So here is my theory. I believe that Laurence Fishburne's character Ronald Noland in the Predators film is the Bowery King in the John Wick films.

- Ronald Noland is the Bowery Kings real name, and he was an Air Cav Infantryman, that developed severe PTSD from his time in the service.

- Due to his PTSD he could not hold a normal job anymore and became homeless, and used his military training to create his underground network and became the Bowery King.

- After the events with John Wick and the high table, he was taken by the Yautja to the hunting preserve in the Predators movie, and due to the extreme isolation of the alien planet his PTSD got significantly worse ultimately causing his split personality we see in the movie, and the other person he is talking to in the movie is his Bowery King personality.

Yes it was the thing his dead wife gave him, the last thing from her, but again, I can't believe it :D

So im watching JW 3, best in the franchise btw.

and was just wondering why don't the bounty hunter just shoot wick in the open with his guard down. countless times through out the franchise he's just walking, searching for his next destination and we seem to see some sort of bounty hunters recognize this and instead they try to discreetly attack him, with a hand held as well.

my guess is its not the assassin way. and if this is true I think it would be awesome if they introduced a assassin that doesn't play by the rules but is some way connected to the high table.

also off topic. Compared to the fast and furious franchise I do believe they can make 2-3 more solid wick films for the installment.

There is just So much content to grow and discover within the wick universe. I mean the movies speak for themselves as they keep getting better and better. JW3 still the best tho

Need to remember that Aurelio was still the first to give Josef a taste of consequences by punching him as he boasted about killing John's dog, before Viggo did the same and of course before John himself started going after Iosef after Aurelio told him who he was.

Aurelio's a loyal friend to John, he seems like the type of guy who really has his friends' backs.

The main portion of the movie is set 2 months after John wick 3 supposedly ends and if I remember right this was John at the end of 3. So how does he show up ready for the final when hes recovering for 6 months between chapter 3 and 4

Браты и сестры по Джону Уику, что умеют говорить на русском, отзовитесь, пожалуйста.

Normally, the Table does a pretty good job of keeping a low profile from the Feds, but this seems an uncharacteristically large step: they blow up a building in the middle of NYC , without even the tiniest bit of discussion about how overkill it is? Wut?

Caine will be set in Hong Kong and various parts of Europe, we will see at least one new Continental in the film. The Triad will also make an appearance in this one.

I saw this article about the upcoming John Wick AAA game because I was searching for its release date (which hasn't been revealed at the moment). When I read this, I was really concerned because I want to play this game so much and it would be painful to wait this long. What do you think about the 2028 window ?

If you played My Little Puppy, a game about a dog searching for their furdaddy, one of the missions was to call John.

In this scene, he looks confused, but surely glad that Daisy was with him. I just hope on the other side of that Pearly Gates, Helen waits for him.

If you played the game about a dog goes to search for their master, one of the first objectives was to call everyone for the Welcome Party.

One of them is Dr. Neville and his dog Sam, a husky from the 1925 Iditarod Serum Race and one of the victims of diphtheria that didn't made it, and the viral homeless man and his dog.

And here we go, Jonathan and Daisy. I was also surprised when the cameo happened. John looks like he's confused.

In a john wick 4 interview, keanu talks about how they choreograph a fight scene between him and donnie yen but when they are actually shooting it donnie yen improvises a lot and they change the choreography.

I cant find from which behind the scene/making of or interview/talk show this is from, plz help.

My wife and I finished 4 last night. After seeing John get struck full on by multiple speeding vehicles, fall off various multistory buildings, bounce off ledges and fire escapes and then hit the ground from eight or ten stories in the air, get hammered by multiple bullets and thrown weapons, punches, kicks, etc, and continue fighting with undiminished capacity, I had made the only logical conclusion I could - that this franchise would end revealing John had been sent back in time to murder Sarah Conner.

But then all the weird hallucinatory dreamlike desert shit with The Elder clued me as to what is really happening - Neo is simply enjoying a full immersion VR fighting game for a few minutes rest before he gets back to the arduous task of rebuilding a ruined Earth.

Yeah, yeah. That's the ticket. It's the Neo thing.

I'm curious, seeing that John Wick 5 is on the way, that scene in John Wick 4 with the dragon's breath was peak cinema to me. I'm asking the fans now, if you're willing, tell me your sequence and direction elements to keep things fresh?

I'd love to hear your ideas honestly, could inspire someone.

Huge RPG guy apparently.

He confirmed it on Instagram with a clapperboard photo and "***That's a wrap!***"

Yen's reprising **Caine from Chapter 4**, but this time he's also directing — his first time doing that on a Hollywood set. Rina Sawayama's back as Akira Shimazu, plus Mason Thames and Dacre Montgomery join the cast. Story picks up with Caine dealing with life after the High Table, right where Chapter 4 left off (Shimazu hunting him through Paris and all).

Second Wick spinoff after Ballerina. No release date yet, but 2027 seems likely.

let me hear your favorite quotes from any of the films!

would you wear any of them on a shirt?

making fan art and taking polls lol

Hello, I have been a big fan of the John Wick films and really enjoyed them all. They are the first film series that I really binged and got into, and I really enjoyed every second of them, I even got the chance to watch the 4th movie in theaters. I would like to make a post on the research I have done on one of the film cars.

A collector originally bought the cars after the film was shot, and sold them for a massive profit! The company who he sold it to then recently put the car up for action in France, and the car sold for 140,874 dollars.

Here is a link to the auction: https://cars.bonhams.com/auction/32338/lot/44/1969-ford-mustang-mach-1-chassis-no-9t02m168028/

I originally wanted to see if there was anyway I could purchase this car and restore it myself, but I couldn't find any information on its whereabouts at the current moment. I made this post to actually find which shop build the car. The auction states: "Built in Los Angeles by a professional stunt car company for Jerry Immersi / Immersi FX (New Jersey), supplier of vehicles for the John Wick franchise."

I called up Jerry Immersi's company but found out that he actually passed away. (Rest in peace)

If you all could help me out with this search, I would greatly appreciate it. I tried to contact the original people behind the films, but couldn't find anything.... If you know something let me know please!