Everything GREAT About John Wick! 

"He stole john wicks car and killed his dog." "Oh." My man straight knew death was coming

Apparently during filming it was hard to get the dog to lie down with John because it was excited from doing a such a good job and kept breaking character and licking keanus face

“He wasn’t exactly the boogeyman. He was the one you sent to kill the fucking boogeyman.” Chills. Just pure chills man.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="148">2:28</a> Love how in this scene he’s like: “Why did you hit my son before I kill you?” And after he’s like: “Understandable have a great day”

Wick doesn't have unlimited ammo, he just has enough ammo

"You killed John Wicks dog and stole his car" Viggo: *chuckles* Im in danger

Fun fact: the training Keanu has gotten from all his action movies has actually made him better than some of the best trained servicemen at things like reloading and aiming with iron sights

I just found out something interesting about the scene when John sneaks up on the bouncer played by Kevin Nash. He asks the bouncer how much weight he lost and according to Nash at a convention, he says he lost 60 pounds, but the director told Nash, that when he said that, he was actually telling Wick how many people were in the club and that is why John Wick spared him.

What's cool is that usually in movies like this the main character's trying to escape the organised gang but in John Wick the organised gang's trying to escape the main character

The writer for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, Hirohiko Araki, said that the fastest way to get people to hate a villain is to have said villain to kill a dog. And by God he's right.

You left out one of the most impactful scenes that illustrates just how dangerous and effective John wick really is. When Viggos son is killed, he gets a phone call. The audience knows that the call is to inform viggo that his son was slain, but Viggo doesn't need the call, he already knows because it's John fucking wick. Without hearing the caller say anything, Viggo tells the other person "I'll make the arrangements." John wick is so effective that this man knew his son was dead before it was even confirmed.

You forgot a big thing: The coins Each coin is personalized for the individual assassin, so it's like hitman baseball cards. They can be just a coin, but they also can carry a lot of value depending on the circles they are in. The level of detail in this movie is insane :3

Jujitsu is the gentle art of folding clothes while people are still in them. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="511">8:31</a>

The reason that the assassins wear suits is because a suit never looks out of place. Whether you're in a fast-food joint or 5 star restaurant, coffee shop or opera, unemployment line or penthouse gala, you can find someone in a suit, and they look like they belong. It's the ultimate disguise for hiding in plain sight.

"The lack of hollywood beauty somehow makes it more beautiful." THAT RIGHT THERE. It's why I love the entire series of movies. The brutal is brutal and just so unnervingly real in it's execution.

I love that viggo didnt know what the dog meant to John but instantly realizes crossing him in any way shape or form results in death, which implies that before he retired john was truly someone terrefying that if you hurt in some way your chances of living were zero, but then Viggo hears john say why the puppy meant so much to him and he realizes why John didn't care why he fought so hard

"YOU CAN EITHER HAND OVER YOUR SON, OR YOU CAN DIE SCREAMING ALONG SIDE HIM!" +10 for that line from Keanu

Movie: *kills human* Audience: “Eh.” Movie: *kills dog* Audience: *war screaming* edit: the fact I still get notifications on this is bonkers. it’s been five years fellas wth

I love how the myth of John Wick is mostly established by the people who know him even before the first action sequence Its brilliant

This movie did not have william Da”FOE”, it had William Da”Friend”

*Fantastic movie all around, but that "oh" from Viggo will always be my favorite part. It's rare for so much to be said with so little.*

I always thought that they just placed the dead puppy in front him but the idea of the puppy dragging itself to John before dying just made it even more sad

Coming back here after watching Chapter 4 First of all, Rest in Power Lance Reddick. My Commander in Destiny, and the Concierge here in the Wick Cinematic Universe Second, John really shows the difference between Friends and Goons. Throughout the series, John and his Friends are always throwing wrenches into the faces of goons and their bosses. Marcus in 1, not as much in 2, Sofia, Winston, and Charon in 3, and his friends in 4. Also John may lose some fights, but he still he keeps going. Truly a force of sheer *fuckin’* will. Also also that his “you can die screaming along side him” speech is still the most he’s spoken in this entire series

