Movie Review for Live Free or Die Hard

Summary: On the July 4th holiday, an attack on the vulnerable United States infrastructure begins to shut down the entire nation. The mysterious figure behind the scheme has figured out every modern angle--but he never figured on an old-analog fly, John McClane, in the digital ointment. It's the beginning of the holiday, but New York City Detective McClane isn't celebrating. He's had yet another argument with his college-age daughter Lucy, and received a crushingly routine assignment to bring in a young hacker, Matt Farrell, for questioning by the FBI. But for McClane, the ordinary has a habit of exploding into the extraordinary--abruptly hurtling him into the wrong place at the wrong time. With Farrell's help, McClane slowly begins to understand the increasing chaos surrounding him. An attack is underway on the vulnerable United States infrastructure, shutting down the entire nation. The mysterious figure behind the scheme, Thomas Gabriel, stays several moves ahead of McClane as he implements his incredible plans, known to uber-geeks like Farrell as a 'fire sale' (as in, everything must go!).

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Kevin Carr of 7M Pictures (7/0)
            No pun intended, but I had a blast watching this film.

By Rebecca Murray of About.com (7/0)
            When Willis whoops his signature 'Yippe-ki-yay' line, you know McClane's back with a vengeance.

By John Wirt of Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA) (7/0)
            Willis' working-class hero gives the mayhem spunky soul and the human touch.

By Mike McGranaghan of Aisle Seat (7/0)
            Action movies don't get any more mindless than this, but sometimes mindlessness is fun too.

By Brian Webster of Apollo Guide (8/0)
            Makes the same sort of fool out of Bruce Willis today as 1960s and '70s old-style flag-waving did...

By Bob Longino of Atlanta Journal-Constitution (8/0)
            It's loud, yippee-ki-yay explosive, mostly watchable and, unfortunately, almost entirely forgetta...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Lori Hoffman of Atlantic City Weekly (7/0)
            It might now be time to retire John McClane, but this one last gig is a blast.

By Lori Hoffman of Atlantic City Weekly (7/0)
            It might now be time to retire John McClane, but this one last gig is a blast.

By Marc Savlov of Austin Chronicle (7/0)
            Live Free or Die Hard's goofy generation-gap gambit pays off decently and proves, again, that nat...

By Chris Kaltenbach of Baltimore Sun (7/0)
            The film's action doesn't disappoint; if anything, it ups the adrenaline ante considerably.

By Jordan Hiller of Bangitout.com (7/0)
            Pesky, durable John McClane manages to show up everywhere and anywhere a key criminal exercise is...

By Laura Bushell of BBC (7/0)
            It's less yippe-kay-yay, more yippee-kay-maybe.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Ty Burr of Boston Globe (8/0)
            Sorry, boys. After two decades, the first film still does more with one skyscraper than Live Free...

By Fred Topel of Can Magazine (8/0)
            There is more carnage in this movie than in any R-rated film I can remember. Really, PG-13 is the...

By Matt Glasby of Channel 4 Film (6/1)
            Chasing the ghosts of past glories in the name of product allegiance, Die Hard 4.0 clatters noisi...

By Jessica Reaves of Chicago Tribune (8/0)
            ...should satisfy even the die-hardest Die Hard fans.

By Peter Rainer of Christian Science Monitor (7/0)
            Easily the best in the series since the first one.

By Peter Rainer of Christian Science Monitor (7/0)
            Easily the best in the series since the first one.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Joshua Tyler of CinemaBlend.com (8/0)
            Luckily it's not long before the not so technologically savvy McClane picks up a laptop and uses ...

By Jeff Otto of cinemaobsession.com (8/0)
            Step aside Captain Jack. Swing that web the other way, Spidey. You let us down, Silver Surfer. Ye...

By Erik Davis of Cinematical (8/0)
            Welcome to the new millennium John McClane, where the portions are huge but the quality isn't wha...

By Mark Palermo of Coast (Halifax, Nova Scotia) (7/0)
            It finds the defining spirit of these films and maintains it about half the time.

By Cole Smithey of ColeSmithey.com (8/0)
            For an action spectacle movie held together by five or six over-the-top sequences, "Live Free or ...

