John Wick l "he stole John Wick's car and kill his dog, sir.....oh!"

After retired professional hitman John Wick loses his wife Helen to a terminal illness, he receives a beagle puppy named Daisy from her to help him cope with his grief. Despite John's stoic demeanor, he bonds with the puppy and they spend their day driving around in his vintage 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1. At a gas station, he encounters a trio of Russian gangsters whose leader Iosef insists on buying his car, which John refuses to sell. That evening the gangsters break into John's home, knock him unconscious, steal his car, and kill Daisy.
Iosef takes the Mustang to a chop shop to have the VIN changed. Aurelio, the shop's owner, deduces that the car was stolen from John. He punches Iosef and throws him out. Aurelio was visited by John, who identifies Iosef as the son of Viggo Tarasov, the head of the Russian crime syndicate in New York City. Aurelio relays Iosef's activities to Viggo, who beats and berates Iosef before explaining to him who John Wick is: a famed assassin, formerly in Viggo's employ, nicknamed "Baba Yaga". When John wanted to retire and marry Helen, Viggo gave him an "impossible task," implied to involve multiple high level assassinations in a short period of time. John succeeded, and his efforts were key in establishing the Tarasov syndicate. After warning Iosef of his impending doom, Viggo tries to talk John out of seeking retribution, but John refuses to even talk. Viggo sends a team of hitmen to John's house, but John kills all of them and enlists an underworld cleaning service to dispose of the bodies and evidence.
Unsurprised, Viggo places a $2 million bounty on John's head and personally offers the contract to John's mentor, Marcus, who accepts. John seeks assistance from the New York Continental Hotel, which caters exclusively to the criminal underworld and permits no assassinations on its premises. Viggo doubles the bounty for those willing to break this rule to kill John. Winston, the Continental's manager, informs John that Viggo has Iosef under guard at his nightclub, the Red Circle. John enters the Red Circle and kills a horde of thugs to reach Iosef, who narrowly escapes after Viggo's lieutenant Kirill manages to incapacitate John. John retreats to the Continental to have his injuries treated. Ms. Perkins, an assassin and former acquaintance, sneaks into John's room to kill him. Marcus alerts John, allowing him to subdue Perkins, who is forced to reveal the location of Viggo's front. He knocks her unconscious and leaves her with Harry, a fellow assassin, to await punishment, but she frees herself and kills Harry. John travels to a church in Little Russia which serves as Viggo's front and destroys his cache of money and blackmail material. When Viggo and his henchmen arrive, John ambushes them, but he is subdued and captured. Viggo taunts John for thinking he would be able to leave his old life behind. Before John can be killed, Marcus intervenes again, allowing John to free himself, kill Kirill, and accost Viggo, who reveals Iosef's location. John then travels to Iosef's safe house and kills him and his bodyguards.
Perkins learns that John and Marcus have been in contact and informs Viggo, who has Marcus beaten and tortured before executing him in his home. Viggo calls John to report this, planning to have Perkins ambush him. While waiting for John, Perkins is summoned to a meeting with Winston, who orders her executed for killing Harry on Continental grounds. Winston calls John to inform him that Viggo is planning to escape by helicopter. John races to New York Harbor, where he kills Viggo's remaining henchmen before fighting Viggo on the dock. Viggo pulls out a knife, and John allows himself to be stabbed, then disarms and fatally wounds Viggo. John breaks into an animal clinic to treat his wounds and releases a pit bull puppy scheduled to be euthanized. John and the dog walk home along the boardwalk where he had his final date with Helen.
Credits: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Lionsgate, eOne UGC, LeakID, Studiocanal, M2 Pictures S.P.A., CPRAgency for Belga Films, CoPeerRight Agency - Italy

[@AlexanderTheBloodraven]

”Because he stole John Wick’s car, sir and uh… killed his dog.” ”May I ask why you stopped striking my son?”

[@DeMoraJS]

Killed John Wick's car, lol

[@snipinmonsta]

is he dead? "john wick sir, really?" no my son, did you kill him? can you ? please ?

[@AlexanderTheBloodraven]

@@snipinmonsta lol

[@Sundriedpotato]

Viggo b like “Why did you stop?” 😂😂

[@uni1079]

God this is funny as heck

[@magmat0585]

Viggo went from calling Aurelio to tell him to get his affairs in order, to realizing that Viggo needed to get his affairs in order

[@marcavery5310]

Facts.

[@MideilaHalliwell]

It feels like even before Daisy, everyone knew that John was a dog lover and now when Aurelio told the dude about the dead puppy absolutely everyone realized that they were screwed 🙃

[@sd_justice_duty9564]

Maybe in the afterlife, Iosef is going to suffer more and be blamed.

[@snipinmonsta]

@@MideilaHalliwell well everyone knew his dog was given to him by his wife as one last gesture of love and this kid took that from him. Puppy lover or not you just messed with a mans love for his wife

[@HulkVahkiin]

@@snipinmonsta Not a damn soul knew about John's wife gift, only John himself

[@smokinggnu6584]

That one phonecall, that one "Oh." solidified that entire movie franchise for decades to come as legendary.

[@chuckjones5379]

It really did. Honestly. Right then and there you knew the boss was afraid and it set the mystique of this character into the stratosphere

[@wildhunt6350]

Meh 4/10 for me. Boring story retired assassin goes ballistic because of a dog played by Keanu. I prefer Keanu in the Matrix not this kind of movies.

[@CaramelSkin-bc9hv]

@@wildhunt6350 Good thing your opinion doesn't mean anything to anyone.

[@wildhunt6350]

@@CaramelSkin-bc9hv Neither does yours.

[@robertz768]

@@wildhunt6350 really? He was a Gary Stu in those movies.

[@edgargonzalezcespedes4419]

“Yes sir, I did.” Those are balls man

[@sirreepicheeprules7443]

He said Viggo would understand, and he did...

