his 'russian' fails right on the 1st scene because that is russian(as good as it gets from non-russian speaking actors when they get told what to say 2 min before the scene).
Right?? I never ever would have tought of that! It's crazy how educational this channel is! What are we going to learn next, swallowing poison is bad? Boiling water on the skin hurts? Who knows?? Endless! Knowledge! From this guy!!
I can only imagine the horror of having an vengeful Dr. Mike torturing a guy for doing something to Bear. Speaking russian, knowing exactly where to cut to induce the most pain without killing a man.
If anyone ever does anything to bear, Dr. Mike will send you to a special doctor outside your network and kill you with the papercuts you inflict from the bills
About the window exploding: I work as a ”glassmaster” and any full body height glass panel has the requirement of being safety glass, i.e. the kind that shatters into tiny pieces. So that part is actually realistic.
As a person who recently got into the glass business of doors and windows, there's also tempered glass for windows and doors in your house as well. So at 2:02 yes, the glass can actually look like that when breaking in a full glass door because a lot of housing in the south have tempered glass to help with the temperature of the house to stay cooler.
Glad to see I'm not insane thinking that modern architectural glass someone might trip and fall into/through would have a similar safety feature to cars.
@@Just_A_Dude just a quick friendly clarification: thats not really why it breaks like that. the glass is just harder through tempering so its more resilient which causes it to break into smaller fragments compared to big shards with untempered glass. safety glass thats in some cars wont cut tempered glass def can.
I am no doctor, but i know exactly to stab, punch, kick, pinch to not only leave you with a deadly injury, but if you do survive, you wont be talking or walking, let alone stand up again. and no you will not be completly paralized, just enough for you to not be able to stand up, but you will feel all the pain in every part of your body.
My haters throw rocks at me and IT hurts. I hope they don't throw The Rock at me because I like him as an actor. GAGAGAGAGA!!! I am funny!!! I am the funniest RUclipsr EVAH! Please agree, dear et
Well some moves are able to make you crack like that when bones snap they make a thump noice i do kick boxing and also wrestling but alot of throws wick does is easily able to get out of it..
John Wick is like Batman. When they have preparation time, they beat everyone. The only difference is: Batman has a no kill rule, John Wick has a kill everyone rule.
I think John Wick is fairly successful when it comes to improvisation without preparation during his fights. I bet he didn't plan on ending a 7 foot 4 inch assassin with a library book after all.
@@J4M3ST1T3 True, and Batman is excellent at improvisation too. Same for characters like Jason Bourne. I just liked comparing the two characters. And being prepared and fully geared up still makes them more dangerous.
@@maxnorton1209 Absolutely, I really like the fact that some of these films like John Wick, Bourne and Atomic Blonde are more grounded in reality these days. They don't make out that the character is invincible, they take damage during the fights and it affects them in a real world way, slowing them down, knocking them off their stride and showing the pain inflicted. Unlike films of not that long ago when the lead character would take several blows to the head and face but get little more than a scratch and carry on to defeat half a dozen henchmen with little effort.
I recently saw a movie called The Nice Guys where a dude punched a window to break in somewhere. He slashed his wrist on the broken glass by mistake and collapsed. The scene then cut to an ambulance. Pretty realistic compared to so many other movies and how they portray glass.
Doctor Mike! I started watching your videos a few months ago. I love how incredibly informative these videos are, and it makes me wanna learn more about the medical field. Thanks!
8:54 if there's something I've learned is to never mess with a Doctor. They may have the oath to never do harm, but if they do decide to renounce that oath, they know precisely how to kill in the most efficient and/or painful way possible.
As much as I love this movie, I can really appreciate Keanu Reeves going hard during training for his age. From combat to weaponry, he makes it realistic to a certain degree which is what I adore from all the films released. Dude is awesome.
I love that some times mike describes in detail, how each injury causes the body to hurt and what's the dangers And other times he goes "ye so suffocation is a big problem"
Two things. 1: one reason I really like John Wick is that it is, for the most part, rather realistic. Like, John gets hit and injured, so he’s not portrayed as this godlike man, he’s just really skilled. And most of his kills are head shots. 2: I’ve always thought that a doctor who knows how to really fight, would be a terrifying opponent. They know just where to hit to cause the most pain, or for you to bleed but not die, or die both slowly and painfully. It’s kinda scary.
What's realistic? He wouldn't be able to throw a punch after the very first scene lol. The Bourne movies were realistic, but John wick is hilariously unrealistic
There is an Italian comedy about a group of university researchers, real experts in their respective fields who are left without a job because our University system does not reward actual merit but rather having friends in the right place (it's a bit of an exaggeration but just a bit) so they basically team up and become crime lords. The chemist and biologist synthesises a super-addictive MDMA-like drug, the economist develops a foolproof marketing/distribution model and there is also a doctor/expert in anatomy that is the resident martial arts expert because he knows how to cause just enough pain in the best way. (My favourite is the social anthropologist that's basically the con man/undercover agent because he can fake any accent and infiltrate any social circle by mimicking their body language and social habits and the two linguists that argue in Latin)
6:24 Actually for me it’s realistic. In wrestling we do a move called a sweep single and basically sweep the other wrestlers leg in the air with our own leg (kinda what he did) and sometimes (not all the time) their legs end up flying like this
Military grade martial arts have a similar technique. To get the legs over the head you need to either be using momentum against them or adding force in your own movement to force them up. A notable use of this is a kick reversal where a kick is caught, the off balance leg is swept and the caught leg is pushed to make it a flip onto the back or neck. Depending on how much rotation you get and how high the reversed kick was it's a fatal counter because it's bringing a lot of weight and momentum down onto the head or neck.
Judoka here, it's absolutely a real technique, and in Judo we call it De Ashi Barai. It requires really accurate timing, but when you pull it off, the adversary goes flying just like we see in the clip.
Y'all are awesome!!! You managed to make this whole video without making a mess. I'm super proud that you were able to keep it all looking good for the kids out there and make us all see it was a very real and looked so real for everyone. Thank you so much for all the serious stuff out there in the world.😁
That is a thing about Doctors/Surgeons that is quite true. They know exactly where to *not* to cut that'll do the *most* pain without losing *too* much blood. . . They say that Hippocratic oath for a reason, Those who can do the most good, can also do the most harm.
