JOHN WICK | MOVIE REACTION

[@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459]

12:41 Fun fact the director confirmed that the local police know who John is and the people he's worked with but they leave him alone as long as no civilians are harmed.

[@theidiotictroublemaker2281]

They don't want the guy who you send to kill grim reapers visiting their house in the middle of night

[@ShaggyRambo]

I mean it's a win win for the cops. Only bad guys die and they don't have to file any paperwork 😂

[@gambar]

@@ShaggyRambo bad guys die and *disappear* :)

[@andyhansen5397]

The cop was like "Sorry to bother you. Just had to clear a call that came in. Continue doing your thing "

[@jotairpontes]

It's one of those things that the director - or anyone involved - didn't really need to confirm, by what happens in the movie the audience can tell themselves what happened. In John Wick, it's clear, by their interaction, that officer Jimmy and John knew eachother somehow and John's past job. It's something that doesn't really matter (main plot wise), but allows for the audience to "play along" and imagine their own version/explanation. I'm only saying this because that reminded me of Quentin Tarantino saying in an interview, when asked about "what was inside the briefcase in Pulp Fiction" or "why Lt. Aldo Raine had a rope burn around the neck" that it's just one of those things that the audience can come up with their own explanation/story, just based on what happens in the movie, that you don't need to insult the audience's intelligence, and sometimes the audience can come up with something amazing and you don't want to destroy that version, because it's not something that really matters (main plot wise). On that note, following Tarantino's idea, in that John Wick's scene, you could assume that the police force knows John, or that only officer Jimmy knows John, or even that Jimmy is also a hitman that works in the police force, or even that Jimmy used to be a hitman and is now just a cop, and many other versions, the possibilities were infinite; but when a director "confirms" something, that novelty is lost.

[@GodBear97]

He wasn't A top-tier hitman, he was THE top-tier hitman

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

John Wick is a player using an end-boss character with all the cheats turned on.

[@williamsummerson1204]

That's facts.

[@Arthaius]

- He wasn't a top tier hitman... he was the one you sent to KILL the top tier hitmen.

[@flicks2987]

He was..the to kill the fucking boogie man

[@MegaForrestgump]

IS*

[@NJAsmodeus1]

Favorite part of reactions to this movie is when people buy in and fall in love with the puppy 100%. Then the suspense to see how much it ends you.

[@Tinman452]

The director really worried if they went too far with the dog. He said they were panicking thinking it was too much. Turns out it was the perfect amount.

[@frenchynoob]

See I hate dogs, so I actually cheer at that scene every time

[@kaylzshter6153]

@@frenchynoob Oh dear

[@Strider91]

I honestly can't say I'd do any less if someone killed my puppy in a similar situation. . . .

[@matthewgrady3423]

I think my favorite reactions videos are ones where there’s that moment where something’s going to happen and just change the reactor’s view(Because of seeing that in videos for “Pisces”, I’ve become a fan of Jinjer.). As soon as I hear that first “AWWW! when Daisy is shown, I immediately think,”I am looking forward to this.” As soon as Aurelio punches Iosef, that’s the moment where they are invested. Then, the “That Fuckin’ Nobody” speech. That and John’s “I’m thinking I’m back” speech still give me chills. I loved that they didn’t let Marcus go down without a fight. Such a great movie that has created a series I’ve loved.

[@BigGator5]

Boom! HEADSHOT!! Fun Fact: According to Keanu Reeves, he did 90% of his own stunts in the film and memorized the nightclub fight sequence the day that the scene was filmed. Bonus Fact: The security guard who waves Wick onto the airport runway is reading the 1970s thriller novel "Shibumi" by Rod Whitaker, under the pen name Trevanian, also about a retired master assassin dragged back into the game. The story Viggo tells about how Wick once killed three men "with a pencil" is describing a crucial scene from the same novel.

[@johanstinson]

No way! That bonus fact was hella cool man!! Thanks for that info!

[@dalehammers4425]

The details they put into this movie is just insane.

[@Jimmybrichie]

Guess what book I’m reading next. Thanks for the recommend. And the fun fact. Hadn’t heard that one before.

[@BigGator5]

Jim Hendrix ...I'm informed in replies from other videos, that it is a good book. Keep us updated.

[@alexman378]

Bonus bonus fact: Reeves was sick as hell when he filmed the nightclub sequence, with a 104F (40C) temperature.

