How Shooting is FAKED in John Wick's Movies 🤯

How Shooting is FAKED in John Wick's Movies 🤯 #joerogan #johnwick #behindthescenes #movies #moviescene #keanureeves

Taken from JRE #1995 w/Chad Stahelski

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[everydaychemistry]

I'm glad he mentioned that a blank coming from a normal gun can still kill you at point blank range, a lot of people don't seem to realize that for some reason

Edit: Theres a lot of people latching on to the 10-15 feet part of his comment, and yeah that probably won't kill you, but given that hes talking about John Wick and with how many executions are in that movie, his point still stands.
Edit 2: People are still replying with "nOt aT 10 To 15 FeEt" lmao

[nothumbsgaming]

4 films, he has single handed killed half the world's population.

[sakan]

The fact that this upgrade hasn’t been done for about 50-60 years is mindblowing. Thanks to Chad and Keanu for investing in the action genre and revolutionizing it and also make it safer👌🏼

[viclavar]

I always find it funny in movies how everyone is shooting in close quarters but can hear after lol.

[TheDalinkwent]

Man ive always wondered because they clearly werent using guns and blanks due to the constant proximity, and using CGI adds up and you can still see the recoil which looks legit. Great solution.

[gooberguttle]

michael mann utilizes blanks really well, heat and collateral are the most realistic guns sounds ive ever heard in film

[iamsick]

"hey Jamie. Can you pull up the footage of man fighting a bear with blank rounds"

[martinteece]

So cool to find out about the way these movies were done. I love idea Mr keanu just worked every moment when not shooting a sceen in improving the traits he learnt. And each person who fight in the movie is give a fighting style based around them and charater is done after. So we get idea every main chatater is unique in the fighting.

[vj]

There's an article that goes into depth about how they made this plug gun.

Basically it doesn't shoot blanks at all. It's essentially just a reloader. There's a hydraulic pushback when trigger is held, casing pops out, but Nothing comes outta the barrel. All muzzle flashes are added in digitally.

Not only is it more safer, but you can have a better performance due to the gun recoil and reloading you can do in real time.

[BoBnfishy]

It's so interesting how they have to find work arounds for the lighting and everything

[davidspence]

You need to patent that and call it the Baldwin gun

[robertflood]

The most annoying thing about televised guns is how everytime someone raises their pistol it’s makes a clicking/cocking sound.

[TobleroneCraft]

They also reduce the charge of each blank for some shooters, so they can appear to be handling the recoil.

[roastedturtle]

"That's cool but dont underestimate a grizzly bear. Jamie pull up the video of a grizzly bear firing blanks at John Wick"

[FamousWF]

A blank at 10-15 feet won’t kill you. At point blank it will but that far no. Source- basic training 2017

[cheesecop]

<Alec Baldwin has entered the chat>

[a_live_death]

So that's why everyone took 50-60 bullets before dying in the last john wick.

[jonny-b]

I think it's 10-15". Not feet. No way gunpowder charge is killing you from that far away.

[raducristea]

Its not fake, this is literally called a bfa, blank firing attachemet and its used by the military in blank exercises, so the gun still shoots but doesn't kill

[mesonicmeteor]

I still like that they used live rounds in fmj.