8:54 if there's something I've learned is to never mess with a Doctor. They may have the oath to never do harm, but if they do decide to renounce that oath, they know precisely how to kill in the most efficient and/or painful way possible.
Two things. 1: one reason I really like John Wick is that it is, for the most part, rather realistic. Like, John gets hit and injured, so he’s not portrayed as this godlike man, he’s just really skilled. And most of his kills are head shots. 2: I’ve always thought that a doctor who knows how to really fight, would be a terrifying opponent. They know just where to hit to cause the most pain, or for you to bleed but not die, or die both slowly and painfully. It’s kinda scary.
What's realistic? He wouldn't be able to throw a punch after the very first scene lol. The Bourne movies were realistic, but John wick is hilariously unrealistic
Gotta say, didn't know if I was going to find these that entertaining, but lesson learned. Not only entertaining but a little educational also. Thanks for the channel, good job doc.
@Micheal.J.R is that before or after you get shot and/or stabbed? Or will you kick the gun or knife out of their hand and karate chop their jugular into exploding?
Doctor Mike! I started watching your videos a few months ago. I love how incredibly informative these videos are, and it makes me wanna learn more about the medical field. Thanks!
Не ожидала, что Доктор Майк знает русский !) У вас отличное произношение! Не перестаю удивляться количеству ваших увлечений и способностей. Вы вдохновляете меня работать над собой и развиваться ! Спасибо 🤗♥️
03:39 This isn't as far fetched as you'd think: big dude saw the stab coming and thus could brace himself whereas the stepping of his toes occurs below his line of sight and thus he wasn't braced against. The surprise pain made him flinch and this is distraction enough for John to free his arm from the grip, although as you noted the reaction is exaggerated to be prescriptible on screen.
I was in a bar fight and was held down by seven other guys close to my size, (6 2" 350) and another big guy with a running start kicked me in the face like a football and busted my lip but broke his foot. No concussion for me and not knocked out or any lasting damage. I've been in a lot of fights
I recently saw a movie called The Nice Guys where a dude punched a window to break in somewhere. He slashed his wrist on the broken glass by mistake and collapsed. The scene then cut to an ambulance. Pretty realistic compared to so many other movies and how they portray glass.
I always tell people, the most dangerous thing in the world is a strong man with nothing to lose. EDIT: Also, for those who didn't know, Keanu Reeves took tactical classes for firearm usage and martial arts classes (not sure about the second one) in order to increase the combat accuracy in the JW trilogy.
I actually had the same fall in John wick, I jumped off a balcony, but failed the landing on my side (tried to do a roll but started mid air)… I bounced… like seriously I bounced off the ground and landed again… Was perfectly fine though. Somehow managed to distribute the force. I was also a teenager so I am sure that helped.
When I was a kid, my friend got hit in the back of his head by the butt of a rifle and it killed him. The guys that did it, were bullies that loved to pick on smaller kids. So, Doctor Mike, whats the probability of that happening?
I'm really impressed by this guy's reaction to everything but although there is some point where he thinks that the combat is unrealistic. I'm here to unravel the truth in the combat within every single thing that he pointed out unrealistic about John wick combat. The scene where he cracks the neck of the evil guy when he was trying to drown him, IS a real Juijitsu move, Juijitsu at its finest is about breaking bones while grappling or locking someone. The "unrealistic" flipping move is a martial art called Judo and also mixed with Aikido. I hope this answers your confusion about John wick combat and I love your videos so keep it up!
I think it's one of my favorite videos on your channel. For the scene when he took off his scarf to fight I think it's possible sometimes with adrenaline you don't feel the pain at first and when you're fighting for your life you have no choice. I've learned, lived and felt that in french foreign legion.
I can attest to falling on your back. It can be done. I’ve done it and it was one of my most memorable injuries. I climbed a tree and went strait to my back from 12-18 feet ( I was 15) and the thing that scared me the most was… I had no pain or injuries.
My mom stepped through a glass door when she was in her 30's. I was walking behind her, we were getting food on the table outside. She punctured her artery in the calf by one of the pieces sticking out you were talking about. Fortunately she had it tied up and had something cold on immediately and was driven to the hospital by my dad.
Actually that was a quite believable fight sequence. this move is done by pulling your target with enough force to get them on your back and due to their body being diagonally positioned it tumbles of you with the force you applied causing the throw.
