Rogers additionally defined that prepping for a sequence with so many shifting elements is “layered.” There’s water, loud music, a lot of folks combating, folks dancing, a sophisticated set. It is loads to take into consideration. Talking about how they really pulled it off, Rogers defined:

“That scene particularly the manufacturing design of the set, mixed with the mechanical results of get the water to do that factor after which simply dissipate, and appear like it is simply popping out of nowhere. There’s large, large hoses, pumping huge quantities of water. The curtain when John Wick walks by means of, simply to look at it stay is like, ‘Oh my god, that is wonderful.’ So the gorgeous factor is once you see one thing stay that is that tremendous, you are like, nicely this will probably be straightforward to make look good in movie as a result of it already appears gorgeous.”

It feels like coping with all of that water ended up being the trickiest half. So, how did they do it? It concerned conserving puddles from forming, particular concrete, and plenty of ingenuity. Rogers added:

“Early on in prep, we had these curtains of rain they usually developed a system for the water to vanish in order that we’re not combating in puddles, and so you may transfer. They make this particular form of concrete that also has traction. It was once a well-known membership in Berlin and it is 4 tales tall and this rain is coming down all the way in which from the highest. Then the battle staff does some combating within the curtain, and also you see how that’s, and also you begin piece by piece, and you then obtained to have a canine and the way does that work out right here? After which the place can we put padding?”