JOHN WICK (2014) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING /w Maple!
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Join Maple as she experiences the high-octane action of "John Wick" (2014) for the first time! Directed by Chad Stahelski and starring Keanu Reeves, this film follows the story of a retired hitman seeking vengeance for the loss of his beloved dog. Watch as Maple reacts to the intense fight scenes, stylish cinematography, and emotional journey that make "John Wick" a modern action classic. Don't miss her insights and genuine reactions to the thrilling moments and dynamic characters.
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37:22 - Review - Zábava
It's a little funny that Daisy the dog has the tiniest amount of screentime, but is pretty much the 2nd most talked about character in this whole franchise, even though most folks don't even remember the dog's name.
Facts
Daisy. His deceased wive's favorite flower. And you are 100% right. That puppy started the storm.
RIP Daisy
I hate to have to point it out, but that's the trope for revenge movies. Who or whatever is being avenged usually has a tiny amount of screen time, but in that time, we're made to really feel for them, so that we want to root for the "hero" going on a vengeance rampage. Daisy is definitely one of the ones that stands out, being an adorable puppy and John's last link to his wife.
You are correct, & despite the amount of Viggo's, screen-time. If you watched it in the theater it was clear to all in attendance the greatest amount of his impact boiled down to a single word... Oh....
The actor that had to "Kill" the puppy was SO traumatized and upset about what he had to portray, that he ADOPTED THE PUPPY and took it home with him. .
“Getting railed in the gooch right before you die” is the funniest thing I’ve ever heard.
" I will bite all your fingers off " was a new one for me. Lol
You been watching Alex Hefners's channel or something?
I was just thinking exactly this @@GhostWatcher2024😂😂
@@GhostWatcher2024that dude is just crazy w some of the shit he says
It's a stuntmen's love letter to stunts. Maple, you describing it as dance was perfection.
Everyone always thinks Marcus is a badguy, but he's really the best kind of friend to have. He has John's back whenever he needs it.
Willem Dafoe is Willem da friend.
He's just got one of them faces but he's rock solid.
From the usual general response to Dafoe, I can just imagine reactors watching _The Last Temptation of Christ._ “Wait. Is Jesus the villain in this?” 😄
@@rimasmuliolis1136you mother f😂😂 that was good
Small easily missed detail at the end - that dog's paperwork had a put down order stamp on it. So he saved the dog!
Marcus asked if the contract was exclusive. When he learned it was open, he took it to watch over John. Every shot was deliberate. He was watching over him.
A guardian angel in a sense.
Watch again and listen to the lyrics of the song that plays while Marcus is getting his sniper rifle ready. “We’re killing strangers so we don’t kill the ones that we love.” Basically foreshadows what Marcus is up to.
^^^^^ Seen it a dozen plus times and never noticed the song.
This movie single handedly reinvented modern action movies. Keanu sets the standards so high and because of his dedication to training for his roles now a lot of movies send their actors to go to similar firearms and bjj training to undertake their roles. No Stallone hip firing unlimited rounds with no reloads or using cover. Michael b Jordan, Chris Pratt, Chris hemsworth, Hallie berry, Jason statham, ben foster etc. all have been in movies that use similar filming and combatives/gun fighting used by the John wick series
Not really lol all that has been going on way before this movie came out lol. Alot of normies just use this as a point of reference for any movie with long take fight scenes an gun scenes smh
@@willstylz5021 this style of filming action sequences definitely came from the jw series. Just look at extraction 1&2 or bullet train or grey man etc. they all are using very similar camera work and choreography
There were plenty of good action movies before but really the best of them is heat. The bulk of action movies had corny fight sequences where one dude takes on a small army and comes out without a scratch and maybe 1 reload is shown 😂 think transporter series, expendables series, lol basically any statham movie pre 2014
@@jaydubs6354 The Raid has great action sequences and that came out 3 years prior followed by The Raid 2 which came out the same year as John Wick. It may have just become more popular, but it didn't originate in John Wick.
@@thomasbergen7604 the raid is great but still very much like those classic statham movies. Hero takes on insane numbers of bad guys with amazing hand to hand combat choreography and is rarely hurt or wounded. And in terms of gun fights the raid was average at best
@@jaydubs6354 Wait, besides the gun fight part, you literally described John Wick movies... For sure I would say they reinvented gun choreography but John Wick still is one guy vs 100's of goons barely ever getting hurt cause he has magical bulletproof suit and what not... Lets be real here.
