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Since the first Die Hard in 1988, John McClane has found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time, with the skills and attitude to always be the last man standing, making him enemy #1 for terrorists the world over. Now, McClane faces his greatest challenge ever, this time on an international stage, when his estranged son Jack is caught up in the daring prison escape of a rogue Russian leader, and father and son McClane must work together to keep each other alive and keep the world safe for democracy.
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5.0 out of 5 stars John's kids are a lot more like him than they'd ever admit
(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } There are those way say that the 5th installment of the Die Hard franchise was the worst of them and some would even say it's not deserving to be a part of the franchise, but I look at it differently.Bruce Willis was 31 when he started filming "Die Hard" and by the time the 4th installment came around he was 48. With the 5th installment he is now 54 years old and although many of us want to see him like he was in Die Hard, clearly that's not possible. He's older, perhaps a little slower both mentally & physically and all his character (John) wanted to do was to reconnect with his son who was on trial for his life in Russia. So initially we think that not only was his daughter estranged to him but now we find out that John Jr. was also estranged. We learn that while Daddy was out kicking butts the children more or less grew up without a father figure. This is something that John Jr. overhead his father say in the movie. While John screwed things up for his son, as time goes on we learn that the son really loves the father and the two of them are off to "save the world".In this light, A Good Day to Die Hard is fitting to be a part of the franchise. John is human and can't be kicking butts all the time, but he shows he still has what it takes in this film. I read that there may be a Die Hard 6 and that Bruce said will be different from the previous 5. At 62 perhaps he'll be passing the baton. Clearly both of John's kids are more like their father.So I actually liked the 5th installment. It was different but a nice way to end the franchise if they choose to do so.
5.0 out of 5 stars Boy Those Die Hard Critics Die Hard Don't They!
Oh for gosh sakes....by the fifth go round there are still people who expect the movie to hit all the first movie's notes. Even movies have to move on! I think this is one wicked action movie and having John McClane go full circle and be the whining stand around is a hoot in my book! Besides he snaps out of it in about 5 minutes as only John would! Bruce Willis doesn't do anything by half measures but he does everything with sly glee in his eye and with that wily delivery of his. It's a really fun show to watch because of him and this new situation he's in with his ne'er do well son arrested and facing the death penalty or life in a Russian Prison!!. Cut em some slack guys. I for one love it and I bet I'm not alone. (and all those other reviewers who don't feel this is Die Hard material and didn't find anything to Marvel at...are probably wasting their time looking for the cameo by Stan Lee). Don't let them spoil your fun. Dad riding to the rescue and getting himself smack dab in the middle of a mess of international proportions not to mention having Dad spoil his son's big mission in Moscow is grist for the Die Hard mill and boy do they grind that grain down. The opening action sequence alone is worth the price of admission with a car chase that has to be seen to be believed! The one liners firing back and forth between Dad and Junior are rapid fire entertainment at its best! The plot also cleverly mirrors their own angst with it's set up of Father and Daughter and makes the goings on even more pointed in the end. Get the movie and have a really exciting evening with Bruce and his new domestic crisis as only it could happen to John McClane. It's great!!
5.0 out of 5 stars McClane's are hard to kill.
"Do you look for trouble to get into? Or does it just find you?"If you weren't a fan of the series up to this point, don't bother. If you have the attention span of a goldfish and can't stop texting long enough to actually pay attention, don't bother. If you actually think "reality TV" is real... never mind.As deep as you want to look there is something to find in this film.Action junkies who live for the thrill of explosions and gunfire will see it. There is the obligatory femme fatale eye candy, although the trailer showed more skin than the actual film. There is an underlying message that success lies in getting up off the ground when you take the punch. And there is a prodigal son motif. IF, that is, you care to actually stop, look, and listen.Any story, though, contains an implicit contract. The listener agrees to a suspension of disbelief as long as the teller doesn't push it too far. The story teller agrees to push right to the line of that disbelief but not cross it.Usually follow up films will cross that line. And the more films in the family, the more likely the line will be crossed.I will be the first to admit that somewhere around the third film, I fell into the category of "how much crap can happen to one guy?" I felt that the envelope had been pushed too far.However, as usual, when the "critics" said it was bad, I said, "well, then I'll probably like it". And, I'm glad I did.This film succeeds. It presses against the boundary of "no it didn't" without quite crossing it. You didn't really expect an orange to fall from an apple tree did you?As far as I'm concerned, it was A Good Day to Die Hard.
