John Wick: Chapter 4

You want to die? That's your choice. A good death only comes after a good life.

— Killing a man can turn him into a martyr. Letting him live... tells the world he's a coward or a turncoat.
— So what are you?
— Aggrieved.

After all, a man has to look his best when it's time to get married. Or buried.

Fools talk, cowards are silent but wise men listen.

And it is the killing that gives you purpose. A man without purpose... is nothing.

— Saying goodbye?
— Saying hello.
— You think your wife can hear you?
— No.
— Then why bother?
— Maybe I'm wrong.

Caine: — Those who cling to death, live.
John Wick: — Those who cling to life, die.

There are three types of men in this world. Those who have something to live for, those who have something to die for, and those who have something to kill for.

— Ned Kelly's final words as the hangman slipped the noose around his neck were "Such is life." "Such is life." Can you imagine the acceptance, the defiance?
— Today is not the day you will die.
— Of that, I am sure. You have the unshakeable faith of David, my friend, but you shouldn't be here. This will not be pleasant.
— Such is life, sir.

A man's ambition should never exceed his worth.

Coyness, Mr. Nobody, is a pathetic trait. A miscalculation, in which by trying to hide our ego, we let it appear stark naked.

My father used to say, "How you do anything is how you do everything."