I think I remember hearing from someone that when Marcus shot the pillow next to John in the continental scene wasn’t a mistake. Marcus shot at John, not to kill him, but to warn him, get him on edge and ready for when the woman snuck into his room to attempt to kill him. Marcus wasn’t trying to kill John, he was watching over him kind of like a sniper guardian angel

'Someone complains about the dragon burning stuff in his cave'. That...that was a beautiful analogy for the walking reaper that John Wick is.

I once saw John Wick kill 15 dudes with a grenade... .... *before it exploded*

One detail I liked about this movie - and that I'm surprised wasn't mentioned in the video - is just how well Viggo knows John. Iosef and antagonists in the sequels all express complete shock and surprise at the lengths John will go to just to avenge a dog. Viggo isn't remotely surprised, and in fact (and this part you did mention) he knew exactly how this was going to play out the moment he heard what Iosef did. A little detail in his conversation with Iosef reveals why. He points out something that none of the other antagonists did about Daisy's death; that it happened a few days after John's wife died. John's rampage was never about the stolen Mustang or dead dog, and Viggo knew that before the rampage even started.

I love that..."Real men don't need one-liners, they just kill you."

"The lack of 'Hollywood magic' somehow makes it all the more beautiful", nailed the genius of John Wick there.

"So we stole his car.." "Okay.." "and killed his dog." *oh*

I love how when he says “...he killed John’s dog...” and the mob boi just says “oh.” That just shows that they know they screwed up

The moment where he watches the guy in his eyes with "death stare" is actually not a death stare but he is confirming his death. When pupils are large it means person's brain is no longer functioning. Always the professional, Jardani, eh? p.s. I know pupils can get larger for numbers of reasons, but considering he just put a knife in his throat and the man's pupils are probably small cause he was aware, John is simply waiting for them to become enlarged

Russian mobster: kills doggo John Wick: Calmly and efficiently annihilates entire Russian Mafia.

"What'd he say?" "Enough." I freaking love this movie. The dialogue, the action scenes, the score!

“The most merciful thing in the world, I think, is the inability of the human mind to correlate all its contents." That quote comes to mind when Iosef says he's not afraid of the Boogeyman.

I love the strong eye contact with Viggo's son while he executes the one henchman. It sends a message, no one needs that message explained and it wasn't even mentioned as a win in the video.

Thanos: *Snaps fingers and turns Wick’s dog to dust* John Wick: *Joins Avengers* Thanos: *Sweats*

God this movie was such a breath of fresh air, like somebody finally remembered how to give action films their spine back.

I know its 2020 and this video is kinda old but <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="154">2:34</a> "peligreeso" hits my hispanic heart really hard

As a student, in brazilian jiujitsu, they actually train you to fight while handcuffed and to prestige in doing so

Chad Stahelski: "You dont have stunt double this time" Keannu Reeves: "Fine I'll do it myself"

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="570">09:30</a> Alcohol can thin the blood. However, when an appropriate amount is used in conjunction with medical treatment it is safe and helps dull the pain without loosing to much of your faculties. History shows that it has been used for pain reduction for centuries. The problems of blood thinning can occur when drinking to excess. Good on you to educate the audience on the dangers of drinking when injured. Thumbs up just for that!!!!

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="319">5:19</a> Funnily enough, that isn't the goons magazine dropping to the floor, that's John's. He catches his while reloading, THEN drops it to bait out the assassins.

“Hades: just William Defoe.” Seems about right

The scene where he killed the man with a knife and stared into his eyes as his soul left his body gives me goosebumps even though i watched it no less than 37 times

John Wick eliminated the Russian mafia after they killed his pet dog, Daisy Doomguy eliminated the demons of hell after they killed his pet rabbit, Daisy Coincidence? I think not

What I love about the father-son scene is that you can SEE the fear in Viggos voice as he describes John.

