how many but they are ok with it

His wife suffered from Terminal Movie Illness (TMI), the unnamed illness which has killed so many actors over the years.

the director was a stunt man so he knew how to shoot the movie in a way to best show the action

You asked John Wick (Keanu Reeves) was born Jardani Jovonovich in Belarus. He was an orphan, and was taken in by the Tarasov Russian Mafia where he was raised as an assassin. He was so ruthless that the mafia boss Viggo Tarasov respected and feared him. Peace out.

At 26:06, I agree with HONEST TRAILERS. I believe Malice is just excited that he got that close to actually shooting John with the gun !!

Great reaction! All the Wick movies are great and worth a watch. Ever seen ‘The Lord of The Rings’? It’s the mother of all fantasy stories..it’s wonderful!

Siuuu! Theon Greyjoy never disappoints 😂

How helpless he must have felt as she died. While the whole city feared him

I think around the 4th or 5th film is when john will learn that someone had a hand in his wife's sickness/death through giving her something secretly radiation wise or disease in a drink or food that way it will lead up to the final crochet endo in the very final movie

Don't spare people. Kill them. :) -Evie 2023

I'm sure you will also enjoy 2 & 3. Great reaction

7:16 Girl, you have no idea what's coming! Either way, I'm with u. Waiting for the Chapter 2&3 reaction. Hope you'd remember this comment.

Fun fact: When Marcus (Willem Dafoe) asks Vigo if it's an open contract on John Wick it's because he knows other assassins will be coming for him, that's why he takes the deal. To protect John.

25:35 - Some movie trivia: NYC doesnt let anyone do high-speed chases on the streets. so, they used a private dock for the end scene..

Great reaction videos. Watching you watch and react to movies is enjoyable. Thank you 🤩

Really good reaction! Really enjoyed it! The scene with the cop at his door is _so_ *very* good! You can see him (the cop) working it out in his head ... OK, not working, but he's dealing with something - probably something from his past 'coming back for him'; he seems to figure that it's probably some 'bad guys' that John took care of, so why sweat it? ... fewer bad guys wandering around now, so it's all good, and I won't have to worry about facing them myself! He's probably thinking "thanks for the service, John!"

@belegur8108

Жыл бұрын

and no paper work for the cop 🤣🤣🤣

@fineousreese6856

Жыл бұрын

Jimmy the Cop also took off his hat to cover his body camera when he realized what was up

I mean, depending on what state he's in, John was potentially completely legal on killing any and all intruders. Castle doctrine, baybee.

Just got on youtube to see what movie you chose this week and could barely grab my headphones fast enough. This will be a great reaction

The actor who played the guy who hit Daisy felt so bad that he would scoop up the dog and cuddle it every time the director yelled cut.

@willdallas53

Жыл бұрын

No one really hit a puppy, goober. It’s a sound effect. That’s why it’s off screen. I can’t even comprehend how you can think filmmakers were actually beating a puppy.

@ForgottenHonor0

Жыл бұрын

@@willdallas53 I know, jerkoff. I was speaking in terms of the scene. Animal safety is something they take EXTREMELY seriously in Hollywood.

@bobbierocksbuster5584

Жыл бұрын

I read somewhere that he actually bought the puppy off her trainer,👌

@Snyper1405

Жыл бұрын

@@willdallas53 must be a noob to movies lol

The Continental exists so that everyone in this world has a safe spot. No one can conduct "business" there...as you saw. Perkins was stupid and greedy to take on the contract against John, not just because of his skill set, but because she did it on Continental grounds. John should have killed her after she tried to kill him in his room. Viggo was played by Mikael Nyqvist, a wonderful Swedish actor. Before this, he was best known for his role as Mikael Blomqvist in the 'Millennium' Trilogy films based on the worldwide best-selling novels by Steig Larsson...'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo', 'The Girl Who Played With Fire' and 'The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest' opposite Noomi Rapace as Lisbeth Salander, the "Girl" of the titles. These films are in Swedish, and they did a remake in English of 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo' with Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara as Mikael and Lisbeth. Unfortunately, Nyqvist passed just a couple of years after 'John Wick' was released. These films owe a LOT to The Matrix films... - Chad Stahelski (the director) was Keanu's stunt double on the first, and stunt coordinator on the second and third, and even had a small role in the recent fourth one. Chad and Keanu are friends. - The main bodyguard with the square jaw who threw John to the ground in the nightclub is Daniel Bernhardt, a stuntman and actor, who played Agent Johnson in the second Matrix film. - The doctor who patched up John was Randall Duk Kim, and he played The Keymaker in the second Matrix. There are more Matrix easter eggs in the other 'John Wick' films.