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

I think the important thing about him rescuing the dog at the end...is that throughout everything that happened, he still lived up to his wife's final request. "You still need someone to love." And so he made sure he still had that, in spite of it all. And the fact that it was a pitbull slated to be euthanized, gives a nice symmetry to it even though it's not what his wife picked out. Two individuals with a bad reputation marked for death, walking off into the night victorious.

[@dalehammers4425]

Even more than that, the dog was put on a kill list. The dog likely would have been dead the next day. John literally saved its life.

[@matrikzdaclown7496]

@@dalehammers4425 Thats what euthanization is... Where and how did you get misinformed?

[@dalehammers4425]

@@matrikzdaclown7496 How am I misinformed? You never said euthanization. I know the sign on the door did, but most miss that part.

[@matrikzdaclown7496]

@@dalehammers4425 The comment you posted on literally said euthanasia. All you did is repeat it in a different way

[@dalehammers4425]

@@matrikzdaclown7496 Oh damn, you are right, I didn't click the read more on this one.

[@Reece_Hart]

Arianna completely smitten over the puppy and starts talking about how much she wants one. Me - Oh God this is not going to end well.

[@generalgrievousproductions]

*In Jigsaw's voice* "Let the games begin"

[@jonc7739]

John Wick and the Thing, it never ends well for the dog.

[@firewarrior5828]

@@jonc7739 What happened to the dog in the thing was fucking Nightmare fuel.

[@draven4206]

yea

[@19Loken80]

There are two movies my wife will not watch from the beginning. This is one of them, the other is Untraceable.

[@robhax]

Early on, she goes on and on about the puppy... how much she wants one and loves them... Everyone watching starts to grin evily knowing what's coming...

[@darienb8933]

I literally said to myself in a casual and knowing tone: "Damn, shes gonna be devastated."

[@anonmg1]

Thinking: ‘this is going to be absolutely brutal, and I can’t wait!’

[@mztweety1374]

Lol that ain’t right

[@jonc7739]

It's like the opening to the Thing where they like the dog and everyone else is, "Shoot the dog!"

[@johanstinson]

No grin for me. I feel sad for her.

[@tacticalbacon8885]

A: "Obviously I'm a dog lover" Us knowing what's going to happen: "Excellent"

[@S7edits7]

Fr 😂😂

[@S7edits7]

Bro that’s sad but im laughing sorry

[@AlexSDU]

It was part of the plan.

[@TARider2]

2 things: 1 the blood trail from the dog is because in its dying moments wanted to be with John which makes it even more heartbreaking. 2. The security guard at the Russian club is former wwe wrestler Kevin nash

[@SeenGod]

hell yeah _Big Daddy Cool DIESEL_ 😂

[@fallofcamelot]

Kevin Nash once explained why John lets his character Francis go in the movie. When John comments on Francis' weight loss what he's actually asking is for is a count of how many guards there are in the club. John lets Francis go because he gives him accurate information.

[@GMmaster99]

the bodyguard for Iosef at the Red Circle club is Matrix Reloaded as Agent Johnson

[@DjanniKuzo]

I have watched some reaction videos and read the comments. Everyone notice the other actor or details and stuff. But no one of I have read had noticed that the doctor is the keymaker from matrix😄. So yeah I'm just ranting because nobody noticed it. Maybe some💁‍♂️

[@AntiMullahs]

​@@fallofcamelotwow

[@DJSpike-ft9yw]

When the cop showed up, the best comparison I've heard for it is a dragon in a cave. When it comes out of the cave and proceeds to burn and eat the bandits in the woods, you don't go and provoke it. You thank it for not burning down the village where the normal people live and leave it alone. The cop was clearly in the know about who John is and what he does, so when he sees John has just killed masked thugs and not normal people, it's best to just leave him be to avoid unnecessary conflict.

[@jameshunt9208]

I love this explanation.

[@Arthaius]

- Yes, clearly they very well know who each other is, they on a first name basis - I'm sure Jimmy was one of the few NOT stupid people in this town that knew not to get in John Wicks way. You don't bother John, and John won't bother you.

[@CloudJLaw]

@@Arthaius Well actually apparently the police and the High Table have a form of treaty as stated by the filmmakers if I’m not mistaken.

[@kurtfrederiksen5538]

@@CloudJLaw I think this is even telegraphed here. Notice when the cop asks if John is working he takes off his hat, as if he is no longer representing cops but rather the hightable.