As a martial artist, I loved this film. I kept seeing the fight screens and going, "Hey, I know how to do that!" Combine real martial arts with realistic no holding back with nut shots, biting, and hair pulling makes the entire movie feel real.

One of my favorite scenes is when Jimmy the Cop is at the door. He's all polite and professional, sees the body on the floor. Then he takes his hat off (not in cop mode) and asks him if he's working again? That simple motion reveals the thin line dividing the everyday world and John Wick's world.

"What's great about John Wick?" Me: It's John Wick

"This is my first Keanu Reaves movie" Ted: Far out! Neo: What version of the Matrix is this?

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="743">12:23</a> something interesting is how John jumped a little showing that even though he skilled he is still fallible and mayhem legitimately got him off guard and if he got even a little bit luckier with that shot HE could have been the one to kill the boogeyman

Reason why Keanu Reeves is the perfect actor? He did all the stunts by himself. That's a whole new level of awesome

Iosef: *kills john wick's dog* John Wick: So you have chosen death.

gotta say, it's really cool to go back and rewatch all these movies after your videos, having gained a whole new appreciation for everything about it

“The ‘let’s just make sure’ headshot” I’m DEAD lmao!!

What I get most from John Wick is the Stupidity of killing John Wick's Sniper buddy just after he unleashed a storm over killing his Pet Dog.

I like that he credits other review sources and refers us to them.

John made a gang OP by doing an impossible job for them, and then quit them thinking he could escape their influence. But he had to finish what he made. The circle of Karma. That is what is beautiful about this movie.

Alternate Endgame ending: John Wick: (steps through portal) Did someone call? Doctor Strange: Thanos killed your dog. (Years later) Tony Stark: I saw John Wick kill Thanos with a pencil! A f***ing pencil!

"Everything GREAT about John Wick!" or "Everything IS GREAT in John Wick!"

The use of lighting and colors in this film often gets overlooked when acknowledging it's brilliance. There's a reason we're getting John Wick 4

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="310">5:10</a> *no distraction from what we are about to see* then ad proceeds to play

I am so happy you recognised the fact that Daisy the Beagle crawled to John to be next to him, it broke me so hard when I realised that fact and so many of my friends never realise it before I point it out...

Finally a movie that the hero/villains have to reload

The shot in John's house where the guy is on the other side of the wall is one of my favorites, it shows his experience and in a way, that this movie is more than the average action movies. Also the shot at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="503">8:23</a> - even as the enemy proves little to no challenge and can easily shoot him, there is no cool one-handed, not even looking shot of any sort. It's professional, controlled two-hand grip on the pistol. Scenes like these really show what made Wick as infamously good at his job. Been a good while since I seen such a professionally made, top-notch action movie with such actors. RIP Michael Nyqvist, every scene was pure gold he was in. Such an expressive, caring and collected antagonist.

"What did he say?" "Enough" John didn't say anything, but the message came accross very clearly, well done

There is no emotion in any of John's eyes except for the explanation. He holds a "thousand yard stare" for every kill. He is purely focused on the task at hand.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="380">6:20</a> I like to think that the cop thinks that he isn’t getting paid enough to mess with John

I really liked the line between these two clips (<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="631">10:31</a>). "He took that from me, stole that from me *killed that from me"*

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="357">5:57</a> that's a recurring move I've noticed throughout the movies, where John has a knife against someone's throat and has to smack it to get it past their block. Maybe I'm reading too much into it but I see it as a representation for why Jonathan is the best. He's not the strongest, he's the most relentless.

CinemaSins : John wick is bullet waster CinemaWins : Its crazy how he shoots 3 shots then gives the headshot

I had to pause this and post a comment, your quote "Someone complains about the dragon burning stuff in his cave, you just say "Have a good night, thanks for not burning me and the rest of the city" is fucking awesome! That is a master analogy ha ha .

