John Wick 3 Parabellum Movie Reaction

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0:00 “What’s a Parabellum?”
3:58 “Prepare for War”
41:00 #4 is going to be insane!
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Opening animation: Xander What
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[@JayMallow]

Every Matrix fan got chills at, "Guns. Lots of guns." (But seriously you've got to love the puppies)

[@olliemutube]

Killed by a book....novel way to go. Love the videos.

[@JamRTSilva]

“Guns… lots of guns.” -- Neo

[@numbersasaname2291]

"Parabellum" is derived from the Latin phrase, "para bellum" - prepare for war. As it applies to this series, Parabellum is part of the Latin phrase, "si vis pacem, para bellum" - "If you want peace, prepare for war." The connection to this movie should be clear, but it also tells us what Chapter 4 is about.

[@davidyoung745]

You beat me to it.

[@xxmrbrooksxx]

Also have 9mm parabellum

[@aha3885]

"Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum". Flavio Vegecio Renato, from his book "Epitoma rei militaris". That's the real phrase, but centuries of use ended summing it up in "Si vis pacem para bellum". When I was a teenager, we studied latín in high school, here in Spain. And this quote was a must every year in the first test. After all, we were Hispania for almost 800 years. Now they call it "death languages", and nobody is able to say "rosa-rosae-rosam". I bet John Wick speaks fluid latín.

[@VanArchon]

I love that Mark Dacascos is "Zero" the assassin brought in by The Adjudicator. I'm so used to him being The Chairman on Iron Chef America

[@maximillianosaben]

He was Jimmy in the Double Dragon movie too!

[@pabloesco2007]

He was really famous in the 90' movies for example with this movie (based on a Manga) : Crying Freeman (1995) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJfPiaBvlLNpnbs

[@feralart]

And that he's introduced as a sushi chef makes it all the better.

[@JakkFrost1]

He was really good as Eric Draven in the TV series 'The Crow: Stairway to Heaven'.

[@StopReadingMyNameOrElse]

I love how the bald assassin is a straight up John Wick fanboy and he's totally genuine about it.

[@rodneypayne4827]

That's Mark Ducascos, full fledged marshal arts champion, stunt man and actor.Hell of a nice guy as well ( I've met him at a comicon). He's appeared in multiple TV shows and movies and played THE Crow in the Crow series of movies.

[@JakkFrost1]

​@@rodneypayne4827not quite. He played the Eric Draven version of the Crow in the TV series 'The Crow: Stairway to Heaven', which I really enjoyed.

[@dikasaputra3076]

34:59 Fun fact: These two are probably the only ones John Wick didn't kill, and those two were previously from The Raid and The Raid 2 movies. The Raid is one of the best action movies ever made (I highly recommend this movie).

[@Ylyrra]

It's also a really nice nod to the fact that they showed him professional courtesy first, so he returned it.

[@Jinzulen]

Let's not forget about Cassian.

[@LordBaktor]

Both Raid movies are well worth the watch. Second one has some slow bits, but when it picks up the fights are really friggin insane.

[@wonkothesane8632]

The Shinobi, these two and Cassian are the only ones he didn't kill.

[@JakkFrost1]

​@@wonkothesane8632plus Perkins and Francis.

[@-Knife-]

Can't freaking wait for John Wick 4! Hope you are enjoying this epic action series.

[@squaddie67]

"Si vis pacem, para bellum." If you want peace, prepare for war.

[@internaut4257]

I love the John Wick movies so much, might even be Keanu's best work. I cannot wait for part 4.

[@nikolaiquack8548]

Zero is played by Mark Dacascos, who's a bit of an action film legend from the 90s and early 2000s.

[@mikedoskitomen1991]

I love one of his action movie called DRIVE. He was awesome In that movie

[@nolaw70]

Parabellum is Latin for "For War"; in this context, its also used as a reference to the 9mm Parabellum cartidge, which most of the handguns used in the movie are chambered in.

[@pinkydavis4223]

Yup! But it's part of a phase.. It's Prepare for war!!

[@BumpyBaluga]

Prepare for War**

[@patbrewer4205]

Pray for peace but prepare for war

[@GuuhSilva1995]

​​@@patbrewer4205 Si vis pacem, para bellum In this case

[@metoo7557]

"There must be assassin's right out side my front door" The best hiding spot of all is and has always been, in plain sight.

[@retrotony4119]

He killed people with a pencil and a book. Can’t wait to see what he does with a slide rule.

