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<blockquote data-quote="Sea - Boo! - Er" data-source="post: 407974" data-attributes="member: 57"><p>Die Hard (1988)</p><p>I've been avoiding watching this for the past 25 years because it just didn't seem like something I would like, but it happened to be on TV on Saturday night in an easy timeslot so I broke down - and was pleasantly suprised.</p><p>Simply put, it has a lot more "heart" than I expected. The characters are sharply drawn; Bruce Willis is not quite the oaf he appears to be in the clips I've seen over and over, and there are some nice turns by Bonnie Bedelia as the wife, and Reginald VelJohnson as the only local cop with any nous.</p><p>It's kind of like Ocean's 11 if they were the villains with Alan Rickman the charming leader.</p><p>I'm actually curious, now, to learn the answer to the question posed in the trailer for Die Hard 2 - how the same man gets caught in the same situation again - although I won't be suprised if there isn't one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sea - Boo! - Er, post: 407974, member: 57"] Die Hard (1988) I've been avoiding watching this for the past 25 years because it just didn't seem like something I would like, but it happened to be on TV on Saturday night in an easy timeslot so I broke down - and was pleasantly suprised. Simply put, it has a lot more "heart" than I expected. The characters are sharply drawn; Bruce Willis is not quite the oaf he appears to be in the clips I've seen over and over, and there are some nice turns by Bonnie Bedelia as the wife, and Reginald VelJohnson as the only local cop with any nous. It's kind of like Ocean's 11 if they were the villains with Alan Rickman the charming leader. I'm actually curious, now, to learn the answer to the question posed in the trailer for Die Hard 2 - how the same man gets caught in the same situation again - although I won't be suprised if there isn't one. [/QUOTE]
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