[@jlogan2228]

​@@CloudJLawit's basically an agreement of as long as your business stays hidden and doesn't get civilians hurt we dont care if you kill each other

[@Don113]

Funny thing is Viggo would've probably escaped cleanly *if* he hadn't paid Perkins to break the rules of the Continental. But since Perkins tried to kill John *and* killed another fellow assassin on Continental grounds (a BIG no-no) apparently at the behest of Viggo, Winston revealed what he knew about Viggo's escape plan to John; Winston couldn't let the disrespect stand and basically sicced the best hitman to ever live on Viggo for free. Winston knows how to play the game.

[@mickhick619]

The emotion Keanu's voice has when he's delivered the "you can either hand over your son or die screaming along side him" was amazing it's the unbridled rage of a patient man who's held his rage in too long.

[@paqap]

That is my favorite scene in the whole movie. I like to watch it every now and then.

[@JC-wm6uu]

Ll​@@paqap

[@jlogan2228]

That and his obvious pain reading his wife's note. It's sad they made him so one note and flat as a character as the films progressed and that they couldn't have keanue keep his hair cleaner cut

[@kaylzshter6153]

Jimmy is the smartest cop in any piece of fiction. Be like Jimmy. Also great channel, new sub here!

[@Strider91]

Man had to make a gut call about what was the best course of action to maintain peace and order. . . . .my man had good instincts lol

[@Lbdataz1469]

Because Jimmy is in the pocket of John's organization. He was never going to do anything to begin with.

[@DavidWeatherington]

@@Lbdataz1469 exactly. It was obvious when he said, "working again, John?"

[@mrgonzale0978]

@@Lbdataz1469 the police knows what John is. he kills bad guys so the police leaves him alone. simple.

[@captainz9]

Pretty sure he also knows that John doesn't just kill random people... If he killed them it's pretty certain they're criminals anyways.

[@Lesevesel]

After that puppy scene, I don't think anyone could be convinced that cruelty to animals is some minor matter. Someone else on another reaction video acutely noted that the vodka served to Iosef was bottom shelf crap vodka served in a crap glass and Viggo never drank it even though he poured himself a glass. Viggo punched Iosef and then serves himself the top shelf vodka in a high end glass and drank it by himself. His son is no longer worthy of even a drink with his own dad.

[@metoo7557]

It was so easy with the police when Jimmy came to the door, because Jimmy knew who John is, and what he does already. Jimmy was just showing up to do his job and to find out how much paperwork was going to need needed. When John was being casual and forth right to Jimmy, he knew it wasn't going to be more than necessary as long as he walked away. So Jimmy did. Apparently the rest of the force would also understand this.

[@Caseytify]

Probably the best explanation I've seen for that scene.

[@sharkdentures3247]

I always took the cop taking off his Policeman cap was a symbolic, "I'm not on duty anymore! THIS is not MY responsibility to deal with! I wanna see my wife & kids again. Nothing to see here." - kind of thing.

[@brucewayne4537]

apparently the assassins and the police force have an agreement to stay away from things related to each other and thats why the cop just left

[@Yodoggy9]

This is a scene better explained in retrospect, having gotten two other sequels that fleshed out the universe. Turns out this is a universe where assassins and hitmen are a regular career choice, so the world revolves around that. Pretty awesome idea and I’m surprised it hasn’t been done before.

[@daynechastant]

@@sharkdentures3247 I remember a similar scene from the movie THE BAYTOWN OUTLAWS. A police cruiser on speed trap duty sees a van full of gun-toting bounty hunters being chased by a big truck with gunmen shooting at it. The younger cop switches on the red-and-blue lights, but the older cop switches them off again and tell him, "No. No, indeed. HELL no."

[@audreystrother1163]

What’s great about this movie is usually the beginning is where the writers build up the power of the antagonist by showing the reactions of the protagonist and supporting characters, but with John Wick, it’s the opposite. It’s the reputation of the protagonist that the antagonists are afraid of 😋

[@lancourt]

I love how the movie is built around that. You dont see a flashback of John killing a ton of people, he is just a normal guy. Then he's scrubbing the blood off the ground and glares at the camera and you KNOW, people are gonna die. Then you see everyone reacting around him, culminating in the exposition while he is taking a sledgehammer to the foundation of his world to get his guns back.