I loved your reaction to this. In my mind I saw what I could only describe as a Viking Maiden response to the action/justified violence John carried out. All the while trying to press your lips together as to conceal your glee at it all especially your attraction to the main character in those moments. It is refreshing to see this combination of beauty, femininity and not just being able to cope with the necessary violence but thrive in it. So, yeah, Viking Maiden, who speaks French.

This movie was well written, they knew what they were doing!

"Be seeing you John." was more of a reference to be seeing him in hell. Everybody dies one day right. So he's basically saying they'll meet again in hell.

Can you imagine the thought process in choosing what type of dog/puppy daisy should be.

Jimmy and Francis are two of the smartest characters in this movie. John Wick is 'working' again? Be polite and stay out of his way.

Meet a guy like this in real life and you won't be standing behind him. You won't be anywhere near him or his dead puppy.

This and Deadpool my favorite films in last 10 years, funny and action packed

After John Wick was born, he drove his parents home. When John Wick was born the Dr said “It’s a man!”

“All that for the car?” A $250,000+ car.

one detail noone really notices about jimmy the police officer, he removes his hat to speak to john as a person rather than an officer.

i love love love the other 3 movies, but the first is perfect. Simple and executed to perfection

He killed the friend because he took the contract and didn't kill Wick.

The actor who ‘killed’ dog was so upset that he adopted her

Minor spoilers of a joke in John wick 2. John has to go to Rome, and he stays at the Roman continental hotel and speaks with its manager. The manager asks John if he is in Rome to kill the pope. That is the reputation he had. That he can and will kill anyone, no matter what

I watched this a few weeks ago and read the description before and thought the story was that his dog got kidnapped. That sounded lame to me but when I watched it and saw Wick get the dog as a gift from his dead wife I instantly changed my mind and thought it was a really good storyline. So I thought the film was going to be about how his dog gets kidnapped and he has to get it back due to it being the last memory of his wife. And then....I realised I had misread it. I reckon it would be better if they had the dog kidnapped.😞

@Ikller-xh7qq

Жыл бұрын

Then he would be the pet version of Brian Mills...

@bigdream_dreambig

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@@Ikller-xh7qq 📞 "If you let my dog go now, that’ll be the end of it -- I will not look for you, I will not pursue you -- but if you don’t, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you.”

An ancient order called Assa-sins used to accept only gold as payment (weight in gold) for their services such as espionage, murder, or counterintelligence. It adds to the believability of the movie since there is precedence in real history. Some even argue that this is the origin of the Beggars Guild in China's past as well as the Ninja of Japan. If I may add a personal note, people who do work in military, intelligence and kill or capture squads must keep their feelings firewalled so they don't get in the way of what must be done.

Jimmy the cop taking his hat off, respect

When they say "Be seeing you" they mean in the afterlife. Or hell. Or wherever they end up.

Lmao! Early time of the video," i am glad this won on the pole" later on the video. "Why did you guys want me to watch this?" 😅🤣😂

fun fact... the actor that portrayed iosef( thedog killer/son) thought it so horrible that he had to kill that puppy, even only acted, that he took most of his "off" time around the set, to play and cuddle with the dog...

He thought John was dying too, so he was basically saying; "ill be seeing you shortly in hell, John."

A coming of age story about a man and his dog.

To me the scariest part is the cops know who he is and leaves him alone.

Whoa..Alright thank you..right back at you..hope you enjoy the other movies also.

12:25 There's something called planning for the future, that 2 million would probably cover his mortgage for the rest of his life, had he lived that is