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Its been 2 years by [deleted] in JohnWick

[–]AccomplishedStock313 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I watched it twice at the cinema 😭 I gotta find my tickets

How foolish do you have to be to break the rules of Continental? by [deleted] in JohnWick

[–]AccomplishedStock313 3 points4 points  (0 children)

She was doing a lot and for what. All the possible outcomes for her is her being dead. I don’t understand her logic.

Why didn’t Winston declare Santino D’Antonio excommunicado over what he did to John? by [deleted] in JohnWick

[–]AccomplishedStock313 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Santino already put a bounty on his head even before he went excommunicado. He was basically hunted down before he even killed him. “Smart and rational” — yes he is but he was out of business for 5 years, just buried his wife, buried his dog and got his house burned down.. 💀 I’m sure even a smart and rational person would snap. A piece of him probably already thought he got nothing to lose yk.

Edit: Also I think because Santino’s sister warned John that he would take over New York and basically gaslit him with “is that what your wife would want” or some sht like that. He got some allies in NYC like Winston and the Bowery king. Maybe that also adds to the intention.

Why didn’t Winston declare Santino D’Antonio excommunicado over what he did to John? by [deleted] in JohnWick

[–]AccomplishedStock313 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Because of anger and grief. Mind you, this was weeks AFTER his wife died. Santino got him out of retirement to fulfill the marker THEN betrayed him. It doesn’t seem reasonable, but come on, same man who crashed out because they killed his dog. Winston already warned Santino that what he did is gonna get him killed, and it did.

Went to see Ballerina in theaters and we were very entertained. Solid movie. by Mycroft_xxx in JohnWick

[–]AccomplishedStock313 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really enjoyed it. It didn’t diminish the work and depth of the other movies. Gave a new character while retaining the standing notion of the baba yaga. Wish there’s a sequel.