[@jakobgrayson1039]

You'll like "Nobody", has a similar protagonist buildup scene

[@CountryMusicMann]

I watched a video that broke down why that reversal works, and a big part of it is that the audience is introduced to John as a normal guy in love first. Then he suffers tragedy with his wife falling sick and ending up having to pull the plug. Then another scene, where the puppy is introduced, again shows how much they loved each other - her getting him a puppy so he doesn't have to grieve her alone, and him honoring her wish and committing to taking care of Daisy. Only after we've been thoroughly taught to empathize with John do we get the other side of the story, that of the legendary assassin who even other assassins treat with caution and fear. But by that point, we're firmly on John's side as an audience, and considering the thing that drives him back into the dark is so horrible, we're just rooting for him to kill the son of a bitch who murdered a puppy. Our first impression of John is carefully constructed of a decent man who snapped after one to many tragedies, rather than the hardened killer struggling to keep it together but failing, which is probably closer to the truth. Because in any other movie, John would definitely fit the role of villain rather than hero.

[@nikosjogren6826]

I'm not sure if it was mentioned, but Marcus had John's back the entire time. He wanted the contract to be open to allow for flexibility on his part, and he didn't kill Perkins because by "business on Continental grounds" it means any type of killing within the bounds of the hotel. It wouldn't have mattered if Marcus was across the way, he still would've been subject to the rules

[@Liesmith424]

Possibly the most I've ever empathized with a protagonist's motivations.

[@Arthaius]

- Oh yeah, 100% I don't think there is a single person who wouldn't have been behind John Wick on this, Iosef deserved what was coming to him, and honestly, his Dad should have known that and just stayed out of the way, he didn't save his empire, he didn't save himself, and he didn't save his son, and him knowing exactly what John was capable of for love, should have known nothing could have stopped him for revenge. Yes yes, it was his son, but honestly, Forrest Gump said it best " ... Stupid is as Stupid does ... " Bad Choices Viggo.

[@AlexSDU]

@@Arthaius Too bad that Iosef die too quick. John Wick should have torment(and torture) him more.

[@andrejsasd8904]

"Oh..." - THE greatest line in the movie. It says so much about what's going to happen

[@daynechastant]

When Viggo was told, and then when his son was told. They were both thinking the same thing: Iosef screwed up BIG-TIME.

[@windwalker5765]

"It was at that moment Viggo knew... his son fucked up."

[@CChissel]

The cop that talked to John at his house, was so casual and it was “so easy” because he knows of John and his reputation. Knows that he better stay on his good side, even if he’s a cop.

[@Arthaius]

- Can you imagine the precinct call over the radio - "Yeah can you go to [fill in blank] address, there is a noise complaint" Jimmy : " Ahhh, Sh!t ... "

[@CloudJLaw]

Not just because he knew John Wick, but also because the High Table and the government have a form of treaty. As long as civilians aren’t harmed, the police don’t care.

[@MuGeN1ak92]

I love how she's reacting to the puppy and the only thing I'm saying to myself is, "oh then you're gonna be pissed about what happens next" 🤣

[@nedames3328]

And gonna have a hard time coming with a better payback for killing a puppy.

[@alexman378]

Yeah, well, that’s the idea. The more you fall in love with that puppy, the happier you’ll be seeing scores of dudes getting killed left and right for it.

[@frontprochproduction]

When Wick was driving the Mustang hard and fast, that was not joy. It was grief bordering on suicide... Also, Wick is a character that all true dog lovers INSTANTLY identify with...

[@gihan9319]

5:54 . Beyond this moment, everything done by John, which would normally be considered heinous and cruel, is miraculously justified. Power of cuteness lol

[@kendallshimabukuro6250]

Among the best of the action films released in the past decade and the most realistic action in this series, and BIG kudos to the directors and actors for putting in the work to make it all so captivating and relatable in every way aside from the action.

[@Arthaius]

- Yeah, I think all the John Wick movies are pretty good, but I still stand by the First one is my favorite, the other two are good quality action movies, but they don't have the same impact or effect of part one.

[@kendallshimabukuro6250]

@@Arthaius Agreed... I think very few of us were ready to see the realism and commitment of Keanu putting in the behind the scenes work in both MMA and guns. I've never seen a combination of both the way he handled the home invasion and Red Circle scenes (doing grappling and close quarter gun appications... wow in the first time we see it... after that, it's still amazing, but somewhat expected 😅).

[@bradprice8040]

It is really cool watching Keanu and the crew from the other movies train the weapons for real.

[@daynechastant]

Considering two of the creators of the movie are accomplished stunt coordinators, it's not that much of a surprise.

[@TherapyGym]

I've seen this movie so many times, but the amount of goosebumps I got from the moments in this video.. It just shows how exceptional this movie was.

[@theshakyproject2971]

In the scene where the dog is next to John, after the home invasion there's a trail of blood on the floor. That's because the dog didn't die right away and actually crawled toward John, to die by his side.