Fun fact. The shot was to wake John up. He can’t kill Perkins on Continental grounds on pain of death. But Markus is his friend and was actually waking him up after seeing Perkins sneak in.
@@basiloregano he only took the job after he’s certain the contract is open. Open means anyone can get in on it. He used it as an excuse to get close to John to protect him. I doubt he’d really miss like that. And remember, he only shot after he saw Perkins stalking a sleeping, weakened John. Will edit first comment to better reflect it.
@@BgChf-dg5lv I guess the real question is why didn't Perkins do the shooting method instead of opt-in to go melee, which is more dangerous and she could be caught doing business on continental grounds easier.
@@MathStringInputOutpu guns are more obvious. Clean up crews would note the that they cleaned up gunpowder. And people who know guns knows the smell of spent powder.
Gotta say, didn't know if I was going to find these that entertaining, but lesson learned. Not only entertaining but a little educational also. Thanks for the channel, good job doc.
I love how he's like "they aren't speaking Russian" 😂😂😂 the last thing I thought during this video was that Dr Mike is Russian and would know what they said
So, about the scene where he "kicks" that dudes foot, it's actually possible to make it happen. Well, basically there a lot of judo and jiu jitsu moves in the movie and this move an example, so there is a point on your feet that if you have a good timing and depending on how you're going to move the other person's arms you can make that person fall in a super easy way, and this move is called De ashi harai
Took the words right out of my mouth! I was about to talk about foot sweeps from Judo. I have never done Judo but have done Jiu Jitsu, and was a wrestler for 8 years.
@@faustomadebr The simple fact that the movie shows that the mags have actual capacity limits and they're shown having to reload and Wick does press checks on his pistols is amazing
@@danielburke911 It goes further than that. The press checks you mention (checking the chamber after reloading), he does that everytime he reload that one gun, but he does that only for one gun, not the other guns he use during the movie. And that gun he does that check, is a gun that is prone to jamming.
The tossing off one's shoulders from a fireman carry is genuinely superb easy. We don't do it in Judo or BJJ for safety, so we maintain control, but yes. It's realistic. You can 100% toss someone off like that and send them flying. The leg trip, with the right kuzushi, can also easily be done to the point where you go heels high up. Legit stuff.
"everyone's just wet and dying" is one of the most low key funniest things I've ever heard uttered by a human mouth. Also yeah the Russian in this movie made me snort, but forgivable cos it's just such a damn good film and series.
Missed opportunity at 3:43... Wick wasn't crushing the big dude's toe. That was an instep stomp, and from what I understand, the pain and complications of fixing and/or relocating damaged tarsal bones could probably be a whole video onto itself.
I’m a former navy SARC (Basically a SOF combat medic, for those that don’t know) and I love the realism of most of the scenes, there are a few scenes that I have my complaints about, but most of the TCCC and CQB is realistic from my experiences. And the weapons handing is on point
@@BS-ne5cr yah I have I think it’s great that he is actually trained with real firearms and I think that we need more people like him in the 2A+ community
@@Blue-zs2sn heck, I'd like to be like him. Lol. I just don't have the money to train like him. I can hit the target if I'm shooting at it but I would love to be extremely precise. That only comes with practice oh well.
Timestamp 8:50 - I said in my head... "I believe you" (with following thoughts of what medical knowledge Dr. Mike would be referencing while he gives patient astute attention to the appendage(s) that were used to afflict "Bear".)
*Guy gets stabbed in the heart* Doctor Mike: "In my professional opinion, I think I could say with certainty, under expert consideration, that this guy is DEAD...
3:52 FAVOURITE PART OF THE VIDEO!! Made me laugh so much. You're videos are literally the only thing i look forward to everyday, and this part made everything go away. ❤
Fun fact: John giving people a shot in the heart/ upper torso then one in the head is called a "double tap", and it taught to soldiers in training, because it's believed to be the most successful way of killing someone
"I have access to those tools." * shows a pregnant belly with the sonography gel being rubbed on * SO IM JUST HERE IMAGINING DOCTOR MIKE WALKING AROUND WITH THAT GEL IN HIS POCKETS AND USING IT EVERYTIME SOMEONE SHADY COMES NEAR HIM. AND THEY GET GROSSED OUT BY THE COLD GOOEY GEL AND WHILE THEY'RE DISTRACTED, MIKE SHOOTS THEM IN THE FACE.
7:04 Fun Fact: That Wounded Man Flying into Johns Window is Dean Winters who Plays Mr Mayhem in the Allstate insurance Commercials wich is a Hilarious Character and my Favorite Allstate Character.
“I think I’m back!!” That part was totally unexpected but absolutely welcome 🤣🤣 to be honest though, being at the mercy of a doctor when they’ve lost their mind or is out for revenge-especially for a cutie like Bear- seems much scarier than an axe wielding maniac. So glad you covered John Wick, yay!
So i happen to be a fighter myself (started taking classes roughlt 5-6 years ago) and i can attest that the movie actually is super realistic with how people react. That leg kick where his legs go over his hesd is very real, thats a judo move. The "effortless" throw where she flies off his shoulder is also real, hes combining her momentum with muscles in his arms, back and a little bit in the legs. This obviously isnt an insult as i wont deny, those specific moves do tend to look impossible or fake even in real life when you see it. There are other effortless throws like that one that i almost think aren't real until they are done to me. The thing about the world of John Wick is that everything is a 50/50 between sheer skill and knowledge, and tradition. Thats why wick drinks alcohol even when he is bleeding. Or why while he is very, VERY aware of anatomy and what part of your body does what, john relies on a doctor to fix him whenever possible. The world follows a very seperate set of rules. But in real life youd be right, the alcohol thing just doesn't make sense.
I love how most of this is "Well this specific injury is really rough and often hard to recover from, but then that bullet to the head just kinda made it a non-issue" XD
John Wick is a cinematic masterpiece of an action movie because there is not a lot of cut on cut fight scenes, and Keanu Reeves does most of his fighting stunts cause he's trained in it. Dude's freaking awesome
7:58 Does Doctor Mike think Vetrenarians just have bottles of soapy water lying around? Cuz if I'm bleeding out and need to stitch myself up I'll grab the bottle of peroxide rather than spend time mixing soap and water together.
