You CANNOT KILL the Babayaga!: John Wick vs Killa Berlin Club Fight Scene | Dr Chris Raynor

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Bring your popcorn! This scene is a doozy!

[@jkjameson11]

Can you do a review of extraction 2?

[@philipmatthews9285]

Could you shed some light on john wicks delivery of the throat punch on killer?

[@pustulio81]

Scott nailed this role, the slightly over the top acting was so fitting. It's like he was trying to pay respects to the old, corny Martial Arts films of the past.

[@richwilliams7787]

Scott was so much fun to watch in this role

[@swxqt6826]

His acting was top notch… if not for his terrible accent.

[@Gearparadummies]

Scott Adkins is an incredible martial artist. Even wearing a "fat suit" he moves incredibly graciously. These are some of the most enterntaining and informative "reaction" videos on YT. Thanks, Dr. Raynor for taking the time to educate us.

[@garyglenn5233]

I'd like to be a fraction of a percent as tough as an action hero. I've had multiple broken bones including cracked ribs, both feet have been crushed along with sprains, bruises and bad cuts that required stitches and I can say from experience that even a broken hand would put me out of a fight. That's why I always carry my trusty 45 everywhere I go. If at all possible, a bad guy isn't going to get close enough to me to land a single hit. The older I get the more I feel my past injuries and I don't need any more pain than what I have to live with every day.

[@mohsenslim4395]

He is a freak props to him

[@stunitech]

Not only his physical performance but his whole character is outstanding. Well acted and very memorable

[@nahuelmat]

​@@garyglenn5233What sort of lifestyle do you have to have taken such damage?

[@yoshijb9428]

​yea yes he's full of s**t

[@stunitech]

I myself suffered the exact anecdote the instructor mentions about boxing gloves and burst eardrums. About 20 years ago I was sparring (without head gear stupidly) and caught a light left hook to the head. Eardrum popped like a blister and required a tympanoplasty surgical procedure to repair. Good tines 😂

[@SuiLagadema]

My theory as to why Mr. Wick is so resilient and appears to be unaffected by situations in which a normal human would break is because he drank a lot of milk as a kid and has the highest pain threshold in the history of mankind. Ignoring the ending (no spoilers, don't worry), if he were to go to a hospital and the admitting nurse asks him "on a scale of 1 to 10, how much in pain are you?" John would just look at the nurse and say "Two"

[@darkwinter6028]

There are (somewhat rare) conditions in which people are born without the ability to feel pain… I suppose he could have something like that, but only partially (as he is shown to have felt the blows at least somewhat) ??? 🤔

[@maxb2244]

I always figured it was his suit giving his body the ability to absorb the blows, being that it's bulletproof and all.

[@jimofthenorth8090]

@@maxb2244 After watching it, I just figured that the writers got bored and made him into a superhero instead of the relatively normal guy from the first 2 movies. You know the ones where he gets cut, stabbed, shot and has to go to a doctor. In 4 he's a fucking boring bullet sponge.

[@swxqt6826]

He didn’t get shot in the fourth movie until he dueled Caine. ​@@jimofthenorth8090

[@dak4465]

Nah he'd just go "yeaah"

[@s.alanfrankel8495]

Even Jon wick undoes his top button from time to time.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Occasionally, but not often. 😎😂

[@nobodyexceptme7794]

Yessir....the content we crave. Ever think of doing these style vids for old school action movies from Jackie Chan/Van Damme/Steven Seagal etc.....I feel like the latter would be downright hilarious

[@nicholascostanza2574]

Great video. I think that mystery weapon Professor Wick used was just jamming his thumb in that shallow laceration he inflicted earlier with the card. Good lesson in resourcefulness. Also a new take on putting a thumb in it.

[@AndrewDembouski]

I thought the same

[@nukiesduke6868]

Problem with franchises is they always have to one up the previous one to the point it gets insane, like Fast and furious (space...) JW was grounded in reality. Then this one you got a blind dude owning everyone and you have Wick falling off things that'd kill him 2x over.

[@Rodiza]

Dont forget the ninjas fighting with bows and arrows and killing people with full body armor and assault rifles

[@jcheck1107]

Man just enjoy the movie and eat some popcorn geez

[@nukiesduke6868]

@@Rodiza I mean armor has weak spots. So even that's not as egregious as the other stuff. Especially if they were hitting them in the neck via the gap between their helmet and chest armor.