"If you could turn interpretive dance into an action movie." is the perfect description of "John Wick".
"Fortis fortuna adiuvat"
translates roughly to "fortune favors the bold/brave"
Sounds something that Drake would say. Not talking about the groomer one.
If I remember from school correctly, that's exactly what it means. 'Fortuna' is a noun. She was a goddess. Adiuvat translates as 'he/she/it favours/helps'. The ending of the verb is what tells you who is doing the verb. Fortis translates as 'the bold/brave/strong (amongst many other possible synonyms)'. I hope my Latin teacher is proud now 😂
That's what I was thinking but I wasn't sure.
@@JamesSmith144 That makes perfect sense. "Fortis" as in "fort," "fortify," or "forte" and "adiuvat" as in "aid," "advocate" or "adieu." Looking at the roots of modern languages can always shed a bit of insight.
6:10 Apparently, she actually crawled over to him and THEN died in his arms… 💔😭
There's a fan theory that John's wife was a veterinarian, that's how he knew about the clinic, which was also close to where she died.
So, in my own personal head canon, Daisy came from the clinic, and John's wife acclimated the dog to him by exposing her to his clothes that bore his scent. She trained Daisy to associate John with love and comfort. That's why the dog took to him so quickly and crawled to him as she was dying.
Of course this is just random spitballing with no evidence to support it.😂
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Beautiful thought. ❤️
@dr.burtgummerfan439 it sounds so perfect I will make it my Canon for this move😢❤
Yeah not cannon. It was dragged, the physical evidence & geometrics tells you that
@@sharronbrennon899 I understand it is not Canon it just makes it more emotional for the story
17:25 -Must watch Constantine, then you get someone who walk between worlds.
YES, a reactor recognized the knife to the artery!! Thank you, awesome Maple!
the subclavian artery
Michael Nyqvist who played Viggo was from Sweden. He's also known for playing the character of Mikael Blomkvist in the original Swedish version of "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo".
He sadly passed away in 2017.
A very Fuck Cancer to all who read this..
Those movies were great. Almost as good as the books.
The puppy crawled over to him before it died. True love of a dog
Not many people notice that it always makes me sad.
It's even more sad that if John hadn't been knocked out so long, she might've still been saved. Her death wasn't a certainty. She died because they beat John so much he was unconscious for hours while she slowly died. She might've only JUST died when he woke up.
No, it didn't it was dragged or kicked by the baddies. Doing the typical mafia thing.
@@vladyvhv9579No. she crawled herself to him. Why would the guys drag her instead of lift or throw her, being so small? Or why do it at all? The movie telling is saying she crawled to him, with that slow pan of blood from start to him.
Yep. Super sad and an extra kick in the gut for John. Some people miss it but I feel like the filmmakers intentionally provided the slow pan of the blood to reveal her neatly and conveniently snuggled with him. She went to him in her last moments it’s crystal clear.
let this be a lesson to animal haters everywhere, Don't ever kill the dog of the most feared and deadly hitman that ever lived unless you want him to come after you with a vengeance
I would become John Wick
Whew. Thanks brother. I almost went there.
@@ptuffgong8504 you're wolcome
How is your comment 12 hours old on a video posted 4 hours ago
@@wiker680 beats me
Maple has a great feel for film language, and not a lot of people do, so I'm glad she was vocalizing what she was feeling.
I always wonder, when I see a reaction to this or watch it with others, if I am the only one who thinks it looks like Daisy crawled over to him… I doubt that the guys gently slid the dog to be by him.
No, you are correct. The camera angle is on purpose, showing the blood trail of Daisy crawling to him
She did and passed
John, retired for his love relationship, was being as harmless as Daisy. At the end he is back as a pit bull.
More like T-Rex
But pit bulls are sweet and gentle if you don't train them to be nasty.
I love the symbolism of John destroying the foundation of his new life, the basement floor, to re-enter his old life, the guns and coins. Poetry.
15:23 Maple could be describing John Wick's alter ego, John Constantine
At the end of the movie, we see John and his new dog walking past the place where his wife succumbed to her illness.
Marcus was being a homie from the moment he learned about the contract on John.
