Number of people killed by John Wick in this 3-hr movie:
140
Number of words spoken by John Wick in this 3-hr movie:
380
140
Number of words spoken by John Wick in this 3-hr movie:
380
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John Wick, Chapter 4
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I just learned theres going to be a spinoff movie released next year called "Ballerina", and stars Ana de Armas.
It is set in the period of time between JW3 and JW4
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It is set in the period of time between JW3 and JW4
Ballerina (2025) | Action, Thriller
Ballerina: Directed by Len Wiseman. With Ana de Armas, Keanu Reeves, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Norman Reedus. A young female assassin seeks revenge against the people who killed her family.
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Really liked the movie.
I wouldn't say it's the "best" one (yes, it has a lot of the same "over the top" fight sequences as the earlier movies), but it does a few things different with the fight scenes so that it doesn't get stale. Such as the camera angle in the apartment fight. Shot from above with the roof cut away, you could see all the rooms, walls, furniture, etc at once, and you could see the enemies positions and movements before John encountered them. It was like watching a video game. In addition to that, a new weapon was used, a "dragons breath" shotgun. It really cool from a bird's-eye view to see that weapon being used to light up the bad guys, as well as seeing all the burning piles of dead guys in all the different rooms at once
The "frogger" like challenge when fighting in traffic amongst the cars in the roundabout was cool too. So many people were hit by cars. Just when John was about to shoot someone, they would get launched in the air by a car. I'll bet those scenes where scary to film. So much could go wrong. The 360 camera shots when John was still in his car were neat.
The directors are aware of the "cartoonish" aspect of the fight scenes, so they just had some fun with it. I've never seen so many people get bit in the nuts by dogs before in one movie. So many people getting hit by cars in the roundabout scene was silly/funny too.
And I laughed every time someone (including John) fell down the stairs near the end of the movie. The continuous falling -- it was so absurd it was funny. And the exhausted look on his face when he looks at the 222 steps he has to climb up -- it reminded me of Po in 'Kung Fu Panda'
I was either grimacing or smiling throughout most of the movie.
The additional storylines and exposing more of the rules and complexities of the inner workings of the 'High Table' and operations of the syndicate was intriguing.
And as always, really impressed with the dedication to their craft for the actors and stuntmen. Several months of training and choreography were put in by all of them to create the product we saw on screen.
I wouldn't say it's the "best" one (yes, it has a lot of the same "over the top" fight sequences as the earlier movies), but it does a few things different with the fight scenes so that it doesn't get stale. Such as the camera angle in the apartment fight. Shot from above with the roof cut away, you could see all the rooms, walls, furniture, etc at once, and you could see the enemies positions and movements before John encountered them. It was like watching a video game. In addition to that, a new weapon was used, a "dragons breath" shotgun. It really cool from a bird's-eye view to see that weapon being used to light up the bad guys, as well as seeing all the burning piles of dead guys in all the different rooms at once
The "frogger" like challenge when fighting in traffic amongst the cars in the roundabout was cool too. So many people were hit by cars. Just when John was about to shoot someone, they would get launched in the air by a car. I'll bet those scenes where scary to film. So much could go wrong. The 360 camera shots when John was still in his car were neat.
The directors are aware of the "cartoonish" aspect of the fight scenes, so they just had some fun with it. I've never seen so many people get bit in the nuts by dogs before in one movie. So many people getting hit by cars in the roundabout scene was silly/funny too.
And I laughed every time someone (including John) fell down the stairs near the end of the movie. The continuous falling -- it was so absurd it was funny. And the exhausted look on his face when he looks at the 222 steps he has to climb up -- it reminded me of Po in 'Kung Fu Panda'
I was either grimacing or smiling throughout most of the movie.
The additional storylines and exposing more of the rules and complexities of the inner workings of the 'High Table' and operations of the syndicate was intriguing.
And as always, really impressed with the dedication to their craft for the actors and stuntmen. Several months of training and choreography were put in by all of them to create the product we saw on screen.
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so wick didn't die
It's ambiguous.
He either died, or faked his death to hide from the High Table
The original ending is a lot more ambiguous than what is in the theaters now.
He either died, or faked his death to hide from the High Table
The original ending is a lot more ambiguous than what is in the theaters now.
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Dude.
No spoilers please. The movie just came out a couple weeks ago.
Don't be like Pops.
I need to find time to watch it.
I love the series.
I'm watching the, Bourne series at the moment.
For about the 10th time
He kills 140 people, but the last guy coughed on him before being decapitated, so Wick gets coronavirus and dies.
I loved the fact that there weren't any born or death dates. HMMMM!!!!
*birth
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So his wife's not dead?I loved the fact that there weren't any born or death dates. HMMMM!!!!
*birth
I guess we will find out in a couple of years or so.
I just learned theres going to be a spinoff movie released next year called "Ballerina", and stars Ana de Armas.
It is set in the period of time between JW3 and JW4
Ballerina (2025) | Action, Thriller
Ballerina: Directed by Len Wiseman. With Ana de Armas, Keanu Reeves, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Norman Reedus. A young female assassin seeks revenge against the people who killed her family.
She's shiny.
She alone would make it worth watching.
It's like not being able to watch the Nebraska game live and trying to make it to later that night without someone texting me a spoiler.
'We suck!'
Always my favorite and fills me with anticipation for what's fermenting on the DVR.
holy shiite! I cant wait to watch that!I just learned theres going to be a spinoff movie released next year called "Ballerina", and stars Ana de Armas.
It is set in the period of time between JW3 and JW4
Ballerina (2025) | Action, Thriller
Ballerina: Directed by Len Wiseman. With Ana de Armas, Keanu Reeves, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Norman Reedus. A young female assassin seeks revenge against the people who killed her family.