[@ONEIDA249]

I've come a point in my life where if I do something that could possibly end my life even the smallest thing I am not afraid but a mob boss yeah I'd be afraid but I know it's not a good idea too run so I would either call too tell oh have a not on the door explaining why I did what I did and I'm inside tell them where I am in the building I'm not about too make it harder for them too find me

[@christophertidwell2422]

I understand your point but my brain just instantly went to aureilio saying "NUH UH"

[@titan133760]

He fears John Wick more

[@bait5257]

STOP ​@@christophertidwell2422

[@necroheartplucker]

The way Viggo said "Oh" matches the letter O, rather than saying like "Oh?" or "Ohhhh". This alone shows not only Viggo forgives Aurelio for punching his son in the face, but also in his head, he know his son had poked a bear that he suppose not to poke and both of them are doomed. Very powerful scene.

[@Kayoss13212]

I like that it tells us everything that we need to know about John Wick, before we got the actual backstory monologue from Viggo.

[@jeffreychongsathien]

The most underrated line is "How do you know what Viggo likes or doesn't like?" There's immense power in that line, that says "I'm management, you're the staff"

[@beastmodeforever8674]

Yes that was nice touch that I just noticed good catch

[@sd_justice_duty9564]

Aurelio punching Iosef in the face wasn’t the part Viggo was not going to like, but rather, Iosef messing with John Wick was the part Viggo wasn’t going to like.

[@R2Parmly]

Other way around, I think. Iosef is the boss' son and theoretically the future boss, Aurelio just runs one small part of the company. Iosef is way higher on the totem pole than Aurelio. But Iosef is also the new guy, who may have more authority in theory but doesn't know what the hell he's doing yet. Whereas Aurelio is that employee who's been with the company forever and is really good at his job, so even the CEO sits up and listens when he talks. The dynamic isn't "I'm management and you're staff," it's "I'm the guy who knows where the bodies are buried, you're the guy who still gets lost on his way to the bathroom."

[@worldobserver3515]

I like, "I tell you something he's going to understand."

[@diceman199]

@@worldobserver3515 That's the bit that's most telling, the understand bit. Then it's backed up with the phone call and oh response

[@dragonzord_reptar]

I love how Aurelio just gives John everything he asks for, doesn't even think twice about giving up his partners son, gives him a new ride just because he asked. Right from the get go when he saw the car he was like "I want no part in this".

[@anthonyzullo]

Money can be earned. Only respect is given. As a young teen I learned quickly that loyalty is the currency to deal in and because of that I bought security and safety for my family. Money can be earned, only respect is given. I'd rather be broke and respected.

[@un6250]

I’m pretty sure he was so scared that he would give his own car to John 😂

[@therealwilldalbey]

I feel like he might have been able to convince John not to kill... everyone, if he'd told Iosef to leave the car.

[@wreckitrigo230]

He probably valued his life over a car so he complied lol

[@Cadolots]

You can tell Iosef right hand man look so dumbfounded after Aurelio told him what he won’t like.

[@samalvey8168]

"Oh." It's amazing just how much can be conveyed in and with one word.

[@sycho-tech5104]

You can practically hear his blood suddenly go cold.

[@jonb2911]

You can feel the stress, fear for his son, the anger in his son, distress and despair All that one phase

[@juzyx]

Theres that and i like how Viggo ask for an explanation first on why the mechanic struck his son first before, possibly, shouting at the mechanic

[@sycho-tech5104]

@@juzyx its a fear tactic. pretty common actually, as its used by most companies. they don't just want you to walk out knowing your fired (or going to be killed in mobsters cases). you wait for the bosses call.

[@jcnbw01]

This is the exact moment in the movie that captured my attention.

[@VermillionStallion]

Fearing John's reputations aside, anyone notice the moment Aurelio started to attack Iosef, Aurelio's Workers immediately stopped working, started arming themselves and getting ready to do some work on Viggo's Son and his pals?

[@JnEricsonx]

Yup. Aurelio clearly is a boss who inspires loyalty.

[@BradCashew]

Damn I didn’t notice that before, nice catch

[@ToreDL87]

Yeah, also how Viggo called and asked, confirming that Aurelio truly was working WITH Iosef's father rather than specifically FOR him. He called and asked, out of respect for a fellow associate rather than some schmuck further down the totem pole. He called and asked, knowing there must have been a reason for which he would have to prepare contingencies. Even if it wasn't Wick, Iosef was gonna be finished within years of taking over the reins anyway, the way he carried himself. Most movies like these you see the boss unrealistically just IMMEDIATELY call a hit on everyone and everything = Actually not how it goes IRL among these bigger mobsters, because it brings heat from authorities and is bad for business. So, they talk or have sitdowns first.

[@angelacosta5457]

​@@ToreDL87unfortunatly that's exactly how they do it in mexico,except for a few

[@jadefire2817]

If you notice, too, that one worker immediately stopped working when he recognized the car, and that John *wasn't* driving it.

[@Badz_B34chst4r]

I love how Viggo starts with "I heard you struck my son" to get Aurelio's attitude and hear his side rather than straight up assuming. Similarly Aurelio instantly recognizes the car but still asks "where'd you get that car" and "did you kill him".

[@Sparky0627]

Because he knew if they didn't .... h3ll was coming after them!

[@JanWynd]

Yep. The very 1st act-of-war is recon AKA intelligence-gathering!

[@panagiotisatmatzidis9972]

He was asking if they're walking dead men or not... When he figured they _are_ walking dead men he didn't want anything to do them 'em.

[@MongiNTS3YT]

Funny thing was they easily had the best opportunity to kill wick at his weakest, when he had no will to fight on

[@bushbasher85]

That oh. It just says “I forgive you for striking my son. Completely understandable. We’re all fucked aren’t we? God dammit Theon”

[@shanawazs]

Theon always fucks up the shit. Even with Starks 😂😂

[@FireAngelChris]

Don’t y’all mean Reek 🤣🤣

[@StudioseMeF]

@@FireAngelChris 🤣🤣

[@FireAngelChris]

@@StudioseMeF 😭

[@sumitpaul428]

And let's not forget - I intend to hit him too once I see him. Yep, we are all fucked.

[@tacticalnoobs9504]

The fact that viggo called aurelio instead of just setting a hit on him establishes that there’s a good amount of respect between them and combined with the fact that viggo could of just killed him for putting his hands on his son ALONE but he gave him the respect to at least tell him what happened instead of out right killing him

[@sd_justice_duty9564]

Not only did Viggo spare Aurelio, but like him, he felt sorry for John despite hiring assassins to kill him.