[@TukaihaHithlec]

With an abacus! 🧮 😮

[@retrotony4119]

@@TukaihaHithlec 😂

[@hollowbastion9372]

John Wick 4? Phooie and Pshaw. I can't wait for John Wick 5: In Space!

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

(laughs in Machete)

[@Gealaiche]

“Si vis pacem para bellum”……literally “if you want peace, prepare for war”

[@tofton1977]

Parabellum, two meanings in the context of the movie it is a reference to the ammo "9mm parabellum" (just a trade mark), and it came from the latin motto "Si vis pacem, para bellum" (if you want peace, prepare the war).

[@StanvilleBrown]

When will the High Table understand, John Wick will Never die. Because God doesn't want him and the Devil isn't finished!

[@charlie53echo]

Everybody associates John with the "two to the body, one to the head." But I think my favorite move of his is "this knife/sword is almost in you, let me hammer it home." Fun rewatching it with you. ❤️

[@ImAlsoMerobiba]

John Wick 3 might be my favorite of the 3? Just for the doggos fighting scene. Halle Berry did really well.

[@multieyedmyr]

The sub “boss” battle with the two small Asian guys right before the fanboy fight were in the movie “the raid” which is also fantastic

[@ashbysmith1723]

These films are true ballet.

[@muldoone6920]

Whoever said "The pen is mightier than the sword" Definitely saw John Wick and went back in time.

[@WilliamKremin-pm5re]

That fight with all the knives and John being so accurate in knife throwing is one of my favorite fight scenes in all of the John Wick series.

[@stonecoldku4161]

I believe that Keanu suggested to the director that he wanted to ride a horse in a John Wick movie. The director liked the idea and from that he came up with the fight sequences with the horse.

[@jaro200879]

Seeing you having so much fun with the "John Wick" movies makes me want so see you reacting to "Atomic Blonde" (2017).

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Parabellum is Latin for "F*uck all this glass!"

[@JPGameStuffs]

Parabellum would be an AWESOME name for a spaceship haha. But this series, so far, has been one of my personal favorites. The motivations to keep going change and evolve per movie, but we all know the original motivation 😄

[@Luster...]

9:56 In that scene the knife bounces off John Wick. Matter in fact just a few seconds earlier you can see some knives bouncing off the attackers. This adds a bit of realism as not every knife is gonna stick.

[@fakecubed]

That whole scene is probably the best done in the entire franchise so far. But this movie is just stacked with incredible action set pieces.

[@queenannsrevenge100]

Other than the name for the Parabellum firearm cartridge, there’s a Latin phrase: Si vis pacem, para bellum. “If you wish peace, prepare for war.” So literally, “prepare for war.”

[@robertrouse4503]

Parabellum is Latin for Prepare for War.

[@M_X_T_R]

Just binged your John Wick series :) All great reactions! I really enjoy how intensely you feel things. Makes for excellent reaction content! 👍

[@markjones9416]

Winston gave John a marker at the end of the second movie, by the rules he cannot kill John. They reiterate this with Sophia's introduction grazing shot on John.

[@wild_lee_coyote]

Winston had Santinos marker for John Wick. Winston is the one who got Santinos blood fingerprint for Johns assignation of his sister. John never sees Winston again till he comes back to New York and kills Santino in the Continental. So Winston gives Santinos completed marker back. It’s something that is easily missed.

[@markjones9416]

@@wild_lee_coyote Winston says ""You might need this down the road". Why would John need his used marker after it has been completed?

[@twilly4655]

The stunts in this movie are wild keep up the good work Angela

[@StanvilleBrown]

Facts!

[@jackstecker5796]

Charon, the Continental concierge, is a reference to the Greek myth of the boatman you had to pay to take you to the underworld. I think you could also pay him to take you back to the real world. There's also Charon from Fallout 3, a mutant who resides in Underworld, in the museum of natural science.

[@chadbuchanan7044]

"He killed the guy with a BOOK!"...Knowledge is power :)

[@Wesley-pk5de]

Fun fact: the director of John Wick movies is the same guy who were Keanu's body double on the Matrix movies. He broke a knee on a scene from Matrix 1.