For the scene where she just “flew off his shoulder” is actually realistic in the judo world. After doing Judo for almost 4 years you can pick up certain things in movies, the move he used is kinda like the move named point move
Hey Dr. Mikhail! You may never see this comment but I just wanted to say you have a certain… uplifting energy about you, which is not only entertaining for RUclips videos, but I bet does wonders for your patients too, and I respect that a ton!
"He kicks him were his legs go way above his head, so not realistic" I studied Judo and trust me, I happens a lot, specially in side to side movement like in the one shown here.
from that I also know that the strangly parts are pretty accurate; movement wise, from the sounds one makes fighting back and that one can fight back for pretty long time, without getting too oxygen depleted
@Wonka But, if you're judoka, then you would look at that and say that the legs swung up faster than the leg sweep swept, right? Now, it might be something with angular momentum, so I'm not sure-sure. But it certainly looks as if there wasn't enough power behind that leg sweep to make them go THAT high (/that fast).
I would love to see doctor mike, a gun expert and a martial artist review scenes from this movie together and tell us what’s all accurate, who’s with me?
Actually some of the judo moves used in here can actually make you fly more dramatically than you think, it's how you use your opponents momentum and weight distribution at the time of implementing the technique, it's obviously not easy, but if done correctly it is possible for your feet to fly over your head so to speak.
Totally agreed, most mixed martial arts teach you how to use your body effectively against opponents body and their momentum. you can actually flip people twice your size easily if done correctly. You just have to pivot properly and make sure body balance is correct. Also a lot of time he suggested certain things are not realistic for example the body builder not reacting much over knife on his shoulder but jumping when wick stomps on his feet. I think he ignored the fact that many body builders work more on their upper body and take suppliments which makes their big muscles hard and a little numb because of stress on them. but small muscles like on feet are more reactive because they are closer to small bones. you can kick a guy on chest and he might even not feel much but when he accidentally hits a corner on his pinky, he would cry hahaha. So there are a lot of variables which I think John wick plays an accurate role in.
Let's not forget that, when he got thrown off the balcony flat onto his back, he immediately rolls over to reveal a small-of-the-back pistol holster. Those things are super dangerous to fall onto just from standing hight because they are a lump of steel positioned directly over the vertebrae in exactly the spot people tend to land on when they fall backwards. That would have been a serious injury if he just got his legs swept out from under him, forget falling from a hight.
@@MTF.TAU5..Bob. , Most modern guns don't go off from impact like that. Unless Wick is carrying an old single-action revolver or a pretty janky relic of an auto-loader, that's not really something to worry much about.
My thoughts were oh, that supposed to be russian. I just don't understand, there are quite a lot russian actors in the USA. They don't need to teach someone find and no problem.
A ridiculously good shot. The guy who trained him in the 4-gun style said Keanu was good enough to compete at the world championship. I watched one of the training videos, and he moves through that obstacle course like he is John Wick cosplaying as Keanu Reeves.
@@warriormaiden9829 I'd fear also a skilled chemist/biologist, especially if they're part of a crime scene unit. Imagine someone that can kill you in many ways and make it look like it's been done in another way. IIRC Abby in NCIS uses that as a threat several times with McGee or even DiNozzo, something along the lines "I know a lot of ways to kill you and even more ways to make it look like something else"
Not that anyone would care being 3 weeks late and a dollar short, but Dr. Mike is absolutely right about the shattered glass. However precisely because of that modern sliding glass doors & those georgeous floor to celing windows are overwhelmingly tempered (not 100% but close). This still lends itself to minor probable lacerations during shattering simply because of the weight x velocity of the falling jagged debris (though small). It's enough to shear or tear through light weight clothing like a t shirt etc.
I went trough a glass door when i was younger and i nearly got cut in my femoral artery in my leg. It was scary. Is very unrealistic that they just break glass without any injuries at all.
@@MadGamer_666 It can happen, though. Specifically, to me. I was holding a glass bottle and tripped when I was about to open a sliding glass door. The entire door shattered, but I didn't have a scratch on me.
The part regarding his legs going above his head when kicked at 6:19 could be intentional on wick's part. Its a technique commonly used in chinese martial arts where rather than being stiff going against the upcoming force which can cause injuries one moves with it as to "cushion" or lessen chance of major injuries.
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we need doctor reacts on the other john wick movies
Don’t do it with Ryan Garcia do it wit a better boxer
I now have a fear of scaples
so basically ..... Sage mode
He should go back to his hack vids on the pandemic.
I love that Mike not only rated the injuries, but also the accuracy of the Russian.
I had forgotten he spoke Russian
And I need more of this!!
his 'russian' fails right on the 1st scene because that is russian(as good as it gets from non-russian speaking actors when they get told what to say 2 min before the scene).
@@breannthorne-stanzell5990 well not just spoke it
I heard it was belarussian
Today I learned that gunshots hurt and suffocation is bad
yes today I learned the floor here is made out of floor lmao
Yeah that's right
@@radi709 huh
And getting tossed from a balcony isn't really good for your health
Right?? I never ever would have tought of that!
It's crazy how educational this channel is!
What are we going to learn next, swallowing poison is bad? Boiling water on the skin hurts?
Who knows?? Endless! Knowledge! From this guy!!
"Thanos, we have a problem."
"What is it?"
"John Wick. He survived the snap."
"So what?"
"His dog didn't."
uh oh
rgae mode..
Underrated 🤯
THIS IS GONNA BE GOOD
Thanos vs John wick😲
I absolutely love Dr. Mike's insights
"So yeah, getting shot in the head is problematic"
"Suffocation is problematic"
It gets me every time😂
The fact that Doctor Mike actually has the knowledge to kill you efficiently is high-key scary XD
Dr. Mike will save you.
Врач Михаил Варшавский will kill you.
That beard is already killing me slowly 🤣
@@catsandalcohol99 putting anything in Cyrillic makes it a 1000 times more intimidating
Sorry but you don't need all the knowledge to kill someone, give a kid a knife and you're dead much the same. Humans are frail yo. Remember that!
ita not about killing... its about hurting till you wish you would be death :3
I can only imagine the horror of having an vengeful Dr. Mike torturing a guy for doing something to Bear. Speaking russian, knowing exactly where to cut to induce the most pain without killing a man.
