Kill Count of John Wick Per Weapon He Used

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With its fantastic choreography, unique styles of actions, and surreal urban setting, the John Wick series had been keeping its audience heart pumping until the credits roll. From Chapter 1 to Chapter 3, John Wick kept up its action franchise in a striking fashion. It was definitely one of the best action movie in recent years. As the Chapter 4 is coming up soon, many of you might be thrilled about John Wick’s kill count from the Chapter 1. Let’s see how many kills had John finished and how he did it.

The John Wick series set in a world occupied by assassins with a surreal style, in which only the killings are the only way to make sense.

Chapter I

Gun Shot: 60 persons.

Slashers: 5 persons.

Explosives: 2 persons.

Neck Breaking: 2 persons.

Strangling: 3 persons.

Car Crash: 6 persons.

Total of Kills: 84 persons.

John killing enemies with DP-12 Shot Gun, which can also be seen in the video game Call of Duty 8.

Chapter II

Gun Shot: 112 persons.

Slashers: 2 persons

A Pencil: 2 persons

Strangling: 1 person

Head to Head: 8 persons

Car Crash: 3 persons.

Total of Death: 128 persons.

John killed two persons with one pencil he picked up from a front desk.

John did a press check for the Kimber 1911 with a single hand (Kimbers are notorious for jamming on the first bullet of a magazine) If it was a Glock or HKP30L.

Chapter III

Gun Shot: 56 persons

Slashers: 12 persons

A Book: 1 person

A Horse: 3 persons

Motorbike: 1 persons.

Head to Head: 5 persons.

An Axe: 1 person

Total of Kills: 79

Total Kills Count of Three Chapters Together: 291 persons

John riding a horse in urban area

John killed the tall man with the book in his hand.

John lived in a world of assassins, every person he met could be a killer behind the ordinary appearance. Most assassins were mercenaries but had to take the orders from the High Table. John violated the code, and he was hunted as a result.

Some said that the plot of John Wick series was getting dull one after another. However, John Wick series were never made to deliver an indispensable story. The idea of its plot appreciated the style of less is more and to provide a delirious joy of violence in the name of fairness. “Someone has to pay” was the thesis, and execution was the body part. In fact, the film might be less exhilarating if it was heavy plotted.

Different from conventional action film, the setting of John Wick series did not present any police force or law enforcement. Gold, credits and debts were the things could be used to trade. The assassins that lived in John Wick setting, “lived by a code”. The code was something obscure to the audience but extremely clear to the characters. Throughout the film, John either had to follow the code or fight against the code depended on which side he chose, but either way he had to do it with violence. That was how John Wick could keep the audience on the edge of their seats—violence was excused with overwhelming aesthetics.

It was a pure action film, and a marvelous one that you can recommend to your friends without any spoilers. If you haven’t watched the previous series, it’s time to catch up. If you did, you can find the exiting trailer of Chapter 4, and let’s wait its release in anticipation.