4:32 with that fall in mind, when i moved out i originally wanted the second floor of the apartment building i moved to, but ended up getting a third floor apartment. (which is 2 floors above the entrance and a total of ~40 stairway steps from entrance) i wanted to get one low enough to the ground that if there was a fire and i'd end up in the situation where i'd have to climb out of my balcony window and fall to the grass and soil below and have a higher chance of surviving it. from the third floor however, what would be the best position/motions to minimize physical damage from the landing?
so much more scenes u should react to. Love this movie and love peoples reaction on this movie. its so realistic FIGHT scene wise and some injuries aswell. So accurate. We need MORE
hey dr. mike its funny how i found out about your youtube channel 3 and a half weeks ago (im 15 years old btw) and ik now a lot about the medical world more than i did my whole life in school and actually some of your tips helped me helping more people my dream is to become a cardiologist one day and just watching your videos gives me motivation thank you so much keep doing what youre doing
As a person who recently got into the glass business of doors and windows, there's also tempered glass for windows and doors in your house as well. So at 2:02 yes, the glass can actually look like that when breaking in a full glass door because a lot of housing in the south have tempered glass to help with the temperature of the house to stay cooler.
Those fight scenes where he throws them are actual judo throws. He gets their center of balance on a point and rotates their body around it! It’s really cool.
I been on a Doc Mike binge watch and I feel like everything he reviews boils down to "Thats not healthy" lol. Like baseball bat to the head "Thats bad news" Gunshot wound "Thats also bad news". Dislocation "Not as bad news but still bad news"
About the window exploding: I work as a ”glassmaster” and any full body height glass panel has the requirement of being safety glass, i.e. the kind that shatters into tiny pieces. So that part is actually realistic.
Only tempered glass would shatter this way, it's a safety feature for 2 reasons, during the furnacing process the glass is heated and cooled in a quench to strengthen it which gives it the ability to break into many pieces( known as frags) it also increases its impact standards(usually for high wind zones in particular, such as skyscrapers). The glass shatters so it doesn't cause as much damage or cause as much harm as normal annealed glass(not tempered) which shatters into chuncks like the the video shows you.
Yep. I had the misfortune of running through a "full body height" glass pane as a child. Only it was separated at waist height, so that regulation didn't apply. I ran into the door, putting my palm on the glass to push the door open (rather than the handle) and put my hand right through the glass pane. It did not shatter. It cracked, and large sheets of razor-sharp glass fell over me and my hand. It was not pleasant.
That is glass that is stronger and safer after the it is shaped it is tempered in a special oven, afterward you cant even cut or drill a hole it will just explode into pieces as intended
1:59 Donut Operator mentioned something similar in one of his videos. Some person would punch through a window of a store, and sever their tendons causing bleeding. They would panic and run literally leaving a trail of blood. The dark irony is, them running is making their heart beat faster which actually makes them bleed faster.
I love the trilogy, I just hate how the vfx artists seem to not know that muzzle flashes are supposed to be bright and the gun shot sound effects are always abruptly ending and not loud lol
The amazing thing about John, he does this all within the same month, even few weeks. Like, it is insane the punishment he takes and keeps moving. All because someone killed the dog is wife who passed away left him. What a tank.
He his 100% right with some going through a glass door. My brother in law jumped through a glass sliding door when he was young and got lucky nothing cut anything major.
I go to an amazing chiropractor (the kind who relieved a compressed nerve in my neck, not the kind who thinks he's going to cure people's diseases by cracking their spine violently) and we always laugh about how people get their necks broken in films because he does the exact same type of movement to me all the time. I'm still alive. (He insists it's a lot harder than people realize for a person to break another person's neck).
John Wick is a cinematic masterpiece of an action movie because there is not a lot of cut on cut fight scenes, and Keanu Reeves does most of his fighting stunts cause he's trained in it. Dude's freaking awesome
you might know a lot about injuries, but clearly not always what it takes to make them, i have seen a guy being beaten with a baseball bat and he broke a few ribs and collarbone, but he's head and arms was okay even though he took some hits there aswell
I can only imagine the horror of having an vengeful Dr. Mike torturing a guy for doing something to Bear. Speaking russian, knowing exactly where to cut to induce the most pain without killing a man.
I’ve saved my own life for knowing basic anatomy well maybe a little more since I dropped out of nursing but yeah know where to hit. As a woman it helps. The exaggerations are what makes the movie I guess lol. But this dr mike is funny af. I love it.
