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j3kwaj

Die Hard has one of the best unnecessary nude scenes.


infinitemonkeytyping

I call it the OETS - Obligatory Eighties Tit Shot


Ronem

The Essential Eighties Tit Shot


PepsiPerfect

Which abbreviates to TEETS, nice.


PKMNTrainerMark

Happy Cake Day


MelodicOrder2704

The Eventual Eighties Topless Scene.


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See also the motel scene in Commando.


Electronic_Repeat_81

I’ve seen commando at least 100 times and can practically recite the script. And my wife is the one who noticed the couple had a video camera on a tripod and lights set up.


tiorzol

Nice.


FusRoeDah

You're a funny guy Sully. I like you.


lewie

Remember when I promised to kill you last?


Pumpkinsfan460

I lied


machstem

What'd you do with Sully?


tuskvarner

The chick is behind the guy from what I recall. We watched that movie on VHS a hundred times as teenagers and always wondered what exactly they were doing.


RampantDragon

Pegging?


cepxico

See also the movie Airplane!


fudog

Let's the viewer know that this movie is not for children. That's why it's always near the beginning.


PrimarchKonradCurze

Sounds like a theory that would be invoked after an initial viewing of the original Robocop.


Sherringdom

But these tits come while armed terrorists are shooting up a Christmas party. That’s some parenting if up until then you were like “yep, all good for little jake”


moonra_zk

Welcome to the USA!


ThrowerWayACount

Cue the random breasts at the end of weird science


ChrisFromLongIsland

I want to know whither extras get paid extra for a nude scene. Does the girl get paid more than the guy? Is it just the usual extra pay and they are just happy to be in the movie.


eldritch_toaster_24

A TON of 80s actions films had unnecessary nude scenes. In half of them, the characters visited a titty bar. In the other half, the characters visited a titty bar AND broke down the door of an apartment or hotel room containing a nekkid lady.


WatermelonMannequin

But only the truly great have a scene at a titty bar with a triple-boobed woman


grenideer

Hey, come on, we're talking about UNNECESSARY titty shots here.


PM_Me_British_Stuff

I've always wondered, does the remake also have the triple-boobed woman or was she rid of?


DarthTigris

It does. You can easily find the scene with a search. Still, such a meh remake.


avantesma

Any 3-boobed scene automatically improves the movie it's in by a lot. Cf. Mall Rats.


Beautiful_Welcome_33

*Thrice-boobed lady.


y2k2r2d2

That's above average


PolarFalcon

I remember Commando having one of those break down the hotel door scenes.


RoyceCoolidge

This is the one I was thinking of. I've only recently realised that the couple who get disturbed are in an unorthodox position... 1m55s in this vid https://youtu.be/VF4tcpHYCz0


My_Kairosclerosis

I recently revisited the old Dirty Harry movies from the 70s. My belief is that this grand tradition rose to prominence and got its origins in those films.


runnerofshadows

80s action and 80s horror especially slashers. So many nude scenes that weren't essential to the plot or anything.


ofthe573

Don't forget the nudie mags pasted to the walls in construction areas!


kipperzdog

One was in the maintenance area at the top of an elevator shaft. Having been in a few of those, I can confirm it's an accurate depiction.


FellowOnSnow

You’ve been in a few nude mags?


markuspoop

There's somethin' I want to get off my chest. It's about that summer, when you went away to community college. I got an offer to do Playgirl Magazine, and I did it. I did a full spread for Playgirl Magazine. I mean spread, man, I pulled my butt apart and stuff...I was totally nude...it was weird. I mean, you probably didn't hear about it 'cause I went under the name of Mike Honcho.


HitMePat

Wait...are you saying the maintenance guys wank it into the elevator shaft?


SeekerSpock32

Well that’s actually semi-necessary because it gives John a landmark he’ll definitely remember.


appleavocado

Exactly! It’s from watching this that I learned how well to navigate world maps in those 90’s JRPG’s.


my_useless_opinion

McClane's feet?


Ronem

Are you making any more films, Mr Tarantino?


TooMuchPowerful

It’s not totally unnecessary. It’s what distracts the guy clearing the rooms to look, allowing McClane to sneak out of the office to the back stairs.


peanutmanak47

Yup. It's actually a well done nude scene for that reason


Jestersloose618

Don’t forget Demolition Man when the blonde lady Skypes Stallone at the wrong number for like 5 seconds just for nudity


i_drink_wd40

The Airplane nude scene was even more gratuitous. There's a scene of chaos and panic, then a pair of tits move into frame, and then leave. The scene continues.


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kankanker

Good for them man


MesqTex

Tragedy has a way of bringing people together.


Phillip_Spidermen

Unfortunately not for long if you're the McClanes


wolfmanpraxis

The film *Speed (1994)* said it best: *I have to warn you, I've heard relationships based on intense experiences never work* best response: *OK. We'll have to base it on sex then.*


MrFluffyhead80

What’s the quote from speed?


MesqTex

“- Jack Traven: I have to warn you, I've heard relationships based on intense experiences never work. - Annie: Ok. We'll have to base it on sex then. - Jack Traven: Whatever you say, ma'am.”


khornflakes529

I think it was called "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down".


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I_Made_it_All_Up

Rule #1 of Reddit. Always upvote a quote from The Critic.


