--- product_id: 38708146 title: "John Wick" price: "€ 25.73" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://monaco.desertcart.com/products/38708146-john-wick store_origin: MC region: Monaco --- # John Wick **Price:** € 25.73 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** John Wick - **How much does it cost?** € 25.73 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [monaco.desertcart.com](https://monaco.desertcart.com/products/38708146-john-wick) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description From Summit Entertainment and the producer of CLASH OF THE TITANS and THE TOWN comes a tale of adrenaline-fueled revenge and redemption. When a retired hit man is forced back into action by a sadistic young thug, he hunts down his adversaries with the skill and ruthlessness that made him an underworld legend. Review: Both John Wick movies have become my favorite action movies since The Matrix. - I'm not a big fan of over-the-top action movies. I was a police officer for 7 years, and I've been in a lot of fights and dangerous situations. Most of the movies I see are so fake, they're hard to watch. When you watch John Wick, you'll see the main character wrestling with foes to get their guns away, running out of bullets mid-fight and having to reload, and most fights end up on the ground, just like they do in real life. When he suffocates someone, it takes them a while to die, and the actors struggle for their lives in a believable way. It's all-around good acting from the main cast and everyone that's just there to get the body count higher. The stories in John Wick and John Wick 2 are great. In the first, John Wick tries to retire from his assassin career after his wife dies of an illness. She gives him a dog so he can love something when she's gone, and he finds a way to have hope through his relationship with the animal. That is until someone breaks into his house to steal his car and kills the dog, causing him to get back into his old ways to get revenge. It's a believable setup and the love and loss of his wife and then dog are heart-wrenching. There is a main set-piece that deserves special mention as well: the Continental Hotel. It's run by the shady element John Wick comes from, and is filled with people like him, but there's one special rule to the place, that no "business" can be conducted on the premises. This makes the hotel a sort of sacred ground and gives it its own life, as it features prominently in both the first and second movie. What also makes the world of the John Wick movies feel real are the use of gold token coins. John has a lot of them, and they're accepted as currency in different places and by different people. When he pays someone in a coin, it makes the world feel like it has existed long before we see it, that the ecosystem didn't just start when the viewer arrived to see it like some movies do. The second movie's plot involves John Wick having to repay a debt he owes someone from when he first started his career. This forces him out of retirement until his debt is paid. The plot of the second movie isn't as motivating as the first, but the action is even better. There are more fight scenes, and the quality and duration is higher. The gunplay in both of these movies is outstanding. John Wick has supernatural aim with weapons, and it's not like other action movies where the heroes spray bullets everywhere and no one can ever hit what they're aiming at. Keanu moves like a police officer or a soldier, always aiming down sights and prepared for what is coming around the corner. He shoots people in the foot or chest to cause them to drop their guards so he can finish them off with a headshot. He's also not a "good guy", so he kills the people that are trying to kill him without a second thought. I often watch movies where the hero lets the bad guy go and regrets it later. This would never happen with John Wick, and I appreciate him more for that. I rented the John Wick movies at Redbox, and after I had returned them I found myself thinking about the action sequences again and again. I had to buy them to add them to my collection, and they were just as good during the second and third viewings. They've topped my list of favorite action movies, and I recommend them to anyone who likes expert gun-fighting scenarios without being unrealistic or over-the-top with gore and explosions. I recommend both movies. You don't need to see the first to appreciate the second, but you really should see both as they're that good. Eleven out of five stars if I could. Review: Keanu Reeves Kills, Maims, and Wills 'John Wick' to Success - 'John Wick' came to us in theaters during an influx of assassin-related films seemed to be hitting the theaters across the globe. To break away from the pack Keanu Reeves needed to will the film through the similarities between the sub-genre and lot of films that came out during the time period. When you look at films like 'Safe House' or 'The Mechanic' it becomes evident that 'John Wick' could linger into the same trap that this sub-genre is susceptible to. Truthfully I love everything about the assassin-related sub-genre, but finding something to truly connect with is a rare breed when considering the formula used to make these films. Looking at Keanu Reeves' acting in 'John Wick' I have come to find this one of his best performances. The entire film revolves around John Wick and his transition from the assassin lifestyle to pseudo-retirement, back to full-time assassinating. While there is a pretty strong cast around Keanu (Willem Dafoe, John Leguizamo, Michael Nyqvist, Ian McShane to name