John Wick

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Watched this movie the other nite. Fun shoot 'em up flick. He probably double tapped a hundred bad guys, mostly 2 to the heart and 1 to the head. But I was particularly impressed by his choice of bourbon, Blantons, when he was getting stitched up by a vet. :mrgreen:

Anyone else watch this? :)
 
GunnyGene said:
Watched this movie the other nite. Fun shoot 'em up flick. He probably double tapped a hundred bad guys, mostly 2 to the heart and 1 to the head. But I was particularly impressed by his choice of bourbon, Blantons, when he was getting stitched up by a vet. :mrgreen:

Anyone else watch this? :)


Yep, and that was a nice transition from carbine to pistol! :)
I understand that he shoots three gun matches, and that shows.
 
I watched it last night and really liked it! He killed 78 people. The Boogeyman, indeed! :shock:

A recent related topic of interest regarding "John Wick":

www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=251216
 
Violence is not the answer........... :roll:
Hmmmm.
Maybe it was the question.
Although I do wonder how many people you have
to kill in less than two hours before it gets redundant.
 
gasbag said:
Violence is not the answer........... :roll:
Hmmmm.
Maybe it was the question.
Although I do wonder how many people you have
to kill in less than two hours before it gets redundant.

As long as it is done with.............IMAGINATION and CREATIVITY!!!!!
 
BearBio said:
"He probably double tapped a hundred bad guys, mostly 2 to the heart and 1 to the head"

Trouble counting? DOUBLE-TAPPED means 2 shots, TRIPLE-TAPPED means three. It's OK==use your fingers.

Well, Excuse Me, for not being precise about a movie. :roll:
 
Hi...

i have seen both movies.
IMHO, the first one was better...at least, it had a decently written story.
The second was basically one long gun fight with some martial arts/knife fighting tossed in for a change of pace. not really much of a story...other than kill some nameless "bad" guys.

At least, they didn't kill the puppy in this movie.

Personally, I think that Keanu Reeves is a marginal actor...very little emotion or range. Basically, a younger, more fit Kevin Costner. Both make fairly entertaining movies as long as they stay within their limited range of talent...stone-faced, no emotion shown. Neither one will ever be confused with a truly gifted actor like Denzel Washington.
 
Violence is not always the answer...but when it is...it's the only answer.
Don't run "Mr. Badguy"...You'll just die tired.
 

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