I saw some video awhile ago during Viggo’s monologue introducing John Wick when he said “I saw John wick kill 3 men in a bar with a pencil” and when John breaks open the floor and opens the crate, there’s a bunch of pencils inside 😂
Watch the second movie. It's better than any fake. You actually get to see him kill 3 guys with a pencil.
@@vladyvhv9579 two guys*😊
8:42: note: Viggo deliberately gives Josef the cheap vodka right before punching him, then after, goes and drinks the better vodka himself; one drink to waste, the second drink to savor, because it’s probably the last one ever. 😮
One of the greatest love stories ever. They don't just kill Daisy - Daisy crawls to John's side with her dying breath. It's also a story about order and chaos. John was a force for order, until Iosef blew that up. Viggo wants to maintain order, but has gotten so powerful that he can no longer deny his own ego. I feel bad for Viggo's older son, who almost beats John twice, but can't stop the idiots around him.
You're trying to count the bodies and I'm over here like "the answer is ALL. All of them"
The henchmen with the neck tattoo who throws John over the balcony played one of the Agents in The Matrix Reloaded. The older Asian man stitching John up also played the Keymaker.
I noticed that, because John Wick is blue (i.e. depressed) and mourning his wife's death, most scenes have either blue, gray and/or black as the main background color. His suit is also black, so is his car (contrary to his wife's car, which is white) and so on. His wife definitely brought light to his life and we see this not only through the cars' colors, but (among other things) the Daisy dog, which was a tiny, fragile female with white fur, while John Wick, at the end of the movie, ends up rescuing a dog, but the dog is larger, stronger, it's a male and its fur is dark.
the gold coins represent more than monetary value. They are tokens of membership in the secret society, and can be used to trade for weapons, medical care, lodging, drinks, and favors.
In this move, the coins represent an invitation to the secret underworld.
Paying with the coins provides a sense of security because the killers have a code of conduct.
The coins are about respect, not wealth.
Actually, they don't represent any monetary value, as seen in the 3rd movie. They're only worth what you'd get if you melted them back down to base gold and sold that for. Or what a collector might pay for them. They're just really fancy arcade tokens.
They are killing collectors, you have near 480 coins in... And that's not all (look JW 2. 3. 4)
I just love how John kills like 42 people but everyone harps on the killing of the dog
John would have killed far less than that if Viggo had just accepted that his garbage heap of a son Iosef was a lost cause.
@@0okamino right? and the best part is nobody would have had to die if viggo had a strong pull out game, his son was the sole cause of all of this
I'm surprised Maple didn't recognize the son from Game of Thrones...
I don't know if this is true or not but apparently Alfie Allen the actor who killed the dog said he felt so bad that the rest of filming he spoiled the dog and play with it the whole time
Reek had prior experience at being a dog, so of course he did! LoL
Wait, was it Iosef (Allen) that killed the dog? I thought he just gave the order and Victor (Toby Moore) did the deed.
It was actor Omer Barnea who kills Daisy. He’s the one with the baseball cap that threatens Aurelio with the gun and is playing video games at the end.
It was Gregori (Omer Barnea) who did the awful deed, and yes, according to owner and trainer Kim Krafsky, Barnea did feel really bad about the role, so he would cuddle and play with Andy (Daisy) whenever there was a filming cut. Never underestimate the effectiveness of puppy therapy.
This movie is the definition of what happens when you pair an actor like keanu with a director who spent his career as a stuntman. A bonafide action shooter without all the clunky dialogue and exposition because they just get down to business and thats why we love it
Sadly, Lance Reddick, the actor who plays Charon (the Continental's concierge) passed away quite recently. I know that his character resonated a lot with audiences -- the guy is an intensely likeable character. Soft-spoken, polite, eloquent, and he's kind beyond his mandate. And sadly, I was almost completely unfamiliar with the actor outside of John Wick. He plays the character so well, and so convincingly, that when I came across the "Toys R Me" sketch via Funny or Die, it absolutely BLEW MY MIND that THAT was Lance Reddick, too. Rest in Peace, Lance Reddick!
A lot of people know him from The Wire. He is SO GOOD in that show. He and Andre Braugher died last year, both Black icons of crime TV and well-loved by just about anybody who knew them. Such a shame that such good men died in their early 60s. I miss them already :(
There's a lot of things the Wick franchise doesn't explain, leaves things to your imagination a bit. Best I can guess, it that the gold coins have no monetary value. Their value is equivalent to a "favor." Essentially priceless.