[@jimofthenorth8090]

@@jcheck1107 I could IF in the first movie he was equally unhurtable, but he wasn't. He's transformed into this unvincible (until the script calls for it) superhero since the 2nd movie and as such it's become (at least for me) harder to enjoy.

[@griffinnunnelee7236]

True. The first film was supper grounded and the most realistic by comparison. Still.. I do think they did an outstanding job with the fight choreography and cinematography. Like yeah, a blind guy being a master assassin is ridiculous, but the way they shot and choreographed all of his scenes was so good that it almost made it seem kind of plausible despite the inherent absurdity of it. Plus, I think it’s one of those things were if it looks cool enough, your able to suspend your disbelief more, at least for me.

[@michaelarrowood4315]

Those Berlin club raves must be generally gnarly, if everyone keeps dancing as the bullets and axes fly, as do the bodies. That's one serious dance club.

[@Tito_Viera]

Creation or evolution... what a beautiful, well tuned and complex machine is our body. Thanks Dr. Raynor for remember us this fact.

[@bigboss-tl2xr]

"The Eternal KO" hahaha Doc, you're killing me!!

[@Valterius87]

Thank you, Doctor. Your knowledge just flows from your lips in a very easy to understand but also, very intelligent and respectful way. I found you by accident but can not stop watching. I work with the remains of animals in my own kitchen work but to speak of it in medical terms, and to think of it that way is brilliant, so I thank you again for that perspective. Keep up the wonderful and fantastic work, it's fascinating to alter the mindset to look at things from another point of view.

[@swagnut9864]

These edits are absolutely amazing! Great job Mr/Mrs editor

[@Khornecussion]

Other than the good Orthopedic doc that gave me my metal shoulders and metal left hip, you're my favorite orthopedic doctor!

[@Mr.AimToMisbehave]

I saw that Mythbusters, and while I will admit that a playing card wielded by human hands may not be capable of lethal damage, a playing card moving at a higher velocity (such as in the funnel of an EF-5 class tornado) could potentially cause a fatal papercut.

[@crwydryny]

As a martial artist and someone who has been in their fair share of fights. A few things of note 1) adrenaline is a hell of a drug. I've been in a situation where I've taken multiple blows from a hammer to the face and head and not even registered them. Broken jaw, check, eye socket and a sub arachnoid bleed. It wasn't until a good half hour later I even realised the extent of my injuries (I'm trained as a mountain rescue operative unrecognised the signs of an intra cranial bleed) 2) a spinning kick to the jaw doesn't always result in KO, maybe a lost tooth but not KO. It would have to contact at the right angle to knock back into the blood vessels and nerves in the neck to cause a KO or as mentioned the brain contacting the skull. A broken jaw is a possibility, but from personal experience of recieving such a blow, a POd wick is more likely result

[@atashgallagher5139]

My only thought when watching this scene in the theater was "how f**king high are these people" they don't notice the massive multi person fight in the club, they just rave dance around them and flood back in once they leave.

[@EarlGreyLattex]

It's Berlin, they're all blitzed 🤣🤣

[@lgndry_bst2242]

mystery weapon to killas neck was thumb. playing card laceration to slit epidermal membranes, sheer forces required for thumb to penetrate neck.

[@bryancampos6415]

Watching these breakdowns changes how I watch any movies or shows. Like watching an explosion in Star Wars and I’m thinking “what would that look like in an ER or coroners office”

[@Kevan808]

Always enjoy your medical breakdowns of movies. Gives me a better appreciation of the film's content.

[@okosuntom2808]

Love your content Doc and the way you analyse movie trauma.Could you give us maybe a short analysis on the trauma injuries the victims of the titan sub could have experienced.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

I was thinking about this topic. I might put something together for it.

[@BeckVMH]

That was completed and contained fascinating specifics. Very well done.

[@anthonyjbargeman5280]

I love the way you explain sh##. Makes it easier for me to follow and understand. You see I'm just answering "old school " (Vietnam/cold War era) trigger puller. Thank you. Please keep it up.

[@anthonyjbargeman5280]

*answering, no I'm just an old school...

[@triplecastsleep1924]

My theory on why the bystanders aren't freaking is because they're all zonked out of their gourd on drugs. It's a dark, crowded, loud room so if you're out there on LSD or whatever, you could miss it. I'm just commenting on this becase I couldn't add anything to the fantastic video breakdown.

[@OliverBerger]

While in cinema I noticed the same extreme indifference of the club goers to what's going on around them. Thanks for making that point.

