John Wick 3: Parabellum (Derek Kolstad, May 17, 2019) Movie • Page 8

After the Morocco scenes I'm convinced that I would love a spin off where John Wick dies and we follow his dog around getting revenge.

 

The antique knife fight is straight out of a Jackie Chan movie. Maybe my favorite fight scene in the whole series

Halle Berry’s dogs also ruled. ”He shot my dog.” ”I get it.”

 

Winston betraying him was so upsetting. John just single handedly saved your ass and you’re gonna shoot him like it’s nothing?!? The fuck man. I was hoping that they staged it to get the High Table off their backs.

 

Saw this today and it's just as good as the second one (I'd probably put them dead equal). This has to be one of the best action series ever, right? I can't think of another one that has been this consistent. That huge knife fight at the beginning had me grinning the whole time, and the last fight with the bald dude and the sword was also absolutely amazing

I absolutely can't wait for the fourth one, and I also kind of feel like that should be the last one

 

Only series that comes close is Mission Impossible but even that series has a couple stinkers. If the fourth Wick is even just good then I don’t think it’s much of a conversation.

 

speaking of Mission Impossible, idk about anyone else, but I'd love to see Tom Cruise and Keanu Reeves do a stunt crazy action movie together, like for real. two badass action stars in their 50s haha.

 

I didn't think Winston betrayed him at all. If he wanted to kill John in that moment, he would have.

 

yeah there was something about Ian McShane's delivery that left me with the idea he knew John would survive and get away when she went to him saying the body was gone

 

Yea, I got the feeling Winston knew Jon would survive. Also, Charon couldn’t do that to Jon. Not after all the time he’s spent bonding with Dog.

 

I certainly hope that's the reveal cos the whole "ah it was a show of strength so we would let you keep the Continental" explanation landed like a wet fart for me

 

Yeah I wouldn’t mind Winston being a villain in 4 but the idea of rooting against Lance Reddick in these movies is extremely painful

 

Yeah I mean Winston is pretending to be on their side and John is going after them from the outside. Seemed pretty obvious to me, I didn't think there was any other way to interpret it honestly.

 

I agree, if Winston was trying to John he would have shot him in the face. You don't shoot the boogeyman in the chest and expect him to die.

 

I do think it’s slightly more interesting if it’s Winston actually betraying John bc it makes this world seem that much more brutal and unforgiving and I wouldn’t trust a single thing that isn’t John Wick or a dog going forward

 

Mission: Impossible only has one stinker to be exact.

 

and even that still has some pretty crazy action haha

 

I hope you are talking about Mission Impossible II because that used the mask gimmick far too often and despite John Woo directing it the action scenes were underwhelming.

 

Yep

 

Good because I would personally take Hard Target or Broken Arrow over that film any day and they aren't even Woo's best American efforts.

 

If Winston has indeed done a heel turn I want Jon to kill him and then Charon to inherit the Continental.

 

I think Winston did betray him just because if he didn’t I feel like they would have actually explicitly shown that. This isn’t the type of movie to try to hide the ball like that

 

Definitely got the vibe Winston knew what he was doing and where to shoot John, especially with Lance Reddick saying “Well-played” and the look he gave — issue is the fall is comical. His reaction to being told he wasn’t where he fell seemed to hint at it too.

 

Yeah tbh until they showed John on all fucked up I thought it was gonna be like when BBC Sherlock faked his own death