the phone thing is just because they are burners but the women on the old computers and phones are a design choice and because of intentional obsolescence some older computer systems are the most secure
Historic Guns in Museums like the one John runs into are usually rendered unable to be fired, usually by blocking the barrel, removing the firing pin or filling in the round chambers. John took apart various firearms in there to make a single gun that could actually fire.....when he is listening to the revolver he was checking the firing pin and the cylinder to make sure they were working right and aligned.....
I will say in the knife throwing (shown and referenced in your intro, some of the knives probably aren't hitting handle first, but may not be sticking because of the fabric being worn, if it can block a 9mm or .45 caliber bullet at high velocity, a thrown knife may well not penetrate it (precisely thrown maybe, driven by a hand on the handle likely). As for the guy hitting his own guy that John is using as a shield, this 1. discounts them using such fabric, but the difference in spacing would make the knives hit John without the body block shield, handle first or somewhat flat, as a knife travels through the air, it doesn't move like an arrow - - - - - - - x but more as a spin /-\|/-\|/-\|/x 2 was not "right after" 1. There was a little bit of time. 3 does pick up the same night as 2 ended. Parabellum is a category of ammunition, and the weapons that use it are referred to as parabellum, from the Latin root of Para bellum "Prepare for War" as will be illustrated in this movie. 6:38-6:55 Library fight... 2 things come to mind, and I have to share them. 1. When John Wick books someone, they stay booked. 2. I hope John never has a reason to "throw the book" at anyone I care about 9:20-9:25 You're commenting on the old tech. You do realize every generation of technology becomes more vulnerable to oversights in security? If you wanted to tap a phone line in 1960, you needed access to the physical line at some point, if you wanted to tap a phone line in the 1980s, you needed to involve the phone company _or_ have physical access to the line, if you want to intercept messages in 2020 you're targeting the internet most likely. Look how large the target is to find a vulnerability. You need one weak link, higher tech means more potential for leaks. 11:00-11:20 Since these are antique guns, they have been inactivated, various modifications are done to make them unable to fire. One may have the firing pin removed, another may have the barrel filled with metal or other obstruction, etc. I'm no gunsmith, but I understand the basics of how firearms can be disabled, by swapping the barrel segment, the hammer segment, and the cylinder, John pieced together one working pistol from multiple non-working pistols. Each pistol would just be a lump of metal to hit someone with individually. By piecing together compatible ones he made one that actually works. If they aren't from the exact same model the cylinder might not lock on the pin correctly, which could cause the gun to explode when firing, as the bullet might be set off but not fully aligned with the barrel. Give me an hour and a half, I could probably make the build from the weapons on hand, if I know all the right parts are there, but I would need time to find the right pieces, and in that environment I would probably need longer because I would have to figure out which ones _won't_ work for me, once I decide on the basis. The enemies in this film are fellow assassins sent to kill John, in the first movie, he was up against mostly thugs and muscle for a local boss. It escalated some in the second as he came under fire from more sophisticated enemies, and a few true professionals became involved. 2 million wouldn't draw enough attention from more experienced and capable assassins but now we're in the double digit millions *and* he's been excommunicated from the order, which means he either pissed off someone very high up, or he broke rules not meant to be broken, which makes him a risk to everyone involved. 13:03 May I take a moment to point out, we have seen John extremely skilled in unarmed combat, with pistols (revolver and semi-automatic, which are slightly different skillsets) with knife melee as well as thrown knives and axes (again slightly different skillsets) Think how much effort has to go into being even "good" with all these skills, then consider how he keeps beating people who are basically in the position to choose the weapon type and distance. 13:16-13:18 "Is that a service rendered?" The Continental does not offer boarding, so it isn't a service rendered. Also, John is ex-communicado, not the dog. The Concierge offered to take care of the dog for John as a personal responsibility before. He's just taking personal responsibility for the dog again. 16:00-16:20 I have some familiarity with Russian (served me well in the first 2 movies) more familiarity with Romana (Romanian) the Ruska Roma are a segment of Romani who have inhabited part of Russia and Belarus for some time, the linguistics are distinct, and I have no familiarity with Belarussian distinctions. So this became very complex for me and I had to rely entirely on subtitles for this segment. 35:45 He looks like "The Iron Chef Guy" because the actor is Mark Dacascos, from Iron Chef, and known for many action roles prior and since. Earlies I kind of remember his from was the Video Game to Movie adaptation of Double Cragon in the mid 1990s, and the Television adaptation of The Crow. He hasn't had starring roles in many things, but he's quite memorable when you spot him (Even if you aren't sure where you know him from) 46:15-46:17 "With a shotgun it's a lot harder to miss." Not necessarily true, as they are using armor piercing rounds they are not using traditional "shot" but either a single projectile or a small number of rods, you don't have the spread of a standard "shotgun blast" the fewer projectiles, the less actual space you hit. Think a palm full of 20 BBs, versus 3 golf balls vs 1 tennis ball. Fling each of those at a target 15 feet away, which do you hold out hope that 100% will hit your target? It is a bit of a reductive example, but it still holds true. If you have 20 projectiles, you have a better chance of 1 hitting. If you have 3, well, you have a better chance of 1 hitting than if you had 1, but less a chance of 1 hitting than more than one of the 20. 50:57-51:00 *_New Level Unlocked_*
The shootout scenes in John Wick Chapter 4 will have your jaws hanging. New countries, new scenes, new enemies, and new (and old) allies. Make a YUGE bucket of popcorn and go easy on the drinks, You won't want to take pee breaks during the 2 hours and 49-minutes movie. AND watch through the full credits, you don't want to miss something AFTER they finish!