[@Nismax09]

Because Aurelio would rather face viggo than John wick 😂

[@maxie0669]

He obviously worked with them before , hence why the kid took the car there first. So Viggo probably found it odd that Aurelio would just hit his kid when he clearly knows who he is. I

[@arunkennedy9267]

That's the difference between Hollywood movies and Bollywood movies.

[@sd_justice_duty9564]

@@maxie0669 The moment Viggo learns that Iosef messed with John Wick, he was shocked. Victor thought that Aurelio punching Iosef was the part Viggo was not going to like, but that was false. Instead, Iosef messing with John Wick was the part Viggo was not going to like.

[@kevinphoenix2007]

Viggo knew he couldn’t make that up, hence why he said, “Oh.”

[@jonathansimmons3731]

He wish he did tho ..

[@WindDemon3895]

More like Aurelio WOULDNT make that up because... That is something you DONT make up

[@eonaon6914]

@@WindDemon3895 Yea the FAFO factor isnt worth the lie if Viggo found out he lied. The revenge would be about as epic as the movie turned into.

[@JSRbowling595]

​@@WindDemon3895 Exactly. Viggo began that phone call thinking "Aurelio better have a VERY good explanation for this!" Viggo knows that Aurelio is a smart man, and he would never put his hands on Iosef without having a good reason.

[@danieldickson8591]

@@JSRbowling595 I'm also pretty confident that Viggo has had to clean up his son's messes before.

[@brentonholbrook6928]

Aurelio is a friend of John's, and even HE was afraid when John walked in after it all went down. He KNEW it was all over, and that old connections didn't matter anymore. Anyone was in the crosshairs if they got in the way. Beautifully filmed

[@sirreepicheeprules7443]

Anyone who knew John Wick knew better, and Aurelio knew what happens when John Wick goes out to kill someone.

[@steveswangler6373]

i didnt read it at all. Aurelio knew he didn't cross John, he had nothing to be afraid of. all he had to do was tell the truth.

[@TheRealBorb]

​@@steveswangler6373exactly. This.

[@robertz768]

I don't know. I more read it that he was going to have to give his friend the bad news of who killed his dog (knowing that it was going to be bad for everyone, and uphill for John).

[@AEB1066]

That's the symbolism of the drink Aurelio offers John. Note that John doesn't immediately accept the drink: he was waiting to see if Aurelio had any role in what occurred. Aurelio told John everything without lies or hesitation. John was satisfied that Aurelio had no part, accepted the drink, and asked for a car. Until that point John would have killed Aurelio. Taking the drink showed that they were ok.

[@RogueShadows]

I imagine that in some alternate universe where Viggo managed to keep Iosef alive and kill Wick, afterwards he’d go to Aurelio and demand compensation for his struck son…which would be nothing more than just one gold coin. Or like a paltry sum of cash or something. Society demands that he take “retribution” for his son but the circumstances are such that actually harming Aurelio for it would be completely uncalled for. I’d also love to see the alternate universe where John got up to use the bathroom just before Iosef broke in and so isn’t caught by surprise. One fight later the three idiots are on the floor. He ties them up, puts him in his basement, checks their IDs and sees they’re connected to Viggo, and gives Viggo a call. “Hello Viggo.” “Hello John. I must admit I am surprised to hear from you.” “Yeah.” “I heard about your wife. I’m very sorry.” “Thanks.” “Is there a reason for this call?” “Yeah. Your son broke into my house and tried to steal my car. And he scared my dog.” “…I see. My son, is he…?” “He’ll live.” “Thank you, John. I’ll send someone to collect him immediately.” “Thanks. Good talking to you, Viggo.” “You too, John.”

[@z0rrofan9]

You know, that would have made a great opening sequence as well. It would have been a completely different movie, of course; maybe Iosef keeps trying to take down John and he keeps trying to not kill him without Viggo's permission, or something, but that would have been an amazing film idea.

[@60secondsofhope]

Short movie, but I like it.

[@DarkLordDiablos]

@@z0rrofan9 I imagine that movie would be about Iosef thinking Viggo was testing him to see if he would remain in his shadow under his protection, or to take the initiative and kill John thus proving his is ready to lead the family. The movie would see Iosef slowly descending into madness after being constantly told off by Viggo who stops everyone of his plans with Iosef eventually taking Viggo prisoner telling him that he would make him proud with John rescuing him and the two working together to put a end to Iosef's madness leading to a ending that sees Iosef killing Viggo then losing a final battle to John.

[@brianorca]

That's why Aurellio asked "did you kill him?"

[@chadclark8667]

Aurelio immediately after recognizing the car is like “Dear God, You idiot you’ve killed us all!”

[@jefflemere4609]

Well; Aurelio is safe, why? he smart enough not to fuck with John, John's car or kill his dog.

[@TheSoullessImmortal]

@@jefflemere4609 the fact that John isn’t even after Aurelio, yet the latter still shits his pants being near him speaks a lot about John’s reputation as a legendary assassin

[@YAH93]

@@TheSoullessImmortal Indeed it did. Plus the defeated "oh" from Viggo, just goes to show how much respected, feared and infamous John Wick really is, even before we knew about Wicks true skills.

[@Ortium]

Aren't aurelio and wick friends?

[@nickpapageorgio926]

@@Ortium Yes, but at the same time, knowing how dangerous John is, Aurelio was probably in a panic thinking all he wanted to do was distance himself from the car to make sure there was 0 appearance he had any involvement. Hence the drink as a peace offering and giving up who attacked him immediately along with supplying a car.

[@Tsukinotaku]

I love how he just dropped the tough act immediately when he realized how fucked he was

[@fazaareza5507]

If you look closely to his hands when he poured that beer, hes trembling

[@alexman378]

It’s not a tough act, he just probably didn’t expect a justification that good.

[@heheheha1997]

Not really an act, dudes a mafia boss. He just realized he shouldn't be angry with Aurelio and get ready for the shitstorm that's about to occur.

[@danieldickson8591]

Viggo still tries to put up a tough front, but you can tell how scared he is.

[@DaveDexterMusic]

seems more like he was extending aurelio a professional courtesy to allow an explanation rather than being tough

[@nateds7326]

I love how when he says "guess we'll take our business someplace else" he doesn't even turn around or slow down. He's just thinking "buddy, your not going to be taking your business any place else ever again".