[@derrickwilliams1902]

The Mozambique drill also called defeating the body armor drill is used to neutralize someone in case they are wearing body armor.

[@valandil7454]

I like how you can rationalise every injury as non fatal, I think it's video game mentality that people tend to assume that we're so fragile. I've been doing Japanese Jujutsu for over 20yrs now (I'm getting old 😄) and spar at least once a week with friends that train other techniques and with a little protective gear to avoid pressure fractures and concussions along with a mat I rarely get more than bruises, scrapes or a little blood even with practice weapons 🙂 I thought most of these movies were repetitive and overdone but you're right from a martial perspective they put a lot of research and skill into their choreography and I only noticed that was Scott Adkins when Killa started with the Karate he's really good 😋

[@raven4k998]

24:41 you saw it he punched a Baby that's child abuse caught on camera

[@FallschrimjagerSS]

You're quite good at this, keep it up my dude great job on all your videos!

[@FallschrimjagerSS]

Saying that i just realized (I was diagnosed with chronic bronchitis young i never even knew until this video it was a form of copd, because i know how deadly copd is as it helped kill both my grandparents) that i cant get rid of it now and im gonna die in 10-30 years... i mean its not like im enjoying life (sadly) too much to start with but i did theoretical want the decision at least to go beyond that im 28 i dont wanna die at 58 thats pretty young especially given medical advancements and the median death age all going up so yayyyy :(

[@rozzi2177]

I found your channel today and I have to say, I absolutely love your breakdowns, especially your analysis on this fight scene! As a martial artist I find these videos fascinating. You make education really entertaining! Many thanks Dr Raynor, from the UK!!

[@BjornKuma]

Of note, is that in boxing and mma, a lot of KOs are from the punches and kicks they didn't see coming. Which says something about absorbing roundhouse kicks to the head when we can brace or move with the shots.

[@HexenStar]

Let's not forget the little fact about the cumulative aspect of J.Wick's injuries. Being on a losing end of a fight, after having received multiple professionally executed blows to the body and head from a heavyweight fighter (think being repeatedly hit by a prime shape Mike Tyson), ending up with a spinning back kick (that's a heel in a boot right to the jaw) strong enough to throw a man over a railing into what looks like a 20 ft fall - is guaranteed to render whatever is in that pseudo-superman suit - incapable of any meaningful resistance. Then again, JW movies take place in the magical land of Bolloxia...a special place that the Wizard of Oz kept as a pet project, between playing poker against Rumpelstiltskin and an onstage rivalry with none other than Pinocchio... So, anything goes.

[@ALG11101]

Lol don’t forget the scene where Mr wick jumps out a window multiple stories up and landing and denting a van upon impact.

[@anthonysmith3593]

This has been interesting since i had a frontal bone fracture when i was a teenager.

[@harry8097]

Love these videos! I feel like I’m back in college, but this time the professor is fascinating to listen to, I can actually pay attention and really learn something!

[@brimstonefootsteps4332]

This video was fantastic! To dissect John Wick in a medical manner was brilliant and extremely educational! I love how you have branched out your channel to include new and fun ideas for the masses.

[@bishopsteiner7134]

pretty sure the "mystery weapon" that Professor Wick introduced into Killa's neck wound toward the ends was a Pollex Rigida

[@Andy-Dan]

Awesome review doctor 👏

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Glad you liked it

[@xzendor7digitalartcreations]

Another Awesome Presentation. Funny and Educational. Well Done Dr Raynor.

[@historygems1190]

Just have to say your videos are awesome, perfect mix of entertaining and educational

[@Henerry.Potter]

Thank you for reviewing this fight

[@MultiLambent]

The reason nobody seems to pay attention in the club at least in this case is because it's a German nightclub there's not a soul in there that's not blitzed or on ecstasy. They barely know where they are.

[@Thelnir]

Just because the hamstring wasn't severed, does not mean that having an axe buried in your thigh wouldn't hurt like... well... having an axe buried in your thigh.

[@jjdogg0]

This will be epic 😮

[@joshm3484]

One thing I wondered about with Cain. How the hell can he hear anything? I mean John would be deaf too, but he can see. What's Cain supposed to do after the first shot? He won't hear anything but ringing.

[@sauletto1]

Once you referred to him as "Professor" Wick, I automatically hit the subscribed button !

[@projektaquarius]

Talking about the throws: ippon is an easy take. On concrete it might suck, been there done that and it sucks super hard, but with no follow up, assuming you know how to take it, you'll probably be fine. And depending on the knot, being dragged by the long bit of your tie is fine. Personally, I would wear a clip on or a velcro tie but to each their own.