[@jerrywalters8885]

The building a gun scene is an omage to the old western THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY. Also a very good modern western a lot of people didn't see is THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. O e of Gene Hackmans last movies with Sharon Stone Leo Decaprio and several other stars known and unkown. Awesome movie

[@JackOfBlackPhoenix]

"He killed a guy with a pencil AND a book!" John Wick is a special kind of a poet

[@Danny0dbert]

The soundtrack to these movies are incredible. Especially John Wick 2 with a good set of headphones. Perfection.

[@treytilley333]

Tyler Bates. He’s done music for movies like Deadpool, Watchmen, Guardians of the galaxy… I have a signed poster from him because my dad knows his dad. It was awesome to get one!

[@unclelink]

R.I.P. Lance Reddick (Charon). Thanks for your contribution to Fringe, John Wick, etc.😢

[@funnylilgalreacts]

I cried so hard when I found out. RIP Lance

[@arieljaquez5444]

Para bellum: prepare for war

[@bobbymartin440]

I'm SO happy to see that You've finally made it to this Movie! Enjoy, Angela!!!

[@wonkothesane8632]

This movie puts a stamp on the "don't mess with people's dogs."

[@HelloThere.GeneralKenobi]

My favorite JW kill is in part 1.. JW has a bodyguard pinned down, looking Iosef dead in the eye, then lowers his gun and shoots the bodyguard without breaking eye contact! E P I C !!!!! John Wick 4 will probably be my first trip back to a theater to see it on the big screen. I streamed all of the others after they left the theaters. I'm looking forward to The Ballerina too. Take care, Angela!!

[@backlandlands5793]

John assembling a gun is a reference to the Western "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" when Eli Wallach plays Tuco (the ugly) and he assembles a revolver.

[@douglascampbell9809]

The gun scene at 9:00 is a homage to a scene in the spaghetti western The Good, The Bad and The Ugly starring Clint Eastwood. One of the characters does essentially the same thing Wick does but not in combat. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was marketed as the third and final installment in the Dollars Trilogy, following A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More. They are all fantastic and worth reacting to.

[@feralart]

And that was all improvised by Eli Wallach makes it all the better.

[@rayjones2606]

To sum this movie up in 2 words...ORGANIZED CHAOS

[@christiansabotta6368]

The weaponizing of the horses is one of my favorite parts.

[@tomaskennedy]

10:33 EYE-EYE!! I'm sorry, I couldn’t resist! 🤣🤣

[@phoenixdzk]

Just realised the dude on the phone who said the New York Continental was Deconsecrated was Penguin in the Gotham TV series. Would 10/10 recommend that show! Also if anyone were to replace Winston at the Continental, Thordak would be my #1 choice

[@christophermitchell6307]

The John wick movies are fantastic. Keanu Reeves is a excellent action star but also a fantastic guy in real life for what we all read about him. Your reaction to the bowery king still alive was priceless Angela.

[@chuckkourouklis1980]

Bullets, blades, lip gloss and f-bombs, love. it. 😁 There’s a scene in The Good, The Bad & The Ugly in which Eli Wallach mixes and matches components to assemble a pistol, of which the JW scene is reminiscent - straight down to checking the barrel spin by ear.

[@bradpriebe9218]

Love your reaction to this and glad you enjoyed it. Really anticipating Chapter 4. Favorite kill is a toss up between the axe throw and the horse kicks. Btw, Halle Berry trained really hard to be able to control the dogs. Apparently it was her they listened to most during filming..

[@bowi1332]

So far, your editor (assuming you also did not edit this one) did a great job.

[@funnylilgalreacts]

He's the best!

[@Valp85]

As a kid of the 90s I was beyond thrilled to see Mark Dacascos show up in this movie considering Crying Freeman from 1995 has a bit of shared DNA with the John Wick-franchise

[@StevenPD]

Congrats Angela! 6k views in 8hrs for this post at the time of this writing. Cheers from Canada!

[@Velo3158]

@5:45 The Big dude is Boban Marjanovic. He a 7' 4" NBA basketball player. I met him my coincidence during his rookie yr. He is very much a gentle giant. Emphasis on the giant.