[@deathchronicles6960]

Out of business right that moment😂

[@Goabnb94]

To a funeral home, maybe.

[@slappy8941]

It's "you're". Get your shit together.

[@jaimeosbourn3616]

@@slappy8941 English Nazi, gotta Nazi.

[@stischer47]

@@slappy8941 I see the grammar nazis are out. And no, the word does not need to be capitalized.

[@unusualbydefault]

It's subtle, but Aurelio is a sly fox. "Did you kill him or what?" If they actually managed to kill John, this wouldn't have been such a massive issue. Hell, if they didn't kill the dog this could have been resolved. However, that last line was all Aurelio needed to hear

[@renseiryuu]

Exactly! If the gang killed John after killing his dog, Aurelio probably wouldn't be so livid. He probably just say that "you just brushed off death REALLY close there". The same goes if they only stole John's car while leaving John and his dog alive (maybe Viggo can make a big apology and compensate John afterwards). Once he heard what they did and John is still alive, he knows all Iosef did is provoking Death incarnation itself to descend upon them all.

[@msm007]

Think if they had killed John he'd of actually changed the VIN or still declined, perhaps a little more politely and directed him to tell his father who he killed and swiped the car from? I bet Viggo would still be upset.

[@concept5631]

Given how close Aurelio was shown to be with John in Chapter 2, I wouldn't be surprised if Aurelio attended Hellen's funeral like Marcus did. Making Iosef's last line hit that much harder.

[@IIIISai]

mmm

[@noeladams4771]

It's probably not too far fetched to think that had Iosef killed John when he had the chance, either Marcus or Caine(if he decided to come out of retirement for it) would've killed Iosef

[@ikr9358]

To be honest, I think the best piece of acting is right at 1:43, after Iosef says "We own you." You see Aurelio go through the understanding that he is, in fact, indebted to Viggo's gang. But then he puts on a brave face and confronts Iosef, saying that he 'works' with his father.

[@russellbradley2144]

Aurreiio knew which horse to bet on.

[@qanguyenxuan534]

Aurelio's face switching from "that's a nice car" to "pls God tell me I'm wrong"

[@JoCaTen]

"oh, a Mustang this time. Oh god it's *his* Mustang*

[@LordTyph]

Seemed more like 'Wait, is that his car?' and moved to 'oh God, that's his car, isn't it?'

[@SoldierOfFate]

"Wow, nice ride! Wait a minute...that looks familiar..."

[@thepaolog2000]

Can't believe this is the same guy who played Sid from Ice Age

[@tygrkhat4087]

@@thepaolog2000 John Leguizamo is very underrated. Incredible range; never seen a bad performance by him.

[@Jarvalicious]

-beginning of the call “The guy is gonna fucking die” -end of the call “I’m fucking dead”

[@arthurmorgan1007]

Too damn accurate

[@gynandroidhead]

Should've just handed over his kid to John and said I am sorry my next of kin is such a fuck-up.

[@jamrock719]

😐oh

[@historytank5673]

@@gynandroidheadya lol I like to think theirs an alternative world where he calls John says “look I understand I can’t understand your pain but please don’t kill my boy, you can fuck him up but don’t kill or cripple him.” And for some reason John agrees and they all leave in peace (well except the son he’s now suffering form multiple broken bones)

[@MarkoVuckovic32]

Viggo could have survived if only he didn't kill Marcus. John was ready to let him live once he said where Iosef was hiding.

[@Bergen98]

Hitting the all powerful mob boss’s son is unacceptable. Even deadly. Unless the said son didn’t steal the car of the best assassin in the world

[@carnic3219]

to be honest he could’ve gone scott free if he didn’t kill the dog bc i doubt he would care but killing the dog is to far

[@shottygod13]

....oh

[@Jarjar-X]

And killed his dog

[@neroxfrostbyte7461]

Especially the Assassin that built the foundation on which your organization grew from, so he knows exactly how to tear it down... still could never wrap my head around how Viggo never told the story or explained to his son as to how they came to power, or at least provide the name and address of the people to never mess with when doing their hustles...

[@sycho-tech5104]

​@@neroxfrostbyte7461 you think Rich kids have a superiority complex, they got nothing on Mob Boss kids, they have Money, Power, AND the ability to have anyone who annoys them murdered completely without consequence. the F@ing idiot would've taken the lest as a dam challenge.

[@andrewthompson5728]

Viggo's "Oh," was compounded because he already had information John Wick's wife had passed from a cruel sickness. Then, when he receives word that his own son killed John Wick's dog and stole his car, he knew from years of previous experience with John that there was going to be a serious reckoning.

[@malekithsilverheart2357]

I love how Viggo asks Aurelio why he struck Ioseph. He’s angry, but curious. He knows Aurelio would NEVER do that unless there was a VERY good reason. Turns out, he had the best reason.

[@zuxx00]

I love that he instantly recognized the car. It's like someone drove the Batmobile into his shop.

[@LabTech41]

That, or John got his car from Aurelio in the first place, given he's the car guy and operates in the criminal world.

[@YAH93]

In a movie analysis, I think it's said that there only exist very few cars like Johns. That is why Aurelio instantly recognized it.

[@MrVince329]

Funny coming across this comment as Keanu Reeves actually voices Batman in a kids cartoon movie not too long ago

[@denniskumabe734]

He rebuilt it

[@thebluestig2654]

​@@YAH93In reality the production numbers for the 1969 Mustang Mach 1 were less than 60k, and not too many of them are still around. If it was a "Boss" variant that makes it even rarer still, with only 1,628 Boss 302's made, and only 857 Boss 429's made. It is an instantly recognizable car.

[@listianocrowe]

Great script writing! No monologing or dramatic music... Just one word, "oh" which makes the whole audience understand how much respect and fear Mr Wick carries!

