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Topic	200 million and an empire of your own... But John Wick is coming for you.
Dash_Harber 04/28/17 2:21:37 AM #37:	wolverinev2 posted... Dash_Harber posted... wolverinev2 posted... because while it is kind of interesting to see just HOW he got so good and became the killing machine. This is exactly what my problem is. The Star Wars prequel proved that some questions are best left unanswered. No matter what you do, you are bound to disappoint one segment of fans. The ambiguity of his character is part of what makes him so interesting. Answering those questions is like pulling back the curtain on a magic trick. John Wick: I went to the gun range for 8 hours a day and trained nearly nonstop. (That's pretty much at least what Keanu Reeves did, and it makes me wonder if any TV actor would want to go THAT far with the training. ) I know, I saw his training video. That was crazy awesome. But can you imagine them trying to film his 'impossible mission'? There is no way to film it and keep everyone satisfied. People's imaginations are one of the best tools in a storyteller's arsenal, and prequel shows that exist only to explain ambiguities are a complete waste. <cite>Dash_Harber posted [p:878058319] in 200 millio... [t:75282742]...</cite> <quote><cite>wolverinev2 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dash_Harber posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wolverinev2 posted...</cite> <quote>because while it is kind of interesting to see just HOW he got so good and became the killing machine.</quote> This is exactly what my problem is. The Star Wars prequel proved that some questions are best left unanswered. No matter what you do, you are bound to disappoint one segment of fans. The ambiguity of his character is part of what makes him so interesting. Answering those questions is like pulling back the curtain on a magic trick.</quote> John Wick: I went to the gun range for 8 hours a day and trained nearly nonstop. (That's pretty much at least what Keanu Reeves did, and it makes me wonder if any TV actor would want to go THAT far with the training. )</quote> I know, I saw his training video. That was crazy awesome. But can you imagine them trying to film his 'impossible mission'? There is no way to film it and keep everyone satisfied. People's imaginations are one of the best tools in a storyteller's arsenal, and prequel shows that exist only to explain ambiguities are a complete waste.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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