[@timstackii]

6:25 ... i never thought they put it next to him ... if you look there is a trail of blood ... I always thought that the dying puppy dragged itself to John before she died. Which is even sadder.

[@benmason9755]

Laughed my arse off at: "So he's like a top tier hitman, right?" Miss, John Wick is ABOVE the top tier. This man is the greatest hitman in the world ...

[@bryansmith1691]

Ryan George: "Pow, pow, pow, pow" 'were those all head shots?' "Yes all head shots"

[@danielread8549]

"Yeh yeh yeh"

[@jamesstack5779]

I almost died laughing when she said “ooo is he gonna get a new puppy, oh no he needs meds”

[@alexisesguerra2544]

Glad you enjoyed it. REGARDING JIMMY (the police officer) - Jimmy obviously saw the body, but he (and probably every police officer in the state haha) is well aware of Wick’s brutal reputation (“you uh… WORKING again). Jimmy wants no part of it 🤣🤣 and just bids him a very respectful goodnight.

[@alexman378]

It’s shown multiple times within the franchise that the assassin world is its own entity, governments and government officials like cops or feds, don’t get involved. Jimmy knew John and only went to his house for the gunshots because he was retired.

[@ryn0_22]

The Doctor was the Keymaker from Matrix Reloaded. Got to love that reunion they put in this movie Also, I like the fact that the dog he took at the end was scheduled for execution. He saved the dog and the dog saved him :)

[@Caseytify]

Reeves is really that good with a gun. There's a couple of KZbin videos of him going through a shooting match course. It's impressive.

[@dalehammers4425]

4000 hours training.... 4000 fricken hours. Thats some serious dedication.

[@Davx_87]

Interesting part of John letting Francis go. He was telling John how many armed guards were inside

[@daverave9483]

I thought he was very happy John was giving him the heads up and getting the effout of there

[@matthewgilfus1640]

John asked him how many pounds he lost. Converted into kilograms is how many armed men are inside.

[@xDafoolx]

Does anyone else notice the mutual respect between Viggo and John? Especially at the end. "Be seeing you, John." And John unhesitatingly responds. It's like they both knew it had to end like this for honor's sake no hard feelings.

[@Parallax-3D]

I think Viggo means they’ll be seeing each other in hell. (We are cursed, you and I)

[@D34TH_ExE]

The crazy part about Keanu Reeves is he can actually shoot and fight like this and yet is the dubbed the nicest celebrity ever.

[@dkix89]

"Speak softly and carry a big stick - you will go far." - Theodore Roosevelt

[@VicZam9]

Keanu is a master of the Turtle Hermit way.

[@daved2352]

That puppy has weapons grade cuteness. I remember first time I tried watching this movie I was like "fuck this shit" when the puppy died.

[@davidr1050]

The John Wick house is out here on long island in a very exclusive town called Mill Neck. (At the end of Horseshoe Road by the water I believe) -- The runway John practices on is at Republic Airport, Farmingdale, NY.. -- The fountain where Ms. Perkins gets her comeuppance is the Bethesda Fountain in Central Park.

[@Diegesis]

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[@Kabal07]

A quick trivia for you. When Keanu was filming the Red Circle club scene, he was actually running a fever of 104.

[@Cassiel75]

favours the bold

[@Cassiel75]

krugerand gold

[@bekindandrewind1422]

The John Wick house is out here on Long Island in a very exclusive town called Mill Neck.. -- The runway where John practices is at Republic Airport, Farmingdale, NY .

[@TheCybrKnyf]

Love the way you react - most other reactions talk too much and interrupts the movie, but you are superb - It's just like watching the movie next to you on the sofa. Grats on finding the right mix.

[@SuccubusUnbound]

I've seen way too much anime to ever trust any story that starts off with a strong focus on an adorable puppy or kitten. The more cuteness they shove in my face, the more my warning bells start to ring.

[@AlexSDU]

Same rule applied in Hentai. Except it applied for the girls.

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

I watched this movie while I was bored as hell a random saturday and it immediately became my favorite action film ever. It's minimalistic, straight to the point, and well executed.

[@AngellusRavenix]

What I love most about the scene of John breaking the foundation while Viggo is explaining who he is is the symbolism of him breaking through the concrete to get his tools. He literally built his new life on a foundation of his old one. And in many ways, having to resort to "old habits" to deal with the grief of his current situation. Largely anger.