I’m commenting this even though I haven’t reached the end of the video, but at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="460">7:40</a>, I read somewhere online that the reason why John is staring deep into that guy’s eyes is because he’s actually waiting for the pupils to dilate or constrict to see when he’s actually dead. I don’t quite remember which one of the two it is, but that’s just the amazing attention to detail this movie puts in.

i ABSOLUTELY LOVE the sequence of him undigging his weapons, has so much impact

I watched John Wick without knowing anything about it and I was blown away. IMO the best Keanu movie since The Matrix.

One of my favorite moments in the film was before going into the nightclub, John talks with the bouncer/guard outside who just doing his job and gives him the opportunity to just walk away.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="142">2:22</a> That "..Oh" was the exact moment I knew I was in for a treat when I first watched it

The story and plot of John wick is very much similar to what might be seen in a really good anime

"like John's the angel of death" what do you mean by "like" we all know thats why Keanu doesn't age.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="443">7:23</a> Also like to point out that the guy is also the SMARTEST guy in the whole movie. He knows John has the drop on him and that he's no match for him. So he doesn't try to provoke him. And when John offers him a way out, and a chance to live, he's smart enough to TAKE IT! Smart move.

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="431">7:11</a> That scene stars a guy who has had a good amount of experience not only in Hollywood as... well pretty much a mini-boss for a lot of protagonists; but this guy is a legendary performer in the ring. That is Kevin Nash. Had about 2 decades worth of experience in the pro wrestling business, working for both what was known as the WWF, now known as the WWE, WCW, and TNA.

Everybody gangsta till JHON WICK survives the snap but his dog doesnt.

Damn the colour scheme that you mentioned.... 👏🏽👏🏽👌🏾

Thanos: "You should have gone for the head." Wick: "I always do."

“One man throws his gun away in order to drink his opponent’s blood from a boot.” GOD THAT LINE IS COOL!!!!!

Just introduced my mom to this movie and she's been watching it nonstop. Literally. It's on loop lol. So made me come watch this again. I'm surprised you missed one detail: the subtitles change. In the beginning, they're just plain subtitles. They have traditional placing, bottom center. It's not until John himself becomes stylized, slipping back into his old life, that the subtitles do. When John and Iosef meet, when they break into his house, when Viggo tells the tale and when he's singing the tale of the Boogeyman as the goons break in? They're plain. Then he laughs and says Baba Yaga, the bold, italicized, caps lock, red "the boogeyman" pops up. John Wick had slipped into the shadows, but Baba Yaga emerged at that exact point and kicked the rampaging action off.

Everything great about John Wick? *plays the entire movie*

*sees notification* *inhales* *_YEAH. I'M THINKING HE'S BACK!_*

*The legends say that the man who* *invented the first phone , When he* *invented it these one already had 3* *messed calls from John Wick*

i love a movie/show where the character is badass everyone knows hes bad ass and he knows hes badass and its not downplayed with comedy or jabs at the character its the serious undertone of "this guy is walking death" that really makes this movie great. they way he is spoken about in hush tones further drives this home.

There should be some points added just for Willem Dafoe being in the movie.

Fun fact at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="315">5:15</a> John is actually dropping his empty mag after loading a fresh one to make hit man think he’s exposed which is why he moves up

I watched this movie with my mom, and we absolutely loved every single second of it.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="24">0:24</a> Thanks for teaching me the word "ostensibly"!

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="660">11:00</a> - I think the word you're looking for is "Anti-Hero" they're a fun character type.

“I’m so glad nothing happens to her and she’s totally fine” .......I hate you

I'm so glad you paid tribute to David Patrick Kelly there at the end. He's in some of my favorite movies from the '80s and '90s: Dreamscape, Commando, The Crow....I'm just glad he gets his due here. Makes me love your channel even more.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="472">7:52</a> my favorite scene in the film the way he just stares into his soul as he dies

So, What kind of object would you perfer to use when killing someone? Wick: *Yes*