I'd be interested in hearing about sutures. I had one orthopedic surgeon whose sutures were amazing. Another's sutures were definitely not in the same league. Thanks.
My biggest issue with movie deaths is how instant they are, because in reality death is not always so instant unless it's a bullet to the brain or heart. I think movies would be far more interesting and dynamic if the bad guys don't instantly die and keep fighting to their last breath.
Actually, that ”most unbelivable” fight scene is not really. Its a move used alot in wrestling (real wrestling, not WWE). If you look closely, he takes a step forward and uses that momentum to pushes of with his hip and pull her over his shoulder. Considering the size diffrence, he would not need that much strenght behind it.
I love that some times mike describes in detail, how each injury causes the body to hurt and what's the dangers And other times he goes "ye so suffocation is a big problem"
Having seen so many of your videos, I know a thing or two regarding your sense of humor, and that joke at the end was perfect! However, why do I get the feeling that if someone ever did hurt Bear, that joke would quickly become a serious threat?
Just to commit this point, 6:25 - during the judo wrestle, this is very likely realistic, speaking with a view of experience. It's not the way of a kick, but rather the co-directional leg sweep, when executed, his torso almost stays in position and just pivots, but legs can go high enough, when the torso starting to fall.
John Wick is like Batman. When they have preparation time, they beat everyone. The only difference is: Batman has a no kill rule, John Wick has a kill everyone rule.
6:04 She's an assassin. She probably has a high enough pain tolerance that she can ignore the pain long enough for it to go unnoticed by her captor. I mean, if he finds out she's dislocated her thumb before she can attack, her chances of escape drop significantly. And let's not forget that she tried to kill John Wick on Continental grounds. Even though John had decided to spare her, she would have been marked for death by the high table, and would likely be executed as soon as they removed her from the premises. So her motivation for being able to escape unnoticed was likely pretty high. It's likely that it did hurt, a lot, but she had to ignore that pain in order to pull off a successful escape.
On second thought, maybe I'm over thinking things. Even accounting for everything I just said, that still doesn't explain why she shows no signs of pain after she shoots the guy. At that point she no longer has a reason to hide her pain, so you have a good point.
The glass explanation is only partially correct. In your average window you are right most of the time, but some countries enforce the usage of this specially treated glass on windows that reach below a certain height as well as glass doors for safety. There's also an alternative version of this glass which does shatter but keeps the structural integrity enough so the pieces don't exactly fall out. It's a bit more expensive but people: Invest in safety glass if the window you want to install is low enough for you to fall through in case you stumble. It may save your life.
I know movies and tv love the over emphasized neck crack, but most of the “neck cracks” in the wick movies seem to be crushing or breaking the hyoid bone, no? Isn’t that a small delicate bony structure in the throat that usually breaks during manual strangulation or other severe neck trauma? Wouldn’t that be shallow enough to hear a crack??
I'm suprised he hasn't broken his finger like 50 times just from the gun recoil how his fingers are still working and strong enough to break bones is beyond me
6:28 its real it can really happen,its a technique of judo(i do judo)if you do it right you can send your enemy flying like in the film(and all the other techniques in the films are 100% real and do work like that)
Actually most glass panels and doors are tempered glass which does break into millions of tiny pieces like in movies. The difference is that such requires much more force to break compared to movie sugar glass. Hitting against tempered glass is like hitting against a wall.
Would be lovely if you could review some fight scenes in the baki anime. Some of the injuries are quite specific with the animations, so anatomic information would be interesting. :)
8:48 Man, I nearly pissed myself laughing, when all the build-up from Mike having a scalpel suddenly transitioned to a picture of him holding a flamethrower LMAO.
The throws in this video are Judo throws and are very real. The throw where his feet flew above his face is called a Okuriashi Harai (Following Foot Sweep).
So, about the scene where he "kicks" that dudes foot, it's actually possible to make it happen. Well, basically there a lot of judo and jiu jitsu moves in the movie and this move an example, so there is a point on your feet that if you have a good timing and depending on how you're going to move the other person's arms you can make that person fall in a super easy way, and this move is called De ashi harai
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My mother is a doctor and she watches your videos and she laughs at them for thier medical accuracy. Btw i watched the actual the movie and my mother loves that movie spacifucly Love your videos !!
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He is a soldier at start of the movie look at its back a sign represent navy
John wick library scene is the one I want you to diagnose specifically.
