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Explaining The End Of John Wick 3

Explaining The End Of John Wick 3

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Explaining The End Of John Wick 3 Matt: All of the John Wick movies take place in the Matrix. The world of Wick is a computer program, similar to the one seen in the Morpheus/Neo scene with The lady in the red dress. Due to the truce at the end of the last Matrix, the machines must find a way to contain The One. This is accomplished by creating the character John Wick. The machines continually send programs in the form of assassins to try and develop one that can subdue Wick. We see Morpheus as the ruler of an underground assassins guild. He is aware of his place as evident by the scene where he is placing the SIM cards onto carrier pigeons in an attempt to disrupt the program and introduce variables. We will see this revealed in JW4 with the intent of having you immediately go see Matrix 4.
If you watch the movies there are many easter eggs that point to the fact this is a program of the Matrix. From Wicks ability to avoid massive damage, the lack of police activity, the public almost never reacting to the violence around them and the continental + high table which are run by a program similar to the Merovingian. Some would say the world is surreal which it is. We see the Key Master featured in Wick 3 as the doctor as well. These are not coincidences. Go watch John Wick, especially 2 + 3 with this mindset and you will instantly notice how this is a program of the Matrix. Many lives were sacrificed for this information.

Date: 2020-07-14

Comments and reviews: 9


Is John Wick pissed? Hell yeah.
Sic vis pacem para bellum-
If you want peace prepare for war
Prepare yourself for the part 4.
He is bringing the war.
The trailer:
Winston: (on phone)Hello John. You are alive. I had to do it, you know. I had to. Forgive me John.
John: (Silence)
Winston: Don't come back John. This time you'll be the prey. I beg you.
John: (Cuts the line)
Charon(the manager): What did he say sir?
Winston: He said enough. A storm's reaching the Continental. Babayaga's coming and he is pissed! Inform the high table, John Wick's alive and we don't have enough man to kill the beast. God save us from the devil.
The ending:
Winston: Huh John, yours guns are empty now.
John: (Brings out pencils and kills everyone)
Winston: Charon kill this abomination.
Charon: I think I am quitting sir. Good bye Mr. Wick.
Winston: No!
John: Farewell Winston(Drives pencils into his eyes)

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God it was boring! An unlikely plot where half the world seems to be in the employ of some guy in a tent in the desert.
Multiple eternally extended fight scenes, half of which would disable a seasoned cage fighter.
A wound apparently immediately healed by a few stitches.
Tremendous waste of precious bullets shooting opponents in the head several times, from magazines which appear to hold dozens of them.
Cuts off his own finger, carrys on fighting as if he feels no pain!
A 100 ft fall bouncing off fire escapes on the way down and he's still relatively uninjured.
A man cut 7 times by a martial arts expert who not only survives but seems to be running around when he should be in hospital for months!
The first two where excellent, this is an absolute turkey!

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Since we are breaking down the plot, I wish someone would explain why the High Table completely ignored the fact that Santino was the one who took out a member of the High Table, and started the entire chain of events.
The adjudicator was concerned about Wick doing business on Continental grounds, the Bowery giving Wick a gun, and other smaller considerations like Winston giving him an hour to run. but the High Table Adjudicator ignores entirely the main point.
Had Wick let Santino live, would the High Table come after one of their own members - who just took their seat at the High Table? Or would they consider it fair game for Santino to murder his sister?

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28/3/2020 now here's what you will see in chapter 4:
He doesn't kill John in ch 3 cause he knew john and others have to kill the higher table every one played there role helping John reach his enemy the higher table and the ring he gave to higher table was a tracking device and they let girl go cause they didn't knew the location of the place where orders were passed in the end they find the place and the higher table and ends them both so John lives normal life and the other run there business in peace and the next crown holder will be the king if you know what I mean.
Thank me later

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One thing confused me is that in Chapter 2 at the end. Didn't Winston give John his marker saying that he might need it? But in Chapter 3 John goes to Sophia and shows that John has Sophia's marker. So I'm confused that does he have 2 markers? that means he's probably already used Winston's marker behind the scenes to help him get out of the exterminado and Winston probably told him that means you need to turn the high table. They probably going to explain it in chapter 4 then.
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The fall scene was bad. They could've had him jump over because he knows there's a fire escape 2 floors down. He knows the hotel well.
That kind of fall would still screw you up, and if they had shots coming at him from the roof he could've jumped again, onto trash or something but straight from the roof?
Judo, or wrestling or good tailoring don't beat gravity, this isn't the matrix. Director must've got carried away with Fishburne and Reeves being there.

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i agree that winston planned for john to fall of the edge and be rescued by the tiktok man. mr. morpheus already doesnt like the adjudicator, and winston has a further established trust in john since he didnt kill him when john was ordered to. it would make sense for the two to work together to make sure that johns death is faked, and he is rescued so that he can come back and (maybe) kill off the high table, who the story is probably hinting is the next sorta enemy
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the part about how he conveniently shoots the doctor in order to make it look like he was killing him but wasn't and then that coming to Winston on John at the end is a great point that many people probably don't think about. Perfectly explains how he survives right there. -and the doctor of course didnt have body armor. So if someone wonders how could he survive, they definitely showed it with a foreshadow
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Wow, I didn't catch this. I'd like to say it's because I just didn't give it so much thought, which is somewhat true, but still I completely missed this angle. Thanks for the explanation, and another great illustration of why this movie and franchise is one of the very few beacons of light in an otherwise drivel-infested cinema industry.
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