History Awesome / JohnWickChapter4

** Out of the hundreds of hitmen and assassins that went up against John Wick and died trying over the years, in the end and even if John only allowed it to happen, Caine is ultimately the one who manages to do the impossible: '''''he is the one who killed John Wick'''''.

* In a non-action one, the very first scene: John Wick bloodily punches a makiwara while The Bowery King dramatically quotes the poem written at the entrance of the gates of Hell in Dante's ''Inferno'' while making his way to let Wick loose from his hideout. It's an incredibly atmospheric start to the film that lets everyone know that they're in for a wild ride. And certain sound setups made it so that every punch rhythmically ''shakes the theater''.

'''John:''' ''(Stops his punching and turns around)'' '''[[CatchPhrase Yeah]].'''

'''John:''' ''(Stops his punching and turns around)'' '''Yeah.'''

* In a non-action one, the very first scene: John Wick bloodily punches a makiwara while The Bowery King dramatically quotes the poem written at the entrance of the gates of Hell in Dante's ''Inferno'' while making his way to let Wick loose from his hideout. It's an incredibly atmospheric start to the film that lets everyone know that they're in for a wild ride.

*** One can only imagine how skillful Caine was before he willingly gave up his vision. Many comments say it all, how unstoppable was Wick and Caine at their prime?

** Chidi, De Gramont's [[TheDragon Dragon]], barely flinches as he blocked the first arrow fired at him with his arm. He then pulls it out before ordering his men to attack.

'''John:''' Yeah... [[PreMortemOneLiner not really.]]\\

'''Winston:''' Huh. You arrogant asshole. [[WhamLine He didn't shoot.]]\\

** The Elder telling John that [[MyDeathIsJustTheBeginning killing him will accomplish nothing]] does little to lessen the satisfaction of watching John personally execute the [[TheManBehindTheMan Man Behind TheMan]] after no-selling his villainous speech. If anything, the Table's knee-jerk reaction afterward suggests that even if they can keep replacing their ranks, the killing of the current Elder like he was nothing spurring them to give emergency powers to the Marquis to more directly intervene suggests that the 12 members of the High Table are ''more scared of John than he is of them''.

** The Elder telling John that [[MyDeathIsJustTheBeginning killing him will accomplish nothing]] does little to lessen the satisfaction of watching John personally execute the [[TheManBehindTheMan ManBehindTheMan]] after no-selling his villainous speech. If anything, the Table's knee-jerk reaction afterward suggests that even if they can keep replacing their ranks, the killing of the current Elder like he was nothing spurring them to give emergency powers to the Marquis to more directly intervene suggests that the 12 members of the High Table are ''more scared of John than he is of them''.

** The Elder telling John that [[MyDeathIsJustTheBeginning killing him will accomplish nothing]] does little to lessen the satisfaction of watching John personally execute the ManBehindTheMan after no-selling his villainous speech. If anything, the Table's knee-jerk reaction afterward suggests that even if they can keep replacing their ranks, the killing of the current Elder like he was nothing spurring them to give emergency powers to the Marquis to more directly intervene suggests that the 12 members of the High Table are ''more scared of John than he is of them''.

* In a non-action one, the very first scene: John Wick bloodily punches a makiwara while The Bowery King dramatically quotes the poem written at the entrance of the gates of Hell in Dante's ''Inferno'' while making his way to let Wick loose from his hideout. It's a incredibly atmospheric start to the film that lets everyone know that they're in for a wild ride.

*** One can only imagine how skillful Caine was before he willingly gave up his vision. Many comments say it all, how unstoppable would Wick at his prime be with Caine with full vision?

*** One can only imagine how skillful Caine was before he willingly gave up his vision.

** Chidi, De Gramont's [[TheDragon Dragon]], barely flinches as the first arrow fired struck his arm. He then pulls it out before ordering his men to attack.

** Koji, the Manager of the Osaka Continental, puts both his pistol and his [[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]] to very good use.

* The immediately following sequence in the desert showcases exactly how scary John Wick can be at the top of his game, fully rested since the events of Chapter 3 and spending the last few months training vigorously. The Elder, who Chapter 3 established as the "[[GreaterScopeVillain Man above the Table]]," who is so notoriously hard to track down that John himself passed out in the middle of the desert trying to find him[[labelnote:*]]or at least, [[LegacyCharacter his precursor]][[/labelnote]] last time? John tracks him down and kills him in the first ''five minutes'' of the film, with the hard cut from the Bowery to the desert implying that barely any time has passed since John left for Morocco, making a direct beeline from New York to the Elder's location to put a bullet in his skull.

** In the fight at the Osaka Continental, Caine stages motion-activated doorbell ringers that go off and alert him when enemies are near so he can take them down.

'''Winston:''' You arrogant asshole. [[WhamLine He didn't shoot.]]\\