By Jeffrey M. Anderson of Combustible Celluloid (7/0)
            Feels like a throwback to the days of movies before computers, with actual cars blowing up and ac...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Jeffrey M. Anderson of Combustible Celluloid (7/0)
            Feels like a throwback to the days of movies before computers, with actual cars blowing up and ac...

By Edward Douglas of ComingSoon.net (8/0)
            A solid summer popcorn flick ... it successfully captures the feel of the Die Hard movies with a ...

By Tom Cox of Daily Mail [UK] (7/0)
            Older, balder. Better

By Steven D. Greydanus of Decent Films Guide (8/0)
            Wisely, Live Free doesn't try to replicate the paranoia or intimidation of the first film… ...

By Jeff Vice of Deseret News, Salt Lake City (8/0)
            As implausible and over-the-top as certain elements are, this is the one big summer movie that's ...

By Alex Markerson of E! Online (8/0)
            Like Willis, this franchise is obviously aging, and like Willis, it's doing so with an oddly brut...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Brian Orndorf of eFilmCritic.com (8/0)
            We know McClane is going to save the day, but it shouldn't be a forgone conclusion the minute Oly...

By David Cornelius of eFilmCritic.com (8/0)
            It's a total blast, an exercise in excess that defies logic and plausibility in a fearless effort...

By Angie Errigo of Empire Magazine (7/0)
            Yippee-ki-yay! Willis still has the goods. Credit to Wiseman, who keeps the thrills coming, and p...

By Eric D. Snider of EricDSnider.com (8/0)
            It's been a while since we've had something as enjoyably bombastic and explosive as this. It feel...

By Kam Williams of EURWeb (7/0)
            If you only see one film this summer, you need to get out more. But make this the one you choose.

By Eugene Novikov of Film Blather (4/3)
            The summer's best blockbuster, bar none.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Daniel Eagan of Film Journal International (8/0)
            The film rescues the franchise from irrelevance by returning to what made the original a hit: spe...

By Pete Vonder Haar of Film Threat (8/0)
            First, the good: it's f*cking Die Hard. John McClane is back and killing improbably large numbers...

By Sean O'Connell of filmcritic.com (8/0)
            ...a timely, terrifying, and terrifically entertaining popcorn flick.

By Victoria Alexander of FilmsInReview.com (8/0)
            All high octane action and no dialogue. But where’s Hans Gruber?

By Brent Simon of FilmStew.com (8/0)
            Like hooking up with an old girlfriend late one slurry night and realizing all the things that we...

By MaryAnn Johanson of Flick Filosopher (8/0)
            Hoorah! John McClane is back! Yippee-kai-ay! Right? Eh, not so much.... Live Free doesn't feel pa...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Rob Vaux of Flipside Movie Emporium (8/0)
            This year's honorary It Could Have Been Worse Award goes to Bruce Willis, who proves nearly as du...

By Chuck O'Leary of FulvueDrive-in.com (8/0)
            The third weak sequel in a creaky franchise that should have remained dormant.

By Jeffrey Lyles of Gazette (MD) (8/0)
            provided you don’t put too much thought into it and just enjoy the ride, you’ll have a blast.

By Rick Groen of Globe and Mail (8/0)
            This paradox comes with an attendant fallacy: that the best way to solve the static problem is to...

By Eric Lurio of Greenwich Village Gazette (7/0)
            Pure escapist fiction and has no relation to anything, which if you think about it, and you shoul...

By Peter Canavese of Groucho Reviews (7/0)
            Disappointingly generic...slips into last place in the series.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Peter Bradshaw of Guardian [UK] (7/0)
            Willis was entitled to one more kick-ass action outing. But please, let this be the last. Anythin...

By Ross Anthony of Hollywood Report Card (8/0)
            Bruce, Justin, and the screenwriter's well-worked banter between the two, make all that action ad...

By Kirk Honeycutt of Hollywood Reporter (8/0)
            Stunt work is among the best ever committed to film. There is something very satisfying in this d...

By Kit Bowen of Hollywood.com (8/0)
            You can stop cringing at the idea of another Die Hard installment. Bruce Willis nails it in this ...