[@ategevuma7218]

Such an interesting and informative video! Really enjoyed!

[@pnutimusthe1st]

2 things. 1. big sad used Star Trek to show the ear slap and not “Sherlock Discombobulate” that would have been golden and 2. 23:37 I’m pretty sure he stuck a thumb in it (maybe just because I’m a fan but a thumb in the neck screams Kentucky Ballistics)

[@stax6092]

Yes, would like to see cannon vs. Ballistic Gel torso.

[@justinmaddox8353]

Great evaluation. First off, no way anyone can withstand the kind of damage Professor Wick does. However, one thing I would add, is that assuming he's trained in Judo, he would have learned to fall, both forward, flat on your back, and on either side. I studied Judo a long time ago, and when it was determined we were "graduating" from Ukeme (the art of falling), we would ultimately be thrown onto a concrete floor. That being said, no way in hell I would want to try ANY stunt. As for the hamstring, spot on. I have torn, midsubstance, my right hamstring a few years ago, it still is bothersome. Thanks

[@serganteddy5]

Yep, that fall in the final bit would be the last nail in the coffin for Killa. I really did imagine that he did suffer from a neck injury, which would be enough to put him out. (I did not include John Wick since I am only talking about Killa Harkan)

[@jprov]

Love this series

[@denissavgir2881]

Baba yaga means "grandma yaga", a russian way of saying "witch". As Mr Wick is a man, he should be "deda yaga", which means "grandpa yaga"

[@fourleafclover2377]

Really enjoyed this educational video thank you ! ❤🎉

[@ggrreeggy]

I love this, it's like watching Reading Rainbow all over again...

[@lord_blackhand3291]

So doc, what you’re saying is, basically, almost everyone here in that scene is dead. If they’re not a named character.

[@wubberson4450]

23:35 I think what happened here was Wick jabbing his thumb and/or fingers into the laceration he made earlier with the playing card.

[@kjblade11]

Please, Please, Please breakdown the bone breaking fight scene at the end of Tony Jaa's THE PROTECTOR! Tony definitely has an infatuation with hyperextension of ligaments in that scene!

[@Sir_Zombie1ted]

I felt sorry for that StarTrek dude getting slapped whenever our Ortho was dropping his punchlines (Doc, you could limit the number of punchlines, he got slapped so hard his brain crashed and rebooted).

[@dustinkilburn]

These are so entertaining 🙏

[@JCLeSinge]

Ear-clapping... it doesn't have to rupture the eardrum to be effective enough. It's not a fight-winner, but it only needs to disrupt their balance momentarily. If you have a shot at clapping one or both ears, then it should slow the opponent enough to set up something better.

[@FallschrimjagerSS]

Also Scott Adkins the guy playing Killa could whoop Keanu anyday hes an actual former mma fighter they just made him wear a fat suit, saying that, him being in the fat suit... playing a character vs john wick i pick wick vs all

[@AM23.]

This might be my fav KZbin channel ❤

[@nelsonw9483]

Can you do Extraction 2 next?

[@Sir_Zombie1ted]

Haven't yet fully watched the movie, but snippets here and there plus all the falling and shooting between Wick and the rest of mankind... time to study pain.

[@michaelmorrigan614]

Ahh yes the “two to the chest, one to the face” they taught us that waaay back in 2009 at Parris Island.

[@Terjay]

0:13 And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why VFX artists usually don't want any tracking markers on screens.

[@federicozambelli2045]

Another great lesson, and the "Sir Mix a lot" clip, make it better dco💪

[@SimpleGunner]

oh yes, whatever that cannon ball video was, please share. i absolutely agree with the editors thoughts here. why in gods name are the dancers all ignoring a literal axe fight in the middle of the party?

[@Frank7G]

Yes, High Speed Ballistics is an awesome youtube channel would love to see a video on they're testes.

[@Ryallon]

Does anyone know what interactive program Dr. Raynor uses in his videos to display anatomical examples? I'm working on learning anatomy and would love to have a tool like that in my studies!

[@JinKee]

5:00 Killa (like all the major characters including Mr Wick) is wearing a high-fashion bullet proof suit. The shot to the ass didn't, uh, penetrate

[@Ravenblues]

Bone callouses are a thing, I guess the circus "trained" him pretty good

[@legionofthedamned157]

House clearing scene from John wick 4 and the last duel

[@markconley9279]

The dance crowd are quite oblivious of the fighting and shooting. Reminds me of game NPCs.