Dr Mike should do a react to medical scenes from Nobody (2021)
Please watch the other john wick movies!!!!
Femur jokes heh really tickles my humerus :)
Today I learned that gunshots hurt and suffocation is bad
In the world of John Wick those are just vicious rumors.
Hi craig
but death = 100% cure
No no, you learned that gunshots hurt, suffocation is bad and NEVER under any circumstance hurt bear.
You forgot that stabs hurt too
This literally prepared me for my science exam because I’m learning about the bones.
@AlyceNova lol
Teacher: so how did you study for the test?
Me: ummm funny story...**this video**
8:54 if there's something I've learned is to never mess with a Doctor. They may have the oath to never do harm, but if they do decide to renounce that oath, they know precisely how to kill in the most efficient and/or painful way possible.
@Moltkeys whats it called
@Gammer Games Thats why i said if you strech the logic. Thats why we have laws so you dont bend stuff
@Dominator and who cares anyways yeah but i mean we have law enforcement for that, and then theres this whole argument about vigilantism
There’s a movie about that
@Jason Mason if i stretch the logic a bit, killing a serial killer or smth could count as life preserving
The way he wanted to say how painful it would be but then says welp prob solved since he died 🤣
Two things.
1: one reason I really like John Wick is that it is, for the most part, rather realistic. Like, John gets hit and injured, so he’s not portrayed as this godlike man, he’s just really skilled. And most of his kills are head shots.
2: I’ve always thought that a doctor who knows how to really fight, would be a terrifying opponent. They know just where to hit to cause the most pain, or for you to bleed but not die, or die both slowly and painfully. It’s kinda scary.
What's realistic? He wouldn't be able to throw a punch after the very first scene lol. The Bourne movies were realistic, but John wick is hilariously unrealistic
john wick's awesome but its no where close to being realistic
The fact that Doctor Mike actually has the knowledge to kill you efficiently is high-key scary XD
He’s kill your efficiently, but given his specific skill set, if he didn’t dispose of the body properly, he wouldn’t get away with it for long.
Never try to intimidate a doctor.
Nogha
Meet my mom then she's not a doctor she just is overly strong and knows vital points
Luckily, he's bound by the Hippocratic Oath.
No doctor can take the hit John wick has taken 😭
Would have liked to see the John wick 3 library scene
"Keep the alcohol away", shows picture of a bottle of non alcoholic beer 😂
If I were John Wick then I would totally do parkour in my off time.
"Thanos, we have a problem."
"What is it?"
"John Wick. He survived the snap."
"So what?"
"His dog didn't."
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Ohhhhhh Myyyy God😵
What happen his wife died becouse the snap
Oh no, Don’t mess with John wick especially if you killed something or someone that’s related to his wife or anyone else my god
Oh no
0:10 - Concussion
0:30 - Kick in the gut
0:35 - Broken arm
0:40 - Kick in the face
1:15 - Headshots
1:40 - Glass window
2:15 - Heart stab
2:30 - Neck stab
2:40 - Leg twisting
2:50 - Neck cracking
3:10 - Mouth stabbing
3:30 - Shoulder stab
4:10 - Neck slap
4:20 - Glass in the eye
4:35 - Fall
4:55 - No alcohol
5:10 - Medicine
5:40 - Useless sling
5:55 - Shot in the quad
6:00 - Thumb dislocation
6:20 - Suffocation
6:35 - Shot in the gut
7:10 - Blunt force trauma
7:35 - Elbow dislocation
8:00 - Peroxide
8:15 - Bear mode
Dr. Mike casually: "Yeah so, suffocation is a big problem."
That is an understatement, Sir.
Gotta say, didn't know if I was going to find these that entertaining, but lesson learned. Not only entertaining but a little educational also. Thanks for the channel, good job doc.
6:26 is actually a legit move from judo. It's not a low kick, it's an undercut
@Mainely Smoking UNDERCUT
Come to think about it, a doctor knows exactly where to stab or where to hit to leave you with a deadly injury.
Please, nobody hurts Bear.
@Micheal.J.R is that before or after you get shot and/or stabbed? Or will you kick the gun or knife out of their hand and karate chop their jugular into exploding?
they won't
I want to see his reaction of John falling off a building.
@Micheal.J.R Sure sure, whatever let's you sleep at night.
@Micheal.J.R Bro can u teach me ?
Doctor Mike! I started watching your videos a few months ago. I love how incredibly informative these videos are, and it makes me wanna learn more about the medical field. Thanks!