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Die Hard Un Buon Giorno Per Morire
"Die Hard - Un buon giorno per morire" è il quinto capitolo della famosa serie di film d'azione "Die Hard", con Bruce Willis nei panni del leggendario poliziotto John McClane. Nel film, McClane si ritrova coinvolto in una pericolosa trama internazionale mentre cerca di aiutare suo figlio, Jack McClane, interpretato da Jai Courtney.La trama ruota attorno a un tentativo di evasione di un importante prigioniero russo, e John McClane si trova a combattere per la giustizia e per proteggere la sua famiglia. Il film offre le tipiche sequenze d'azione adrenaliniche che hanno reso la serie "Die Hard" così iconica, con esplosioni spettacolari, sparatorie e situazioni ad alta tensione.Mentre alcuni fan potrebbero apprezzare il ritorno di McClane e la sua abilità di affrontare situazioni estreme, la ricezione di "Die Hard - Un buon giorno per morire" è stata varia. Alcuni lo considerano un degno capitolo aggiuntivo alla serie, mentre altri potrebbero preferire i film precedenti. Se sei un appassionato della serie "Die Hard" e ami le avventure adrenaliniche di John McClane, potrebbe valere la pena darci un'occhiata.
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Another great movie from Bruce Willis
A great addition to my collection of Bruce Willis movies it is the last one
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Description:
Since the first Die Hard in 1988, John McClane has found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time, with the skills and attitude to always be the last man standing, making him enemy #1 for terrorists the world over. Now, McClane faces his greatest challenge ever, this time on an international stage, when his estranged son Jack is caught up in the daring prison escape of a rogue Russian leader, and father and son McClane must work together to keep each other alive and keep the world safe for democracy.
Reviews:
5.0 out of 5 stars John's kids are a lot more like him than they'd ever admit
(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } There are those way say that the 5th installment of the Die Hard franchise was the worst of them and some would even say it's not deserving to be a part of the franchise, but I look at it differently.Bruce Willis was 31 when he started filming "Die Hard" and by the time the 4th installment came around he was 48. With the 5th installment he is now 54 years old and although many of us want to see him like he was in Die Hard, clearly that's not possible. He's older, perhaps a little slower both mentally & physically and all his character (John) wanted to do was to reconnect with his son who was on trial for his life in Russia. So initially we think that not only was his daughter estranged to him but now we find out that John Jr. was also estranged. We learn that while Daddy was out kicking butts the children more or less grew up without a father figure. This is something that John Jr. overhead his father say in the movie. While John screwed things up for his son, as time goes on we learn that the son really loves the father and the two of them are off to "save the world".In this light, A Good Day to Die Hard is fitting to be a part of the franchise. John is human and can't be kicking butts all the time, but he shows he still has what it takes in this film. I read that there may be a Die Hard 6 and that Bruce said will be different from the previous 5. At 62 perhaps he'll be passing the baton. Clearly both of John's kids are more like their father.So I actually liked the 5th installment. It was different but a nice way to end the franchise if they choose to do so.
5.0 out of 5 stars Boy Those Die Hard Critics Die Hard Don't They!
