John McClane and DIEHARD IS BACK !!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7kFGGFI9Xo&feature=emb_logo ^

[RevelationDavid]

Have fun...it a riot!...lol

A new chapter in the DieHard story begins. Watch as John McClane faces off against old foes and crosses paths with old friends. From fighting his way to Advance Auto Parts to racing against the clock to install his new DieHard Battery – McClane will stop at nothing, to start his car again.

[RevelationDavid]

A Navy Vet wrote:

Bruce Willis is such an under-rated actor. He can do it all - from action to tenderness. Love his acting.

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Underrated for one reason only… Bruce Willis is a conservative and a vocal one.

[TigersEye]

I’m amazed that the Die Hard brand took this long to do an ad like this.

[polymuser]

Bruce has done a LOT of movies of many types. Love the guy.

Fun video, had no idea what to expect.

[TigersEye]

Not in this ad it isn’t.

[polymuser]

"He can do it all - from action to tenderness."

I enjoyed The Kid. "Somebody call the waaaaaaaaaaaaaambulance!"

[LittleBillyInfidel]

I was in DIE HARD II in a few scenes. Willis stays in character the whole time which, to me, was pretty intimidating the few times we crossed paths.

[moovova]

Hot dog...another Diehard Christmas movie.

[America_Right]

I don’t know what to say. My GOD, that was awesome.
There are signs of testosterone yet in our decaying feminine soyboy society.

[RevelationDavid]

America_Right wrote:

I don’t know what to say. My GOD, that was awesome.
There are signs of testosterone yet in our decaying feminine soyboy society.

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100% agree...!

[RevelationDavid]

LittleBillyInfidel wrote: I was in DIE HARD II in a few scenes. Willis stays in character the whole time which, to me, was pretty intimidating the few times we crossed paths. ————— Which scenes?😄

[ridesthemiles]

BEST ad I have seen in a very long time. Riveting.

LOVE Bruce in most of his movies, but Die Hard is the very best.

[LittleBillyInfidel]

Which scenes?😄

Right after the people begin to panic in the airport, there are stunt people who are pushed through the fake glass windows. I'm the creepy panicking dude, glasses and trench coat, on the far left, struggling to walk over the fallen people. Then, a minute later, when McClane spots the reporter and yells "Coleman! Coleman!", I'm right there next to Willis, jumping up and down, waving a rolled up magazine, acting panicked. Academy Award winning Extra work. Ha ha!

[RevelationDavid]

Outstanding! I am going to make a big bowl of popcorn and watch your performance tonight! Thanks so much for responding😁👍🎉

[dfwgator]

[Enlightened1]

Haha!

That was great!

[A Navy Vet]

"I was in DIE HARD II in a few scenes. Willis stays in character the whole time which, to me, was pretty intimidating the few times we crossed paths."

DIE HARD II is my least favorite. I've seen Willis in interviews and out takes and some hidden amateur videos and he always seems to be the same person as in his movies. However, you would know better.

I had an opposite experience with Rob Reiner when I allowed him to shoot part of a pilot at my film warehouse before I knew his politics. He was all cutsy and fun when the cameras rolled, but an asshole to my employees behind the camera. I had a walk on with a hand truck full of film at the very beginning. Never saw the pilot and series wasn't picked up. He was dick then and a dick now.

[A Navy Vet]

The best Die Hard and innovative for action films.

[LittleBillyInfidel]

Oh no! I’m sorry to hear about your experience with him! I’ve been in this business for 25 years and it’s dicks like him that make it miserable for everyone else. If he weren’t born into the industry, I imagine he’d be dealing cards in Vegas. Luckily, most celeb level talent I’ve worked with or hired have been down to earth.

[LittleBillyInfidel]

Ha ha ha! I'm soooooooo sorry you will need to endure that film! 😜 I have a good behind the scenes story for about about that brief scene with Willis, but it's gonna take me a while to write it up. I think you'll get a kick out of it.

[A Navy Vet]

Here's another letdown of a celebrity. I owned 24.5% of Dick Clark's new American Bandstand nightclub in Reno back in the 90's. I invested the bulk of retro-fitting Harold's and purchasing supplies. When I met Dick on opening night he was indeed a dick. I was partnera with Paul Revere. Paul was a nice courteous man and really fun to watch along with his Raiders.

They're both now deceased, but I'm still living on some of the profits. Guess some of the good don't die young.