Everything GREAT About John Wick!

This movie lets you know what awaits you without skimping on any effort in the first few minutes. John apparently dies in the first few minutes and then we cut back to a montage of his morning routine with two cups of coffee, two sinks and his wife with still things. scattered about the meaning this just happened or is happening live all that to say a depressing dying wife montage is the quickest way to set the tone of this movie dot Dyer is so terrible that it remains as it is today scattered among the rest you know that is something of a philosopher himself, are you sure that's your basic premise: a man cannot find redemption and if a man should be allowed redemption when his sins are so

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, the bogeyman is humanizes nicely with some mundane cleanliness, ah, Daisy the puppy, always a wife, wins.

I'm very glad that nothing happened to her and that he is totally fine. A quick reminder that John isn't completely cured thanks to the new puppy, even if it helps him not live off the adrenaline he no longer has now that he's left the life. Hey, look at Daisy. the dog escaped, look at her being totally fine and alive, those bad guys will get it now, making John's dog run away to a happy home with someone else, he will be very hot, okay, so the dog is okay, but the impact There is nothing about this scene. has to do with watching a dog get hurt, but it's one of the most heartbreaking animal deaths in a movie because of what the dog pinned to the house represents when Daisy crawls toward John to die near him, also for anyone who wonder why Yosef doesn't do it.

Not killing John not only makes it harder to kill humans, I mean even serial killers start with animals, but it directly influences who Yosef is. He is a fake gangster. He is not a hardened criminal. He doesn't have the stomach for murder. Plus, he leaves some random guy for dead. it's exactly what someone like Yosef would do, death wouldn't be embarrassing enough, he just doesn't know who John is, a careless oversight of fian compared to John's stint wandering around the airport, details, would you get that car? John Leguizamo, you, the way you realize. whose car it is you can see in his face we all pour Alfie Allen always relegated to the second generation of a really powerful guy, but he's really just a weasel because she stole John Wick's car, sir, and killed his dog, oh, the reverence John Wick receives.

He is the damn Angel of Death, that's all Viggo needed to hear and Irelia was very scared because it turns out that he is the store where Yosef brought John's car, he pulls out the peleg laughter which by the way means dangerous in Spanish and he set up for John to potentially take him down, I don't think he was actually afraid of John, it was just about respecting an important theme throughout this movie, especially the consequences of disrespect in the area of ​​punishment, considering he only gave him the shot of vodka so he'd get burned on the way back, that's mafia parenting, yeah rest in peace michael my quest a little move to clean your face of his son, making it clear to the audience that he cares about his son, with a simple gesture, he makes his decisions later. talks a lot about who John Wick is to these people, Viggo, especially when he immediately punches him again, to which Mayhem responds, you've all seen splintered heads before.

I recommended it about three years ago and also the very deliberate shot of Viggo grabbing a different one. the bottle puts a completely different spin on the vodka shot. I can't make out what the bottle is, which means it's most likely expensive and rare, something you toast with what you give to your child and then immediately take it back to drink, switching to a less expensive vodka probably preferred to tell the story of John Wick and now John literally breaks the foundation of his new life to resume his old life he kills a man in a bar Fun fact Shibumi is also about a man who comes out of retirement to kill some guys with a pencil, the friends he buried that day laid the foundation for who we are now, that's no small feat, it's safe to assume that Vigo has John to thank for his current reign of power, probably by murdering all of his competition, i.e. , John's hands. they are a disgusting gyeon-woo comb for you, nothing ego knows how all this will play out before John even stops shooting, but you can't blame him for dedicating his entire life to business and many bullies on John's pyre Wick to try it. to save his son in the subtext of essentially begging vo I can't literally beg but he knows what he's doing John knows what he's doing and it's not working what did he say enough?