[@Nardrasil]

The thing i like the most is aurelio's position. - Works for Viggo - John trust him with a drink and sits with him despite being on revenge mode - Probably gave Theon a little more time before dying by making him leave - Punches Theon knowing full well that, John Wick or not, Viggo could still make him pay. - Cooperates with John as soon as he comes in - Has an unspoken understanding with Viggo that punching his son didn't even matter, and asking for apologies would be a waste of time at this point. I don't like action movies in general but the mythos they build around John and how the characters interact with him is so great. Jimmy the cop, waste disposal guy, Aurelio, Francis, the hotel host, the barmaid, and that old great actor that i always forget the name. I talk too much but had to dump this somewhere. Rarely have i seen an action movie with such satisfying world building.

[@listianocrowe]

@@Nardrasil Oh, dump away my friend! That was brilliant and loved reading it! I think that's the magic of this scene, the multiple meanings and connotations the viewer gets in one second from an "oh" because of the build up and characterization! 👍

[@KM_1983]

@@Nardrasil Willem Defoe

[@Nardrasil]

@@KM_1983 i was talking about Ian mcshane, but yeah i forgot about Dafoe ^^

[@krolik1157]

To be fair, immediately after this there was a monologue with dramatic music about John Wick, but this was still awesome.

[@wamblimakesroom2194]

He totally forgave him too for punching his son 😂😂

[@musannayahya873]

What,s worse man getting a small punch from a small mechanic or getting a death warrant from the world,s greatest Assassin

[@wamblimakesroom2194]

@@musannayahya873 true 🤣🤣

[@greenknight8668]

And then he went on to punch his son

[@george5432]

Not only that but he gave him a even worse licking for it.

[@maltinamaltina2665]

Viggo didn't get where he did by being stupid. He didn't 'forgive' Aurelio, he knows his son, he knows why he son went to Aurelio's place, he understood what had happened and why. He probably didn't give Aurelio's totally understandable action another thought, he knows he has actual *existential* problems to worry about.

[@jackjax7921]

2:33 Bro, that is Wesley. Kingpin's right hand man. Lmao 😂😂😂

[@razergaming5134]

Finaly someone saw him

[@OpinionatedComments]

@ 3:45, it was at this moment he knew it's all fucked up!

[@skYShowYAPPER]

💀

[@jameselliott216]

​@@skYShowYAPPERthat's understandable 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭

[@darktirkd7395]

“I see…you should have hit him harder”

[@morii3027]

I was laughing rewatching this scene the 2nd time😂😂 the first was me thinking he must be a cop then 4 scenes later all hell broke loose 😂😂😂

[@PrimeCypher]

The look of concern on the guys face when he’s told Viggo will understand was a nice touch. You can tell he’s starting to question things

[@sd_justice_duty9564]

Aurelio punching Isoef would not be the part Viggo won't like, but rather, Isoef messing with John Wick is the part Viggo won't like.

[@jeffreychongsathien]

That actor was great in the whole scene.

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@PrimeCypher He would only understand if he was aware of WHO they just stole from...but clearly they didn't. And they still covered Iosef's ass until they died, and they couldn't even see the face of the one who came for retribution.

[@earthtaurus5515]

@@SoldierOfFate The look of concern is from doubt, Aurelio said it himself "I work *with* your father" not *for* . Which underscores there is a mutual working relationship that Aurelio is not hired staff but someone who has Viggo's ear and perhaps someone who Viggo seeks counsel from. The latter somewhat can be estabalished by the simple fact that Viggo call's Aurelio directly instead of doing a hit on him.

[@lordmonocr6206]

I like how Aurelio recognizes johns car instantly. Guess he’s Johns mechanic

[@VinxPlanilla]

He actually is.

[@NewPaulActs17]

it's their organization's chop shop, aurelio knew john and his ride . hell, he probably worked his late wife's car when you really think about it

[@deathchronicles6960]

​@@NewPaulActs17 your right when his car broke he called him again.. Maybe he is his original dealer

[@Vendavalez]

Even if he wasn’t his mechanic, there are things that stick in your mind without realizing. That’s one vehicle that I am sure that everyone who knew who it belonged to would not have liked to see it parked outside when they were not expecting it.

[@SorenDaein]

A fact that was confirmed in the sequel after John gets his car back and Aurelio sees it went through the wringer during the "take back".

[@GrippeeTV]

I love how horrified Aurelio looks and sounds just after seeing the car lol

[@samalvey8168]

You'd think the stupid punk would realise that if the fence won't touch that car, there has to be something very very scary about the original owner.

[@marlepeace9844]

The eye shift where he looks at Iosef at first like “ehhh this guy’s in my garage again”, slightly smiling with a raised eyebrow. Usual business. Then it all sinks into a look of DEEP concern once he got close enough to see whose car Iosef nicked.

[@Little_Kings_Theory]

if Aurelio helped Yosef, then we know what happens do we ?

[@sd_justice_duty9564]

@@Little_Kings_Theory Aurelio disliked Yosef due to his arrogance and selfishness. Plus, Yosef laughed at killing John Wick's dog which was a few days after John's wife passed away, leading Aurelio to be disgusted and punch him. Yosef was upset about being punched and meeting his death, but that is his fault. Besides, it's possible there are other organizations that really disliked Yosef that would be glad that he died and feel sorry for John.

[@Little_Kings_Theory]

@@sd_justice_duty9564 exactly, I'm pretty sure that's why we only see freelance assassin after john

[@fredericklockard3854]

I love the scene with Viggo. The night time setting, the foreboding music….perfect.

[@kreambiskit]

0:10 that subtle change in expressions on Aurelio's face. Great acting.

[@vbarreiro]

The drink is a nice touch. It says “Please accept my hospitality, and know that I am at your service.”

[@rebeccaliar9873]

"I have served. I will be of service."

[@RandyCarpadus]

I took it more as I'm sorry about all of this.

[@TheWingus]

“Give me 20 seconds to explain….”

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@vbarreiro "I am aware of your situation. This drink may not be much but it's the least I can offer during your time of strife."

[@1MTW]

The drink was the drink you offer a friend after giving bad news you know they will react badly to so you hope you can talk them into reconsidering

[@RakdosCarnarium]

the best "oh" ever put on film

[@noxiouskunk7069]

The other " Oh " Would go to Green Goblin in the first Spiderman Movie before his death!

[@marklupo3441]

Should’ve had Paulie and Silvio in the next scene after hearing the news. They’d be like OOOOHHHH!!!!

