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So John Wick is a remake of this. This looks much better!

I give his movie an 11

On a scale of one to ten, I'd rate it a -34 Probably the stupidest action movie of the decade.

@@Voodoomaria you accidentally typed your grades

That almost happened to another great British actor, Tom Hardy almost quit after Star Trek: Nemesis.

It’s actually explained in the movie that those who invented the gun kata system analyzed (yes, analysis) every gun fight ever filmed and developed the movements so you can be completely surrounded and still not be touched.

@ericknopf2109 , yup. "Through analysis of thousands of recorded gun fights, the cleric has determined that the geometric distribution of antagonists in any gun battle is a statistically predictable element. The gun kata treats the gun as a total weapon. Each fluid position representing a maximum kill zone inflicting maximum damage on the maximum number of opponents while keeping the defendant clear of the statistically traditional trajectories of return fire." I actually memorized that speech years ago because I thought it was so cool.

@@chthulu27 Gun Kata is most effective when facing opponents with shooting skills comparable to stormtroopers.

@@weekdaycycling , that's true in real life, but it's still fun to imagine soldiers who are so autistic, they can literally win gun fights with math.

​@@chthulu27 Burst out laughing for real, the concept is so hilarious yet fucking awesome at the same time XD It's literally a story about an evil government who turns everyone into autists, then it backfires when the most autistic guy from the autism police gets mad, turns against them, and skreeeeees them to death in an beautiful orgy of of violence.

Absolutely

No. He had to reload. All the time. He did get tired. It was the gun Kata. He was a master. Used less energy than you or I.

As was stated, he did reload, it was just done so quickly and smoothly he could keep going. No bullet time, no infinite reflex. He was a master of the system, so while THEY were reacting, he was attacking. When he was surrounded by 6 guys, by the time he attacked number 3 and number 6 recovered, he attacked number 6 again. As each one reacts, he attacks another, by the time reaction is done, he starts over again, constantly attacking. His training was such that in the time it would take to blink, he was already attacking you.

@@ericknopf2109 My comment above should be a joke. But you are wrong with one point - the reflexes. He has to react to what his enemies are doing. What you mean is his plan and his prediction for the fight. He already wants to reload his guns. Thats why he threw away and positions 2 clips near the enemies. He IS prepared to react. Thats the difference. And as soon as one of his predictions fail he has a plan b to react to the situation. He threws opponents only to block attackers to force them to go into the direction he needs for his plan. But instead of describing this it is funnier to talk about a freakin godmode he can activate. And thats what it describes. He is not always in this mode. He is going into it.

@@shamim-dhulumakhapotherbake That should be a joke - you don´t want to tell someone why he is able to react that fast, hormones, training etc.

I feel bad that it was overshadowed by The Matrix.

holy sht. i have seen this movie many times and never once noticed that.

Legit never noticed this and I've seen this movie dozens of times! Nice catch.

God Speed Eddie!

I feel you, in a different way but I feel you. Equilibrium was one of my mom’s favourite movies she saw in all her life, me and mum saw it on tv one year after the movie theater publishing and I was 15 years old she’s not used to watch action films, but she really liked so much the back ground about the protagonist discovering little by little the lost heart-warming emotions, especially when he found the secret room full of old fashioned items and playing a classical music vinyl record, and she loved a lot the dog-saving scene, loved how he coldly slaughter with no mercy his men and fucked up his Cleric position just to save this poor little doggy I like that movie too 😊 Actually my mum passed away last year, I Iearned to live with that but I know I’ll miss her a lot. And every time I watch Equilibrium I still remind the moments we use to watch it together, even with some of my cousins too, and enjoying this legendary fight scenes 🥲

@@MASOfficialChannel Love that your mom went out of her comfort zone to share your appreciation of a kinetic actioner. Sorry for your loss. It's funny how we sometimes link significant events to unrelated stimuli. Both my parents have passed, my mom from old age, and my dad, 18 years before my mom, from a stroke. In my dad's case it's Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels-the last flick we'd watched together and Gladiator-the first movie I saw in a theater, a month after his passing. Any reference always leads me back to day to the day he suddenly left us. My mom was suffering from dementia in her last few years and bedridden in her last six months, so other than the daily routines, there were no memorable shared experiences from that period to lock in on. That's not to say I don't think of her every day, just that it comes out of nowhere. I remember how it was shortly after they'd died, and know this, it gets better as time, the great healer, goes by. We never forget, but fond memories eventually replace rawer emotions.✌️

It's funny how much people relatively age, after a certain point. Bean is 15 years older than Bale. Then, they could have played brothers. Today, father and son, lol.

@@CarbonTech19 eat more fish....it'll help. Trust me.

Im sure the prediction is doable but not the practical use they have in the movie. Never underestimate a specially trained mind selected from countless special minds. A 1 in a billion genius trained soldier is theoretically possible but so low chance that its just a fantasy either way. But the movie is still great :)

​​@@eliasnilsson6604If your model is big enough you can predict the probability wave and the moves required to stay out of it to minimize harm. He doesn't dodge bullets. He evades most likely target positions. It's like electron orbitals.

@@shamim-dhulumakhapotherbake The problem from my perspective is more the bodies limits. Not just movement but having the eyesight to do the predictions. I can see it doable against say 2-3 opponents but not as exaggerated as it is in the movie. Imagine doing the practice to reach that level. The danger in it doesnt allow misstakes.

@@eliasnilsson6604 I hear you and you raise a valid question. But do remember, your eyesight is 88ms behind reality. Prediction requires knowledge and practice and not sight. If you rely on sight alone, you will miss. Think about how you catch a ball. You do not look for where the ball will be - you keep your eye on the ball - why? Because you don't have enough practice so even 88ms delayed, you can adjust. Now think of a martial artist that must fight blindfolded. I think you get my point. I don't think he was looking. He was knowing and aware. :) And the practice to reach that level? He wasn't a Tetragrammaton Cleric (highest level possible) for nothing. At 8-12h/20 years - I think we can understand why he beat the other cleric so easily.

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Oh, I disagree. They would comprehend VERY well.

@@albertcharles7182they failed with the matrix comparison now they’re trying John Wick.😂😂😂

Its all about dogs, we get it!

Yep. They even marketed it as The Matrix with guns.

But isn't The Matrix the "Matrix with guns"??😂😂

Oh, it’s unrealistic as hell. I don’t care how good you are, you’re surrounded by 3 guys, let alone 6, and you’re dead.

thats what i touhgt too when i play dmc3 with gun slinger. dante's moves with ebony and ivory with gunslinger remind me of john preston

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It's one of the big flaws in the movie. The bad guys are frequently scared, the partner is hugely arrogant and finds this very funny. True lack of emotion just isn't there.

I saw another video about this. One has to make the assumption that the drug just eliminates the highs and lows of emotion, not completely eliminate it. You'd still fear for your life in the right situation, but emotion doesn't rule your day-to-day habits and decisions. And not everyone would be as seemingly emotionless as the Grammaton clerics, since they are highly trained and disciplined compared to everyone else. It's definitely a flawed movie, but still great.

One simply does not walk out from being typecast...

He calls him a "sense offender."

90% of the movies is unrealistic...