By Gary Brown of Houston Community Newspapers (7/0)
            As a summer popcorn flick, Live Free or Die Hard delivers the goods.

By Steve Rhodes of Internet Reviews (8/0)
            Could a fifty-two year old guy like Willis still have that old magic? The answer is a resounding ...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Liz Braun of Jam! Movies (8/0)
            As spectacle goes, this is, ah, spectacular.

By JoBlo of JoBlo's Movie Emporium (7/0)
            The film moved at a clip, never bored me, offered an 'interesting' enough story-line for me to fo...

By James Sanford of Kalamazoo Gazette (7/0)
            a pretty crummy comeback... (the) ridiculous stunts might have been dreamed up by a group of hype...

By Beth Accomando of KPBS.org (8/0)
            I'd call it a guilty pleasure only I don't feel any guilt about having enjoyed it so much. It's a...

By Robert Roten of Laramie Movie Scope (7/0)
            The kind of funny, exciting, entertaining action film that 'Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's ...

By Josh Bell of Las Vegas Weekly (7/0)
            The superlative action makes up for the glaring plot holes and limp dialogue.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Prairie Miller of Long Island Press (8/0)
            The delete button has never been so dangerous, and in such a delightfully daring doomsday softwar...

By Andy Klein of Los Angeles CityBeat (7/0)
            Outside of the numerous action set pieces, what makes Live Free or Die Hard essentially enjoyable...

By Bob Strauss of Los Angeles Daily News (7/0)
            Something about it feels cheap and programmatic compared with the earlier entries in the series.

By Kenneth Turan of Los Angeles Times (8/0)
            That this implausible stew works as well as it does is in part a tribute to the unlikely but enjo...

By Mark Dujsik of Mark Reviews Movies (7/0)
            The rest of the movie can't keep up with its truly cracker-jack premise, turning it into a series...

By Pete Hammond of Maxim (7/0)
            More fireworks than any other film this summer. Bruce is back in the one role that fits him like ...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Matt Pais of Metromix.com (8/0)
            Just what we want from this franchise: social commentary!

By Rene Rodriguez of Miami Herald (7/0)
            Far from the crass, just-for-the-money sequel it appeared to be on paper. It's a genuine blast.

By Stanley A. Miller II of Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (7/0)
            Live Free is an homage to itself -- unpretentious, yet not campy -- a nostalgic and enjoyable thr...

By Gabriel Shanks of Modern Fabulousity (8/0)
            In this fourth film, John McClane becomes a retrofitted icon; unadorned and simple, brutally back...

By Kevin N. Laforest of Montreal Film Journal (8/0)
            Bring. Back. McTiernan.

By Ken Hanke of Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) (7/0)
            This attempt to resuscitate the Die Hard franchise, after the passage of 12 years and the remaind...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Nell Minow of Movie Mom at Yahoo! Movies (8/0)
            It will blow the popcorn box out of your hand.

By Michael Elliott of Movie Parables (7/0)
            With the appearance of Live Free or Die Hard, we now come to the realization of how much we've mi...

By Kevin A. Ranson of MovieCrypt.com (7/0)
            With an infectious laugh when he blows up the bad guys and the power to stay alive no matter what...

By Jorge Avila Andrade of Moviola (7/0)
            Duro de Matar 4.0 cumple con lo que promete: grandes dosis de acción, un héroe del pasado al que ...

By Anton Bitel of musicOMH.com (8/0)
            Marrying punishing action set-pieces to an unnerving disaster movie scenario, it grips the viewer...

By Stuart Klawans of Nation (7/0)
            God must love summer movies, since He designed my nervous system so the frontal lobes could be le...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Jack Mathews of New York Daily News (8/0)
            The action in this fast-paced, hysterically overproduced and surprisingly entertaining film is as...

By Lou Lumenick of New York Post (8/0)
            Mostly, the flick relies on old-school stunt work rather than computer generated effects.

By Armond White of New York Press (7/0)
            To call this the best Die Hard movie ever made merely acknowledges that Director Len Wiseman simp...

By Armond White of New York Press (7/0)
            To call this the best Die Hard movie ever made merely acknowledges that Director Len Wiseman simp...