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Russian in this movie is just wrong, from the accents to the translation, to the way they talked about Baba Yaga, but the stylized subtitles for the song are pretty good. Look, this is what we do here. We take it badly. We find the good in the world-building in this film. The assassins don't come in with tactical gear, they come in suits. Son John makes his neo leather look like child's play. Let the madness begin and the movie proper begins with this slow build-up to the music, as if we were about to have a typical. hard rock action scene and then the music cuts out completely when John starts killing because there can be no distractions from what we're about to see, but even the score comes back, it always takes a backseat to the effects of sound or even play with them. of which John uses as the thug magazine that falls to the ground letting him know that he can attack and this is not the story of your grandfather's hitman, no mercy seems like a good time to talk about something that everyone knows.

Keanu Reeves turned out to be a total and complete badass who trained for months to do 90% of

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we see him do in this movie, which is why the cuts are few cameras, the piano is constant. Reeves is always a win. I'm realizing this is my first Keano movie. It was so possible. and just a few signs of an exceptionally trained killer. He recognizes someone on the wall, crouches knowing that he will shoot where he used to be and still stand tall. This fantastic camera work direction could probably launch a brutal counterattack with a baseball bat to the head.

It's pretty brutal too this group because you know the implications, plus I needed a way to beat John Leguizamo decades down the line and then look down with a gun again also this damn lahum tape what is this movie just for the record? I don't think it's so much that they better understand what the police officer on duty is going to do. I like respect both ways but you know someone complains about the dragon burning things in his cave and just says have a good night thanks for not burning me in the rest of the city I'll even be there it's the exclusive contract , I know, so consider it done in retrospect.

Marcus takes the job because it's open, so he can help John, probably also so he can use his incredible safe weapons stash again. John enters. with his own music playing in his head because he's not here for a drink, he's here for business or pleasure, business pleasure, you dip a pinky in this pond every time I identify Ian McShane as Al Swearengen. They correct me, but no one. I could utter a phrase as stupid as Al Swearengen's. I never really disliked dressing up scenes, but John Wick adds a whole new level to knowing that he's going to use each of those weapons on someone, so it actually says 20 kilograms, but the translation is 60 pounds, which would weigh approximately 28 kilograms and guess how many guys there are inside a John to kill.

He orders you to remove the moon. I would say that our monk Yves is not only on a rampage, he still has something of a code. Real men don't even need one. liners they just kill you wait he leaves his arm there holy brutal but the old man I'm ripping out your soul with my eyes looking he's the angel of death perspective always the incapacitating shots followed by the just make sure of the headshot no one ever said John he made no mistakes, it's his adaptability and I'll always win a movie for introducing me to a new slash band song, in this case Kalida, I really don't think he's missing here, he's guiding Yosef, but the glass just stops or diverts too many bullets Yosef's camera shakes confused lost zooming in and out while it's smooth and controlled on John's face apparently the Russian henchmen don't watch enough Star Trek wearing those red t-shirts there's no movie magic his actions aren't exaggerated he throws the magazine reloads Braun's cameras and shoots the guy at point blank range Hollywood's lack of beauty somehow makes him even more beautiful and I haven't even mentioned his mix of martial arts a little judo jujitsu here and there and that little twist it was a bit like you want, okay first, finally someone used that beautiful beard as a weapon against him and second, I can't believe teint went down so easily, he was like the second to last boss with the equalizer.

I also understand that mission impossible in John Waqar differently. In the movies we don't need to see Bing Reims writhing on the ground in agony, but John Wick treats him a little more realistically and while the boss here is a pretty decent fighter, getting shot is reason enough for John to lose this one. fight and don't do it. I mention that John has been making his way in this club for quite some time and this guy is new, so I think it's fair to say that John is more than just a human being. I remember this guy.

Oh, thanks for your clothes. I'm sorry to say that no one is that good at this. Complete exchange, nothing major, haven't seen the new Blanton's. I'm a single malt whiskey guy too, but when I'm in Kentucky or when I'm bleeding from a stab wound really no, you probably shouldn't have done it; I'm pretty sure it thins your blood and makes it bleed. If you take two of these red pills beforehand from the key maker, no less, you may start to question your own existence, but you will know that Gun Foo was then nervous about Marcus throughout the movie and that could have been a mistake, but he didn't. was.