Не ожидала, что Доктор Майк знает русский !) У вас отличное произношение! Не перестаю удивляться количеству ваших увлечений и способностей. Вы вдохновляете меня работать над собой и развиваться ! Спасибо 🤗♥️
03:39 This isn't as far fetched as you'd think: big dude saw the stab coming and thus could brace himself whereas the stepping of his toes occurs below his line of sight and thus he wasn't braced against. The surprise pain made him flinch and this is distraction enough for John to free his arm from the grip, although as you noted the reaction is exaggerated to be prescriptible on screen.
I was in a bar fight and was held down by seven other guys close to my size, (6 2" 350) and another big guy with a running start kicked me in the face like a football and busted my lip but broke his foot. No concussion for me and not knocked out or any lasting damage.
I've been in a lot of fights
I believe a doctor who's lost everything and goes after the people who killed his family and ruined his job would be a great movie.
Doesn't that already exist
Agree
Che Guavera
@G Genocide good choice
@Violet Moonstone An Apple A Day
You’re reactions and diagnosis for everything is amazing. Thank you for the great videos every time and I love your big bear of a dog 😁
Its absolute admirable that being a doctor and boxer, Doctor Mike manages to also have fun informative content 👍🏼
I can attest that yes, the leg sweep.where wicks legs "went over his head" is absolutely realistic.
I recently saw a movie called The Nice Guys where a dude punched a window to break in somewhere. He slashed his wrist on the broken glass by mistake and collapsed. The scene then cut to an ambulance. Pretty realistic compared to so many other movies and how they portray glass.
Next episode: Doctor reacts to Mike Wick.
@Shatondria Bell hi
Stolen comment
Dr Mike should really do a reaction video with Dr Jordan Wagner
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@Doctor Mike Mike Wick, best action movie ever
I always tell people, the most dangerous thing in the world is a strong man with nothing to lose.
EDIT: Also, for those who didn't know, Keanu Reeves took tactical classes for firearm usage and martial arts classes (not sure about the second one) in order to increase the combat accuracy in the JW trilogy.
I actually had the same fall in John wick, I jumped off a balcony, but failed the landing on my side (tried to do a roll but started mid air)… I bounced… like seriously I bounced off the ground and landed again…
Was perfectly fine though. Somehow managed to distribute the force.
I was also a teenager so I am sure that helped.
Me headache
Google: you have tumour
This guy: you have 12 seconds to die
When I was a kid, my friend got hit in the back of his head by the butt of a rifle and it killed him. The guys that did it, were bullies that loved to pick on smaller kids. So, Doctor Mike, whats the probability of that happening?
Whatever you’re paying your editor, ITS NOT ENOUGH, this is hilarious!!
@ClemiJok Same
"I diagnose you with dead" was my favorite
@AxxL axel not again, you need to come home, moms worried
@Lstr 👀
@evan sebastian lmao
The straight faced "yheh, suffocation is a problem" got me way harder then it should xD
I'm really impressed by this guy's reaction to everything but although there is some point where he thinks that the combat is unrealistic. I'm here to unravel the truth in the combat within every single thing that he pointed out unrealistic about John wick combat. The scene where he cracks the neck of the evil guy when he was trying to drown him, IS a real Juijitsu move, Juijitsu at its finest is about breaking bones while grappling or locking someone. The "unrealistic" flipping move is a martial art called Judo and also mixed with Aikido.
I hope this answers your confusion about John wick combat and I love your videos so keep it up!
I think it's one of my favorite videos on your channel.
For the scene when he took off his scarf to fight I think it's possible sometimes with adrenaline you don't feel the pain at first and when you're fighting for your life you have no choice. I've learned, lived and felt that in french foreign legion.
I can attest to falling on your back. It can be done. I’ve done it and it was one of my most memorable injuries.
I climbed a tree and went strait to my back from 12-18 feet ( I was 15) and the thing that scared me the most was… I had no pain or injuries.
adrenaline or shock, same thing happened to my dad but he kept hitting the branches all the way down breaking his fall and somehow he wasn't injured
I love that Mike not only rated the injuries, but also the accuracy of the Russian.
do john wick 3 throwing knife scene next
I didn't know he speaks Russian
@sad.broken, helpless kid im thinking you're also a different account, and i might be too
@khaotictrash are you trying to make this political?
