[JenB]

Hi Sam, nice to see you! So, you've seen Die Hard, huh? I secretly love that movie. Except there's a little too much language. I like Alan Rickman as the evil German terrorist.

Not much been happening here. Just talk and stuff.

[Sam Cree]

Yes, the "Hans" character was great.
I could have done without the glass in the foot scene, too.
But on the whole, I liked the movie.
Not alot of brain power required to enjoy it.

Yes, nice to see you too. I'm pretty busy these days, so am not getting to post as much as I might wish.

Now I'm trying to remember the name of the Bruce Willis movie with the red haired girl that saved the world, for some reason I'm blocking on it, I like that one too. Oh yeah, 5th Element or something.

[300winmag]

So, you've seen Die Hard, huh? I secretly love that movie.

I liked #1 as the least unrealistic, hated #2, didn't mind #3. "Die Hard" made use of the simple fact that dead bad guys have lots of useful things on them, like weapons, ammo, and intel. Most movies ignore little details like that.

The biggest suspension of disbelief was that while good-guy cops, who in the movies are the only weapons experts outside the military, can out-think and out-shoot trained terrorists with state-of-the-art equipment and tactics.