[@dezo3576]

As many times as I watch this movie that line sends a shiver down my spine every single time! “John will come for you” 😬😬😬😬

[@Arthaius]

- My personal favorite line, one which gives me such a "hairs standing on end" feeling is:: " Oh. "

[@stonecoldku4161]

29:00 I've heard a reason that he shot that one time and then laughed was that there was only one bullet in the gun. It was Viggo's gun, and he had only loaded it with one bullet, because he was planning on committing suicide if John had cornered him. It doesn't look like the gun was out of bullets, but that explanation makes sense to me, so I kind of hope that it is true.

[@loblawbomb1532]

Probably just had a misfire on the second round. Rare, and very unlucky. The loudest sound in a gunfight is that click.

[@vintage_hart6392]

"I want a puppy so bad!" That phrase is timeless it's not standard😅

[@VolatileSupernova]

Willem Dafoe always reminds me of his character in Boondock Saints! "THERE WAS A FIREFIIiIGHT!!"

[@johanstinson]

Bruh......I always have that same thought when I see him lol. Every single time.

[@jonathanclark9584]

Then the lips flapping in slow mo when he kills the mob guy lolol

[@RLKmedic0315]

Has she watched Boondock Saints?

[@Pecos1]

When Iosev Tarasov was fleeing the bathhouse and John Wick was shooting the glass out, he did so on purpose. He wanted Iosev to flee in terror. John was playing with his kill.

[@epsome13]

As would anyone who just lost a gift of love from the love of their life that just died.

[@Pecos1]

@@epsome13 your comment was a little vague. A more apt response would be John's own words, "...took that from me, stole that frOM ME, KILLED THAT FROM ME!!!..."

[@charlesbarnes6912]

I love the fact he actually reloads!

[@deanwilliams433]

Great reaction. Finally, someone that does not skip the best parts.

[@OuterHeavenNET]

"I wonder what he does because this is a really nice house." Oh bless your heart lol. I knew right then you where in for a ride.

[@Pecos1]

Oh, and the Pittie he took from the clinic, if you go back and pause it when it shows the paperwork on the cage door, it said the dog was scheduled to be euthanized. So literally, John saved the dog.

[@davidbennett1357]

I'm typically pretty good at noticing details in movies, but that one had slipped past me. Thanks for pointing it out. It makes an already good movie just a little bit better.

[@Pecos1]

@@davidbennett1357 I'll be honest, I missed it too. Someone else pointed it out in another video, so I can't take the credit for it, but I'm glad to share the knowledge still.

[@Gnomojo]

“How is his back not broken?” This was me the first time I watched this With these movies I just suspend my disbelief and enjoy the ride

[@mackataz1605]

The thing I like to remember is Keanu learned all of these self defense and weapons tactics for real and could do some of the stuff you see in the movies. Not everything, but a good portion.

[@alexman378]

He also was sick as shit during the nightclub sequence. I can barely jog when my temperature is 104F (40C) and he was doing all this for hours.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Really love your reactions alot. I'm happy that you are watching this trilogy, keanu was born to play john wick. One of my favorite action stars ever. Looking forward to part 2 and 3.😊

[@Nuggett1337]

It was never about the Pup, It was the love that he lost.. The last bit of love she left him. THAT MAN IS BACK!...

[@stevenjohnson1878]

"I wonder what he does because that's a really nice house." LOL!

[@joerenzi2373]

I remember seeing this in the theatre and every single person crying out in outrage when they killed the puppy

[@Lestat13]

Definitely. Even the toughest individual was broken by that scene...unless you’re Luca Magnotta, I guess 😏

[@Sheraytv]

I couldn’t stop crying

[@Arthaius]

@@Lestat13 - I read somewhere that the actor who had to do the kill scene with the puppy had a hard time of it, and spent time cuddling the puppy after every take or something.

[@Lestat13]

@@Arthaius Seriously? 😹 Nice story, but when you’re filming a scene, over & over, it sounds like a stretch that actors/stuntmen would get upset over the death of a stuffed dog or whatever they used in the death scene. Unlike us, the audience, who were destroyed, watching it for the first time. I do believe that the pup stole everyone’s heart that day. How could it not? 😻

[@Arthaius]

@@Lestat13 - I don't think they were using a stuffed dog, of course who knows, but all I remember from the thing I read was that "acting" like he was cracking this puppy on the head apparently really bothered the guy, not that it was shown in closeup, just sort of slightly out of focus movement in the background, but perhaps the mere concept of it bothered the actor too much.

[@malenurse1999]

Should watch the Princess Bride, “you killed my father now prepare to die” versus “ you stole my car and killed my dog now everyone is going to die”

[@Flastew]

Great movie and a great reaction young lady. Keanu trained a lot for the action scenes and was trained by one of the best in combat firearms. This training is why it looked so fluid and real. Thanks for sharing your wonderful reactions.

