John Wick Chapter 2/3 discrepancy
At the end of John Wick 2, when Winston tells John he has one hour until he goes excommunicado, his watch reads 3:58pm. In Chapter 3, John goes excommunicado at precisely 6pm. Was this just an error?
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This part is listed as a continuity goof in IMDb:
At the end of John Wick 2 when Winston gives the excomunicado order its 4 pm on his watch and he says John Wick has 1 hour.But in Part 3 he becomes excomunicado effective 6 pm which should have been 5 pm according to the ending in Part 2
and there is this video about some errors in John Wick, the error you mention is at 12:55.
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The scene in the park where everyone's phones are getting texts, and they are all looking at John, is to show that everyone is against him now and they are all just waiting for that hour to be up. This is why even though John is badly hurt, once he sees the texts coming in he starts running.What rule did John Wick break Chapter 2?
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