Oh for gosh sakes....by the fifth go round there are still people who expect the movie to hit all the first movie's notes. Even movies have to move on! I think this is one wicked action movie and having John McClane go full circle and be the whining stand around is a hoot in my book! Besides he snaps out of it in about 5 minutes as only John would! Bruce Willis doesn't do anything by half measures but he does everything with sly glee in his eye and with that wily delivery of his. It's a really fun show to watch because of him and this new situation he's in with his ne'er do well son arrested and facing the death penalty or life in a Russian Prison!!. Cut em some slack guys. I for one love it and I bet I'm not alone. (and all those other reviewers who don't feel this is Die Hard material and didn't find anything to Marvel at...are probably wasting their time looking for the cameo by Stan Lee). Don't let them spoil your fun. Dad riding to the rescue and getting himself smack dab in the middle of a mess of international proportions not to mention having Dad spoil his son's big mission in Moscow is grist for the Die Hard mill and boy do they grind that grain down. The opening action sequence alone is worth the price of admission with a car chase that has to be seen to be believed! The one liners firing back and forth between Dad and Junior are rapid fire entertainment at its best! The plot also cleverly mirrors their own angst with it's set up of Father and Daughter and makes the goings on even more pointed in the end. Get the movie and have a really exciting evening with Bruce and his new domestic crisis as only it could happen to John McClane. It's great!!
5.0 out of 5 stars McClane's are hard to kill.
"Do you look for trouble to get into? Or does it just find you?"If you weren't a fan of the series up to this point, don't bother. If you have the attention span of a goldfish and can't stop texting long enough to actually pay attention, don't bother. If you actually think "reality TV" is real... never mind.As deep as you want to look there is something to find in this film.Action junkies who live for the thrill of explosions and gunfire will see it. There is the obligatory femme fatale eye candy, although the trailer showed more skin than the actual film. There is an underlying message that success lies in getting up off the ground when you take the punch. And there is a prodigal son motif. IF, that is, you care to actually stop, look, and listen.Any story, though, contains an implicit contract. The listener agrees to a suspension of disbelief as long as the teller doesn't push it too far. The story teller agrees to push right to the line of that disbelief but not cross it.Usually follow up films will cross that line. And the more films in the family, the more likely the line will be crossed.I will be the first to admit that somewhere around the third film, I fell into the category of "how much crap can happen to one guy?" I felt that the envelope had been pushed too far.However, as usual, when the "critics" said it was bad, I said, "well, then I'll probably like it". And, I'm glad I did.This film succeeds. It presses against the boundary of "no it didn't" without quite crossing it. You didn't really expect an orange to fall from an apple tree did you?As far as I'm concerned, it was A Good Day to Die Hard.
Film
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シリーズもの、、、
１・２は最高だったけどその後がイマイチでしたがこれは面白かったので購入。
Die Hard Un Buon Giorno Per Morire
"Die Hard - Un buon giorno per morire" è il quinto capitolo della famosa serie di film d'azione "Die Hard", con Bruce Willis nei panni del leggendario poliziotto John McClane. Nel film, McClane si ritrova coinvolto in una pericolosa trama internazionale mentre cerca di aiutare suo figlio, Jack McClane, interpretato da Jai Courtney.La trama ruota attorno a un tentativo di evasione di un importante prigioniero russo, e John McClane si trova a combattere per la giustizia e per proteggere la sua famiglia. Il film offre le tipiche sequenze d'azione adrenaliniche che hanno reso la serie "Die Hard" così iconica, con esplosioni spettacolari, sparatorie e situazioni ad alta tensione.Mentre alcuni fan potrebbero apprezzare il ritorno di McClane e la sua abilità di affrontare situazioni estreme, la ricezione di "Die Hard - Un buon giorno per morire" è stata varia. Alcuni lo considerano un degno capitolo aggiuntivo alla serie, mentre altri potrebbero preferire i film precedenti. Se sei un appassionato della serie "Die Hard" e ami le avventure adrenaliniche di John McClane, potrebbe valere la pena darci un'occhiata.
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Precio interesante e idioma español
Another great movie from Bruce Willis
A great addition to my collection of Bruce Willis movies it is the last one
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