this ending SHOCKED me | *JOHN WICK 4* 

Rest in peace Lance Reddick the actor who played Charon the Concierge. He sadly passed away shortly before the release of this film from heart failure.

I wasn't sure the Wickiverse could ever top "knife museum" but then they gave our man John a pair of nunchucks and...well...

That shot of John falling down all those stairs, only to pan and reveal just as many stairs to get thrown down is peak comedy

Killa is played by Scott Adkins, the patron saint of DTV action. Chad Stahelski had been trying to figure out the right part for him in these films and came up with Killa. The fat suit and wardrobe are an homage to the crime boss played by Sammo Hung in SPL, a Hong Kong film also starring Donnie Yen. Without the makeup and the accent, you'd be able to clock Adkins' skills from a mile away.

I loved the Killa scene so much. I grew up watching Bond movies with their crazy villains, and Killa ticked all the boxes. The stunt man who played him had wanted to play a character for a while as well, so it was really great that he got his wish.

The places Caine and John were shot seemed very similar to the places John shot the doctor in a previous movie. The doctor had to look badly wounded but the damage wasn't as bad as it looked. At the graveside, the dog seemed to look off-camera at someone. Just my theories, but you never know!

Winston is so great. Has that fatherly vibe to him, and has unshakeable faith in Wick's ability to win any fight. Any time Wick is in trouble he's just like... "just have fun out there", I love it.

Did she not see the last scene at the end with Caine trying to go see his daughter and Koji's daughter showing up to kill him? 🤔

Akira (the daughter) is played by Rina Sawayama and was noticed through acting and dancing jobs in her music videos. super talented artist and definitely a strong future in action. she also wrote and sung the main theme of john wick 4. awesome

I love the Hong Kong Massacre / Hotline Miami overhead top down camera shots they used. The director said he was inspired mainly by the game Hong Kong Massacre and he wanted it to feel like that. Every gamer at that scene was pointing and doing the Captain America "I understood that reference." That pistol that they made a big deal out of as well? The Taran Tactical Pit Viper. The reason he had that reaction is because that pistol sells on their site for 7K. I saw some scenes I think of Keanu training with it at the range too, thing is crazy looking. I also like that while Caine is blind, any of the scenes that have him shooting show him throwing away like half of his bullets until the target makes a panic shot back at him, and then he zeroes in on the sound and finishes them. Neat little touch in his fighting style. Also loved the fact they used Gesaffelstein in the arch circle car shootout scene. That song bops.

Pay attention to Wicks dog. He looks off to the side randomly and takes off. It leaves the possibility that John is not actually dead. Or at least leaves it up for interpretation.

The large guy, Killa Harkness... this is actually a fat suit and the actor playing it is Scott Adkins. He is making low budget movies, but he is skilled AF. Check his character Yuri Boyka, he is just ruthless in his movies

My theatre starting cheering and went absolutely crazy when John killed the Marquis , out of everything that happened in the movie John killing his character got the biggest pop from the audience😂😂

The first time that audience could clue in on this being the last JW movie was when John said, "Loving Husband. I want mine to say John, Loving Husband." It was like he knew he wasn't going to survive what was coming. I also like the bit of symmetry with the fact John's story in these films begins and ends at his wife's grave.

The shot cutting from blowing out the match to the sunrise at 4:11 is an homage to Lawrence of Arabia. They beautifully recreated one of the most famous shots in film history and I geeked out SO hard over it in the theater 😂

Donnie Yen's Caine is one of my most favorite characters in the entire franchise. First off, there is just something innately cool about a badass blind assassin. There just is. its a movie fact at this point. Second, he had so much characterization in this one movie alone he could be a bloody main character. I just love his character so much and Donnie Yen killed it at the role.

I love the movie references made here. My personal favorite was the match/sunrise jump cut at the start, which was a reference to LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962), my favorite movie of all time and one whose influence in subsequent movies released after (particularly DUNE and STAR WARS) cannot be underestimated.

Fun fact: The actress who plays Akari (Koji's daughter), is the singer Rina Sawayama who also does the ending theme "Eye for an Eye" for this movie. It is also her first acting role. Stonks move. Hire a singer for a song and also give her a role in the film. I mean who tf in their right mind would reject an offer to work with Keanu Reeves??😂

Lance Reddicks death passed shortly after the movie release which made his death in this hurt that much more

Watching it in the cinema was the best as other people lost it when he was trying to get up the stairs but kept falling. They were literally shouting out "Just let the man up there" 🤣🤣🤣

So poetic that his last words in a movie were. "It was an honor" Yes Mr. Reddick. It was indeed.

