A Good Day to Die Hard [Blu-ray/DVD] [Includes Digital Copy] [UltraViolet] [Movie Money] [2013]

A Good Day To Die Hard is another classic story in the Die Hard series. John McClain does it again! I recommend the Extended Cut!

Really good film for the Die Hard franchise,. Can't go wrong with Bruce Willis.

Great movie for non stop action.Good picture and sound quality. I wished it was in 4K.

One more outing for John McClane...Bruce Willis does an admirable job getting through another installment of the Die Hard franchise. Nothing new in this one other than the introduction of McClane's adult son as the possible replacement for him if Hollywood keeps trying to crank out more of these. Jai Courtney is a very good action star in the making. Once you get through the seemingly obligatory father son issues the move moves along at a good pace even with a very predictable. Plenty of gunfire, chase scenes and action. Overall a good 80's movie revved up a bit with better stunts, better special effects and quality cinematography. Yippee Ki-Yay

Well, I think they were trying to renew the series introducing McLane's son as "another Die hard guy", but It did not worked out in my opinion, specially the dad-son relationship arguments and so . But on the other hand, everything you could expect for a Die Hard movie is there, including all impossible to survive situations. If you like the series and do not care much for details (like being expose to insane radioactive levels and feeling ok) you will find at least entertaining, if you think it should "make sense" in all details this is not a movie for you.

You can't have just one Die Hard - you must own them all, no matter how much you liked the movie ;-)

What made Die Hard great was how realistic the action was and the fact that Bruce Willis seemed to be really enjoying himself in the role as John McClane. At this point he seems like he finds the whole proceedings tiring. This film used way too much CG for their stunts and a bunch of the stunts would clearly kill a regular human being. However, put these things aside and you get a pretty decent action film that ends up being a not so good Die Hard film. And he WAS NOT ON VACATION! I hate that line.

This might as well be a review for any franchise with so many films: The original trilogy was better. The 4th to be released felt like a lame moneygrab, that tarnished the series. The 5th film is a good film, sure, but has no chance of reaching the level of 1-3. Nostalgia alone makes this impossible. Now, this film, in particular, is a good action flick. And TBH, I actually look forward to the inevitable continuation of the franchise with... [mild spoiler] the new McClane