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* CoolGuns:
** As per series tradition, ''Parabellum'' features many tricked-out firearms by Taran Tactical Innovations, the same company who provided the modified Glocks and AR-15 used in ''Chapter Two''. The most notable packages this time are Sofia's Glock 19, the TTI STI 2011 Combat Master used by Wick during the Continental siege, and the modified Benelli M2s that he and Charon use to defeat the High Table soldiers' body armor.
** Winston himself possesses a rather ornate Colt Hammerless that doubles as a ChekhovsGun.
** As per series tradition, ''Parabellum'' features many tricked-out firearms by Taran Tactical Innovations, the same company who provided the modified Glocks and AR-15 used in ''Chapter Two''. The most notable packages this time are Sofia's Glock 19, the TTI STI 2011 Combat Master used by Wick during the Continental siege, and the modified Benelli M2s that he and Charon use to defeat the High Table soldiers' body armor.
** Winston himself possesses a rather ornate Colt Hammerless that doubles as a ChekhovsGun.
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Almost immediately after this film's release, a fourth John Wick film was announced; titled ''Film/JohnWickChapter4''. It was released on March 24, 2023.
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Almost immediately after this film's release, a fourth John Wick ''John Wick'' film was announced; titled ''Film/JohnWickChapter4''. announced. It was released on March 24, 2023.
2023 under the title ''Film/JohnWickChapter4''.
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* NearMissGroinAttack: During a fight with assassins in a room full of weapons, one of them hurls an ax right at John, which lands between his outstretched legs. Both he and the assassin [[ShareTheMalePain pause seemingly in mutual sympathy]] of how narrowly John escaped such a cruel fate.
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* NearMissGroinAttack: During a fight with assassins in a room full of weapons, one of them hurls an ax a knife right at John, which lands between his outstretched legs. Both he and the assassin [[ShareTheMalePain pause seemingly in mutual sympathy]] of how narrowly John escaped such a cruel fate.
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* DragonInChief: Zero does a lot more heavy lifting for the High Table.
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* DragonInChief: Zero does a lot more heavy lifting for the High Table.Table, is the main foe John has to get through and is overall a lot more threatening than the Adjudicator.
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* StandardEvilEmpireHierarchy: The High Table forces seen in the movie.
** TheEmperor: The [[TheGhost unseen]] heads of the Table.
** The Right Hand: The Adjudicator, the messenger for the Table.
** The General: Zero, who's put in charge of the army of assassins after John Wick.
** The Guard: Berrada, who heads the facility for minting the High Table's gold coins and markers.
** The Oddball: The Shinobi, Zero's two henchmen.
** TheManBehindTheMan: The Elder, the "Man Who Sits Above The Table"
** TheEmperor: The [[TheGhost unseen]] heads of the Table.
** The Right Hand: The Adjudicator, the messenger for the Table.
** The General: Zero, who's put in charge of the army of assassins after John Wick.
** The Guard: Berrada, who heads the facility for minting the High Table's gold coins and markers.
** The Oddball: The Shinobi, Zero's two henchmen.
** TheManBehindTheMan: The Elder, the "Man Who Sits Above The Table"
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* DudeWheresMyRespect: The Bowery King created an army, just as invisible and capable as the well respected assassins of the High Table and the Continental, from nothing and he's punished nearly fatally for not showing due respect while being shown none in return. Where the more respectable members of the Underworld are punished for helping John ''after'' he's declared excommunicate, BK is punished for helping him go after Santino ''beforehand'', because Santino had become a member of the High Table. BK ends the film alive and '''pissed off'''.
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* MysteriousAnimalSenses: John Wick's dog somehow senses the Bowery King's man carrying him away in a shopping cart from a block or more away while inside the Continental and runs down to stay by his side.
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* EqualOpportunityEvil: Eschewing any of the racism that can be found in East Asian traditions, Zero's students are a multi-ethnic group, with the two respectful students John allows to survive being Indonesian and Zero's actor having a diverse background that is only tangentially Japanese at the most.
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** When the doctor asks John to shoot him non-fatally to make it look like he was coerced into providing treatment, he directs him to shoot him in the lower intestine and shoulder, both of which are highly problematic places to be shot. Damage to the lower intestine can easily be permanent, and often requires the use of a colostomy bag as part of the treatment. Meanwhile, the shoulder is home to a major artery that is notoriously difficult to seal up, leaving him at danger of quickly bleeding out. There is in fact no "safe" place to shoot someone and one can not know for sure if the bullet wounds will be survivable.