Scary to fight. Thankfully he's never going to fight anyone... oh wait
Fingers, toes, feet, hands, your tongue, your BALLS.
If anyone ever does anything to bear, Dr. Mike will send you to a special doctor outside your network and kill you with the papercuts you inflict from the bills
He’d say, “YIU KIL BER, YIU MES WIT ME, DOKTUR MAIK!”.
@Repent to Jesus Christ Repent to Jesus Christ Nope. 😜
About the window exploding: I work as a ”glassmaster” and any full body height glass panel has the requirement of being safety glass, i.e. the kind that shatters into tiny pieces. So that part is actually realistic.
Glassmaster sounds awesome to be honest
@@lyria7520 Krokodile, Master of Glass
awesome job title and good point, weve all seen a large glass window or door smash at some point, its always like car windows.
@@lyria7520 I wouldn't put it on a sign though. Some joker is bound to paint over the first two letters.
@@jmodified 🤣
As a person who recently got into the glass business of doors and windows, there's also tempered glass for windows and doors in your house as well. So at 2:02 yes, the glass can actually look like that when breaking in a full glass door because a lot of housing in the south have tempered glass to help with the temperature of the house to stay cooler.
Glad to see I'm not insane thinking that modern architectural glass someone might trip and fall into/through would have a similar safety feature to cars.
@@Just_A_Dude just a quick friendly clarification: thats not really why it breaks like that. the glass is just harder through tempering so its more resilient which causes it to break into smaller fragments compared to big shards with untempered glass. safety glass thats in some cars wont cut tempered glass def can.
Come to think about it, a doctor knows exactly where to stab or where to hit to leave you with a deadly injury.
Please, nobody hurts Bear.
I am no doctor, but i know exactly to stab, punch, kick, pinch to not only leave you with a deadly injury, but if you do survive, you wont be talking or walking, let alone stand up again.
and no you will not be completly paralized, just enough for you to not be able to stand up, but you will feel all the pain in every part of your body.
So eff the Hippocratic oath of someone ever hurts Bear. Lol
@@Repzey Ooo, you're hard
@@Repzey r/Iamverybadass
@@Repzey r/iamverybadass
Whatever you’re paying your editor, ITS NOT ENOUGH, this is hilarious!!
My haters throw rocks at me and IT hurts. I hope they don't throw The Rock at me because I like him as an actor. GAGAGAGAGA!!! I am funny!!! I am the funniest RUclipsr EVAH! Please agree, dear et
3:50 This is my favorite part of the video.
Edit: NEVER MIND, I JUST GOT TO 8:13 AND I’VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING BETTER THAN THIS IN MY ENTIRE LIFE!
@@AxxLAfriku oķ
Plot twist you are the editor
Seriously, I laugh at the edit more than doc.
I believe a doctor who's lost everything and goes after the people who killed his family and ruined his job would be a great movie.
So Sicario, but with a doctor instead of a lawyer.
We don't talk about that movie, because Bruce Willis was nowhere near as good as Charles Bronson...
There is an Indian movie like that I believe.
Movie: Salim
I think i know that type of movie: death wish
the fugitive with harrison ford.
The way he wanted to say how painful it would be but then says welp prob solved since he died 🤣
LOL “okay getting stabbed in the heart . . . That’s a - that’s a death injury” love it Dr. Mike 😹
😂😂😂 that was the funniest part
The worst kind of injury, according to... uh, science.
Incompatible with life 😂
stabby heart make dead, gotta love when language fails you lol.
@@BTECE_Riya_Deshpande lol
Little did Dr. Mike know John Wick is a licensed chiropractor, hence why there’s so much cracking
This comment deserves more likes
Well some moves are able to make you crack like that when bones snap they make a thump noice i do kick boxing and also wrestling but alot of throws wick does is easily able to get out of it..
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Thank you! 🤣
Chefs kiss 😂🤌
John Wick is like Batman. When they have preparation time, they beat everyone. The only difference is: Batman has a no kill rule, John Wick has a kill everyone rule.
Zach Snyder Batman has entered the chat.
@@nickllama5296 Fair enough, but he’d be wise to stay away from John Wick’s dog, just in case.
I think John Wick is fairly successful when it comes to improvisation without preparation during his fights. I bet he didn't plan on ending a 7 foot 4 inch assassin with a library book after all.
@@J4M3ST1T3 True, and Batman is excellent at improvisation too. Same for characters like Jason Bourne. I just liked comparing the two characters. And being prepared and fully geared up still makes them more dangerous.
@@maxnorton1209 Absolutely, I really like the fact that some of these films like John Wick, Bourne and Atomic Blonde are more grounded in reality these days. They don't make out that the character is invincible, they take damage during the fights and it affects them in a real world way, slowing them down, knocking them off their stride and showing the pain inflicted. Unlike films of not that long ago when the lead character would take several blows to the head and face but get little more than a scratch and carry on to defeat half a dozen henchmen with little effort.
I recently saw a movie called The Nice Guys where a dude punched a window to break in somewhere. He slashed his wrist on the broken glass by mistake and collapsed. The scene then cut to an ambulance. Pretty realistic compared to so many other movies and how they portray glass.
I love that movie. Freakin hilarious 😂
@@madbutler6022 Me too!
I have a good feeling that he's really doing his best to not laugh in the end😂
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@@shatondriabell2263 What the hell
Dr Mike: "Everyone's just wet and dying"
Literally every action movie ever
I can think of other genres where this might be the case
@@captainobvious8037 HAHAHA SUSSY BAKA
Not every
@@amlinprinson5000 What is that name though :D
Hey 👋
Next episode: Doctor reacts to Mike Wick.
HAha how did I not think of that
Bro of course
Dr. John reacts to Mike Wick
Oh hey! I didn't expect to find a league youtuber here.
more like dr wick reacts to mike wick
Doctor Mike! I started watching your videos a few months ago. I love how incredibly informative these videos are, and it makes me wanna learn more about the medical field. Thanks!
Dr. Mike: Explains medical terminology and illnesses to his fanbase in detail on a daily basis
Also Dr. Mike: "Death injury"
Lmao !