The first time you are still not sure. The eighth time you realize that the reason he didn't kill Perkins is that he didn't want to break the Continentals' rules. Bobby uses that strap on his jacket as a club. G's old joke is that a scene without looking back walking away from a fire in slow motion, but the fact that he doesn't even take a dollar for himself he doesn't want influence he doesn't want to negotiate he just wants revenge I will never stop surprising you by Kiana's tactical training at this point he wields an AC for 15 like he's been using one for years.

I've never met anyone soaping up, that's what he shot at that moment. I was given something of an opportunity to cry alone. I really enjoyed it. This pause and the explanation of why all this is so important, you know, the hitman with a heart of gold is nothing new, but it is not about the dog Perseids, what the dog represented by constantly shaking up the fighting styles , this time with Brazilian Jujitsu and always handcuffed. Michael's sugar living is kept in a safe house in Brooklyn and now you know who John is: Viggo has some womb pants, he's been around Dolly for a long time with a tough puppy, I don't know, Avenger, tough puppy, Avenger walking towards his goal, without hesitation.

I didn't even give him his last words. Plus, this whole assault is much easier for John, he's never out of control. I'm not really a car guy, but even I recognize a Mustang, a Chevelle, and a Charger making sure our all-American hitman. Get a ride in every American classic that will vote It's always a win You got my suit. I am realizing the slow but absolute unraveling of the ego most of the time we see it it is consuming some type of mind altering substance. The shots with his son start it all, he drinks almost an entire bottle of eighteen-year-old Glenlivet during his men's first assault on John, which he knows is the beginning of the end, then he refuses the vegetable juice because why would he bother? worry about? the future on the net knows his son is going to die, he tries to get as high as he can to numb the pain and now he's lost asking for his cigarettes like a simple brother and laughing at his imminent doom if I don't mention it Mayhem's little comment to Throughout this chase, he's always been the odd one out, like the American who thinks he's in the wrong place at the wrong time, which is probably a no-look kill, let's call it both.

I know he didn't actually shoot. the guy, but that was done on camera, let's go with this movie, I think he was just happy to be so close, my God, the drivetrain disintegrated. We can all agree that final boss battles in the rain are always a win, especially when a man throws his gun to drink his opponents' blood from a boot even though Viggo is our final boss. I appreciate that John kicks the shit out of him and Viggo has to cheat and pull out a knife toprolong what is left of his life and that is a brutal way. to gain the upper hand imagine using a knife propped against your abs to break someone's arm dizzyingly stupid and courteous professionalism to the bitter end oh, you saved that dog's life.

I started to discuss the themes of this movie, but something I really loved is that the main question was just being asked. gets the beginning of a response John is our protagonist, so we connect with him, we sympathize with him. The movie has to kill a puppy to make sure we're on the right side when the choice is our hitman, who is really good. his job and that damn theon greyjoy who killed a puppy, but the cracks are there, no one claimed that John had a special code during his hitman days where he only killed bad guys, we don't know, I mean, he tried to steal this pen and his house and clothes in the car or some clear evidence that he benefited from it, all his skills and willingness to use them to bury bodies also allowed him to leave that life to be with his wife.

In the first conversation, we briefly see both sides of the argument. the movie between John and Markus looks like the John Wick movie and the man are amazing. I'm just a prequel to this movie that could alter our sympathies, even the crime boss knows that your sins can come back to haunt you like karma will fix everything if that were true. John would probably die in the end, but maybe his punishment is a little more Sisyphean, yes, it's a word I made up, all words are. made up clues, meaning he's doomed to roll the killer rock up the hill only to have to carry it back up while collecting dead bodies, I joked a lot about the dog being fine and he is, but I get it, I get why the movie he needed to kill John Wick's dog to begin with, the murdered wife was just murdered and John would have seemed pretty petty if he had to murder 833 people because they stole his property, he was only 77 years old, but it seemed like there were a lot more, right? ? but most importantly we would be much less likely to connect with him.