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** When the doctor asks John to shoot him non-fatally to make it look like he was coerced into providing treatment, he directs him to shoot him in the lower intestine and shoulder, both of which are highly problematic places to be shot. Damage to the lower intestine can easily be permanent, and often requires the use of a colostomy bag as part of the treatment. Meanwhile, the shoulder is home to a major artery that is notoriously difficult to seal up, leaving him at danger of quickly bleeding out. There is in fact no "safe" place to shoot someone and one can not know for sure if the bullet wounds will be survivable. Part of the problem is that medical textbooks showing the locations of veins, arteries, and nerves are ''guidelines'', as they will grow on their own in slightly different locations, and where one person might have two arteries, another might have three.
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* NoSenseOfPersonalSpace: After the motorcycle fight to get to the New York Continental, John sits down on one end of the couch in the lobby and Zero, a fanboy, sits down right next to him, prompting John to get up and move to an armchair.
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* TragicKeepsake: The Elder demands that John "Cast aside your weakness and reaffirm your fealty to the Table.", so John [[spoiler:removes his wedding ring by cutting off his ring finger, meaning he'll never again be able to wear a pledge of devotion to anyone other than the Table]].
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* ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem: The High Table considers killing a member of the Table in order to open a spot and join the Table to be acceptable, but killing one as a matter of principle and honor is not. They refuse to acknowledge blood debts, oaths, or family, and insist that service to the High Table is the only acceptable goal in the Underworld. The One Who Sits Above the Table is even less bound by the rules and agrees to lift John's Excommunication if he agrees to be of service for the rest of his life.
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* InternalAffairs: Basically the Adjudicator's job description in a nutshell, what with being sent to deal with serious infractions against the High Table's rules, tracking down the perpetrators and dispensing punishment according to what seems to be an internal penal code.
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* InternalAffairs: Basically the Adjudicator's job description in a nutshell, what with being sent to deal with serious infractions against the High Table's rules, tracking down the perpetrators and dispensing punishment according to what seems to be an internal penal code. However, what she really seems to be there to punish isn't John's obviously criminal behavior, but the various people in the Underworld being insufficiently deferential to the High Table.
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** For having aided John in his hunt for Santino in the previous film, the Bowery King is punished by having his organization destroyed and sliced seven times with a sword (once for each bullet he provided John). Likewise, the New York Continental is deconsecrated.
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** For having aided John in his hunt for Santino in the previous film, the Bowery King is punished by having his organization destroyed and sliced seven times with a sword (once for each bullet he provided John).
** Likewise, the New York Continental isdeconsecrated.deconsecrated for having having given John an hour's grace.
** The Ruska Roma are also punished for aiding John. The Director gets [[ImpaledPalm stabbed through the hands]] and, as we'll learn later, another leader of the Roma in Germany is killed off screen.
** Likewise, the New York Continental is
** The Ruska Roma are also punished for aiding John. The Director gets [[ImpaledPalm stabbed through the hands]] and, as we'll learn later, another leader of the Roma in Germany is killed off screen.
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished. {{Averted}}! [[spoiler:Near the end of the film two of Zero's mooks show courtesy and respect to John Wick, giving him time to recover when they could have easily killed him outright. The pair also treat their duel to the death with Wick as some sort of high-stakes sparring match. As such, when John finally defeats them, he shows them the same courtesy and lets them live.]]
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* NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished.
** {{Averted}}! [[spoiler:Near the end of the film two of Zero's mooks show courtesy and respect to John Wick, giving him time to recover when they could have easily killed him outright. The pair also treat their duel to the death with Wick as some sort of high-stakes sparring match. As such, when John finally defeats them, he shows them the same courtesy and lets them live.]]]]
** For having aided John in his hunt for Santino in the previous film, the Bowery King is punished by having his organization destroyed and sliced seven times with a sword (once for each bullet he provided John). Likewise, the New York Continental is deconsecrated.
** {{Averted}}! [[spoiler:Near the end of the film two of Zero's mooks show courtesy and respect to John Wick, giving him time to recover when they could have easily killed him outright. The pair also treat their duel to the death with Wick as some sort of high-stakes sparring match. As such, when John finally defeats them, he shows them the same courtesy and lets them live.
** For having aided John in his hunt for Santino in the previous film, the Bowery King is punished by having his organization destroyed and sliced seven times with a sword (once for each bullet he provided John). Likewise, the New York Continental is deconsecrated.
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** The Adjudicator gives The Bowery King [[Film/TheRing seven days]] to settle his affairs and abdicate his throne.
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** The Adjudicator gives The Bowery King [[Film/TheRing seven days]] to settle his affairs and abdicate his throne.throne, albeit in reference to giving a 7-round 1911 to John to stand against the table.
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** The Adjudicator gives The Bowery King [[Film/TheRing seven days]] to settle his affairs and abdicate his throne.