Hello pretty
@@Jade-5713 Hey 👋
8:54 if there's something I've learned is to never mess with a Doctor. They may have the oath to never do harm, but if they do decide to renounce that oath, they know precisely how to kill in the most efficient and/or painful way possible.
I've always said that the ones that know how to put you together...are the ones who know best how to take you apart.
The oath is not about not doing harm, it's about doing everything possible to preserve life.
@@jasonmason2471 if i stretch the logic a bit, killing a serial killer or smth could count as life preserving
There’s a movie about that
@@dominatorandwhocaresanyway9617 yeah but i mean we have law enforcement for that, and then theres this whole argument about vigilantism
If John Wick was real, imagine how many more people would be in hospitals right now
most of em would be dead
@@CitrusPeach1 umm… good talk! See ya later kiddo.
@@ClaireGirlJ bye
Morgue and under the ground.
Earliest I've ever been to one of your comments, dosen't even have 70 likes.
8:22 Canceling the person's medical insurance
As much as I love this movie, I can really appreciate Keanu Reeves going hard during training for his age. From combat to weaponry, he makes it realistic to a certain degree which is what I adore from all the films released. Dude is awesome.
I cannot believe he is 57. Dude really is a vampire
Yeah and he actually learned how to shoot and what not
He does competition shooting and he's very good. The videos are entertaining.
ok
@@haleywilson520, 58 now. He’s still got a lot left in him. Very impressive.
"Suffocation is a big problem"
Doctors these days really know what to avoid.
Yea
Too soon?
@@kizzi444 hello
This reminded me of the ABC-rule of first aid: "A Bone Coming through the skin is very bad"
@@iida6276 It really is... so is suffocation. You should avoid both if you can.
“I diagnose you with dead” 😂🤣😂
“Death = 100% Cure”
This episode is soooo good.
@@coreydolan3239 awww Corey you need a binky and a nap? Someone’s cranky.
@@coreydolan3239 clearly you commenting negatively on other people posts. Go get your blanket and crawl back into bed.
@@coreydolan3239 Also, manga and comics are "real books". Does it have pages? A cover? It's a book.
@@coreydolan3239 You're replying to everyone's comments being rude and aggressive. It's clear you hate your life.
DED
This literally prepared me for my science exam because I’m learning about the bones.
Teacher: so how did you study for the test?
Me: ummm funny story...**this video**
@@alycenova5841 lol
Ur in yr7
@@Football-3600 6
Young kid make sure to learn 💯 👌
I love that some times mike describes in detail, how each injury causes the body to hurt and what's the dangers
And other times he goes "ye so suffocation is a big problem"
i felt that.
Sometimes it's self-explanatory. No breathing is no good lol
@@aniquinstark4347 the no breath good?
@@bryangibson6211 nononono, no breath no good.
@@saucygrandpa8128 get it. so suffocate bad
Two things.
1: one reason I really like John Wick is that it is, for the most part, rather realistic. Like, John gets hit and injured, so he’s not portrayed as this godlike man, he’s just really skilled. And most of his kills are head shots.
2: I’ve always thought that a doctor who knows how to really fight, would be a terrifying opponent. They know just where to hit to cause the most pain, or for you to bleed but not die, or die both slowly and painfully. It’s kinda scary.
john wick's awesome but its no where close to being realistic
What's realistic? He wouldn't be able to throw a punch after the very first scene lol. The Bourne movies were realistic, but John wick is hilariously unrealistic
There is an Italian comedy about a group of university researchers, real experts in their respective fields who are left without a job because our University system does not reward actual merit but rather having friends in the right place (it's a bit of an exaggeration but just a bit) so they basically team up and become crime lords.
The chemist and biologist synthesises a super-addictive MDMA-like drug, the economist develops a foolproof marketing/distribution model and there is also a doctor/expert in anatomy that is the resident martial arts expert because he knows how to cause just enough pain in the best way.
(My favourite is the social anthropologist that's basically the con man/undercover agent because he can fake any accent and infiltrate any social circle by mimicking their body language and social habits and the two linguists that argue in Latin)
They teach kill spots in assassin school
@@itsluckzy2023 absolutely stupid take lol
6:24
Actually for me it’s realistic. In wrestling we do a move called a sweep single and basically sweep the other wrestlers leg in the air with our own leg (kinda what he did) and sometimes (not all the time) their legs end up flying like this
Military grade martial arts have a similar technique. To get the legs over the head you need to either be using momentum against them or adding force in your own movement to force them up. A notable use of this is a kick reversal where a kick is caught, the off balance leg is swept and the caught leg is pushed to make it a flip onto the back or neck. Depending on how much rotation you get and how high the reversed kick was it's a fatal counter because it's bringing a lot of weight and momentum down onto the head or neck.
It would depend if during the move you stepped to the opposite side
Yes, but that specific kick did not have the power to do that
Judoka here, it's absolutely a real technique, and in Judo we call it De Ashi Barai. It requires really accurate timing, but when you pull it off, the adversary goes flying just like we see in the clip.
@@darthmamdouh I am doing Judo for 9 years and i must agree
Y'all are awesome!!! You managed to make this whole video without making a mess. I'm super proud that you were able to keep it all looking good for the kids out there and make us all see it was a very real and looked so real for everyone. Thank you so much for all the serious stuff out there in the world.😁
Fun fact: GSW has more syllables than just saying "gunshot wound."
No, both of them have 3 syllables
@@zoewashburn4678 GSW has 5 syllables mate
@@zoewashburn4678 W literally has three syllables by itself
doub-le-U
Lol yeah I hate when people make abbreviations that are harder to say than the actual words
Paperwork is where the shorthand shines.
8:41 that line actually gave me chills tho
That is a thing about Doctors/Surgeons that is quite true.
They know exactly where to *not* to cut that'll do the *most* pain without losing *too* much blood. . . They say that Hippocratic oath for a reason, Those who can do the most good, can also do the most harm.
Thanks
Fun fact. The shot was to wake John up. He can’t kill Perkins on Continental grounds on pain of death. But Markus is his friend and was actually waking him up after seeing Perkins sneak in.
But he was sent there to kill him?
@@basiloregano he only took the job after he’s certain the contract is open. Open means anyone can get in on it. He used it as an excuse to get close to John to protect him. I doubt he’d really miss like that. And remember, he only shot after he saw Perkins stalking a sleeping, weakened John. Will edit first comment to better reflect it.