[@TheSzybas]

I think the best "oh" is Gary Oldman's Stansfield in Leon The Professional. But this is definitely the second.

[@th2715]

also the ‘and uh’ 😊

[@frankpastrana550]

Went from "how dare you touch my son" to "you didn't beat his ass enough" lol

[@blackpranther]

I love the fact that the director trusted us figure out the gaps in the non-answers…”oh” and silence from John must’ve been been hard to not write more dialogue, but were clearly the best choice

[@musgrove442]

"What did he say?"..."He said enough."

[@hamman_samuel]

I love this type of trust in the audience and their intelligence. I wish directors did this more often! But not the "Somehow Palpatine came back" type of directors

[@jaypritchett6846]

3:16 _”Oh…”_ 🤣 *lol*

[@Halloween111]

John Leguizamo is criminally underrated. You don't see him in a ton of roles, but he really brings it with the ones he has.

[@rommix0]

Probably because his early movies were notoriously bad films (Super Mario Bros and The Pest being just a couple of them).

[@alibibeats2]

Benny from the Bronx! He was such a punk in Carlito's way. Amazing actor

[@WhiteScarsEmo]

I always love it when "comedy" actors cut their teeth on other genres and totally nail it!

[@YAH93]

Quality over quantity, hello Marvel

[@Hearthburn1]

@@WhiteScarsEmo 'Comedy' actors are often (certain Adam Sandler-shaped exceptions aside) *exceptionally* good, because comedy needs you to be for it to work. Good timing, being able to change emotion on a switch or produce one entirely at odds with the scene around you, reading scene flow... all things that are important in serious acting and absolutely indispensable in comic acting. And for comedy to really land, there has to be a moment where the laughter stops. I'm probably preaching to the choir, but a good example is Leslie Nielsen's stuff. He got famous for Airplane and Naked Gun, but he was a well-respected actor long before then.

[@EATMEGUD]

Viggo was like: “Understandable have a nice day”

[@Creasy5678]

Viggo: Death is coming out of retirement to kill my son. I am SO f***ed. Viggo, aloud: "Oh".

[@tristenboatman8581]

Haha the look on his face when he realizes how screwed he is. Classic.

[@SimonFerocius]

I'm amazed how loyal Aurelio to Wick, even he managed to throw a punch to his boss son

[@TheRealBorb]

2:52 like closing a coffin. Unintended, but clever.

[@August3B]

I never caught that, nice catch

[@the_undead]

Seeing how much went into this movie, I wouldn't be surprised if that was intended

[@SheldonAdama17]

“We left behind a bunch of dogs in Afghanistan!” “So?” “One of them was John Wick’s dog.” “…oh”

[@shivamsarmah3333]

Biden gets killed😂

[@SAOrules]

@@shivamsarmah3333 good

[@pendragonU]

@@shivamsarmah3333 good comment to get the SS scanning through all your family, friends and associates lives and their friends and families too. They can nip whatever suspicious in the bud, even if found it was by mistake, only later.

[@tillmoon]

😎👍🏼

[@HaloDude557]

@@pendragonU heil biden long live our glorious leader

[@akhil108]

I really like that Viggo doesn't just order Aurelio dead. He understands that if Aurelio did hit his son he must have a good reason for it and gives him a chance to explain.

[@dkapow]

Even better. He stood behind that punch. "Yes, Sir, I did." Said in such a way that Viggo knew Aurelio had no regrets.

[@TrueFork]

And next time he sees his son he punches him too. Repeatedly :D

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@akhil108 A made man in the organization and a longtime partner in the business is not going to strike your idiot son without a VERY good reason.

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@akhil108 When a trusted associate hits your moronic son, you wonder why first before breaking his kneecaps.

[@cynfaelalek-walker7003]

The fact that he was ready to get shot by a random guy instead of facing an angry John Wick...

[@SamaritanPrime]

Considering everything that happens past this point, and the three movies that follow? Aurelio’s audacity makes perfect sense.

[@TruthbeforeTrust]

You have to imagine being Aurelio in this moment, When your boss says “oh” and hangs up , that has to be the biggest sigh of relief.

[@guillaumelassus9307]

When John drank in the glass he offered him, you can imagine the relief in Aurélio stomach. "at least now, I am CERTAIN he doesn't consider mugging me"

[@djr3386]

That "Oh" at the end carried the weight of all the disappointed fathers of lousy sons.

[@solar2k6]

Viggo went from wanting to know why someone struck his son to wanting to strike his son himself repeatedly in mere seconds

[@TheAKgunner]

@@solar2k6 Can you blame him? The dumbass kid effectively destroyed his life’s work with one action.

[@porpus99]

The moment Aurelio heard what happened he probably had already picked a car, pulled up the seats, picked the best booze he had, and waited. Knowing John would come, and he wanted to put his best foot forward. A "Bro, I had nothing to do with it" gesture.

[@TheAKgunner]

And John knew that the moment he saw Aurelio, if not sooner. Hence why he didn’t leave bodies in his wake.

[@DarkLordDiablos]

Funny thing it that you see the camera pass that car at the start of the scene but you don't realise it when you first see the movie but certainly do on further viewings.

[@spider3web221]

Even had a glass on the hood ready for Wick.

[@d3j4v00]

On first pass I thought the shop owner called Wick about the car

[@spider3web221]

Spot on!

[@gauravtaparia376]

That single "OH" expressed the entire scenario effortlessly

[@sirfenix1314]

This "OH" from Vigo tells more than the complete film. He knows now, that his biggest and really feared problem came to life. JOHN WICK! And he knew: his son f***ed up really hard. Very impressive scene. One of my absolute favourites from J.W.

[@colonelsanders82]

There's just something refreshing about him as an antagonist. He clearly understands and respects what John Wick is, as is evident in the way he handles the news.

[@sinaimuse6562]

I know many people have said in the comments on this scene it's just a dog, but there are many factors that are being missed. They broke into his house(you break into my house your not leaving alive), assaulted John, killed the last gift his wife gave him while he is mourning her, stole his car and on top of that Viggo broke his promise to John on leaving John alone period....it Viggo's fault his son was arrogant, stupid and didn't know who he was....so to Viggo's son....Taste the Rainbow!

