Live Free or Die Hard

8.1? Most of the time I easily accept that many people love movies that I myself totally hate and vice versa. its OK, opinions just vary. But in this case I simply don't get it. How can somebody who is a... Full review

"Live Free or Die Hard" is quite a refreshing piece of entertainment this summer in the wake of so many effects-driven computer simulated action/fantasy films. With its silly title, smart-alleck lead character (Bruce Willis as Bruce Willis doing John McClane),... Full review

12 years on; McClane is bald, estranged from his family and feels increasingly like an anachronism. There is a strong 'post-9/11' vibe, a muted color scheme and a strangely sombre tone that permeates proceedings. The film covers more terrain (literally)... Full review

I went to see this movie with very high hopes. I loved the first three in the series - they are among my favorite action movies of all time. When I first heard they were making a fourth Die Hard... Full review

The first Die Hard was probably the best modern action film ever made. The second Die Hard works because the movie has a major sense of humor about how ridiculous it is to put John McClane through such a similar... Full review

When a criminal plot is in place to take down the entire computer and technological structure that supports the economy of the United States (and the world), it's up to a decidedly "old school" hero, police detective John McClane, to... Full review

This was a recipe for disaster. A PG-13 rating, Justin Long, a 52 year old Bruce Willis, a plot about cyber-terrorism and an inexperienced director who had only done Matrix-like action films before. I was one of many who didn't... Full review

When a criminal plot is in place to take down the entire computer and technological structure that supports the economy of the United States (and the world), it's up to a decidedly "old school" hero, police detective John McClane, to take... Full review

John McClane back on duty and back in action.This time around he is assigned to bring Matt Ferrell, a known hacker, to the FBI after some top security government mainframes are hacked. McClane and Ferrell barely get away with their... Full review

Just went to the world premiere of Die Hard 4.0, and I was positively surprised. It delivers action in abundance, and the movie has a great visceral feel to it thanks to great stunt work, and the fact that Willis... Full review

October 23, 2009 - Hidden in a Variety story today about Columbia Pictures' upcoming true-life Somali pirate drama is what appears to be news regarding the Gears of War movie which is percolating at New Line. ... Full Article

This is all very odd, though it could well be the most realistic thing about the movie. For us non-parents, children in real life are frequently "just there" like that, buzzing around just below our radar, occasionally getting our attention... ... Full Article

For well over a year, Terrence Howard has been excitedly talking up his role as Jim Rhodes in the "Iron Man" franchise, promising reporters that Tony Stark's most indispensable sidekick would eventually don an armor suit himself as the heroic... ... Full Article

We've never heard one way or the other whether Christopher Nolan would return for the next BATMAN movie (which isn't likely to have "Batman" in the title if I understand correctly). ... Full Article

"The franchise can go on and on, because it no longer has to be a 'Die Hard' movie," explained the screenwriter. "Only the first two movies were actually 'Die Hard' movies, which I would define as the solitary hero with... ... Full Article