He was born in Russia and his dad is Ukrainian, makes sense he’d want to judge the accuracy of the Russian in the movie
My mom stepped through a glass door when she was in her 30's. I was walking behind her, we were getting food on the table outside. She punctured her artery in the calf by one of the pieces sticking out you were talking about. Fortunately she had it tied up and had something cold on immediately and was driven to the hospital by my dad.
6:26 is a realistic move from judo if done correctly. You usually want to do this when your opponent is stepping so he's off balance.
Actually that was a quite believable fight sequence. this move is done by pulling your target with enough force to get them on your back and due to their body being diagonally positioned it tumbles of you with the force you applied causing the throw.
4:32 with that fall in mind, when i moved out i originally wanted the second floor of the apartment building i moved to, but ended up getting a third floor apartment. (which is 2 floors above the entrance and a total of ~40 stairway steps from entrance) i wanted to get one low enough to the ground that if there was a fire and i'd end up in the situation where i'd have to climb out of my balcony window and fall to the grass and soil below and have a higher chance of surviving it. from the third floor however, what would be the best position/motions to minimize physical damage from the landing?
I have a good feeling that he's really doing his best to not laugh in the end😂
@Shatondria Bell What the hell
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so much more scenes u should react to. Love this movie and love peoples reaction on this movie. its so realistic FIGHT scene wise and some injuries aswell. So accurate. We need MORE
Laugh and laugh at the clubbing scene! You’re awesome Doctor Mike. Your production team in awesomer!
hey dr. mike
its funny how i found out about your youtube channel 3 and a half weeks ago (im 15 years old btw)
and ik now a lot about the medical world more than i did my whole life in school and actually some of your tips helped me helping more people
my dream is to become a cardiologist one day and just watching your videos gives me motivation
thank you so much keep doing what youre doing
As a person who recently got into the glass business of doors and windows, there's also tempered glass for windows and doors in your house as well. So at 2:02 yes, the glass can actually look like that when breaking in a full glass door because a lot of housing in the south have tempered glass to help with the temperature of the house to stay cooler.
Little did Dr. Mike know John Wick is a licensed chiropractor, hence why there’s so much cracking
@Redneck Rambo ?
@Hauptfach Hauptfach ahhh, there you are Captian Obvious. Thought I lost you for a minute.
John Wick is a chiropractor of sheer fckin will. He will pop that back if it's the last thing he ever does.
🤣🤣🤣
I don't understand sarcasm well so I googled it just to be safe
Those fight scenes where he throws them are actual judo throws. He gets their center of balance on a point and rotates their body around it! It’s really cool.
Love your reaction, we need more Dr.!😂✌🏽
I been on a Doc Mike binge watch and I feel like everything he reviews boils down to "Thats not healthy" lol. Like baseball bat to the head "Thats bad news" Gunshot wound "Thats also bad news". Dislocation "Not as bad news but still bad news"
its bec. hes not just a regular assassins my dear friend...
About the window exploding: I work as a ”glassmaster” and any full body height glass panel has the requirement of being safety glass, i.e. the kind that shatters into tiny pieces. So that part is actually realistic.
Only tempered glass would shatter this way, it's a safety feature for 2 reasons, during the furnacing process the glass is heated and cooled in a quench to strengthen it which gives it the ability to break into many pieces( known as frags) it also increases its impact standards(usually for high wind zones in particular, such as skyscrapers). The glass shatters so it doesn't cause as much damage or cause as much harm as normal annealed glass(not tempered) which shatters into chuncks like the the video shows you.
Yep. I had the misfortune of running through a "full body height" glass pane as a child. Only it was separated at waist height, so that regulation didn't apply. I ran into the door, putting my palm on the glass to push the door open (rather than the handle) and put my hand right through the glass pane.
It did not shatter. It cracked, and large sheets of razor-sharp glass fell over me and my hand. It was not pleasant.
@Ikit Claw I once cracked a glass door by bumping into it
Glassmaster I guess you will survive squid game 4th game.
That is glass that is stronger and safer after the it is shaped it is tempered in a special oven, afterward you cant even cut or drill a hole it will just explode into pieces as intended
I love how this video is mostly Mike watching killers attack each other and saying "yup that's bad".
1:59
Donut Operator mentioned something similar in one of his videos. Some person would punch through a window of a store, and sever their tendons causing bleeding. They would panic and run literally leaving a trail of blood. The dark irony is, them running is making their heart beat faster which actually makes them bleed faster.
