Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its great to get all the Die Hards in one pack. Would definitely recommend these movies to everyone!

It was great to have all in one and cheap enough to allow for some popcorn and snacks for a cold day

Die Hard has been with us since 1988...that's 35 years for anyone who is counting. Where were YOU in 1988? Well, I was in a theater getting blown away by a brand new type of action film...an american quippy james bond with in your face action, lots of gore and bad language (the drinking game for the "f" word was pretty much born with this movie...). It's hard to really appreciate the impact that Die Hard has had on action movies because it has served as the seminal template ever since...if you haven't seen the first one and watch it now, you may think it's quaint, safe and derivative of more frenetic action movies. Yet those latter style movies came to be BECAUSE of this franchise, and mostly the first one. Die Hard 1 isn't perfect, and the disc transfer is less than perfect but it is much better than what you get on DVD. The sound is mostly front centered and some of the picture is soft and dark, but that's also the movie. The movie stands on its own and is engaging for its characters, its action and its pacing. Die Hard 2: Die Harder is not a smart movie...but it makes up for a lack of intelligence with bigger, bolder action. It's a fun film and it entertains. Even Bruce Willis asks "how can the same @%#@# happen to the same guy twice?" We, as the audience are thinking the same thing - of course - but since the film is winking at us about it we get in on the joke and accept it. Unfun fact: there was a decent public outcry about a scene at the end of the first act where (spoiler) the terrorists use the ILS (instrument landing system) at IAD (Dulles airport) to crash a plane. The way these systems are used do not reflect their capabilities in the real world, but the real issue that hit immediately after the movie was released was the *body* count. Think back to a time when a single crashed airplane in a movie caused a public outcry because it was showing too many people dying. Certainly a sad commentary on the trajectory of what we accept in 30 years later...but that's neither here nor there as far as the blu ray goes. DH2 has the same transfer quality as the first one...mostly clear audio, mostly clear video. Die Hard with a Vengeance. By this point an urban legend was developing that Die Hard scripts always started as some other movie and then got adapted...word is that THIS one started life as Simon Says. It's a fun ride and Samuel Jackson has great chemistry with Bruce Willis. The film's attempt to be complex and criss-cross audience expectations, along with some last minute editing as a result of (perhaps) poor testing, make the film sag MORE than a little bit in its middle act where things stop making sense...but it is more of an amusement park ride than a flim...take it for what it is...an above average video transfer but...what an anemic soundtrack. What happened here? There's good movement of sound cues, and dialogue mostly remains clear (except in the loudest explosion scenes where people are screaming) but the LFE is weak...shame. And...can YOU figure out how to get 4 exact gallons with only a 5 gallon and a 3 gallon jug? Yea...it DOES work :) Live Free or Die Hard...it's been a while since we checked in on John McClaine and time has not been kind. This was an attempt to make a modern, internet-relevant Die hard and it works about 75-80% of the time. The problem here is that Die Hard gets eclipsed very quickly by Fox's 24 show (which was a much better executed modernization of Die Hard). But that still makes this enjoyable, even if 24 does it better...One of the first DVD steelbooks was for this film, sealing its place in history. The blu ray has an above average video quality and - thankfully - the audio features a much better LFE track than its immediate predecessor did. That brings us to... A Good Day to Die Hard Ugh...how about you consider this a 4 movie collection with a "bonus" movie you don't have to watch if you don't want to? Ok...Die Hard 5 is NOT the worst sequel ever (Superman IV gives it a hard run for its money for starters) but it's nowhere near good. The pieces are there with John McClain attempting to reconnect with his estranged son who is (secretly) a CIA agent. The movie peaks a bit too early with an above average car chase sequence but never really builds to anything. This needed a few additional passes in the story phase to flesh out what is a decent, if poorly executed, idea. This one is the most modern of the five (obviously) so, as you would expect, this has the best audio and video quality. The packaging is a slightly wider than normal amray case with two insert trays. No disc stacking and each movie with extras (yah) are on their own disc. If you haven't seen Die Hard, or you want Die Hard on Blu Ray, this is the way to go. The set has dropped in price to under $20 for the five movies, and while its audio/video quality varies from film to film, there simply isn't a better budget option for the movies. The first one, and only the first one, is on 4k, so if you have that setup and you *love* Die Hard 1 (as you should), that's something to consider. Yippie Kay Aye...bleep bleep bleep Happy trails!

Wonderful movies loved watching them again. If you love action movies these are the ones to watch.

My husband only wanted the first movie but I was able to get all 5 for this great price in blu-ray!

Full of action and excitement. Non stop stunts and full of explosions. A must to your collection.

Great price for all 5 Die Hard movies. I am a big Bruce Willis fan, so this was a great deal.

What can be said these are some of the best action movies ever. And you get the digital copy too.

it's so nice they put all 5 movies in 1 box set we love all of them never get tired of watching

I am a fan of Die Hard films of Bruce Willis and I'm very proud of this film collection

What can I say...this series rocks!!! Luv having the DVD's in one batch instead of having to collect them one at a time.

Bought for digital copies love this franchise heard there might be another one coming out soon

Great movie, love that it comes in a pack of all the movies. Cheaper than just buying one

Watched this when i was a kid. One of the best christmas movies and great price for the set.

Great collection for the money but, the only version of the 5th movie is the extended version?

The first movie is the best, but the series is fun to watch. Well worth the purchase!

Great films on a collection that is made for a king. Die hard is definitely a Christmas film.

Was great value for entire series. Thought first 3 movies in series were the best ones.

Always a good thing to watch John and his classic one liners... Even better in HD!

These are my favorite movies I love Die Hard and I love that they came together in a package