A Good Day to Die Hard
Directed by John MooreJohn McClane travels to Russia to help out his seemingly wayward son, Jack, only to discover that Jack is a CIA operative working undercover, causing the father and son to team up against underworld forces.
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- StreetterSeptember 20, 2025What the heck are we even doing here... Franchise should have ended at Die Hard 2
- CallumNovember 9, 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐½ – A Good Day to Die Hard – Father, Son, and One More Shot of Mayhem A Good Day to Die Hard may not be everyone’s favourite in the franchise, but for me, it’s a blast of nostalgic chaos that proves Bruce Willis still had one more explosion left in him. Sure, the purists might say the Die Hard saga should have ended quietly years ago, but there’s something undeniably satisfying about seeing John McClane navigating a new world of modern tech, global espionage, and bigger-than-ever set pieces — still outgunned, outnumbered, and somehow always a step ahead. This time, McClane finds himself in Russia, tangled up in a plot involving nuclear weapons, double-crosses, and his estranged son. The father-son dynamic adds a surprising layer of heart beneath the usual debris of bullets and broken glass. Jai Courtney holds his own, but it’s Willis — with that weathered smirk and half-grumbled one-liners — who keeps the film anchored. He is the Die Hard franchise, and without him, the name just wouldn’t stick. The critics called it too loud, too big, too over the top — but isn’t that what Die Hard has always been? It’s a modernised update of the formula: sleeker tech, faster pacing, and a few nods to the old-school grit that made McClane an everyman hero in the first place. It’s not subtle, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s comfort food for action fans — an explosive, self-aware salute to one of cinema’s most reluctant heroes. 🥃 Pairing: A double shot of vodka — cold, clean, and unapologetically strong, just like McClane’s last hurrah.
- ርልዪረJuly 23, 2025As a fan of the Die Hard series I feel the need to warn others - Don't waste 97 minutes of your life on this movie! Yes, it really is that bad. Here's a concise summary of why it's just so bad: 1) John McClane's role is really as a side-kick. Why do this to the big man .... why? 2) The movie lacks a bad guy. Does the movie have people that are bad - of course, but it lacks that McClane v Super-villain factor. 3) There's very little of the Die Hard humour we've all grown to love. 4) The movie parodies the Hans Gruber death sequence - never - never do this. 5) Jai Courtney is terrible. It's hard to discern if it's the role he's been asked to play or him, but either way he come across as a spoiled brat pretending to be Jason Bourne. 6) There's hardly any script - it's as if the script were sandwiched in post production to fit around the bangs and crashes. 7) It's not in the USA. This sounds trivial but it's not - the film just doesn't work outside of its tried and tested environment. 8) The car chase scene - oh my. If you do choose to watch the movie after reading this the good news is that yes, it does eventually end - although it may not feel this way. So in summary, go plant a tree, play football, go for a walk, in fact - do anything but for the love of all that you hold dear - don't waste your life on this.