I watched this movie in theaters. One of the best action movies. Just the sheer stunt choreography and dedication by Keanu brought me so much joy.

Could always have a prequel to show us how Jimmy (police officer in first movie) and John became 'acquainted' or how Santino earned a marker or Perkins or Halle Berry etc.

He ran around Killa while on the ground to get more leverage on him while holding him and cause a lot of pain if he had his arm. it’s a legit wrestling/jiujitsu thing. Usually in wrestling it’s done after a sprawl, which is a counter to someone trying to get you to the ground. You apply a lot of downward force and hop back then spin around them really chick to be behind them. We see later in the film a lot of wrestling and jujitsu in his past.

This movie hit legendary status when the they chose bloodbath at The Arc D’Truimph while blasting Paint it Black. That Oozes so much style!

I’d never watched or wanted to watch John Wick, and then I heard Donnie Yen, Scott Adkins, and Hiroyuki Sanada were going to be in Chapter IV, and I knew I had to see that. They’re all such legendary martial artists. So I proceeded to watch Chapters I - III in one day.

Nat, always watch through all the credits in case there are other scenes (hint: there was one). 😊

I love how they made this one feel like a video game. All of john wick's extra lives, the eagle eye scene, losing progress in the stairs, multiplayer co-op, the final boss.

Scott Adkins (Killa) is a great martial artist. I can't imagine he's actually that big; I suspect padding to make him look that way.

John Wick has 3 weaknesses. Cars, stairs and gravity

Also, this is just another film that shows how amazing charming Donnie Yen is and American audiences really miss out on the imported action scene. Dude's incredible actor. Most only know about the Ip Man films. He has a hell of a catalog. Everyone has their 'bruce lee 2.0' hero from that genre and Donnie Yen was mine. He's like the unofficial 'cool guy' of martial arts. I'm still mad at how wasted his role was in Blade II

1. No one just starts working for the table. The table doesn't exactly give you a choice. 2. They didn't figure out John was being helped, they went after anyone he had any sort of relationship of trust with, any old friends, etc. 3. Caine isn't just sitting eating for those reasons. He's a practitioner of work smarter not harder. He'll let everyone else kill each other knowing John will come out on top, then it's easier to find him. 4. Throughout the films, no one in public places notices or reacts to the killing... because the world of the table, the assassins, is just below the surface, hidden. We (the camera) exist in their world. We can see them, ordinary people can't. It's a cool way of showing the "underworld" of The Table. 5. There are some extremely insane car hitting people stunts in this one. And those are practical. 6. The craziest stair fall stunt I've ever seen. 7. Both have to discharge their pistol before another round can be fired. Because John hadn't shot his, the Marquis just had to stand there and take the bullet. And Caine made sure the Marquis freed him and his daughter in sight and hearing of the Harbinger. An extremely brilliant plan. 8. Winston, right at the end, shows a tattoo on his wrist, the mark of the Ruska-Roma... the family John belonged to. He says "farewell my son" in Russian. Some think it means Winston was his father. Not likely, more likely it's the general "farewell son of the Ruska-Roma" meaning. But still a cool little detail.

Aaaand there goes the editing. Just blew past John using nunchucks, Caine fighting Koji's men, the tracker using his bulletproof backpack in the old house shootout, and of course there's the issue of the *_POST-CREDITS SCENE_*

People usually count how many people John Wick kills. But in the highway fight, I was counting how many times he got hit by a car.

The reason why he chose blades is because he already was going to pick John Wicks friend as a sponsor and he knew how good he was with a blade. Also yes she does have good facial Twitches which is why he made a very good Pennywise

Charon's death definitely hits harder knowing that Lance Reddick actually passed away... 😢

12:35 an ad played as soon as she said can we cut away right now. Great job on that ad placement

Killa played by the one and only Scott Adkins, one of the best martial artists working in film today

The Lawrence of Arabia homage at the beginning was so good, best Wick movie!

I’d love to see a prequel series about John’s life before he left for Helen, and how he earned the title of Baba Yaga.

This entire movie felt like one long dubstep remix fighting montage, loved it.

