Refresh my memory; when did this happen in the first movie, and was it Wick himself putting endangering himself as such? Only place I ever recall him sleeping was his house, as Perkins accosted him in the hotel before he ever got a chance to saw a z or two
It was the scene where Marcus is about to shoot him in his bed and Perkins arrives, and of course, the bullet hits the bed instead.
Who in their right mind doesn't at least close the curtains when people are out to kill you? If he was world class, the bed would be positioned out of the view of the window.
Marcus shot the pillow so Wick would wake up and wouldn't be ambushed by Perkins. He might have kept the window open because of the Continental's rule of "No Business on Premises," also it's a movie.
My rationale was definitely that he was on the Continental grounds, so no business allowed. Plus, as stated above, the pillow was specifically shot to alert Wick of Perkins' intrusion in the room.
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Reply by intothenightalone
on October 1, 2017 at 11:57 PM
It was the scene where Marcus is about to shoot him in his bed and Perkins arrives, and of course, the bullet hits the bed instead.
Who in their right mind doesn't at least close the curtains when people are out to kill you? If he was world class, the bed would be positioned out of the view of the window.
Reply by Lucky_Man
on October 11, 2017 at 7:47 AM
Marcus shot the pillow so Wick would wake up and wouldn't be ambushed by Perkins. He might have kept the window open because of the Continental's rule of "No Business on Premises," also it's a movie.
Reply by Renovatio
on October 11, 2017 at 2:27 PM
maybe he just needed a bit of air...
Reply by mav100000
on June 29, 2018 at 9:08 PM
My rationale was definitely that he was on the Continental grounds, so no business allowed. Plus, as stated above, the pillow was specifically shot to alert Wick of Perkins' intrusion in the room.