Great reaction to a fun and brutal movie. If you can, I'd recommend the 'Prequel series' Continental, it's a fun series about Winston and Charon. The sword pulled, was a Japanese short sword possibly Wakizashi, between 12 to 24 inches, where as a Katana is roughly 41 inches long.
Para Bellum is Latin..... "The Latin phrase parabellum is part of the motto Si vis pacem, para bellum, which translates to "If you want peace, prepare for war"
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The green lighting in the continental as for setting the mood is a homage to the MATRIX
Seems like there was a few nods to The Matrix in this
the phone thing is just because they are burners but the women on the old computers and phones are a design choice and because of intentional obsolescence some older computer systems are the most secure
Historic Guns in Museums like the one John runs into are usually rendered unable to be fired, usually by blocking the barrel, removing the firing pin or filling in the round chambers. John took apart various firearms in there to make a single gun that could actually fire.....when he is listening to the revolver he was checking the firing pin and the cylinder to make sure they were working right and aligned.....
Good point! Another cool detail
Finally 😂🎉🎉
It's too good to rush 😏
react on chapter 4 soon. dont let us hanging for 6 months like last time🙃
It will come a lot sooner than that!
the big guy in the library fight is Boban Marjanovic a Serbian basketball player and played/plays for the 76ers and he's 7'3"
Must be hard to play with a broken jaw and neck 😬
Mr. Wick😎😎😎😎😎😎
I will say in the knife throwing (shown and referenced in your intro, some of the knives probably aren't hitting handle first, but may not be sticking because of the fabric being worn, if it can block a 9mm or .45 caliber bullet at high velocity, a thrown knife may well not penetrate it (precisely thrown maybe, driven by a hand on the handle likely). As for the guy hitting his own guy that John is using as a shield, this 1. discounts them using such fabric, but the difference in spacing would make the knives hit John without the body block shield, handle first or somewhat flat, as a knife travels through the air, it doesn't move like an arrow - - - - - - - x but more as a spin /-\|/-\|/-\|/x
2 was not "right after" 1. There was a little bit of time. 3 does pick up the same night as 2 ended.
Parabellum is a category of ammunition, and the weapons that use it are referred to as parabellum, from the Latin root of Para bellum "Prepare for War" as will be illustrated in this movie.
6:38-6:55 Library fight...
2 things come to mind, and I have to share them.
1. When John Wick books someone, they stay booked.
2. I hope John never has a reason to "throw the book" at anyone I care about
9:20-9:25 You're commenting on the old tech. You do realize every generation of technology becomes more vulnerable to oversights in security? If you wanted to tap a phone line in 1960, you needed access to the physical line at some point, if you wanted to tap a phone line in the 1980s, you needed to involve the phone company _or_ have physical access to the line, if you want to intercept messages in 2020 you're targeting the internet most likely. Look how large the target is to find a vulnerability. You need one weak link, higher tech means more potential for leaks.
11:00-11:20 Since these are antique guns, they have been inactivated, various modifications are done to make them unable to fire. One may have the firing pin removed, another may have the barrel filled with metal or other obstruction, etc. I'm no gunsmith, but I understand the basics of how firearms can be disabled, by swapping the barrel segment, the hammer segment, and the cylinder, John pieced together one working pistol from multiple non-working pistols. Each pistol would just be a lump of metal to hit someone with individually. By piecing together compatible ones he made one that actually works. If they aren't from the exact same model the cylinder might not lock on the pin correctly, which could cause the gun to explode when firing, as the bullet might be set off but not fully aligned with the barrel. Give me an hour and a half, I could probably make the build from the weapons on hand, if I know all the right parts are there, but I would need time to find the right pieces, and in that environment I would probably need longer because I would have to figure out which ones _won't_ work for me, once I decide on the basis.