[@Shade16]

Dayum homie said taste the rainbow I’m on the floor 🤣🤣🤣

[@anthonyzullo]

I mean, I'll fuck someone up over most of these singularly. From my dead wife's respect to my dog to my car to invading my castle, any one of these would command a proper fuck about. Imo. I'm looking at my dog now and thinking about the time I loosened someone's teeth for saying they would steal him. Let alone the grieving of my wife. To be clear here, John in the story is the most justified murderer in literature lol. We're not even speaking on how Viggo son dismantled decades worth of trust building in an assassin organization. Disturbing John's peace is enough.

[@wilbertortiz95]

Taste the rainbow I'm done 🤣🤣

[@chillpill1266]

people who said its just a dog have never had a dog in their life

[@samalvey8168]

You may have forgotten one thing. The silver car that had the baseball bat lodged in the windscreen, when John enters the garage, that was probably his wife's car that he understandably couldn't bear to part with. One more factor.

[@সহিপথ]

Viggo:: im preparing your funeral aurelio 2 lines later Viggo :: im preparing my sons funeral aurelio

[@chrismc410]

Viggo: and probably my own funeral, too

[@SamExplains88]

The fear on Viggo's face when he says "Oh" clearly shows his son's fucked up now and he surely knows that he can't do a shit about it now.

[@RinJackson]

Not that it stopped him from trying

[@nehemiahstewart]

Smart. Told him the truth and gave him the ride.

[@titan133760]

In a situation like this, it's best not to lie

[@Reddude24]

These series pure greatness of how a John is portrayed as a just down right badass machine. Love it

[@taleoftwowolvesasmr3381]

Sid the sloth is scary man John Leguizamo is actually really threatening in this role, he demands respect while on screen Every actor in this movie is fantastic John Wick is almost a strange anomaly in the world of Cinema, it feels unlike anything else and I love it

[@kevinfanning8027]

He was great as Tybalt in Romeo and Juliet

[@rommix0]

And also the Pest and live action Luigi.

[@ClassifiedRanTom]

John Leguizamo Plays a good villain, just watched Violent Nighy.

[@eren34558]

That's SID'S VA?

[@taleoftwowolvesasmr3381]

@@eren34558 Yep😂🤣

[@TubaTonyNFL]

That oh has to be one of the best explanations for a character in one word ever

[@lVicel]

_Evolution of Aurelio's Face in this Scene:_ 1. Great... More work for daddy's boy. 2. Wait... 3. Wait a f*cking minute! 4. Is it John Wick's Car?! 5. Sh*t, it's the John Wick Car 6. Ok, maybe it's not that bad. Maybe he just stole it on the sly 7. Oh my gosh! Violent assault on John Wick! 8. AND KILLED HIS DOG!! 9. Get this stupid brat out of the shop!! Being around him can already make me suspicious!! 10. _*Punches the brainless brat_ 11. I'd rather play my luck with an angry mob boss than John Wick! 12. Not all the salary or drinks in the world will make up for this...

[@muhammadosamaraza4105]

Dude Epic!

[@Finnegan-s-cake]

Dude 😎😎😎😎 so true.

[@Dilligaf-m7s]

Love No. 9

[@mellowtrax1979]

-You fucked up his dog? That's what you did? You fucked up his dog?! -Yeah. -That's crazy shit, man Good line

[@paytonkraft7564]

Aurelio when the scene starts: Ah sh*t, break's over. Also Aurelio once he realizes whose car it is: Oh sh*t. You didn't.

[@cautiouslyhopeful]

"You got a f**kin pair on you, old man!" Theon Greyjoy saying that line is never gonna get old.

[@hugmynutus]

Aurelio is throwing back shots expecting to die when John walks in. Doesn't care if the kid shoots him because he assumes John will.

[@chadthunderkawk1650]

Yeah. He thought he was going to die. That’s why he sent most of his guys home.

[@gromm93]

John totally would, if he came to his shop and found his car there. Thus, the argument.

[@spartyontop]

Aurelio is honestly a badass.

[@alibibeats2]

John knew the car was gonna be there & Aurelio confirmed it was. Which means John accepted the respect from Aurelio for not willing to be involved despite being a part of Viggo's empire.

[@NewPaulActs17]

@@alibibeats2 everyone respects mr. anderson except theon greyjoy

[@marygoround1292]

The difference between this scene and the scene where he gets his car back in JW2 shows how much John respects Aurelio and values their friendship. I also enjoy how Aurelio has a chair ready for John.

[@tisanaluk]

Well... Between thinking what he gonna tell John about the car... He sure has ALOT of time to prepare =w=

[@Eternaldarkness3166]

Aurelio is old guard, he's like the front lobby guy at the hotel, he knows how things go and where the respect goes, he understands the world he's in and that's why he has a drink and stuff ready for John and stuff like that.

[@neilkurzman4907]

He certainly respects, John, and those exactly what happened to him and how he’s going to respond. His goal was to not become collateral damage. He knew he was coming. He had a chair and another glass ready.

[@pchmnc7487]

He knows John will come for him and the drinks were a sign if John will trust him or will kill him. Notice how John didn't take his offer at first maybe thinking it was spiked, but after hearing his side, John drank it all showing he trusts him.

[@DanSilverhound]

Just to add to this a year or so later... its also notably one of the few times characters share a drink, and interactions end without violence. A recurring theme i believe thruout the series until maybe the 4th

[@ichigo6942]

i love the added background detail with aurelio’s people, they immediately got ready fuck their shit up once the gun was drawn

[@requiem052710]

That "oh" speaks many words with a mix of fear

[@9unslin9er]

After you realize the body count John piled up by the end of Chapter 4, you can feel what Aurelio felt when he saw that car, and also the weight of that, "Oh."

[@brettzforeman]

Heck, even just Chapter 1. Viggo built a massive, multi generational criminal empire on the foundation of all the murders John committed in order to secure his release from the organization. By the time John got ahold of Iosef, Viggo's organization was thoroughly decimated, with hundreds of loyal crew members dead and his legacy destroyed. Iosef would have done less damage to his father's organization with a nuclear bomb.