@@BgChf-dg5lv I guess the real question is why didn't Perkins do the shooting method instead of opt-in to go melee, which is more dangerous and she could be caught doing business on continental grounds easier.
@@MathStringInputOutpu guns are more obvious. Clean up crews would note the that they cleaned up gunpowder. And people who know guns knows the smell of spent powder.
@@BgChf-dg5lv no I mean if Perkins was at where Markus is, and don't miss the sniper shot.
Gotta say, didn't know if I was going to find these that entertaining, but lesson learned. Not only entertaining but a little educational also. Thanks for the channel, good job doc.
I love how he's like "they aren't speaking Russian" 😂😂😂 the last thing I thought during this video was that Dr Mike is Russian and would know what they said
Doctor Mike is Russian! He spoke Russian multiple times in his videos!!
@@yoonjeonghan. oh, I know! I just didn't make the connection until he said 'thats not russian' lol and I'm like 'oh yeah, he would know' :)
@@yoonjeonghan. she just said that...
After years of medical school and experience … “Getting stabbed in the heart is a death injury” HELTHHHH 👍🥴 ✅
So, about the scene where he "kicks" that dudes foot, it's actually possible to make it happen. Well, basically there a lot of judo and jiu jitsu moves in the movie and this move an example, so there is a point on your feet that if you have a good timing and depending on how you're going to move the other person's arms you can make that person fall in a super easy way, and this move is called De ashi harai
That's what I said yay another martial arts lover
I LOVE jiu jistu
Took the words right out of my mouth! I was about to talk about foot sweeps from Judo. I have never done Judo but have done Jiu Jitsu, and was a wrestler for 8 years.
@@ambition1066 yup
Appreciate the combat info.
I need you to make a review on the last movie, John Wick was like invincible lmao
Dr Mike: "I put people back together, I know how to take them apart."
The taking apart thing is probably much easier if you don't intent on putting them back together.
Great... Now I imagine Dr. Mike in super buff as a WWE Fighter, beeing introduced with that...
I love that it was a Russian review as well as an injury/battle review.
"You ain't stabbing through no femur my friend" LOLOL he's so funny.
3:50 Lol your dance cracked me up 😂
“It’s so not necessary. Everyone is just wet and dying” Dr. Mike is hilarious 😂😂😂
Hello pretty
I can say the rage he felt after finding out his dog died is 100% accurate.
@@minecraftlover9000 relatable
I'm a f*****g widower 🤬
Not just died...was murdered
@@minecraftlover9000 You get that kind of rage...from seeing men kiss each other? You're quite pathetic.
@@minecraftlover9000 Why would a couple kissing be rage inducing? Love is love!!!!
True to form, Keanu Reaves is the one actor that actually bothers getting the language close to correct. He's fantastic. 🤷♀️
And the gun control... and the Jiu Jitsu... and the puppy revenge.
@@faustomadebr The simple fact that the movie shows that the mags have actual capacity limits and they're shown having to reload and Wick does press checks on his pistols is amazing
@@danielburke911 It goes further than that. The press checks you mention (checking the chamber after reloading), he does that everytime he reload that one gun, but he does that only for one gun, not the other guns he use during the movie. And that gun he does that check, is a gun that is prone to jamming.
@@daedalron I know lol
Hello pretty
The tossing off one's shoulders from a fireman carry is genuinely superb easy. We don't do it in Judo or BJJ for safety, so we maintain control, but yes. It's realistic. You can 100% toss someone off like that and send them flying.
The leg trip, with the right kuzushi, can also easily be done to the point where you go heels high up. Legit stuff.
"everyone's just wet and dying" is one of the most low key funniest things I've ever heard uttered by a human mouth. Also yeah the Russian in this movie made me snort, but forgivable cos it's just such a damn good film and series.
Thanks so much
Missed opportunity at 3:43... Wick wasn't crushing the big dude's toe. That was an instep stomp, and from what I understand, the pain and complications of fixing and/or relocating damaged tarsal bones could probably be a whole video onto itself.
If you know what you're doing it's almost disturbingly easy to break someone's foot.
@@The_Chef2511 good to know
"Keep the alcohol away", as Doctor Mike bats away an ALCOHOL FREE 0.0% Beer! 🤣🤣
"and keep the bleeding at bay" as he puts blood over the entire ocean part of a beach
1:33 I diagnose you with dead 😂
"Getting stabbed in the heart is a death injury" -Dr Mike 😂😂😂
The more you know
0:10 - Concussion
0:30 - Kick in the gut
0:35 - Broken arm
0:40 - Kick in the face
1:15 - Headshots
1:40 - Glass window
2:15 - Heart stab
2:30 - Neck stab
2:40 - Leg twisting
2:50 - Neck cracking
3:10 - Mouth stabbing
3:30 - Shoulder stab
4:10 - Neck slap
4:20 - Glass in the eye
4:35 - Fall
4:55 - No alcohol
5:10 - Medicine
5:40 - Useless sling
5:55 - Shot in the quad
6:00 - Thumb dislocation
6:20 - Suffocation
6:35 - Shot in the gut
7:10 - Blunt force trauma
7:35 - Elbow dislocation
8:00 - Peroxide
8:15 - Bear mode
Bear mode 😂
Sorry I don't want to break your 69 by liking it
I’m a former navy SARC (Basically a SOF combat medic, for those that don’t know) and I love the realism of most of the scenes, there are a few scenes that I have my complaints about, but most of the TCCC and CQB is realistic from my experiences. And the weapons handing is on point
Have you seen the videos of Keanu Reeves practicing his shooting? They're really cool!
@@BS-ne5cr yah I have I think it’s great that he is actually trained with real firearms and I think that we need more people like him in the 2A+ community
@@Blue-zs2sn heck, I'd like to be like him. Lol. I just don't have the money to train like him. I can hit the target if I'm shooting at it but I would love to be extremely precise. That only comes with practice oh well.
u mean expect for the parts where he’s not completely deaf from the first gun shot haha
Love how you explained one acronym with another!
Timestamp 8:50 - I said in my head... "I believe you" (with following thoughts of what medical knowledge Dr. Mike would be referencing while he gives patient astute attention to the appendage(s) that were used to afflict "Bear".)