By Manohla Dargis of New York Times (8/0)
            ...Bruce Willis is ready to earn our love again by performing the same lovably violent, meathead ...

By Michael A. Smith of Nolan's Pop Culture Review (7/0)
            ...Wiseman proves himself a master of on-screen excitement

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Scott Tobias of Onion AV Club (8/0)
            None of the scrapes and bruises [Willis] sustains are as wince-inducing as the image of his young...

By Shawn Levy of Oregonian (7/0)
            For 80 minutes or so, Live Free or Die Hard... shapes up as a spiffy popcorn movie with at least ...

By Shawn Levy of Oregonian (7/0)
            For 80 minutes or so, Live Free or Die Hard... shapes up as a spiffy popcorn movie with at least ...

By Bret McCabe of Orlando Weekly (7/0)
            Live Free or Die Hard is positively entertaining.

By Fiore Mastracci of Outtakes With Fiore (8/0)
            The action at times borders on the comedic and the political correctness is chagrining.

By Dennis Schwartz of Ozus' World Movie Reviews (7/0)
            It is what it is, a slick thriller loaded with over-the-top superhero action.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Tyler Hanley of Palo Alto Weekly (7/0)
            Bruce Willis is back in action to remind moviegoers that spandex-clad superheroes and swashbuckli...

By Jay Antani of Perihelion Journal (7/0)
            Fred Flintstone in the land of the Jetsons

By Sean Burns of Philadelphia Weekly (8/0)
            Willis lumbers through the movie like an angry dinosaur, while Wiseman panders to a generation th...

By Cynthia Fuchs of PopMatters (7/0)
            Celebrating John's residual renegadeness, his blue-collar-guy's irritation at what the state inva...

By Aaron Hillis of Premiere Magazine (8/0)
            Like McClane himself, this is an analog movie in a digital world -- proudly outdated, yet guarant...

By James Kendrick of Q Network Film Desk (7/0)
            Live Free or Die Hard is surprisingly satisfying, largely because it is such an unapologetic thro...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Linda Cook of Quad City Times (Davenport, IA) (7/0)
            Action-packed, ridiculous and fun, here's another appearance by Bruce Willis as cop John McClane.

By Karina Montgomery of rec.arts.movies.reviews (7/0)
            At last! A real summer movie, the first real satisfying action blockbuster since 28 Weeks Later....

By David Nusair of Reel Film Reviews (8/0)
            ...a pointless and thoroughly misguided sequel that tarnishes the series' overall effectiveness.

By Pam Grady of Reel.com (7/0)
            This is action at its most entertaining and proof that there is a lot of life left in this franch...

By Laura Clifford of Reeling Reviews (7/0)
            Summer 2007 so far has been one disappointing tent pole sequel after another, but suddenly one co...

By Jeffrey Chen of ReelTalk Movie Reviews (8/0)
            Give director Len Wiseman credit for making the ridiculous (some might say 'imaginative') retain ...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By James Berardinelli of ReelViews (8/0)
            When it comes to pure, turn-off-the-brain action, Live Free or Die Hard delivers...

By Bob Grimm of Reno News and Review (7/0)
            Four films in the franchise, all of them good. McClane has plenty of life left in him.

By Peter Travers of Rolling Stone (8/0)
            ...the stunts are terrific fun.

By Stephanie Zacharek of Salon.com (8/0)
            Willis' John McClane, with that sly, sideways smile, is like an old acquaintance you don't mind r...

By Sean Means of Salt Lake Tribune (7/0)
            Even when Live Free or Die Hard is at its most outlandish, Willis gives the enterprise a humanist...

By Larry Ratliff of San Antonio Express-News (8/0)
            Willis may be beyond what some consider an action star's prime. Yet like Clint Eastwood in the dr...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By James Hebert of San Diego Union-Tribune (8/0)
            In this fourth film, there's a zip to the dialogue and a lift to the storytelling that recalls th...

By Mick LaSalle of San Francisco Chronicle (8/0)
            This time the hype is real. The latest Die Hard film, the first in a dozen years, is the best in ...

By Mick LaSalle of San Francisco Chronicle (8/0)
            ...the best in the series, an invigorating return to the style of blockbuster that dominated summ...