[@bizzer999]

John should open a branch of staples lol

[@matthewgrady3423]

-I ended up getting into these movies after Chapter 2 thanks to Leva Bates, a female wrestler currently signed with AEW. She did a gimmick where she would cosplay for her matches. She is a huge fan of John Wick and talked about them on Twitter. After a while, I decided to check out the first one for Platelet day. I’ve been hooked ever since. I saw Chapter Three twice in the theatre just five minutes from my house. -I love how it starts right after Chapter 2 and start it off hot. It keeps the pacing of the previous movies -I still find it funny watching the Goldfish commercials and seeing Ernest. -I’ve loved how the John Wick world has been expanded with each movie. Chapter 1 keeps it local and just the Russian mob. In Chapter 2, they introduce “The High Table” and the idea of various mob groups being under it. In Chapter 3, all of that gets turned up to 11. -Big fan of Charon getting be more than just a concierge. -Mark Dacascos as Zero was such a great pick. I remember seeing him in the movie “Only The Strong” and thinking he could be that next martial arts action star. Years later, he played Eric Draven in the syndicated “The Crow: Stairway To Heaven.” Consider it a shock when he ended up doing “The Iron Chef.” -I rank this as my second favorite with the 1st one taking number one, which is knock on Chapter Two. It’s like scoring a 98% and getting the lowest grade. Chapter One was more about developing/introducing the character. Chapter Three was full on action. Chapter Two was the bridge between developing and action. -I have become a huge fan of the band Jinjer because of the song “Pisces.” There’s a part that I still have to brace myself for because it still gets me. I have to brace myself for it. When The Bowery King starts with “But this High Table Shit”, I still brace myself. As soon as John gives that “Yeah” at the end, I get giddy because I know what’s next: War on an insane level. -A major reason I’ve loved these movies is how they planned the endings. For Chapter One, they pretty much tied the entire thing up where, if the movie didn’t do well, they could just move on. It did well and led to Chapter 2 where they gave the viewer an ending teasing Chapter 3 but it could only happen if this one does well, which it did. As soon as the Bowery King started talking, I knew they already had Chapter Four planned. Days later, I saw where Lionsgate announced that they greenlit Chapter Four. -The Chapter 2 plan was even more brilliant. They made the movie they needed for Chapter Three. If Lionsgate decided not to green light it, they could just as easily take it to another studio like Fox or WB or Universal or whoever and for maybe more money. -The trailers for Chapter 4 are crazy. My favorite is the one where they use “The Gambler” by Kenny Rogers because it is, from what I’ve taken in, a perfect description for this. It’s less than one month away.

[@robertrouse4503]

His name is Charon, like the boatman to Hades.

[@billballhorn3129]

The Bowery King (Lawrence Fishburne, Morpheus (Matrix))

[@andrewdunckley]

Thanx for this series... Love your analysis on this franchise... And your smile...

[@elijahsharp2587]

That tall guy in the library was a famous basketball player

[@pabloc8808]

The assault on the Continental is like watching a horror movie, except John is the monster

[@ashbysmith1723]

John Wick 4 is going to be awesome. Can't wait for you to watch Wakanda Forever.

[@maximillianosaben]

The doctor who sews up John in the beginning is the same actor who played the Keymaker in The Matrix Reloaded.

[@mauriceedwards9588]

I'm so glad you noticed the slow and clear action sequences with most part no music far to many films cut/flash/cut,and you can't tell want is happening.

[@stonecoldku4161]

I'm pretty sure for all of the movies they used air soft guns and added the mussel flashes, and the gun sounds in post-production. So, that's how they did that, and the horses didn't get spooked.

[@brianwilson4724]

“Guns. Lots of guns.” A line from The Matrix.

[@FunnyQuailMan]

Mark Dacascos was a brilliant casting choice for Zero. It's exactly the type of character he's known for playing - these stoic tough-guy types, even keeping a serious demeanor (if somewhat ironically) as "the Chairman" on Iron Chef. And while Mark is astonishingly hard working and can be absolutely laser-focused, he's actually super friendly & easygoing and has an incredible sense of humor, like, full-nostril chuckle-snort, laugh-so-hard-it-hurts funny. He has a genuinely warm, happy, uniquely quirky, "hang loose" kind of personality that's just super fun to be around, and it's crazy how it can sorta catch you off guard because it's so polar opposite of all the deadly-serious characters he so often plays. Now, I don't know if it was originally the plan with his character in this or not, but there are parts, like when he sits super-awkwardly close to Keanu on the couch, when he starts fan-boying hard about John Wick to John Wick, or when he applauds & gives a double thumbs-up after watching him kill a bunch of people, that make it seem like Mark was just being himself for a minute on set & having some fun with the scenes and they liked it so much that they decided to write it in to the character. Either way, it was cool seeing him be him a little bit, and watching him sorta go back and forth between the character and himself but still in-character all the while. That was fun.