I’ve seen the dancing edit scene so many times and it still gets me cracking up 😅😂
I love the trilogy, I just hate how the vfx artists seem to not know that muzzle flashes are supposed to be bright and the gun shot sound effects are always abruptly ending and not loud lol
I can say the rage he felt after finding out his dog died is 100% accurate.
@Ito unnecessary
no
@Ito
You're pathetic.
@Terror Plus the comment says nothing about say something that makes you rage. It says rage in it but not about that
@Ito I don't believe you, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt anyway.
That's a proper threat at the end there. With a good reason. I appreciate that
Never tick off a medic. Those who know how you're put together know how to take you apart.
The ending really sells this whole video, i adore it.
The amazing thing about John, he does this all within the same month, even few weeks. Like, it is insane the punishment he takes and keeps moving. All because someone killed the dog is wife who passed away left him. What a tank.
Dr. Mike: Explains medical terminology and illnesses to his fanbase in detail on a daily basis
Also Dr. Mike: "Death injury"
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He his 100% right with some going through a glass door. My brother in law jumped through a glass sliding door when he was young and got lucky nothing cut anything major.
I go to an amazing chiropractor (the kind who relieved a compressed nerve in my neck, not the kind who thinks he's going to cure people's diseases by cracking their spine violently) and we always laugh about how people get their necks broken in films because he does the exact same type of movement to me all the time. I'm still alive. (He insists it's a lot harder than people realize for a person to break another person's neck).
John Wick is a cinematic masterpiece of an action movie because there is not a lot of cut on cut fight scenes, and Keanu Reeves does most of his fighting stunts cause he's trained in it. Dude's freaking awesome
None of it is realistic at all. It would've been better if they went the more realistic approach
its not
you might know a lot about injuries, but clearly not always what it takes to make them, i have seen a guy being beaten with a baseball bat and he broke a few ribs
and collarbone, but he's head and arms was okay even though he took some hits there aswell
I can only imagine the horror of having an vengeful Dr. Mike torturing a guy for doing something to Bear. Speaking russian, knowing exactly where to cut to induce the most pain without killing a man.
He's a doctor, so the victim would never be in danger of death
You mean that Bruce Willis movie called Death Wish?
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I’ve saved my own life for knowing basic anatomy well maybe a little more since I dropped out of nursing but yeah know where to hit. As a woman it helps. The exaggerations are what makes the movie I guess lol. But this dr mike is funny af. I love it.
Bear is so cute, I think hurting bear would hurt more than the revenge would be.
I'd be interested in hearing about sutures. I had one orthopedic surgeon whose sutures were amazing. Another's sutures were definitely not in the same league. Thanks.
My biggest issue with movie deaths is how instant they are, because in reality death is not always so instant unless it's a bullet to the brain or heart. I think movies would be far more interesting and dynamic if the bad guys don't instantly die and keep fighting to their last breath.
Can we agree on how adorable Dr. Mike is doing movie reviews? 😏
Actually, that ”most unbelivable” fight scene is not really. Its a move used alot in wrestling (real wrestling, not WWE). If you look closely, he takes a step forward and uses that momentum to pushes of with his hip and pull her over his shoulder. Considering the size diffrence, he would not need that much strenght behind it.
I love that some times mike describes in detail, how each injury causes the body to hurt and what's the dangers
And other times he goes "ye so suffocation is a big problem"
@Aniquin Stark the no breath good?
Sometimes it's self-explanatory. No breathing is no good lol
i felt that.
If this guy was my doctor, he’d also be my comedian
Having seen so many of your videos, I know a thing or two regarding your sense of humor, and that joke at the end was perfect! However, why do I get the feeling that if someone ever did hurt Bear, that joke would quickly become a serious threat?
Just to commit this point, 6:25 - during the judo wrestle, this is very likely realistic, speaking with a view of experience. It's not the way of a kick, but rather the co-directional leg sweep, when executed, his torso almost stays in position and just pivots, but legs can go high enough, when the torso starting to fall.
Silly question but can a body recover by itself from internal bleeding?
John Wick is like Batman. When they have preparation time, they beat everyone. The only difference is: Batman has a no kill rule, John Wick has a kill everyone rule.
Agent 47 is like John Wick. They can beat everyone. The only difference is: John Wick is a skilled human, Agent 47 was designed to kill.