My favorite thing about reactions to John Wick is how immediately on board 100% of the audience is with his vengeance
31:01 - Maple coming to the exact same realization Viggo did 😆
You have the rare opportunity to see this man age in reverse. Just watch the movies in the right order. Spoiler: it's the same in both directions.
He’ll be 60 this September, and he might actually start looking 60 in another 20 or 30 years.
@@0okamino He's three days older than me. OTOH, I think I look about 20 years older than him - I sure feel that way sometimes😆
Speaking of Die Hard and Rambo, there's an Epic Rap Battles of History video called John Wick vs. John McClane vs. John Rambo.
The 4th John Wick has a post credit scene.
"What in the choreography is happening?" Is such an on-point quote for 1st Time Viewers of John Wick. 👍🏼. Sounds like Maple's got a few bangers scattered throughout.
Dang, the fact that you even mentioned Drive with Ryan Gosling explains so much. Can't wait to watch your reactions once you've actually entered maturity.
"If you could turn interpretive dance into an action movie"
Holy crap! I've seen years of reaction videos to this movie and you nailed it right there with that one comment!!! 😮
Unknown if you've been filled in on the bouncer Francis's dialogue. He lost 60 pounds, but said 27 kilograms, he was telling John the number of guards in the place. John thanked the information by sparing his life.
I named my dog Daisy because of this movie.
In hindsight, I should’ve known better.
Miss you, my little love.
Every other action movie before this either never showed people reloading, or used it to create a pause in the action for some dialogue. This made reloads part of the choreography.
Credit to Keanu too, because he actually went and learned to handle a gun to pull those moves off.
That tattoo means "Fortune favors the brave"
The amount of weapons training Keanu went through before each movie shows incredible determination to his craft. Man went all in for this role.
Weapons training. Driving training. Using weapons while driving training. He put in the work.
Viggos son would have never met John cause he left “5 and change” years ago and most likely kid was at a boarding school back home cause he has an accent and in his early 20’s so they knew about the son but no one knew what he looked like hence why John didn’t know him either only by name (Aurelio’s garage)
If I was Viggo, Iosef would have been raised with his very own picture of John, and the words “Avoid crossing this man at any cost, or I will be burying you myself” written very clearly on it.
Funny little fact is that the actor who played the doctor is the same actor who played the key maker in the matrix
John's wife is played by the actress from iRobot, which I loved when I was younger.
This franchise manages to put whole WORLDS of meaning into the word "Oh...".
you need to watch the original version of this movie, it has stylized subtitles that add a lot to the story....even a version with normal subtitles....good reaction still...edit: looks like it has them in some parts but not others...weird
"Why no one ever does that ? In other movies ? The jackhammering" This is exactly why john wick 1 is in my opinion the best action movie ever, the details are insane, and everything actually make sense, this is exactly how one would do, how one would fight in CQB mixing short range gunning and martial arts, it's just so smooth and logic
Just like the scene in Rome in t he 2nd or 3rd dont remember, in the tunnels where he has a shotgun and pushes the barrel onto a stunned ennemy while reloading
"The whole side of that car is jacked up"
Lol. Welcome to John Wick. Where cars and motorbikes go to die.
Viggo says "Oh...." out loud... but in his head right after "Oh" he said "FUCK!!!" in his head lmao
The stuntmen in this film helped plan the fight scenes and how to film them so you are always right where the action is. Keanu trained for months for this movie with guns, reloading how to move with them and hand to hand fighting. I have seen Police SWAT people and marines, navy seals and martial artists analyse the scenes and they all say he is spot on with everything. It was due to these facts that this film looked so good and got so well rec'd by everyone.
6:16. Everyone that watched this movie was instantly convinced of the wrath of John Wick. And ready for his revenge.
FORTIS FORTUNA AUDIUVAT tattoo on John Wick's back means: FORTUNE FAVORS THE BOLD/STRONG in Latin. One of my favorite Latin phrases is SI VI PACEM, PARABELLEM which means: IF YOU WANT PEACE, PREPARE FOR WAR. Coincidentally, PARABELLEM is the title for John Wick 3.
‘Who is John Wick ?’