[@H880]

When he cut his ring finger off, I was sure there was going to be a connection to Assassins Creed

[@tetsuoishiki4677]

The first assassin is a basketball player named Boban Marjonovich (?). Marginal player, but a really nice and funny guy. And there's supposed to be a spin-off called The Ballerina.

[@jordyderacourt5868]

Notice the amount of detail that when john uses his hand that he needs for throttle he grabs it with his left hand. Its small but its a detail you wont see in many other movies

[@rodneypayne4827]

"Well played sir" comment says it all.

[@RissaDotExe]

Your reactions are always so awesome and entertaining ❤

[@feralart]

We need to give Keanu a yellow and orange knit hat along with Vera (and grenades!) for some Jayne Wick ass-kicking.

[@Eric_S.]

I wonder if you were thinking of Ana de Armas in "The Gray Man" (2022).💜💜💜

[@otisroseboro5613]

Great Reaction To One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's

[@drumaticpageofmusic4148]

I met Mark Dacascos who plays Zero. He was really chill, he told me two on set stories: 1.) During the scene where he sits down next to Keanu, he didn’t actually talk with him before that, so that scene was basically their official meeting, so he invaded Keanu’s space to fuck with him and make the scene more genuine🤣 2.) One day on set Keanu was getting ready to go home and the director said “Keanu we gotta film the glass fight.” Keanu was like “I thought that was tomorrow” and the director said “I moved it to today.” Then Keanu said “Excuse me for a sec.” He goes to the exit door, drops his stuff and then screams “FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK!!!” then walks back and says “Ok I’m good, let’s go.” 🤣

[@joely6699]

That ending kills me everytime.......YEEAHHHHHH, cut to credits lol.

[@gianfrancodelgiudice4926]

That chuckle at 11:50 gave me years of life hahaha. I remembered seeing this one at the movies and being just as invested

[@757optim]

Parabellum loosely means "prepare for war". Fits John's situation.

[@japkap]

So looking forward to the new movie coming up, i still love the first movie, because of how we are in the dark as to why everyone knows him, a better budget for the second movie and Third one so many big names involved.

[@I_am_the_bear]

I had a friend, an older gentleman whom served with the FBI before he retired. He said he would 100% rather be shot than stabbed.

[@stephenlackey5852]

“Parabellum: Body Parts in Space”

[@user-jp1tj1hr7n]

The mafia switchboard scenes are “assasin sports betting”!

[@goatvoicestwin1859]

Really loved your reaction to this one! Feels like you really caught on to the rest of the characters as well and fully understand what's going on through the franchise.. keep up the great work. Cant wait for John Wick 4 then 5 and the ballerina spin off.

[@cheftuan]

Sweet. Was waiting for you to react to JW3. Glad you're feeling better.

[@fernandodelgado4329]

I love the first and second because they do have awesome action but this one gave me a chance how Keanu Reeves can kick ass as assassin with guns like Jon Bernthal did on Netflix's Punisher from Marvel, Cannot wait for the 4th film and great reaction to this 3rd John Wick film Angela.

[@jasonregister3494]

Guns, lots of guns was done in one take. The director said he wasn't going to use it to Keanu. But just wanted to hear it once on film as an omage to the matrix. Both Keanu and the director decided that it worked for the storyline and kept it in.

[@donkeysunited]

RIP Lance Reddick.

[@chrispeterson1989]

Someone may have already mentioned that there are many references to Troy, John's wife's name is Helen, Cheron is a ferryman who takes souls down the river to the underworld for the price of a gold coin. Many references to the mythology

[@JOHNWICKDARKK]

John wick - best John wick 2- straight hell fire John wick 3 - Masterpiece John wick 4- cult classic GOD of action flicks

[@joeschmalhofer6109]

Just a reminder from the end of movie 2, Winston gave John a marker. The giver of a marker cannot kill the receiver of the marker. So unless Winston is trying to break the rules, he cannot kill John until after John calls in the marker .

[@erikhopkins9548]

The guy John fought who idolized him thought he was Johns equal but didn't think that John killed all his men to get to him before fighting him and still won.

[@dennislloyd4018]

one simple line missed by lot's of folks on the roof after John is shot and falls off "well played, sir" read between the lines

[@davidsuttles101]

I love you! Great reactions!

[@stonecoldku4161]

10:24 Hey, John made that guy into a Unicorn.

[@Thecharliesruiz]

6:26 Book!😜