The enemies in this film are fellow assassins sent to kill John, in the first movie, he was up against mostly thugs and muscle for a local boss. It escalated some in the second as he came under fire from more sophisticated enemies, and a few true professionals became involved. 2 million wouldn't draw enough attention from more experienced and capable assassins but now we're in the double digit millions *and* he's been excommunicated from the order, which means he either pissed off someone very high up, or he broke rules not meant to be broken, which makes him a risk to everyone involved.
13:03 May I take a moment to point out, we have seen John extremely skilled in unarmed combat, with pistols (revolver and semi-automatic, which are slightly different skillsets) with knife melee as well as thrown knives and axes (again slightly different skillsets) Think how much effort has to go into being even "good" with all these skills, then consider how he keeps beating people who are basically in the position to choose the weapon type and distance.
13:16-13:18 "Is that a service rendered?"
The Continental does not offer boarding, so it isn't a service rendered. Also, John is ex-communicado, not the dog. The Concierge offered to take care of the dog for John as a personal responsibility before. He's just taking personal responsibility for the dog again.
16:00-16:20 I have some familiarity with Russian (served me well in the first 2 movies) more familiarity with Romana (Romanian) the Ruska Roma are a segment of Romani who have inhabited part of Russia and Belarus for some time, the linguistics are distinct, and I have no familiarity with Belarussian distinctions. So this became very complex for me and I had to rely entirely on subtitles for this segment.
35:45 He looks like "The Iron Chef Guy" because the actor is Mark Dacascos, from Iron Chef, and known for many action roles prior and since. Earlies I kind of remember his from was the Video Game to Movie adaptation of Double Cragon in the mid 1990s, and the Television adaptation of The Crow. He hasn't had starring roles in many things, but he's quite memorable when you spot him (Even if you aren't sure where you know him from)
46:15-46:17 "With a shotgun it's a lot harder to miss."
Not necessarily true, as they are using armor piercing rounds they are not using traditional "shot" but either a single projectile or a small number of rods, you don't have the spread of a standard "shotgun blast" the fewer projectiles, the less actual space you hit. Think a palm full of 20 BBs, versus 3 golf balls vs 1 tennis ball. Fling each of those at a target 15 feet away, which do you hold out hope that 100% will hit your target? It is a bit of a reductive example, but it still holds true. If you have 20 projectiles, you have a better chance of 1 hitting. If you have 3, well, you have a better chance of 1 hitting than if you had 1, but less a chance of 1 hitting than more than one of the 20.
50:57-51:00 *_New Level Unlocked_*
Wow! lot of good info here! Thanks!
Knife fight is my second favorite movie fight. First being mad dog fight in raid redemtion
Loved the knife fight!
The shootout scenes in John Wick Chapter 4 will have your jaws hanging. New countries, new scenes, new enemies, and new (and old) allies. Make a YUGE bucket of popcorn and go easy on the drinks, You won't want to take pee breaks during the 2 hours and 49-minutes movie. AND watch through the full credits, you don't want to miss something AFTER they finish!
Looking forward to it!
Great reaction to a fun and brutal movie.
If you can, I'd recommend the 'Prequel series' Continental, it's a fun series about Winston and Charon.
The sword pulled, was a Japanese short sword possibly Wakizashi, between 12 to 24 inches, where as a Katana is roughly 41 inches long.
Yeah! We're going to check it out after we finish the mainline movies
Para Bellum is Latin.....
"The Latin phrase parabellum is part of the motto Si vis pacem, para bellum, which translates to "If you want peace, prepare for war"
Which is actually a line in the movie so your comment was pointless.
@@cp368productions2 since they themselves didn't understand it my comment wasn't pointless....
Sure we did, 43:10
She was not amused at the fealty joke 😂 I thought it was hilarious 😅
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3 down one more too go
Excited to check it out! Loved the first 3 so far
Please react finale chapter...thank you.
Soon!
John Wick chapter 4 movie 🍿 reaction please my lovely friend 💓💖💗💞
We'll have it soon!
I recommend vampire hunter d bloodlust 2000 and ninja scroll 1993 It’s a good movie and have beautiful Art anime You can watch both movie in dub it’s ok and if you want dark anime I recommend Berserk: Ougon Jidai-hen I - Haou no Tamago 2012 There is three part of the movie. This anime really popular among anime fan And please watch this one in Sub It’s a lot better
Tess is the anime enjoyer in this house so we will definitely check them out!
Dog's name is "No" he mention it twice or thrice in chapter 2 😆
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You will never see John Wick's Dog again......
The sword came from behind his back.....It was probably on his back under his coat.....