Been Part of the Crew! It has been hell of a ride! Meeting KR has been amazing! Glad u enjoyed it, gurl! ❤

the guy who plays killa is Scott Adkins and yeah he can move. he is like a legendary stunt man/ actor in fight movies. He is known for the undisputed movies which are like super over the top movies.

25:13 Winston: "What a beautiful sunrise... ISN'T IT CAINE?!?!?!"

22:30 Natalie, just so you know, this whole scene was shot in ONE take from that birds eye view. Can you imagine that? How much practice & work that would have been done to perfect that run? Epic.

Letss gooo. Now I can get the Patreon to binge all your complete reactions.

And the best part is that when Winston says that he didn't shoot, I believe that by the rules of the duel, the Marquis has to stand there and take it.

The Harbinger is the voice actor for Mr Krabs 😂

24:00 him just falling down all the stairs againa nd watching him do it is sooo funny in that scene

I hope Chad Stahelski gets to direct HIGHLANDER

Fun fact: This was the first movie role ever for the actress who played Koji's daughter

25:09 did anyone else burst out laughing? Lol that’s one of the best “Fook off” i’ve ever heard ha

Wow that's a great catch about the Marquis's tic. I never noticed the eye twitch!

I love the movie references, the DJ scene is from 1979 The Warriors. They are ready talking about a 5

Killa Harken is played by Mr Scott Adkins, from Sutton Coldfield Birmingham, a hometown boy of mine made good. Adkins has been quietly making his name for the last couple decades as a primo stuntman and action star. He doubled as Deadpool in X-Men Origins Wolverine. He's appeared in the Ip Man series opposite Donny Yen, opposite Jackie Chan in Shanghai Knights, headlines the Undisputed movies, was the mook who fights Doctor Strange in the astral realm and gets crash-carted to death, and has his own franchise called Accident Man. He's a swell guy and a real character. Also, not for nothing, when asked in interviews about all the famous action stars like Donny Yen that he gets to fight, Keanu *specifically* set the record straight by naming Adkins in the same breath as Yen. Praise from Caesar indeed. 😊

My mom always compliments your hair every time she walks by 😂😂

That opening was unbelievably loud in theaters. We saw it in Dolby and it was earth-shaking. Highly recommend it if its ever re-released.

Nathalie, you must watch the end credit scene...

The guy playing Killa Harkan (Scott Adkins) might be the most talented Western martial artist in Hollywood right now. And these mad lads put him in a fat suit and make it work. Amazing.

I had some good timing when I saw this because I was in Paris a few weeks before I saw the movie and it was cool to see all the spots I had walked through be part of major scenes in this movie.

Natalie! I haven't watched a video here in a while, but it's great to be back

It makes sense to hit and run in this case because bullets are flying left and right, so stopping may put the people in the vehicles in danger of being hit by a stray bullet

Scott Adkins throwing those kicks in a fat suit is everything I didnt know I ever needed! 😁🥰 The song/s playing during that whole scene are f'ing AWESOME!! 🤘😎🤘 LETS GOOOOO!!

in my mind, the 4th movie ends how the first movie began, with John all F'ed up, he slumps over, but is not really dead, just catching himself, if he really was dead, i think he woulda rolled down the stairs a bit

The last time I checked, they are working on a John Wick spin-off called Ballerina, with Keanu back in a supporting role.

Another movie that's gonna make me recommend The Warriors. The radio lady in the third act is a direct reference to the film.

Natalie didn't even realize Winston just admitted to being the father of John Wick and it wasn't some casual "my son" from an old guy to a younger.

I thought the fight through Paris at the end of the movie was a throw back to the movie the warriors With the lady on the radio running the plays on where john is, just like the lady in the radio station in the warriors does 🙂

John’s fight with killa is my favorite part ever & fun fact, the dragon breath shotgun fight scene had the same music from John Wick 1, when John chases iosef at the party. And RIP Lance Reddick, the guy who died in the beginning of the movie in real life.

I was so excited to see that Clancy Brown was in the cast but his character was very subdued and underwhelming for a man of his stature. Donnie Yen has now been typecast as siteless action stars.