That’s a question we all asked and we all said the same thing when it was explained
‘ Oh ‘
The tattoo across his back reads "Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat," translated from Latin into, "fortune favors the bold." It is reminiscent of the motto for the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines
So I think the best indicator of just how seriously people take John Wick is when the Russian calls the mechanic and is ready to start fishing out the threats and warnings, until the mechanic answers (after the Russian father asks if he actually had the nerve to hit his son), he says "Yes sir, I did. Well...umm...sir I hit him because he stole John Wick's car and killed his dog.". It's the very simple "Oh". That the old man says. Suddenly no longer angry at the mechanic in any way as if to say "Well yeah, if you didn't hit him I would have.". That small little "Oh.". Says everything. LOL.
Maple just staring mouth agape, when John goes straight to the chop shop was priceless. She was really not expecting him to track down the location so easily, and it set the tone to this reaction perfectly
My favorite part of this movie is the intricate criminal underworld that it gives peeks into. The mysterious hotel for killers where nobody dares violate the rules, the cleaners, the crime lords, a whole society that runs on these little gold coins. It’s not over-explained so you just wonder and fantasize about how it all works.
Rumor has it the dog Keanu takes with him at the end, is/was his dog in real life.
It turns out that it is just a rumor. He has said that he just hasn’t found enough time to dedicate to being a responsible pet owner, which he feels a pet deserves. He is very fond of and kind to animals, though.
Now Maple has to watch "Keanu"
11:31 The tattoo, "Fortis Fortuna Aduyat" is Latin, meaning "Fortune favors the bold".
The stain on these floors is 100% organic 😂😂😂
24:55 he didnt miss he was alerting him on the intruder 😅
Fun fact: IRL each of those gold coins would be worth around $2,500
She said "What in the choreography is happening?". I almost choked on my food. :)
even tho its only hinted at in this one, i do like the little glimpses we get of this strange udercover hitman underworld John belonged to.
Fun Fact: The guy who killed the dog felt so bad he played him through the entire set non stop
If you didn't recognize him, the actor playing Viggo's assistant also plays Mayhem in the Allstate Insurance commercials.
13:08 "Imagine just getting absolutely railed in the freaking gooch right before you get shot and die." I never thought about it, but that would indeed suck.
Maple wanted John to have powers so bad lmaoo but he really is just that good lmaooo
Think of also like this. If people on Elm Street were afraid of Freddy, then John Wick is who you'd call to eliminate Freddy. lol. If a Mob boss is afraid of him, then he's definitely someone to be afraid of.
2:22 having lost my spouse also from illness seeing this scene had me tearing up and you saying you have to name the dog Daisy made me laugh. I have seen the whole movie series. Daises were Helen’s favorite flowers and what are on the bracelet he carried from the hospital.
So Keanu is apparently super well trained in tactical gun work. Between this, the matrix and his subsequent sequels he's worked a lot on real skills
There are videos out there of him training till his hands bled, you can see the bandages when he trained with the punp action and the tactical quad reload or where is mastering the STI/TTI 2011 Combat Master, the one he used in JW3.
He always wents out full scale doing most of the stuff himself and is training lika a madman and always improving.
When francés told John about the weight he was telling him how many arm guards are in the club
Not that it matters, but if a hardwood floor is properly seal and maintained annually, nothing will stain it. My house has hardwood floors. I maintain it. The floors were here when I moved in (the house is 89 years old). Nothing ever stained it. Not cat urine from a dying cat. Not dog poop with diarrhea, not red wine - nothing. When sealed, it cleans as easy as high grade linoleum.
It's difficult to watch the first 20 minutes of this film. However, watching the rest is extremely satisfying. Baba Yaga!
Really? I thought the whole movie was great. Didn't find the beginning boring at all.
I didn't say boring. I said difficult because of the dog.
@@jxchamb It's not Boring it's Sad very Sad
@@weapon877 Those first 20 minutes are very efficient storytelling. But yes, very sad.
The actor who had to pretend to kill the puppy felt so terrible about it, he had to take a break afterwards, to cuddle and play with the puppy.
When he asks Francis if he's lost weight, that was gangster talk for how many soldiers am I dealing with?
60 lbs meant 60 gunmen.
This is what I call a “righteous vengeance” movie. Django is in the same category. All the violence and gruesomeness is totally justified and is awesome to watch because it’s justified. Love it.
