Disgusting beginning if you are a dog lover. I don't care how good the rest of it may be, after only seeing a few minutes, the DVD is heading back to Netflix.
shareA 100 people die in this movie, then 1 dog dies, in a second, and you can't even really see it...and animal freaks have a seizure. Crazy...
shareugh here i was expecting something like "animals were mistreated during the making of the film", and instead somebody's complaining about a guy killing puppy murderers. what the *beep* kind of fake animal lover is offended at the killing of puppy murderers? the entire reason i like this film so much is because i love animals and get my thrills out of watching puppy killers die brutal deaths. gtfo, poser.
shareThe beagle pups death was sad, but quick & painless. The opening scene of "Beloved" was much more disturbing.
I like that he went on the rampage because they killed his dog, and as usual, wasn't bothered by any human deaths, except Devoe & that Black guy who was watching the girl for him.
The worst part is the end when he steals another person's Pit Bull puppy from the veterinarian's office, that some would have you believe he rescued, and maybe that's the premise they actually meant to be, but it is unrealistic. It was not a kill shelter and it's highly doubtful there was a spare healthy puppy in need of an new owner there. I hope in the next film, the owner of that puppy goes after John Wick and kills him with a pronged choke collar.
I hope in the next film, the owner of that puppy goes after John Wick and kills him with a pronged choke collar.LOL He ain't gonna die, though. He will actually kill the pitbull owner, and then jump out of the screen, track you down and kill you for trash-talking him. share
The beagle pups death was sad, but quick & painless. The opening scene of "Beloved" was much more disturbing.
I like that he went on the rampage because they killed his dog, and as usual, wasn't bothered by any human deaths, except Devoe & that Black guy who was watching the girl for him.
The worst part is the end when he steals another person's Pit Bull puppy from the veterinarian's office, that some would have you believe he rescued, and maybe that's the premise they actually meant to be, but it is unrealistic. It was not a kill shelter and it's highly doubtful there was a spare healthy puppy in need of an new owner there. I hope in the next film, the owner of that puppy goes after John Wick and kills him with a pronged choke collar.
A dog gets offed at the beginning? Cool! It could only be better if it was a cat.
I bet it's all downhill from there though :(
OP you simply must see Revenge for Jolly.
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