[@amirultalmizal384]

Us: I'm a dog lover John Wick: Hold my beer

[@monteestowes1245]

Fun fact: The doctor was the same actor who played the Keymaker in The Matrix: Reloaded. I always love people's first reactions to this film. The world building is incredible and there's so much character for a man who says very few lines.

[@KhairatSafwat]

He was also Master Oogway in Kung Fu Panda trilogy

[@badprotocol1105]

I love the purity of this movie. They hurt him so bad he just destroys them all. Awesome.

[@alexkaen1701]

All three movies thus far have been absolute gold. I can't recommend the rest of the series enough

[@scottypants88]

Fun Fact: According to Kevin Nash (Francis) when John has the gun to his head and they chat about how much weight he has lost, that was code for how many guys are inside and where. Then because of their history he's given the night off b/c John doesn't want to kill him

[@indade]

19:17 landed that B like Perkins killed her dog. 21:36 Leave it to Arianna to appreciate that line.

[@w3rk3r]

You’re definitely going to enjoy the next two and the fourth when it hits networks, so glad Arianna reacted to John wick!

[@nEthing4Her]

Another awesome reaction. I knew the moment you began to swoon over the puppy that this was going to be a very hard thing for you. It was for many of us. I rescue also. One of the most memorable film moments of recent making. A piece of trivia for you regarding that puppy is that in Deadpool 2 the director is listed as _One of the Guys Who Killed the Dog in John Wick,_ 😆

[@ZuukaClips]

Not just top tier, the pinnacle. He was THE best. Lol. Awesome resction! Kept all the good stuff in!

[@Lestat13]

Also, the film was directed by a stuntman who’s worked with Keanu over the years (correct me if I’m wrong, Chad). And, one of the head bodyguards, the one who put up the best fight & threw Keanu over the mezzanine, is a well known stuntman/actor. You may remember him from the Matrix films & Blonde Bombshell, to name a few. His technique & the gravitas he brings to a character is probably why he’s sought after by directors & given lines, which isn’t common for stuntman 🤙🏼

[@thebabayaga8492]

I love the John Wick trilogy so much I was surprised to see that “The Baba Yaga” wasn’t taken as a YT handle yet! “John wasn’t exactly the boogeyman, he was the one you sent to kill the fn boogeyman!!”

[@mauriciodelarosa2449]

Great reaction Arianna 🥰 and you are a dog lover to boot 👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@ElChalupacabra710]

a: *completely in love with dog* me: tearing up cuz i know A: i wonder what he does for a living *switches to gas station scene* me all teary talking to myself: youre gonna find out

[@briantynan2418]

That was so easy because the cop knew John Wick could end him in a second and didn't want to die.

[@paytonkraft7564]

The scene with Jimmy actually became a meme because of how casually a police officer, a man that would normally try to question John about the dead bodies in his foyer, just chooses to leave it be.

[@dennismason3740]

Keanu trains repeatedly with the same weapons that are filmed so that he does all of the movements accurately, for any film that involves guns.

[@perrycarters3113]

12:45 I've always presumed that, living in an affluent, relatively remote area, John's neighborhood either has its own small precinct, or whatever precinct they fall under has a corrupt CO that makes sure their area is covered by a group of cops that are 'on the take', so they're familiar with John and know not to interrupt him during "business".

[@davidatkinson47]

"Why was that so easy?" I can think of two reasons. One, the cop, Jimmy, knew who John was and wanted to go home when his shift ended. And two, bad guys killing bad guys. I love me a pit bull too.

[@CloudJLaw]

Not only that but The High Table and the Government have some form of agreement/treaty. As long as the criminal world doesn’t interfere with civilian’s, the police doesn’t bother.

[@edwardfischer3944]

At 13:04 . . . Those twelve 1 troy ounce gold bullion rounds , as of 12/15/2022 gold spot price $1,777.00 per troy ounce , times twelve is $21,324.00 for the clean up crew . I am in the wrong line of work . 😁

[@williamtorres2444]

Chad your killing it man these edits though 🤌 your hard work definitely paying off can’t wait for the next one ❤️

[@Iymarra]

Nice little detail, John shot the son in the gut when he could've clearly just killed him on the spot. He wanted the boy to suffer for a few moments until he could do it up close and personal.

