Viggo calling Aurelio - John Wick: Part 1 #Shorts #JohnWick #KeanuReeves

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[PhantomFilmAustralia]

Aurelio could have broken the Viggo's son's legs and the conversation would have ended the same way.

[michaelford]

“Yes sir I did”
Lmfao! The confidence behind that. Aurelio knew he had the high ground!

[fajarnugraha]

Viggo's tone of voice changed from 'intimidating' to 'intimidated' in less than 10 seconds...

[vexmythclast]

The most legendary “oh” in cinema history

[Genthar]

Going from "You better have a damn good reason" to "Damn, that was a really good reason..."

[celticsean]

that "oh!" was the proverbial penny dropping on what he knew was coming. what a scene.

[jakukuja]

"Oh." The moment Viggo realized he lost his son

[neilkurzman]

I just noticed that arrilio was sitting at the shop, drinking and waiting for that call.

[nagatouzumaki]

I love how he was mad at aurelio for striking his son then just suddenly shifts to oh good day sir

[RM-eged]

I love how Aurelio pauses as he tells of the greater sin of killing the dog. It was one thing to steal the car, but the killing of the dog was EVERYTHING!!! Sets the tone for the entire movie. 🍿

[RonStarr]

Oh…
Two letters.
One syllable.
A franchise was born

[careyburleson]

Viggo KNEW that his son getting hit was the VERY least of his problems.

[jaimeedowell]

I like how Viggo took the time to ask for Aurelios side of the story. What a thoughtful Gangster

[therealmonkfromtibet]

Because your son started a movie franchise, death of thousand assassins, and the downfall of the High Table. "Oh."

[getonwithit.]

Viggo's stomach sank right to his ass at this moment.

[thetruth]

The "oh" was the equivalent of " We dead" ....

[BDFields]

I love how Viggo was ready to go scorched earth on Aurelio until he said John Wick’s name

[XxXxXOzoneXxXxX]

Viggo: understood sir, have a great day

[Can_Cem]

This scene will never get old and I don't think there will be another one to top it soon.

[emdocc]

Viggo went from "How dare you" to "ah fuck" with a name drop