Instead they killed his dog, so kill them all, but what I find interesting is that this movie reeks of a man going out in one last blaze of glory, nothing to lose, just fuss, but it's really No, he is a despised man who calmly writes some errors. The scene where he explains why the dog was really important and why he was unleashed on Viggo is about the only emotion he shows in the film and the general attitude of him being part of a larger reason. John Wick works so well that many people agree that this is the best American action movie in years because of the long takes and realistic fights and shootouts, and I don't disagree, but we've had movies like that before, without a doubt.

However, when you combine that with an intensified comic book graphic novel, a reality that is when you change cinemas, this film is, above all, a peace of heart. Mikey Newman of Movies with Mikey Fame delves into Greek mythology in the movie, among a bunch of other awesome stuff, check out his video, but I had an additional glimpse of one character in particular, the hotel manager named Caring, yes, the boatman From Greek mythology, Jon literally pays gold coins to send his victims to the underworld, logistical filming reasons aside. I love that Karen is stuck behind the desk collecting gold coins. offer safe passage to people who bring him the dead, but it's even more than that, there's something so out of time about the John Wick universe, but it also feels like our universe now, I mean, I can believe that the hitmen They are paying each other with pirate treasure. and that everyone wears suits because it looks better and I'll be executed for violating continental labor laws, but now we all know that gunfights and martial arts are as real as they can be, it feels visceral because everything John Wick does is does Keanu Reeves, who was trained in Terran tactical to do it, our hero reloads and when he's mid-reloading on matters, when he runs out of magazines, he fights with his hands when he tries to rest, he's in boxers, he switches between weapons so realistic depending on the situation you thought about.

Reeves is a badass and when you want things to look real, you use the best stuntmen in the business. In fact, they got so many in this movie that there was nothing for the Keanu Reeves double of the matrix to two, so they just left it. straight I'm kidding, obviously having stuntmen at the helm is what makes this movie look the way it does. Thank you Chad to hell, ski and David Leitch for knocking it out of the park. Leach's side note is only uncredited due to stupid Hollywood bureaucracy. As involved in what's important as how to ski, along with screenwriter Derek Kolstad, they created an amazing universe for these characters.

There's something so clean and orderly about Hitman Assassin's entire underworld that makes it so believable just beneath the surface from a practical standpoint. execution of Perkins to the only cleaning crew who removes their bodies to help the hotel manager get down, it's regardless of the situation and you want to talk about art, how about the color palette in this movie, it's usually pretty simple Does John wear blue and green when Vigo wins? and the men from it get reds and yellows, you can actually predict what will happen based on the color of the lighting. This guy leaves his red light and enters the blue light of John's death.

Now John leaves his blue one and gets into trouble at the red light from the thugs when they shoot him. the blue and red mix to bathe him in purple with his future uncertain Marcus usually wears it or has a golden light background, just like Daisy like her hell when depicting John's new life, away from all the killings, you come to a scene like the Hitman nightclub and all the colors. is represented as each type of person is represented a couple more things after I finished and recorded the first part of the script, I found some other interesting resources first, like Aaron's site, fancy as f comm, all these links are on the description, by the way. where he more or less narrates Vigoss's descent into madness in a much more detailed way than I do around his alcohol choices, also this Reddit infographic about all of John Wick's abilities, when, how many and with what weapon and, obviously, movies with Mikey's John Wick episode. one of my favorites, in fact I have to give Mikey credit for anything of mine that sounds like it's from his piece, just assume it's because even though I felt like things were coming to me in the moment organically, I saw his video ago years and his stuff gets stuck in my brain too for a much better explanation of how John Wick is art and visual storytelling.

Kievan wrote an incredible breakdown for the outlet. You really get into the color changes too, so there's the much-requested John Wick blood. I have to do it and spoiler alert. I'm looking forward to number two, but next week we'll go to a different universe, as well as a little announcement about the channel. See you next week, it's a pleasure to see you, yes.