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I'm just glad nothing more came from the rumors of a Honey, I Shrunk the Kids reboot. :p
As for the original 'Die Hard,' I feel nothing will beat it because of the brutal simplicity of it...and, c'mon, it's Hans Gruber.
You have an ordinary cop in a giant building battling numerous bad guys to save his wife and coworkers. It's great. From there on out, the films just got bigger and bigger: building to airport to city to country to world. I called it months ago, 'Die Hard 6' can go one of two ways:
1.) Space
2.) Backwards
McClaine on a cruise ship.
Though I think that could work with Taken 3, too.
OH MY MOTHER LOVING WORD, have Liam Neeson's Taken franchise and Willis' Die Hard franchise mix for DH6 + Taken3.
Both families go for a lovely cruise when the ship is taken by Somali pirates, and they work together to save the ship.
Where's my money, Hollywood.
Don't even joke about such a thing. I am ashamed to admit that it sounds...
completely awesome... :-\"
that said my favorite so far was Die Hard with a Vengence
Too much over emphasis on race issues that weren't necessary, but having an actor the caliber of Sam L Jackson on board did it no harm at all.
Only spoilt by a dull and lacklustre ending at the border line with Simon and the choppers, which up to then, was a very very good movie
I kinda like the alternative ending, McClane and Gruber playing Russian Roulette with a grenade launcher :)
My favourite is the first one but I do like the finale of the 2nd.
The violent scenes can't be helped, but check out the unrated edition for all your "yippie kai yay motherf*cker" needs.
They did shoot it :)
That kicks the other ending's arse! There was another scene that was unfilmed though, right? I can see why they didn't use that one though, as it kind of portrays John as a man with not a lot of options if he isn't on the police force. I still like it, and they could wrap that up in LFODH if they had to. I am hard pressed to watch DDWAV, pause at the last 5 minutes, and turn THIS on.
Then the unrated edition came out, and I loved it. Leagues better than what I watched in the theaters. Then I wanted it on blu-ray, and all I could purchase was the theatrical trailer, which doesn't really make sense to me. So many good movies out there, new and old, that are either not on blu-ray, or don't have the proper editions released.
There was a great TV miniseries called 'Harper's Island' that my girlfriend said she may pick up for me for Christmas. Addictive, fun, and something I can rewatch, even though I know the twists and the ending. The show was filmed in HD, yet it's only available on DVD. Whaaaa?
I just hope they don't make the same mistake with 'A Good Day To Die Hard' and it's lesser rating.
That's my only hope if they do give it a PG-13 rating.