[@emberparadox458]

While I do like all of the John Wick movies, they really started to go too over the top after the second one. The first two felt grounded with a bit of mystery surrounding this society of assassins that you were really invested in, especially the first film. There was loads of action for sure, but there was also character development like the famous speech Vigo gives about John and why he is so terrifying. We stopped getting that in 3 and 4 and I think it was to the franchise's detriment. The action is great in all of them, but you can really feel how much they were trying to one-up the last movie and doing so didn't really benefit the films. While I'm glad I watched the other three in the series, I do think John Wick would have been a much more potent film as a stand-alone instead of becoming a franchise.

[@9unslin9er]

@@emberparadox458 1 and 4 were the best for me. 2/3 were mind-numbing.

[@emberparadox458]

4 felt a bit over the top for me, with everyone having armored clothing and using it like a shield all the time, especially John. I appreciate Keanu is getting older and might not be physically able to do the more demanding stuff that doesn't go into stuntman territory, but I wish they'd gone a different route. Constantly using the armored suit as a crutch felt like it was taking away from his ability as a master assassin and gun fighter. I still enjoyed the movie, but that facet of it really kind of stuck out for me. In the first movie it really showed how why he was so revered in his circles while still allowing him to not be 100% perfect. I really don't think any of the other three movies were able to top it.

[@9unslin9er]

@@emberparadox458 He's been using that crutch since the 2nd movie. The first one was a basic revenge plot with some stealth/tactical elements. All the other ones became shooting sports. I just found the 2 he-shes (Rose and Dillon) to be particularly obnoxious, the latter moreso.

[@kiratherenegade1561]

I never noticed that John is already there before Viggo calls. The implication is that John is only about an hour behind Iosef - who doesn't even realise what he's done yet. Iosef was already inches from the grim reaper.

[@concept5631]

Iosef was on borrowed time the moment Daisy took her last breath.

[@user-hp6uk5ht8j]

I like how viggo is a Honorable grown up boss and not just angry childish like most of movie Mafia bosses who order people around

[@CarmellaShutTheDoor]

Man, John Leguizamo really killed this role. Randomly met him one time, super nice dude.

[@Xiamat]

That "oh" gave the: yep, your good, am fcked" vibes 😂

[@rlr149]

"oh"....... so much said with just one word lmao.

[@Flannel-Channel8837]

I don't even think viggo was mad at aurelio when he first called. Cause he knows aurelio and he knows he would never hit his son without good reason

[@alexh3974]

Pretty much. If he hit his son, it means serious shit is really serious. Aka, you stole somthing from someone very dangerous, aka John, or someone from thr hightable elite.

[@berserkley]

Exactly. Anybody else, Viggo wouldn't have even bothered calling. Calling Aurelio and giving him a chance to explain himself shows the level of respect he has for him

[@Bjlawesome198]

I like how theyre casually having a drink on top of what looks to be a '70 charger

[@brianvernon249]

This never gets old. The sheer amount of emotions in one single: oh.

[@denzel3265]

I like it when John just goes to the garage and people just stop whatever they're doing and state at him like " It's Baba Yaga "

[@Froggyman145]

Aurelio was more than happy to lose a car than his life.

[@SparkShadow212]

You can buy cars. You cannot buy your life back.

[@theiammike123]

*"Where'd you get that car?"* Aurelio knew it's about to go down.

[@queenfan45]

The trailer of this movie should have just been that scene. Don’t even see Keanu. “…oh”

[@SamaritanPrime]

Everyone’s butts would have been in those seats. Who’s John Wick, why is this dude scared, and why is killing the dog such a big deal? (One awesome movie experience later) Oh.

[@HotSpringDemon]

2:15 guy was ready to start swinging

[@MrTrevor181]

3:27 Viggo on the phone from being “a badass” to “my empire just crashed” with just one word…Oh!

[@sergeantwolverinehulk8554]

This is one of the best side characters written. Just well written.

[@raezor6941]

"And may I ask why? "Well, uh, because he stole John Wick's car, sir, and uh... killed his dog." "Understandable, have a pleasant evening."

[@bagelmaster2498]

Pretty much how that went down yea

[@agnitro8652]

That "oh" literally explains everything 😂

[@japanimerica8686]

Then after telling Iosef about the dude. The kid is stupid enough to think he can take him. Hence the line, "Did he hear a fucking word I said?". Viggo gives him the biggest hug because he knows it will be the last time he may ever see him again while letting g him know just how much he screwed up and that Iosef will surely die

[@akazatextingstories]

Even though he didn’t say it, I like to think that Viggo was thinking “What the fuck was he doing?!? Now he’s gotten himself killed!!!”

[@sonicmariogaming2222]

“HOW DID YOU STEAL JOHN WICK'S CAR” “Well first we killed his dog” “Oh my shit.”

[@R4Y2k]

He took one look at the car and thought "We're all dead."

[@filmarchive7568]

3:45 that "Oh" says everything...Viggo is also appreciative and sees the tragedy

[@dr7660]

Up until now I completely missed Aurelio's staff stopping what they were doing and looking at John Wick walk through their shop. It was subtle but pretty cool.

[@SoldierOfFate]

@@dr7660 It's the equivalent of the Doom Slayer walking into a gun shop.

[@stinkyham9050]

You know if Aurelio had just kept the car and then gave back to John when he got there. Probably wouldn't have been 4 kick ass movies though.

[@ChristianEireenGlenn]

But the dog will never come back 🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@beyondtheinfinite3263]

2:23 Aurelio: "Even if I'm dead by your hands, that'll still be better than what the car's owner will do to all of you."

[@yijunwu2636]

His response was “oh” Damn the villain knew he had something fucked up

[@danielburke911]

See I don’t even think Viggo is a villain. He’s a father trying to protect his son against immeasurable odds. Basically he’s between a rock and a hard place. The villain in this movie is his son.

[@SoldierOfFate]

"My idiotic son has doomed us all."

[@anwarrazali4447]

Aurelio looks so scared after seeing that car he knows John wick's car

[@Vladx35]

“Oh”. Very understandable.

[@Pianoman999]

Indeed. "Goddaammmmit!"

[@vivekchavan2579]

The guy who killed the dog is the only reason why we have four mind blowing John wick movies. We should be thankful to him since he brought back the legend from his retirement.

[@zuberiuthth7833]

3:45 "looks like i need a new, smarter son"😂😂