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Sudden Death is one of my favourite JCVD films (and not as a guilty pleasure) along with: Hard Target, Nowhere To Run, Assassination Games, Second In Command, Universal Solder & 6 Bullets. So there's no doubt that Enemies Closer will join my Van Damme collection.
http://www.worstpreviews.com/headline.php?id=29992
In a new interview, "Die Hard 6" writer Ben Trebilcook revealed a few details about the new movie. He said: "Without spoiling too much, I can say that McClane (Bruce Willis) is invited to Tokyo by the Nakatomi Corporation to be commended for his bravery and efforts in saving 36 lives, celebrating this on the 30th anniversary of the Naktatomi Hostage Crisis. It's not a double-act buddy-buddy story. McClane began on his own and should end on his own. Of course he's had assistance in various guises, aiding him in his ventures; but it's not 'Lethal Weapon' or a Jackie Chan film."
Please let this be true! This is the best possible way to end the series that I could ever imagine.
No, Brady, you shut your filthy, lying mouth. You liar. There's no way 'Die Hard 6's plot will be that good. No.
I want Sgt. Al Powell damnit!
Jackson popping up again seems like pointless fan service to me although as long as they come up with a good reason for his appearance I'm fine with it, really liked him in the 3rd film.
Holly and Powell, please. Maybe Argyle, as a cameo?
"If this is their idea of Christmas, I gotta be here for New Years" ;-)
McClane and his son got their shit together and work as a team. They don´t waste time with constant denial, but try to learn from each other.
Holly and Lucy do back office stuff, supported by Argyle, who has a day job as a high profile insurance investigator, thus knowing his way around a lot of skills, including being a killer detective. When he hears his old pal McClane has a job for him he´s more than excited to jump on the train.
Samuel L. Jackson´s character heard of Argyle when he was in a McClane-PTSD group. Argyle´s personal development inspired Jackson to pull himself together and make more out of his skills as a radio technician, so he´s got a company now constructing electronic devices, the NSA and CIA being among his clients.
Al Powell is mayor of LA and national combat shooting champion with his legendary .357 Magnum. He complains a lot about how being a mayor compromises his fitness routine.
The film has great lighting and colours, none of which are made by computers, though it would be ok if it was shot digitally.
I think it is easier to count how many films won't have a sequel in 2015 now lol
As for die hard 6 I will believe it when I see it I am hoping for a great film but we shall see.
Also, Dexter Fletcher will be directing the long-in-development Freddie Mercury biopic:
http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=112267
Sounds like the start of a series.
Channing Tatum looks surprisingly cool.
@boldfinger, I don't know how to feel about 'Jupiter Ascending,' either. I loved 'The Matrix' trilogy, never bothered with 'Speed Racer,' and I hated 'Cloud Atlas,' so we'll see. I'll probably wait for it to hit blu-ray before I watch it, unless the full trailer or a second trailer gets me excited.
So was I. I was talking to a good friend about it last night and he was saying that it's best to cast unknowns in biopics, so he thinks Ben will do a better job instead of people saying "Hey, Borat is playing that dude from Queen." But, Sacha looked the part, he can sing, it would've been fantastic. Plus, who is going to really notice that that is Borat or Bruno, in terms of the general audience?
I haven't seen that film yet, as I wanted to read the novel first. But thanks again to the wonderful internet and media, the book was spoiled for me big time and because of that I don't have much ambition at the moment to explore either the film or text.