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He gets injured repeatedly, badly, in the 4th movie and it absolutely affects how he fights over the course of the movie. It's one of the best parts about the
by gamblor956 4y ago
He gets injured repeatedly, badly, in the 4th movie and it absolutely affects how he fights over the course of the movie.
It's one of the best parts about the series: the protagonist isn't invincible, he's just very good. But when he gets hurt, he actually gets hurt and needs to recover from those injuries (or take drugs to cover the pain).
Edit: it seems a lot of people commenting on the invincibility of John Wick did not actually watch the 4th movie. Spoiler alert: by the final showdown, he's barely conscious and keeps going despite his accumulated injuries solely due to sheer force of will, and ultimately dies of his injuries.
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoThe guys falls from one story, flat on the concrete floor, gets hit by multiple cars, and absorbs the kinetic energy of dozens of bullets, and yet can still climb stairs and fight at the same time. What are you talking about? He is wolverine in JW4.
- gamblor956 4y agoIt's a movie. It's not going to be 100% realistic. That being said... He's wearing a suit that is designed to absorb and dissipate kinetic energy. It makes sense that it would help dissipate the kinetic energy of landing on concrete and getting hit by cars. If you paid attention you noticed that after these impacts, he was significantly slower as a result of the injuries, and was less capable after than he was before. By the final showdown, he's literally struggling to stand, multiple bones are bruised or broken, and he keeps going by sheer force of will. He is wolverine in JW4. Literally, no, if you saw the movie all the way to the end. (Spoiler alert: JW dies from his accumulated injuries.)
- BiteCode_dev 4y agoOh, got own by trolling again. I still make this mistake after all those years.