I'm in tears about the fact that you called the mouth twitch 😂🤣

Natalie, I for one am not convinced that John is dead. Didn't appear to be a life threatening wound. But the grave will stop people from seeking him out any more. There are 2 spin-offs being talked about, and still the possibility of a wick 5 is not out of the question. The 2 spin-offs are tentatively called The Continental - which takes place in the 1970s and tells the story of Winston and how he came to rise to his position. The other is called the Ballerina telling of a ballerina/assassin whom appeared briefly in the Wick franchise. Another rumor is that when we see Winston put his hand on Johns headstone and say goodbye, the tattoo on his hand or wrist is the crest of John's "family" fueling speculation that Winston was John's father. I guess we all have something to look forward to. Love your reactions and commentary.

This ending proves that Keneau really should have been Spike in a live action Cowboy Bebop series.

This movie has the most action I think I’ve ever seen in an action movie, like SO many fights… it’s awesome

In the Graveyeard scene, JW's dog do a quick peak to the side... I think he did not died and just fake it to live in peace.

One thing that I couldn't stop thinking about when watching this movie is, the Marquis is always accompanied by these secretaries and bartenders and waiters; these otherwise basic employees must be getting paid more than some CEOs, based on the level of trust required alone. Also, what would the hiring process for this even be like?

The DJ who gave out where John was and what he was doing was a throwback to the DJ from the movie The Warriors. Lynn Thigpen played the character when The Warriors was in movie theaters. And now I must again watch that flìck.

I never would've guessed this becoming The Warriors towards the end

Hell yeah! I've been waiting for this!!!!

6:12 RIP Lance Reddick 😪 His actin in The Wire was phenomenal growing up watching that my lord

Donnie Yen is amazing. He somehow plays Caine like a cartoon character and yet it fits perfectly

there was an after credits scene showing caine and his daughter teasing another movie if im not mistaken

25:01. I. LOVE. THAT. DOG! As good as this movie was, that scene was worth every minute of it.

Shamier Anderson who plays Tracker in this film refers to himself as Nobody. That's one film you really want to watch. NOBODY excellent film

I thnk Reeves involvement in future Wick movies is over. BUT there is a new movie coming called The Ballerina starring Knives Out and Bond actress Ana De Armis (sp?). Seeing how well she did as a secret agent makes me think she is going to be awesome in the Wick universe.

The "harbringer" (guy in the hat that works for marquis) voices Mr Krabs in spongebob.

Killa is Scott Adkins, even in a fat suit he can kick a 6'2" dude in the head. Scott is one of the most well rounded martial artists turned actors in the world today, most of his movies are low budget straight to DVD but he's been in big movies, he fought Dr. Strange in astral form and was one of the thugs on the bus in Shang Chi. Scott's best known role is playing the Ukraine MMA fighter Yuri Boyka in the Undisputed franchise that takes place in a Russian prison. It was before the Russian invasion of Ukraine but the movies use their political differences as a backdrop for why Yuri is who he is and why he's in a Russian prison. It's a redemption story, he starts out as the antagonist and becomes the protagonist by the end of his story arc but it's the fight scenes everyone watches them for, some of the best ever put on film.

Caine and Akira were my favorite new characters of John wick 4

The thing is, we did see him fall over but he could have passed out from blood loss or shock from pain. We never see his corpse, the next shot you see the gravestone. Winston could have faked his death so John could finally be free from the high table. The fifth film could be the high table finding out John is still alive. There are also two spinoff series coming out, The Continental and Ballerina with Ana De Armas.

Was Winston's last line at the gravesite, "Farewell, my son", literal? His wrist tattoo looked the same as the insignia for John's "family".

Well, I completely forgot she started watching them. First time for me also #4 so here we go.😊

I'm living for the day where nat gets through the newer planet on the apes franchise!!!

A. Yep it's his finale. B. They can always do a prequel C. Keanu has signed on to do a film off-shoot of the franchise called BALLERINA w/Ana de Armas

The movie Upgrade (2018) might be a fun one to see her react to. Anyone else agree?

I saw this in theaters. It was awesome

Did u see the extra scene in the credits? It kinda hints what may come in the future.

a thing people have brought up is john was shot in the same spots the doctor in the 3rd movie told him to shoot that was none leathal, under the floating rip and in the shoulder above the collar bone.

At this point I assume I am the only person in the world who checks for an end credit scene for every single movie I watch, no exceptions, regardless of genre.

Absolutely my favorite film of the year.

"I liked the idea he gave his life to help his friend who did have something to live for." How to tell me you didn't watch the post-credit scene.