By Sean Axmaker of Seattle Post-Intelligencer (8/0)
            ... there's still something cinematically satisfying in seeing the veteran street cop McClane plu...

By Ted Fry of Seattle Times (8/0)
            Ultimately, Live Free or Die Hard so completely slacks our jaw and so successfully suspends our d...

By Rich Cline of Shadows on the Wall (8/0)
            It's efficient and entertaining, but even more preposterous than the first three films.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Nick Schager of Slant Magazine (8/0)
            More unpleasant than the notion that Matt's nationalism and manhood can only be validated with a ...

By Dana Stevens of Slate (8/0)
            It has enough mind-blowing stunts to leave audience members walking out and inventing obscenity-l...

By Nick Rogers of State Journal-Register (Springfield, IL) (7/0)
            Len Wiseman's movie charges hard and crunches bones with an old-school ethos of hellacious stunts...

By Mark Adams of Sunday Mirror [UK] (7/0)
            It's peppered with thrilling computer-generated action, but there's still something endearingly o...

By John Venable of Supercala.com (8/0)
            Bruce Willis is still a bada** and this series might not be dead yet...I'm just sayin'.

By Andrew Wright of The Stranger (Seattle, WA) (8/0)
            An agreeably retro kick ... the main virtue is Willis, who continues to refine his grumpy, baldin...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Dustin Putman of TheMovieBoy.com (8/0)
            Suspenseful and rousing and rarely stopping long enough to wear out its welcome. As crowd-pleasin...

By Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone of TheMovieChicks.com (7/0)
            You know how this is going to turn out, you just don't know what all is going to get blown up in ...

By Derek Malcolm of This is London (7/0)
            This fourth episode of the Die Hard series, with its plot that seems to have come straight out of...

By Richard Schickel of TIME Magazine (8/0)
            It is a movie born to be forgotten-except as something that against your better judgment, you had...

By James Christopher of Times [UK] (7/0)
            The aesthetic point might be elusive, but that’s Bruce. Like this film, he has little time for de...

By Tony Medley of tonymedley.com (7/0)
            Everything goes from bad to worse. But McClane keeps coming...and joking. I had a great time.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Rob Salem of Toronto Star (8/0)
            Live Free or Die Hard is indeed a worthy successor to the original -- not perhaps quite as good, ...

By Maitland McDonagh of TV Guide's Movie Guide (8/0)
            It's brainlessly exhilarating until the fighter-jet scene, at which point the high-octane idiocy ...

By Urban Cinefile Critics of Urban Cinefile (7/0)
            With a concept that matches its budget in terms of size and scale, the threat of virtual terroris...

By Claudia Puig of USA Today (8/0)
            As a convincing techno-thriller, it doesn't really work.

By Todd McCarthy of Variety (8/0)
            Tone careens madly from serious peril to action camp and everything in between, but the sheer qua...

By Matthew Turner of ViewLondon (7/0)
            Hugely enjoyable action flick that delivers likeable characters, a decent plot, plenty of wisecra...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Matthew Turner of ViewLondon (7/0)
            Hugely enjoyable action flick that delivers likeable characters, a decent plot, plenty of wisecra...

By Willie Waffle of WaffleMovies.com (8/0)
            Like every movie where they blow stuff up, just with some nostalgia thrown in. And so over the to...

By Ann Hornaday of Washington Post (8/0)
            At a time when the action genre has come to be dominated by sleek, matte surfaces and set-'em-and...

By Daniel M. Kimmel of Worcester Telegram & Gazette (7/0)
            ...it delivers on its promise: explosions, chases, crashes and plenty of thrills.

By Susan Granger of www.susangranger.com (8/0)
            A solid popcorn picture - primarily because the stunts are spectacular.

By John Beifuss of Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) (3/5) Login Required (Login Required)
            Send John McClane to Iraq. Even the title of 'Live Free or Die Hard' suggests that Bruce Willis' ...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) of St. Paul Pioneer Press (3/5) Login Required (Login Required)
            Goofy fun.

By Bill Muller of Arizona Republic (7/1) No reference
            Director Len Wiseman never lets the movie slow down enough for us to think about what's happening...

