Now he just needs to go to Indoesia for a job to take out Rama from the Raid films. A few thousand henchman are killed in the process.
Oh my God.
Now he just needs to go to Indoesia for a job to take out Rama from the Raid films. A few thousand henchman are killed in the process.
I've never understood the critique of "he did it just for a dog". He was a broken man with nothing to live for. The dog was the one thing keeping him decent/normal, so while the dog is what started the whole thing he was a broken man hanging on by a thread before the dog was killed.
John Wick is better, but for those who like it I'd also recommend Equalizer, which while not as good, had some similarities and was also a solid action movie that came out at roughly the same time (and will also have a sequel coming out at roughly the same time as JW2.
I hope they get the music right in the next movie. That cheesy buttrock was a bit on the cringy side.
Still a damn fun movie though.
The action was great but the concept or reason for him doing what he's doing is ridiculously stupid, even for a movie.
I could't muster a shred of sympathy for Wick at all. I watched the movie feeling bad for the mob boss trying to protect his idiot son. And what parent wouldn't do everything in his power to protect their child, no matter how much of a screw up they are.
A dog's life, a car and mental illness/depression does not equal dozens of human lives and that's the problem I have with John Wick. If Theon Grayjoy killed Wick's wife instead, then I'd get it.
So in the sequel does someone step on Wick's hampster, causing him to nuke the whole city?
I recommend "The Equalizer" too if you liked John Wick. Denzel Washington is the main protagonist and it's a pretty fun action movie to watch, surprised me how much I liked it.
I actually don't think you're supposed to feel sympathy for John but fear for his enemies now that they poked the bee's nest.
Of course you do. His wife died and they killed his fucking dog.
enough said! The two things in his life that means everything to him. You want him to destroy.
I think the only part I didn't like was the last fight.
It seemed almost comedic how the fight played out.
As much as I loved the film, the Baba Yaga thing really annoyed me. In Slavic folklore, Baba Yaga is an old witch who lives in a chicken-leg house in the woods and flies around in a mortar. What the hell does that have to do with John Wick the retired master assassin? They should have called him Chernobog or something instead.
Honestly I liked that. It was the action move equivalent of people in horror movies making realistic decisions.The action without guns was kinda lame tbh. Just judo throw judo throw judo throw
I hope he never goes without a gun in the sequel. And if hes out of ammo give us some neo shit or a knife or something.
I actually don't think you're supposed to feel sympathy for John but fear for his enemies now that they poked the bee's nest.
The thing that got me was his dog in a trail of blood crawling back to him, That would send any man out for revenge.
So you would still sympathize with Wick if he hung up on you after begging to work out another solution than murdering your son because of a dog?
Can't wait for the sequel.
The action was great but the concept or reason for him doing what he's doing is ridiculously stupid, even for a movie.
I could't muster a shred of sympathy for Wick at all. I watched the movie feeling bad for the mob boss trying to protect his idiot son. And what parent wouldn't do everything in his power to protect their child, no matter how much of a screw up they are.
A dog's life, a car and mental illness/depression does not equal dozens of human lives and that's the problem I have with John Wick. If Theon Grayjoy killed Wick's wife instead, then I'd get it.
So in the sequel does someone step on Wick's hampster, causing him to nuke the whole city?
Came in to post this. Thought the film was a solid 6/10. Silly action film for a rainy day, but the highlight that cracked me up multiple times was the way they reacted to the name John Wick. No grandstanding, no moustache twirling, no fit of rage, just "oh". Fantastically anticlimactic, but also saying everything that needed to be said about the way the character fits into the world."Oh." *hangs up phone*
such a good moment.
Shit, and here I thought he was just trying to look cool. Nice.I like how he grabs his gun-holding arm to keep the recoil under control in these gifs.
Wick should be holding a pencil in this poster. A FUCKING PENCIL!
that is an amazing poster
I think it would be more likely that the viewer might feel that way if the Theon's dad had not sent out a hit squad to kill John before he did anything. While that was preemptive on their part for their own safety it kind of gives John the moral high ground to take down everyone.
I think the equalizer had better action but a worse plot. Denzal was a fucking psycho in that movie. lol.I've never understood the critique of "he did it just for a dog". He was a broken man with nothing to live for. The dog was the one thing keeping him decent/normal, so while the dog is what started the whole thing he was a broken man hanging on by a thread before the dog was killed.
John Wick is better, but for those who like it I'd also recommend Equalizer, which while not as good, had some similarities and was also a solid action movie that came out at roughly the same time (and will also have a sequel coming out at roughly the same time as JW2.
It's nice seeing Keanu is still relevant in action movies at his age. Looking forward to the sequel.
The action was great but the concept or reason for him doing what he's doing is ridiculously stupid, even for a movie.
I could't muster a shred of sympathy for Wick at all. I watched the movie feeling bad for the mob boss trying to protect his idiot son. And what parent wouldn't do everything in his power to protect their child, no matter how much of a screw up they are.
A dog's life, a car and mental illness/depression does not equal dozens of human lives and that's the problem I have with John Wick. If Theon Grayjoy killed Wick's wife instead, then I'd get it.
So in the sequel does someone step on Wick's hampster, causing him to nuke the whole city?
Boy did you miss the point.
His wife died. The dude was miserable. In complete despair. His wife left him that dog almost as her replacement. A reminder of her. For Wick, that dog WAS her in the form of a canine companion.
It IS like someone came and killed his wife as far as Wick was concerned.
It's time to post the best song of the soundtrack.
Story of Wick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQquH1Y4U7Q
I watched the club shootout, it didn't do much for me without a real story. I just thought it was shallow and trying too hard. If I want to watch a movie like this then I'd rather watch Man on Fire, Collateral, Open Range, Pale Rider, etc.
you are judging the entire movie from watching 1 scene out of context from you tube, and its shallow and try hard? Great in depth analysis.
Well that's the thing, isn't it? That's what people literally say is the genius of it. Wife dies, dog is all he has, dog dies. Learn through exposition that he is Baba Booey the boogeyman killer. I asked the person I was watching it with if there was more to it and they said no.