If this dude was my doctor, I’d actually go once in a while.
I wouldn't want to go... I will be too distracted by him lol
ok
This is your official reminder to go to a regular checkup anyway! Please.
@@sir_castic7248 im 19 and never visited a doc in my entire life
@@Tahycoon that's not true
*Guy gets stabbed in the heart*
Doctor Mike: "In my professional opinion, I think I could say with certainty, under expert consideration, that this guy is DEAD...
80th like
I love how Mike went full stereotypical Russian for a moment. It takes a secure person to joke like that about their birthplace or heritage.
3:52 FAVOURITE PART OF THE VIDEO!! Made me laugh so much.
You're videos are literally the only thing i look forward to everyday, and this part made everything go away. ❤
Fun fact: John giving people a shot in the heart/ upper torso then one in the head is called a "double tap", and it taught to soldiers in training, because it's believed to be the most successful way of killing someone
Two to the chest one to the head is also known as the Mozambique Drill
That double tap became SOP in the eighties. When you want to make someone DRT it's your go to.
@@johnirving5949 *Apex PTSD intensifies*
@@johnirving5949 or sometime an adrenaline drill
@@johnirving5949 or yassen gregorovich, once in the head twice in the heart.
Dr. Mike casually: "Yeah so, suffocation is a big problem."
That is an understatement, Sir.
"I have access to those tools."
* shows a pregnant belly with the sonography gel being rubbed on *
SO IM JUST HERE IMAGINING DOCTOR MIKE WALKING AROUND WITH THAT GEL IN HIS POCKETS AND USING IT EVERYTIME SOMEONE SHADY COMES NEAR HIM. AND THEY GET GROSSED OUT BY THE COLD GOOEY GEL AND WHILE THEY'RE DISTRACTED, MIKE SHOOTS THEM IN THE FACE.
OH NO HE'S GONNA G E L PEOPLE
7:04 Fun Fact: That Wounded Man Flying into Johns Window is Dean Winters who Plays Mr Mayhem in the Allstate insurance Commercials wich is a Hilarious Character and my Favorite Allstate Character.
“no one’s winning here, everyone’s just wet and dying” is my new favorite line
LMAO
“I think I’m back!!” That part was totally unexpected but absolutely welcome 🤣🤣 to be honest though, being at the mercy of a doctor when they’ve lost their mind or is out for revenge-especially for a cutie like Bear- seems much scarier than an axe wielding maniac.
So glad you covered John Wick, yay!
Thanks
“Keep the alcohol away, and keep the bleeding at bay” well said Doc
And then proceeds to push away alcohol free beer
dont forget that an apple a day keeps the doctor away ;)
So i happen to be a fighter myself (started taking classes roughlt 5-6 years ago) and i can attest that the movie actually is super realistic with how people react. That leg kick where his legs go over his hesd is very real, thats a judo move. The "effortless" throw where she flies off his shoulder is also real, hes combining her momentum with muscles in his arms, back and a little bit in the legs.
This obviously isnt an insult as i wont deny, those specific moves do tend to look impossible or fake even in real life when you see it. There are other effortless throws like that one that i almost think aren't real until they are done to me.
The thing about the world of John Wick is that everything is a 50/50 between sheer skill and knowledge, and tradition. Thats why wick drinks alcohol even when he is bleeding. Or why while he is very, VERY aware of anatomy and what part of your body does what, john relies on a doctor to fix him whenever possible. The world follows a very seperate set of rules.
But in real life youd be right, the alcohol thing just doesn't make sense.
I love how most of this is "Well this specific injury is really rough and often hard to recover from, but then that bullet to the head just kinda made it a non-issue" XD
John Wick is a cinematic masterpiece of an action movie because there is not a lot of cut on cut fight scenes, and Keanu Reeves does most of his fighting stunts cause he's trained in it. Dude's freaking awesome
its not
None of it is realistic at all. It would've been better if they went the more realistic approach
DOn't forget all of the gun play was not a stunt double, theres actual footage of Keanu practicing at a range and it's scary.
@@ReficulDrakul Keanu Reeves is a BEAST
@@queenofqueen-4598 And one of the kindest people ever, fun fact a good portion of his money for his royalties he donates to charity.
Omg the editing in this episode is hilarious, Dan has outdone himself!
Thanks dear
Not Dan this time 😉
3:47
Hey 👋
7:58 Does Doctor Mike think Vetrenarians just have bottles of soapy water lying around? Cuz if I'm bleeding out and need to stitch myself up I'll grab the bottle of peroxide rather than spend time mixing soap and water together.
3:52 The editor needs a raise 🤣
For the scene where she just “flew off his shoulder” is actually realistic in the judo world. After doing Judo for almost 4 years you can pick up certain things in movies, the move he used is kinda like the move named point move
also the trip
his hands/arms are forcing him one way then he kicks the legs the other way
It looks like a pretty basic Kata-Guruma.
@@Joel-tm6hy yeah due to Covid I’ve not been able to play much, so I’ve forgotten a lot of names
Keannu went through months of legit BJJ and Judo training for this movie.
@@Joel-tm6hy I'm not sure but I think it was more of a seoi nage since she was on his back
“Getting stabbed in the heart is a death injury”
Ah yes, the floor here is made out of floor
And every 60 seconds in Africa is a minute
And the door is made from the door. 😂😂😂😂
In sweden, it is forbidden by law to become a criminal.
Hey Dr. Mikhail! You may never see this comment but I just wanted to say you have a certain… uplifting energy about you, which is not only entertaining for RUclips videos, but I bet does wonders for your patients too, and I respect that a ton!
Dr Mike: says he's gonna recreate John wick
Also Dr Mike: recreates the scene from Taken
Turgeon... so close to being a surgeon.
"He kicks him were his legs go way above his head, so not realistic"
I studied Judo and trust me, I happens a lot, specially in side to side movement like in the one shown here.
from that I also know that the strangly parts are pretty accurate; movement wise, from the sounds one makes fighting back and that one can fight back for pretty long time, without getting too oxygen depleted
Was looking for this comment
We even experience accidents like this on a daily basis
Just made a similar comment. Judo people know. I've felt like I was in a movie before while being swept. When it's timed perfectly, you go for a ride.