By David Germain of Associated Press (4/4) No reference
            For a pure summer power trip, it's a decent throwback to the pure-brawn heyday of Willis and Arno...

By Christopher Smith of Bangor Daily News (Maine) (6/1) No reference
            Turns out to be that odd sequel that works more often than it doesn't.

By Danny Minton of Beaumont Journal (7/1) No reference
            Was Die Hard 4 taken? I know that there are better minds in Hollywood than this that come up wit...

By Annlee Ellingson of Boxoffice Magazine (7/1) No reference
            If you think you’ve seen it all, you haven’t. And what’s best is that McClane/Willis enjoys it as...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Staci Layne Wilson of Buzzine Magazine (7/1) No reference
            Live Free or Die Hard is everything a fan of the franchise can expect, and more.

By Richard Roeper of Chicago Sun-Times (6/2) No reference
            The post-9/11 techno-terrorist stuff works, the fights are creative and funny, and Willis is in t...

By Devin Faraci of CHUD (7/1) No reference
            Live Free or Die Hard is like the anti-Die Hard, a big, dumb cartoon that makes Bad Boys II seem ...

By Terry Lawson of Detroit Free Press (7/1) No reference
            If this is living free, you might consider pulling the plug.

By Tom Long of Detroit News (7/1) No reference
            The most perfect protagonist is always the imperfect protagonist. Leave it to John McClane to bri...

By Bill Clark of FromTheBalcony (6/2) No reference
            It feels like a Die Hard movie, and that in itself is a tremendous compliment.

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Stax of IGN Movies (7/1) No reference
            Live Free or Die Hard may be overblown and cartoonish, but it's also a helluva lot of fun and may...

By Anthony Quinn of Independent (3/4) No reference
            At least I hope it's the last. Willis does OK for a middle-aged guy, but as another famous die-ha...

By Forrest Hartman of Journal News (Westchester, NY) (6/1) No reference
            The type of ridiculously excessive adventure that summer moviegoing should be about.

By Robert W. Butler of Kansas City Star (6/2) No reference
            There’s still some 'Yippe-ki-yay' left in this franchise.

By Colin Covert of Minneapolis Star Tribune (6/2) No reference
            If your sense of the credible isn't awfully flexible, you're the wrong audience for movies like t...

By David Poland of Movie City News (3/4) No reference
            "Did I really just see that? Did someone really have the balls to do something as utterly stupid...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Manohla Dargis of New York Times (6/1) No reference
            [McClane] still has the same knack for trouble, the adrenaline-pumping, cheerfully anarchic kind ...

By Lisa Rose of Newark Star-Ledger (6/2) No reference
            There's no point in whining that Die Hard is mindless. That's like complaining about the sound of...

By Gene Seymour of Newsday (6/2) No reference
            As long as you understand that [LFODH] is nothing more or less than a three-ring festival of intr...

By Roger Moore of Orlando Sentinel (5/3) No reference
            It's a pulse-pounding, bad-guy-pummeling exercise in action excess, peppered with bad, bad dialog...

By Gary Thompson of Philadelphia Daily News (7/1) No reference
            Three movies later, his indestructibility has become something of a joke, and McLane has morphed ...

By Steven Rea of Philadelphia Inquirer (7/1) No reference
            It's the movie equivalent of a cop on the eve of retirement: he knows what he has to do, and he g...

                         Reviews of Live Free or Die Hard
By Angela Baldassarre of Sympatico.ca (7/1) No reference
            Thematically "Live Free or Die Hard" is as heavy on high-octave action (a McTiernan specialty) as...

By Brian Tallerico of UnderGround Online (7/1) No reference
            A lot like the fireworks of the holiday that it's set on - nothing more than loud, mindless, and,...

By Lawrence Toppman of Charlotte Observer (7/1) Not Reachable
            I can safely say I've never seen anything as ridiculous as Live Free or Die Hard.

By Harvey S. Karten of Compuserve (7/1) Not Reachable
            Some originality still exists in action-adventure movies: how about the way an airborne chopper i...

By Frank Swietek of One Guy's Opinion (7/1) Not Reachable
            Provides aficionados of empty-headed action with a surfeit of it. [But] this long-gestating third...

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