[@Lestat13]

He could’ve killed him, a few times, @ the club, but where’s the fun in that? 😈

[@ugtirian4]

“I wonder what he does cause he has like a nice house” Hehe… you boutta find out for all three movies LMAOOOO

[@rheyrhey3210]

His money after he met has wife didn't come from being a hit man. Hence the secret chest in his basement. It came from restoring old and expensive antique books I believe the director said. Which is kind of cool too. :)

[@ugtirian4]

@@rheyrhey3210 yeah no shit

[@paulzarate22369]

I really like your narration feels like we're just kicking it you're a funny one

[@Deacon1952]

The hard "c" doubled me over laughing. You are PRECIOUS ! Thanks for the laugh...great reactions by the way !

[@Poss1]

Always with the best fun! What a great surprise this movie was; the sequels, too. Thanks for bringing good stuff, time after time. See you later! :)

[@jnx4803]

The cop didn't do anything because he knows John's real identity, so they made this scene feel like they both know what's up, but they pretend everything is fine :D It's just light comedic relief after a bloody battle.

[@writerwade9241]

Loved your reaction. Yeah, the puppy gets people on board fast. I bet this movie makes Mike Vick a little uneasy.

[@TheKingOfRuckus]

"Why is this so casual? Cause it's Jersey? I'm so confused!" 😂

[@GhostDrummer]

I love watching women react to this movie…I know it’s kind of diabolical, but it makes me laugh.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

12:37 ".... cause it's Jersey?" 😆

[@DoremiFasolatido1979]

Every movie has its flaws, and I don't consider this a "masterpiece" (I use that word extremely sparingly), but Stahelski did an absolutely amazing job with this movie. The movie may not be a masterpiece, but the way they made us legitimately root for a mass murderer within the first 5 minutes of the movie, was pretty damned masterful. We meet John, and we're already kind of on his side because it's Keanu...and we see what a beautiful love he had with his wife, and we sympathize more, and then the loss, and the puppy...and we're firmly in his corner. And then we watch some thugs rip away the last proof of his wife's love, the last gesture she was able to show him...and they destroyed it. And at that point, we're all ready to burn the world down right alongside John. It's no masterpiece...but it was still masterfully done.

[@OrdinaryInspiration]

You say true, I say thank you.

[@Fermion.]

"It's no masterpiece...but it was still masterfully done." At first, I thought about that early, but after watching masterful scene, after masterful scene, at some point it has to become a masterpiece.

[@skturbo107]

“I wonder what he does, cause this is a really nice house.” …Well, you see…

[@hendrikworung1967]

If you love this, you will love part 2. And you'll definitely love part 3. 🤣

[@rabbitshady499]

U seem like a genuine person so..u deserve a lot more subs ❤️

[@JamesLibrary]

I looove watching Arriana’s movie reactions but I didn’t like seeing her heart break like that. I know it’s all part of it and I don’t wish anything to change. It just triggered me or something, I don’t know. ❤

[@YourGodStalin]

The puppy was named Daisy for a reason, she was named Daisy after Marcus Luttrell's dog named DASY(after the names of his SEAL team of which 3 were lost during Operation Red Wings aka Lone Survivor), the movie is loosely(VERY) based on the real life murder of DASY committed by a small group of young people, after they shot and killed DASY, Marcus Luttrell chased them across 3+ Texas counties leading police to them.

[@johnwray393]

I was aware of Luttrell's story, read his book many times but I'd never heard this info. That's awesome. Good thing Marcus didn't get a hold of those idiots or he'd be in jail.

[@NJAsmodeus1]

Have you done/seen The Boondock Saints? Might help put Willem into a different light for you, not that green goblin is a bad thing to be remembered for. It is not the best movie and is problematic in themes over 20 years later, but it is a fun romp that you digest and move on from unless you are an adolescent male, then it some how defines you until you watch another movie that defines you.

[@SeenGod]

Boondock Saints hell of a movie, i also think he was great in To Live & Die In LA 👍

[@MBIRTIRoma]

How is it problematic

[@Brooklyn_Bleek]

@@MBIRTIRoma It's absolute not. It's just some woke d-bag that recommends something & puts it down in the same post. *Ugh, Uppity Pious Prick that just stares in the mirror, repeating to himself, "I'm not the embodiment of toxic masculinity, but I am a proud male feminist...and gosh darnit, people like me on twitter!" SMH

[@vinceedwards3978]

I don't know what is more funny to me....your reaction, or the humor in this movie!!!

[@shainewhite2781]

"Once, 2 years ago, he killed 3 men in a bar with a pencil, a Fucking pencil." That's one way of describing him.