@Wonka
But, if you're judoka, then you would look at that and say that the legs swung up faster than the leg sweep swept, right?
Now, it might be something with angular momentum, so I'm not sure-sure.
But it certainly looks as if there wasn't enough power behind that leg sweep to make them go THAT high (/that fast).
This must be the best description of the final scenes of John Wick:“Everybody‘s just wet and dying.“
3:54 the numerous mikes just dancing by vaguely wiggling made me cackle out loud
"Everyone is just wet and dying". Accurate synopsis of the entire movie LOL
Without This review, I would not know that a stab to the heart was a death injury. Thanks, Dr. Mike!
@@pnnedbymylesginvestment6345 scamming? Lol
Dr Mike needs his own TV show let's be honest, he's fun while educating people on medical stuff
Why would a TV show be better than a YT channel of his own where he can do whatever he wants?
yt is better
That would be a step back. TV is the past.
He'd be wasted on TV, the whole world needs him right here^^
Nah we seen youtubers on tv their to many restrictions unless your lilly singh and just unfunny
I would love to see doctor mike, a gun expert and a martial artist review scenes from this movie together and tell us what’s all accurate, who’s with me?
I love when a doctor watches this, He's like "noo don't do that, look how much I have to fix!!"
Actually some of the judo moves used in here can actually make you fly more dramatically than you think, it's how you use your opponents momentum and weight distribution at the time of implementing the technique, it's obviously not easy, but if done correctly it is possible for your feet to fly over your head so to speak.
literaly and just hate how he says its unrealistic like its not its just judo
Totally agreed, most mixed martial arts teach you how to use your body effectively against opponents body and their momentum. you can actually flip people twice your size easily if done correctly. You just have to pivot properly and make sure body balance is correct. Also a lot of time he suggested certain things are not realistic for example the body builder not reacting much over knife on his shoulder but jumping when wick stomps on his feet. I think he ignored the fact that many body builders work more on their upper body and take suppliments which makes their big muscles hard and a little numb because of stress on them. but small muscles like on feet are more reactive because they are closer to small bones. you can kick a guy on chest and he might even not feel much but when he accidentally hits a corner on his pinky, he would cry hahaha. So there are a lot of variables which I think John wick plays an accurate role in.
Not to mention the other assassin is a woman and clearly not a bodybuilder so definitely lighter and easier to "launch"
Let's not forget that, when he got thrown off the balcony flat onto his back, he immediately rolls over to reveal a small-of-the-back pistol holster. Those things are super dangerous to fall onto just from standing hight because they are a lump of steel positioned directly over the vertebrae in exactly the spot people tend to land on when they fall backwards. That would have been a serious injury if he just got his legs swept out from under him, forget falling from a hight.
That feels like it would hurt plus the added bonus of the misfire would make this movie into the darwin awards
@@MTF.TAU5..Bob. ,
Most modern guns don't go off from impact like that. Unless Wick is carrying an old single-action revolver or a pretty janky relic of an auto-loader, that's not really something to worry much about.
1:43 they actually but some explosives on it then they triggered before you reach the glass that's why it shredders like that
I can't seem to figure out what he's more upset about, the inaccurate fight scenes or the horrible Russian speaking... 🤔🤣
Is it weird that I eventually got more excited about him critiquing the Russian?
No not weird at all.
@@jasonb9562 Nope cuz I'm with ya 💯🤣
It'd be more wierd if he critiqued the English😂
My thoughts were oh, that supposed to be russian. I just don't understand, there are quite a lot russian actors in the USA. They don't need to teach someone find and no problem.
Keanu actually did extensive gun training. He’s a really good shot.
And BJJ/judo
A ridiculously good shot. The guy who trained him in the 4-gun style said Keanu was good enough to compete at the world championship. I watched one of the training videos, and he moves through that obstacle course like he is John Wick cosplaying as Keanu Reeves.
Mike: watches and reviews a man kill people
Also Mike: vibes uncontrollably to house music 3:47 😂
The protective way Dr. Mike is with Bear, that’s a good Papa🐾❤
I know it has some unrealistic scenes of injury, but it's the unrealistic that makes it John Wick 😂
Yes dear,thanks I appreciate you as my fan
@@keanureeves8320 wholesome 100
Yeah, it's kinda like a superhero movie in a way. Of *course* it's unrealistic. It's ridiculous on purpose.
Thanks
@@Bl00Buttons true, but it needs to be consistent. When he stabbed himself with the knife for no reason, it yanked me out of the movie.
8:36 John Wick is terrifying. But someone with his skill and medical skill... even John Wick might be a bit frightened
I've always said that the ones that know how to put you together...are the ones who know best how to take you apart.
he isn't real
@@warriormaiden9829 I'd fear also a skilled chemist/biologist, especially if they're part of a crime scene unit.
Imagine someone that can kill you in many ways and make it look like it's been done in another way.
IIRC Abby in NCIS uses that as a threat several times with McGee or even DiNozzo, something along the lines "I know a lot of ways to kill you and even more ways to make it look like something else"
Not that anyone would care being 3 weeks late and a dollar short, but Dr. Mike is absolutely right about the shattered glass.
However precisely because of that modern sliding glass doors & those georgeous floor to celing windows are overwhelmingly tempered (not 100% but close). This still lends itself to minor probable lacerations during shattering simply because of the weight x velocity of the falling jagged debris (though small). It's enough to shear or tear through light weight clothing like a t shirt etc.
I went trough a glass door when i was younger and i nearly got cut in my femoral artery in my leg. It was scary. Is very unrealistic that they just break glass without any injuries at all.
@@MadGamer_666 It can happen, though. Specifically, to me. I was holding a glass bottle and tripped when I was about to open a sliding glass door. The entire door shattered, but I didn't have a scratch on me.
6:53 MIKE KNOWS WHAT A QUAD IS!
Doctor Mike: keep the alcohol away, and keep the bleeding at bay 😂
The part regarding his legs going above his head when kicked at 6:19 could be intentional on wick's part. Its a technique commonly used in chinese martial arts where rather than being stiff going against the upcoming force which can cause injuries one moves with it as to "cushion" or lessen chance of major injuries.
The final scene was so good because Dr. Mike wasn't acting, I really think he would become a John Wick if someone touched Bear.
I think you'd find that with most people when it comes to their dogs and cats.