[@Smithsjr]

Best action movie of the 2020's and Keanu Reeves is a living legend! Dr. Raynor you are making great content and are a great Doctor😎 Let's Keep on "see one, do one, teach one" 👏

[@LostAmericanJ]

Hey doc, Hope all is well. It's been a while since you covered any MORTAL KOMBAT could help help a fella out with a lil red entertainment n' education on the side your reaction to some of the FATALITIES is priceless! Thanks if you do thanks if ya don't, you always make good content anyway so... no pressure!👍 On a nother'great vid bud! I love John Wick!😎

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Don’t worry, we have something planned for the new game.

[@LostAmericanJ]

@@ChrisRaynorMD YYYEEEESSS!!!! YES YES YES YES YES YES YES!!!

[@DankasorusRex]

Do Extraction 2! I need to know about the hand tearing…. I’ve never seen anything like that before

[@coletrain3162]

I think that mystery weapon that he hit him with in the neck was just his hands, but he was ripping at the paper cut he made earlier with the playing card. Not necessarily damaging but very painful.

[@barryon8706]

I thought they should all just bury the hatchet, until I realized what that entailed.

[@michagrill9432]

Heck yes pls do a video on the bowling ball mortar

[@lancemoontail2676]

What software are you using to show the X-ray view of the body. Where you hide and show certain organs and bones.

[@rash9488]

btw, fellow Christopher.....love your content.

[@PHIllip324]

23:19 The "mystery weapon" is a pencil (excuse me: a *fucking* pencil).

[@andersonandrighi4539]

John Wick is Wolverine or have some mutation that makes his bones much stronger than the avarage human. Man this dude takes an insane amount of punishment in the third and fourth chapters.

[@gustymaat7011]

A clean spinning back kick... to someones jaw.... yesh... broken... or... reactive instinct to immediately shift your own motion ( reflex) to go with the kick... or hit... can and will save you from a lot of damage.... i know.. i definitely know

[@maxpower1293]

Maybe you could comment the omaha beach landing scene from saving private ryan for us Mr Raynor.

[@jonofthehill]

Bathing of the Brain in Blood is my next metal song's name. Bet.

[@JPYen7]

A request for an exploration of Professor Wick's friend, Caine 👍

[@craigt5906]

My favorite all time scene John Wick 1-4 was the Berlin Club scene

[@nodiggity9472]

3:50 Fiddy in da house!

[@darkwinter6028]

I haven’t seen the movies yet (I know, I know…) but… I’m wondering if he’s wearing some degree of body armor… a layer of neoprene (or something like it) with some nylon plates attached to the outer side covering critical strike zones would allow him to absorb impacts to hard surfaces without breaking or bruising bones… 🤔

[@nathanthom8176]

Nearly all the major characters are wearing bullet resistant suits (it's why the bullet to Harkan's Butt didn't do much). I am not sure how much they area supposed to help with other forms of impact though.

[@TheGospelGuy]

Moral of the movies: If you mess with John, you get Wicked.

[@65coupestang]

HA HE SAID "killa Mike not likely to get off"😂👍👍 HEH..!!

[@TheHorzabora]

Bowl ball vs. human torso? Messy! That was an amazing video, you should do it :-)

[@vortex925]

They padded the edges of the steps etc to lesson your point of greater force, smaller area.

[@crispyengineer7521]

At 23:35 I think John didn't use any weapon, he just jammed his hand into the card wound he inflicted and start pulling the skin

[@rash9488]

I was thinking more "green stick" fracture with the rotational break. I know it's more common in youth due to the nature of the flexibility....but is it still possible?

[@wilhelmschwarzkopf9040]

YOUR CANADIAN? i saw ur Canada day show and realized what you said . I’m sure you don’t wanna expose the actual place of practice but may I ask which province?

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Ontario 🇨🇦

[@wilhelmschwarzkopf9040]

I guess i know now who to seek out if i ever need. I also live in ontario. My father recently was told he is losing bones mass. Why wouldnthis happen to a man . Isnt this usually a woman and age thing. Obviously there are many other factors but he is otherwise EXTREMELY HEALTHY. He takes supplements like vit D even before diagnosis. Any advice. Clearly he needs to see a physician in person again but i am curious and u seem like the right man to ask. PS THANKS FOR THE RAPID RESPONSE. Wish you all the best with your channel

[@durtydawg999]

I would love to see you do a video about Chintya Candranaya