As someone who has been "decked in the balls", I'd gladly welcome death immediately after lol
19:00 The conversation between Wick and Francis is actually much cooler when you realize what they are actually talking about.
You’ve lost weight. “Over 60kg” was actually about how many people they had guarding the place.
27 kilograms, not 60. That was translated to 60 pounds in the subtitles.
There's this whole underworld of assassins and crime that even the cops know not to get involved in. So they know who John is and just let him be because they sure as hell don't wanna end up against him.
The action choreography is so good because the movie is co-directed by stuntman Chad Stahelski, who was previously known for being Keanu's stunt double on The Matrix Trilogy. Needless to say, John Wick was created with Keanu specifically in mind.
15:04”when he resells the house”😅 👀👀👀🤣
16:24 Much Respect to Mr. Lance Reddick.
Taken Way Too Soon.
🙏🏾Rest In Peace 🙏🏾
there are tons of little Easter eggs in John wick. one of the examples is when he went into the club that bouncer that he actually let go it wasn't just for free or just him being nice. when he said that it looked like he was losing weight, the amount that he said he had lost in weight had nothing to do with his weight. it was the number of guards that were inside the club. John, let him live for the information
Marcus is the only one Vigo went to personally to ask to go after John, for a reason. Marcus is a highly skilled assassin, he's not quite at John level, but he's up there. Vigo also knew they were long time friends, and was scared of them joining forces, that's also why he approached Marcus specially.
Marcus could have killed John any of these times he was there. He was lying saying he' kill him, to give him cover to help John instead.
It’s usually not the case for snipers, but in plain sight was the best hiding place for Marcus. Would have continued to be as well had Perkins kept her nose out of it.
His tattoo across his shoulders means “Fortune Favor the Bold”.
I've said it before but one of the things i appreciate about the John wick franchise is that there's not any real level of classical cockiness from the villain. Viggo doesn't just assume one guy can take john out, he's looking to get as many men as possible to squash this, and aside from the ending he never puts himself in a 1v1 or unfavorable situation against John. It's always making sure the numbers are stacked because hes so dangerous. John is just that good
Don't know if you caught it, but the puppy he picks up at the end was due to be put down, it's written on the sheet on the cage.
Thanks for the shout out Maple!
1: A bit of warm/fuzzy: The actor who played the thug that "killed" Daisy actually felt super bad about it and developed a bond with the puppy and bought it from its owner/handler. There's some "fan wank" theories about the puppy crawling to John, but evidence actually points to her being dragged over to him or possibly scooted/kicked across the floor, then positioned next to him, for added insult to injury/mafia scare tactic stuff. This is the John Wick version of the popular severed horse's head trope/cliche.
2: The coins are explained in the third movie as having no actual value. They're symbolic. Just fancy arcade tokens/poker chips that the various underwold people use for transactions. Likely to avoid paper trials and money laundering and whatnot. Less chance of having to deal with the IRS.
3: Marcus is a great red herring. Everyone thinks he's the bad guy, right up until he comments about saving John's life.
4: Hilarious that Mayhem from the Allstate commercials gets taken out by a car. He laughs because Vigo gave him a gun with only one bullet. Just completely mind broken at that moment.
5: Part 2 shows why he loves the car. I won't spoil that here.
6: Remember that Vigo says that John is the guy you send to kill the boogeyman. So, yeah, while he's been retired for a few years, he's still one of the apex level assassins in the world.
7: When he's talking to the guy at the door to the Red Circle, he's asking in code about how many bodyguards Iosif has. Since the guard was honest with him, John decided to let him go. This goes with your comments about him not being fully evil. John may be an assassin, but he's got a code of honor. Possibly instilled in him by Winston, who's a friend and mentor, and possible father figure. He'll kill you if he has to, but if you're not hostile towards him, not helping someone who is, and not someone he's been contracted to kill, chances are he'd rather not kill you. Even seen with him trying to give Perkins a second chance, despite knowing that she's willing to break the rules.
The Allstate Mayhem guy. Lol
the Tat means "Fortune Favors the Bold" loosely
Would’ve been cooler if it was “Fortune Favors the Wicked”
Dinner reservation for 12 was the code word for how many dead bodies are there. 12 dead bodies, 12 gold coins.
What about Francis- it was not about how much weight he lost , that was a code word for how many body guards are in the building.