Batman kills villains but not citizens
@(Abas 656) The God Emperor Worth the double post xD
John has a kill everyone who HURTS his dog rule*
John has a kill everyone who HURTS his dog rule*
6:04 She's an assassin. She probably has a high enough pain tolerance that she can ignore the pain long enough for it to go unnoticed by her captor. I mean, if he finds out she's dislocated her thumb before she can attack, her chances of escape drop significantly. And let's not forget that she tried to kill John Wick on Continental grounds. Even though John had decided to spare her, she would have been marked for death by the high table, and would likely be executed as soon as they removed her from the premises. So her motivation for being able to escape unnoticed was likely pretty high. It's likely that it did hurt, a lot, but she had to ignore that pain in order to pull off a successful escape.
On second thought, maybe I'm over thinking things. Even accounting for everything I just said, that still doesn't explain why she shows no signs of pain after she shoots the guy. At that point she no longer has a reason to hide her pain, so you have a good point.
The glass explanation is only partially correct. In your average window you are right most of the time, but some countries enforce the usage of this specially treated glass on windows that reach below a certain height as well as glass doors for safety. There's also an alternative version of this glass which does shatter but keeps the structural integrity enough so the pieces don't exactly fall out.
It's a bit more expensive but people: Invest in safety glass if the window you want to install is low enough for you to fall through in case you stumble. It may save your life.
I know movies and tv love the over emphasized neck crack, but most of the “neck cracks” in the wick movies seem to be crushing or breaking the hyoid bone, no? Isn’t that a small delicate bony structure in the throat that usually breaks during manual strangulation or other severe neck trauma? Wouldn’t that be shallow enough to hear a crack??
i like how a lot of what you say is that would hurt about assassins that have spent years training to fight through pain
If John Wick was real, imagine how many more people would be in hospitals right now
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if dr mike was real imagine how many more ppl would stay in those hospitals
Or in graves
They would be in a hospital?
@broken toaster .
I'm suprised he hasn't broken his finger like 50 times just from the gun recoil how his fingers are still working and strong enough to break bones is beyond me
When it came to the leg sweep at 6:33, you’d be surprised at how hard you can throw someone will sufficient technique and power.
Bro this is the funniest thing ever “oohhh broken nose” 😂
Fun fact Keanu actually trained with professionals to do these scenes. Check out the professionals review to see justvhow 👌 Keanu is.
Dr Mike: "Everyone's just wet and dying"
Literally every action movie ever
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I can think of other genres where this might be the case
6:28 its real it can really happen,its a technique of judo(i do judo)if you do it right you can send your enemy flying like in the film(and all the other techniques in the films are 100% real and do work like that)
That one where she just flew into the air was very realistic it’s called a judo flip, and it hurts.
Actually most glass panels and doors are tempered glass which does break into millions of tiny pieces like in movies. The difference is that such requires much more force to break compared to movie sugar glass.
Hitting against tempered glass is like hitting against a wall.
Would be lovely if you could review some fight scenes in the baki anime. Some of the injuries are quite specific with the animations, so anatomic information would be interesting. :)
"Suffocation is a big problem"
Doctors these days really know what to avoid.
@Iida It really is... so is suffocation. You should avoid both if you can.
This reminded me of the ABC-rule of first aid: "A Bone Coming through the skin is very bad"
@Dread Queen hello
Too soon?
Yea
imagine how good the video could be if Doctor Mike knew atleast a little bit about martial arts:)
“Yeah so suffocation is a big problem” I’m dead 💀😭
8:48 Man, I nearly pissed myself laughing, when all the build-up from Mike having a scalpel suddenly transitioned to a picture of him holding a flamethrower LMAO.
The throws in this video are Judo throws and are very real. The throw where his feet flew above his face is called a Okuriashi Harai (Following Foot Sweep).
So, about the scene where he "kicks" that dudes foot, it's actually possible to make it happen. Well, basically there a lot of judo and jiu jitsu moves in the movie and this move an example, so there is a point on your feet that if you have a good timing and depending on how you're going to move the other person's arms you can make that person fall in a super easy way, and this move is called De ashi harai
I think it's related to physics more than Biology
As gravity and all are physics thingy
1,2,3, sweep!
Jew jistu is very skilful indeed
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True, there are throws and kick combos for this, a little hard to set up while injured, but very possible.
Mike, your sense of humour are on point 😂
My mother is a doctor and she watches your videos and she laughs at them for thier medical accuracy.
Btw i watched the actual the movie and my mother loves that movie spacifucly
Love your videos !!
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