Over a fricking dog.
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if your dog died would you drive to a wet and pay them to cremate him? or burry him somewhere? or put in a bag and throw in to the garbage?
I buried my dogs in my backyard. My gf is into hippy shit so she buried her cat in the compost pile after the neighbours poisoned him which i thought was dumb and bad luck.
Pets go in the pet cemetery
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ironically the only good one out of the 4 despite the stupid reason
the rest go too over the top and stupid
>stupid reason
If someone killed my dog I would shoot them dead too.
It was more about what the dog represented than about the dog herself (although John did get attached to the dog). To him killing that dog was akin to pissing on his wife's grave.
This. I don't know if the other anons are dumb or just trolling. The dog was a gift from his dying wife.
80% trolling, 20% haven't seen the movie and just want to fit in
It's about pride.
2 and 3 were decent over the top popcorn flicks but 1 is the only one I'd say was great. Haven't seen 4 but I doubt it's as good as the first one.
Imagine living life with a big stick up your ass.
It's comfy, try it.
>Guy kills 80 people over a dog
>Not over the top and stupid
Dogs are man's best friend
The "over a fricking dog" meme gets repeated a lot, but actually movies 2-4 wouldn't exist without this smug coglione
>MY SON, IT IS NOT THAT YOU SUCKED A DICK THAT ANGERS ME SO, IT'S WHOSE DICK YOU SUCKED
>but papa....
>HE ONCE FRICK THREE GUYS IN A BAR, USING NOTHING BUT HIS PENIS - HIS FOCKING P E N I S
Is it worth watching?
only if you love guns and action slop
the setup is pretty kino
At least the first one had some semblance of a story.
All the sequels are literally
>Le High Table wants to kill John
>He kills 500 in a row and runs away again
Also the first movie was rooted in reality and mystery where John was just a former assassin who was backed into a corner.
By the 2nd film it's like the entire universe is just a wacky video game world where 99.99% of everyone everywhere just sitting there drinking a coffee or walking along talking on their phone is a super secret assassin, and civilians don't blink an eye when two dudes are emptying pistols at each other in a subway and also homeless people aren't real etc etc etc
The wacky video game world is what made the franchise so popular. Without it it would be another generic revenge action movie. Even when 1 just came out fans were fixating on the tattoed pinup secretaries and the super secret golden coins and they wanted to see more of that
NTA but the issue a lot of people have is that they dived so far into the wackiness that it stopped being as interesting.
The only way those types would be satisfied is if it somehow kept the mystery box closed, which no franchise has ever been capable of achieving. LOST being the most obvious example.
They made the right call in doubling down and going bigger every time. It fit with the themes set out in the first film, if not the tone.
>By the 2nd film it's like the entire universe is just a wacky video game world where 99.99% of everyone everywhere just sitting there drinking a coffee or walking along talking on their phone is a super secret assassin, and civilians don't blink an eye when two dudes are emptying pistols at each other in a subway and also homeless people aren't real
You’re acting like this isn’t kino even though it clearly is
It's not kino. I sat through JW4 and felt nothing the entire runtime, despite wanting to like it going in. When a movie has no story it just becomes a series of cutscenes happening, and feels like the director is just making shit up on the fly. The CGI gunshots, stupid ninjitsu moves, the bulletproof suits, by the 2 hour mark I just wanted it to end already. Didn't care what happened to any of those "characters".
and his wife
Oh you didn't watch the movie.
Over a fricking key.
K I N O
THINK OF ME
I'LL NEVER BREAK YOUR HEART
THINK OF ME
YOU'RE ALWAYS IN THE DARK
I AM YOUR LIGHT, YOUR LIGHT, YOUR LIIIIIIIIIGHT
THINK OF ME
YOU'RE NEVER IN THE DARK
love that scene
i’m watching the second one and lex friedman is in it?
Chad Stahelski on being over the top:
>''You read reviews of how ridiculous it is or how extreme or hyper-real. We know, we're very very self-aware," he said of the movies' escalating violence.
>"So when I throw somebody down not one, not two, not three, not four, not five but six sets of stairs, I'm letting everyone know, we're with you guys. We're in on the gag."
>That's why we don't shoot ten people, we shoot 400 people. We want you to know we're making fun of the genre, we're making fun of ourselves. Sit back, have a laugh. If you get some themes out of it and if you love some of the characters, sit back and enjoy!"
>The director concluded by noting that the people who work behind the scenes on the "John Wick" movies know exactly what they're making and take great pride in putting their character through punishment that's closer to a cartoon character's antics than a traditional action hero.
>"It's a Bugs Bunny cartoon, it's Wile E. Coyote, it's Buster Keaton, it's Harold Lloyd, it's Jackie Chan. It's everything we love about movies, and we try to share that with everybody to inspire or get a laugh out of,"
>creepy aspies on Cinemaphile have no empathy for a human losing their animal companion