a few) the linchpin that carries the entire film is Keanu. Portraying a wide multitude of emotions, physical stunts and work that is taxing to watch let alone perform, and deep emotional scenes throughout, Keanu delivers from the first scene through to the end. If you couldn't tell already I believe Keanu Reeves absolutely wills the film to success. But with his performance aside I want to hit on some of the other amazing components. The action was raw and exhilarating. Each scene felt like it had to outdo the last and the building up of the drama only seemed to heighten as time went on. The choreographing and fight coordinating worked so well together that they truly did feel like part of the film and not just additions to keep the viewer's attention. The emotion was intense and fulfilling. I think one of the most under rated aspects of 'John Wick' was the raw emotion throughout the story. We are meant to suffer with John Wick as he relives his past, endures the present, and plans for a better future. For assassin-genre films the emotional component his quite high. I also thoroughly enjoyed the entire look of the film. I wouldn't exactly consider the film's color dulled, but the color choices are much darker and more deep rooted giving the entire film a more dark and mysterious feel. I highly recommend 'John Wick' for anyone looking for an action flick, a Keanu Reeves success, or an assassin-genre top title. 'John Wick' is sure to please from first note to the final huzzah. 5 Pumped Up Stars out of 5! ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Contributor | Adrianne Palicki, Alfie Allen, Basil Iwanyk, Bridget Moynahan, Bridget Regan, Chad Stahelski, Daniel Bernhardt, David Leitch, Dean Winters, Eva Longoria, Ian McShane, John Leguizamo, Keanu Reeves, Keith Jardine, Lance Reddick, Michael Nyqvist, Mike Witherill, Omer Barnea, Tait Fletcher, Toby Moore, Willem Dafoe Contributor Adrianne Palicki, Alfie Allen, Basil Iwanyk, Bridget Moynahan, Bridget Regan, Chad Stahelski, Daniel Bernhardt, David Leitch, Dean Winters, Eva Longoria, Ian McShane, John Leguizamo, Keanu Reeves, Keith Jardine, Lance Reddick, Michael Nyqvist, Mike Witherill, Omer Barnea, Tait Fletcher, Toby Moore, Willem Dafoe See more | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 21,866 Reviews | | Format | 4K | | Genre | Action | | Language | English | | Runtime | 1 hour and 41 minutes | ## Product Details - **Format:** 4K - **Genre:** Action - **Language:** English - **Runtime:** 1 hour and 41 minutes ## Images ![John Wick - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81OhX9tbrsL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Both John Wick movies have become my favorite action movies since The Matrix. *by Z***E on August 14, 2017* I'm not a big fan of over-the-top action movies. I was a police officer for 7 years, and I've been in a lot of fights and dangerous situations. Most of the movies I see are so fake, they're hard to watch. When you watch John Wick, you'll see the main character wrestling with foes to get their guns away, running out of bullets mid-fight and having to reload, and most fights end up on the ground, just like they do in real life. When he suffocates someone, it takes them a while to die, and the actors struggle for their lives in a believable way. It's all-around good acting from the main cast and everyone that's just there to get the body count higher. The stories in John Wick and John Wick 2 are great. In the first, John Wick tries to retire from his assassin career after his wife dies of an illness. She gives him a dog so he can love something when she's gone, and he finds a way to have hope through his relationship with the animal. That is until someone breaks into his house to steal his car and kills the dog, causing him to get back into his old ways to get revenge. It's a believable setup and the love and loss of his wife and then dog are heart-wrenching. There is a main set-piece that deserves special mention as well: the Continental Hotel. It's run by the shady element John Wick comes from, and is filled with people like him, but there's one special rule to the place, that no "business" can be conducted on the premises. This makes the hotel a sort of sacred ground and gives it its own life, as it features prominently in both the first and second movie. What also makes the world of the John Wick movies feel real are the use of gold token coins. John has a lot of them, and they're accepted as currency in different places and by different people. When he pays someone in a coin, it makes the world feel like it has existed long before we see it, that the ecosystem didn't just start when the viewer arrived to see it like some movies do. The second movie's plot involves John Wick having to repay a debt he owes someone from when he first started his career. This forces him out of retirement until his debt is paid. The plot of the second movie isn't as motivating as the first, but the action is even better. There are more fight scenes, and the quality and duration is higher. The gunplay in both of these movies is outstanding. John Wick has supernatural aim with weapons, and it's not like other action movies where the heroes spray bullets everywhere and no one can ever hit what they're aiming at. Keanu moves like a police officer or a soldier, always aiming down sights and prepared for what is coming around the corner. He shoots people in the foot or chest to cause them to drop their guards so he can finish them off with a headshot. He's also not a "good guy", so he kills the people that are trying to kill him without a second thought. I often watch movies where the hero lets the bad guy go and regrets it later. This would never happen with John Wick, and I appreciate him more for that. I rented the John Wick movies at Redbox, and after I had returned them I found myself thinking about the action sequences again and again. I had to buy them to add them to my collection, and they were just as good during the second and third viewings. They've topped my list of favorite action movies, and I recommend them to anyone who likes expert gun-fighting scenarios without being unrealistic or over-the-top with gore and explosions. I recommend both movies. You don't need to see the first to appreciate the second, but you really should see both as they're that good. Eleven out of five stars if I could. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Keanu Reeves Kills, Maims, and Wills 'John Wick' to Success *by T***G on June 28, 2016* 'John Wick' came to us in theaters during an influx of assassin-related films seemed to be hitting the theaters across the globe. To break away from the pack Keanu Reeves needed to will the film through the similarities between the sub-genre and lot of films that came out during the time period. When you look at films like 'Safe House' or 'The Mechanic' it becomes evident that 'John Wick' could linger into the same trap that this sub-genre is susceptible to. Truthfully I love everything about the assassin-related sub-genre, but finding something to truly connect with is a rare breed when considering the formula used to make these films. Looking at Keanu Reeves' acting in 'John Wick' I have come to find this one of his best performances. The entire film revolves around John Wick and his transition from the assassin lifestyle to pseudo-retirement, back to full-time assassinating. While there is a pretty strong cast around Keanu (Willem Dafoe, John Leguizamo, Michael Nyqvist, Ian McShane to name a few) the linchpin that carries the entire film is Keanu. Portraying a wide multitude of emotions, physical stunts and work that is taxing to watch let alone perform, and deep emotional scenes throughout, Keanu delivers from the first scene through to the end. If you couldn't tell already I believe Keanu Reeves absolutely wills the film to success. But with his performance aside I want to hit on some of the other amazing components. The action was raw and exhilarating. Each scene felt like it had to outdo the last and the building up of the drama only seemed to heighten as time went on. The choreographing and fight coordinating worked so well together that they truly did feel like part of the film and not just additions to keep the viewer's attention. The emotion was intense and fulfilling. I think one of the most under rated aspects of 'John Wick' was the raw emotion throughout the story. We are meant to suffer with John Wick as he relives his past, endures the present, and plans for a better future. For assassin-genre films the emotional component his quite high. I also thoroughly enjoyed the entire look of the film. I wouldn't exactly consider the film's color dulled, but the color choices are much darker and more deep rooted giving the entire film a more dark and mysterious feel. I highly recommend 'John Wick' for anyone looking for an action flick, a Keanu Reeves success, or an assassin-genre top title. 'John Wick' is sure to please from first note to the final huzzah. 5 Pumped Up Stars out of 5! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great action movie *by S***R on January 2, 2020* John Wick is a fairly "simple" story. Keanu Reeves plays an ex-assassin who left the profession to get married. His dying wife gives him a puppy so he will not be alone when she dies, and the son of a Russian mobster, not knowing who he is, breaks into his house, beats him up, steals his car, and worst of all kills the dog. From that point, it is Keanu killing everyone in sight to get revenge. Of course, every action movie Keanu does is going to be compared to the Matrix movies. This does have very similar fight scenes with a lot of martial arts and shoot-em-up "gun-fu" as they call it. The fight scenes are more realistic than the Matrix, obviously, and Keanu is not quite as indestructible as he is in those movies. Almost, however. The supporting cast includes a great mix of notable and character actors including Alfie Allen, Adrianne Palicki, Lance Reddick, Ian McShane, John Leguizamo, and Willem Dafoe. It seems like everyone involved was having fun with the movie, being serious about it, without taking it too seriously. For those who get the 4k disc, the movie looks and sounds great. The UHD disc has the movie and all the extras, which include about 45 minutes or so of making-of and behind-the-scenes material, the best of which show that Reeves is still committed to doing as many of his own stunts as possible. A good amount of material included, especially since the movie is only about an hour and 40 minutes long. Overall, if you are looking for a good action movie, that flows well, and is a fun ride, this is definitely worth it. It is very violent and bloody, but that works for the type of movie that it is. I absolutely recommend it. ## Frequently Bought Together - John Wick 4K Ultra Hd [Blu-ray] [4K UHD] - John Wick: Chapter 2 - 4K Ultra Hd [Blu-ray] [4K UHD] - John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum [4K UHD] --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://monaco.desertcart.com/products/38708146-john-wick](https://monaco.desertcart.com/products/38708146-john-wick) --- *Product available on Desertcart Monaco* *Store origin: MC* *Last updated: 2026-09-04*