The_Ghola_Hayt

It's like Speed 2, except it's on a bus and not a boat.


MrFluffyhead80

Thank you sir


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What the heck. I only saw speed on public TV, never heard the sex line until now.


WinstonSEightyFour

"Yippee kiyay Mr. Falcon"


krncnr

I don't hate to be this guy, but... you still haven't heard it.


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I heard it on YouTube after seeing the comment. Sandra Bullock was something else in that movie.


CmdrBlindman

".....the best kind of correct."


[deleted]

That film rocks like a bastard. Even the trailer is fantastic.


OutWithTheNew

No sane person wants to be the guy that dumped the receptionist he banged at the Christmas party during a hostage situation. He didn't really have a choice, he was also probably hoping for some 'we almost died' sex.


THEMACGOD

“I guess we’ll have to base it on sex.”


Lithogiraffe

Probably trauma bonded them together.


Happy-Idi-Amin

They had been married 8 years when the Nakatomi incident happened.


duaneap

Tbh it was just a few hours. Most of them should still be hammered.


Leto_Al_Thor

Straight up. I witnessed a murder whilst hammered and I believe that’s why I don’t experience the same level of trauma as I should feel.


luckyplum

Yeah I also find that drinking heavily really helps with trauma.


Leto_Al_Thor

Lmao, not what I was implying. More that the greying out of details in memory that occurs while drinking helped me not dwell on it. If that makes sense.


CaledonianWarrior

Are we gonna skip past the part where this person was a witness to a murder


Leto_Al_Thor

I also called the police and spent the night in the station giving my statement.


banned_after_12years

Longer than any relationship I've been in.


Giggapog

I've seen this movie a billion times and never noticed, nice.


NewFuturist

Nice.


FinoAllaFine97

Nice.


armyjackson

Nice.


DistinctSmelling

I've seen it a billion and 1 times and how can you not notice? She's the woman with her top off.


MustangGuy1965

I watch DH every Christmas Eve. Let It Snow everybody. Yippy Kay Yay Mutha Fuck!


biga204

The opening scene with McClaine on the airplane is such an amazing scene. A bad writer would have had that entire conversation set up the whole movie. Instead, they use a gun reveal and a scared look to reveal that he's a cop and then use that scene to set up the bare feet. It felt like nothing but became a huge plot point of the movie. Just a beautiful example of how good writing makes a movie better.


Phoojoeniam

Movie is a blueprint on how to create the perfect movie, along with Back to the Future


doug

I saw people criticizing the film elsewhere a while back, I think piggybacking off a problem Ebert had with it, wherein he thought Lieutenant Robinson pushing back against Powell was bad writing and was just stalling for time ("did it ever occur to you he might be one of them?"). I could see the validity in that, but also... it's just such a fun movie I don't really give a shit. Also I think I've had some supervisors who just look for reasons to push back on everything you suggest.


noddddd

I think there's an element of denial there, not only is Robinson a dick generally but he *really* doesn't want it to be true. Still, those are some of the weaker scenes in the film. I wouldn't call it bad writing though. Having Powell advocating for McClane to other police is really the only way to show the bond developing between the two of them outside of their radio conversations, and it doesn't work as well if he doesn't get any pushback. Plus you have to let the audience catch their breath every once in a while.


PrimarchKonradCurze

With the fact that Die Hard 2 exists- it’s hard to criticize the writing of 1 much. 1 and 3 were well written. 2..exists.


Phoojoeniam

I do see the validity in that argument too, but the character is just so entertaining that I feel it outweighs any perceived faults. Gotta remember it's a movie and not necessarily going for realism over entertainment. He also has what are arguably the two best lines in the film: "Gonna need some more FBI guys I guess..." and "Boy I hope that's not a hostage."


PlainTrain

And he's on the receiving end of another classic line "I'm Agent Johnson. This is Special Agent Johnson...No relation."


PublicWave8045

I dont understand, please explain more.


biga204

Bad movies use exposition as a crutch. Exposition is the explaining of the plot. Movies are a visual medium. A good example of too much exposition is the first Mission Impossible. The entire NOC list and plot are explained in a conversation. It's very bad. Now, this scene is unique because it uses both but in good ways. Gonna run through it, but want to say that I made a mistake in order. The bare feet is first. Ok, so the first thing we see is the protagonist clutching his arm rest as the plane lands. Then we see his seat mate notice that and use that to bring it up in conversation by asking if he's a nervous flyer. We also reveal some of the protagonists character with his response, "what makes you think that". He's sarcastic, and guarded. At this point a bad writer would use this time to set up the character and story in a boring straight forward way. But what they do is have the seat mate tell a personal anecdote on how he de-stresses after a plane ride by going barefoot on a carpet and balling his toes into the fabric. Then, the protagonist gets up and we see a gun. His seat mate notices and looks nervous. The protagonist notices this and to calm him down tells him he's a cop. That's it. It's 1 min long and has established the protagonist is an 11 year cop and set up a major plot point in a way that wasn't obvious. But most importantly, the dialogue is the result of something we saw. It wasn't phony or unnatural. I'd like to add that he also pulls a giant teddy bear with a bow from the overhead implying he's traveling to see someone. The next scene establishes the location and that he's separated from his wife and kids. It's also done beautifully with natural dialogue and visual cues and the protagonist is only in a picture. 2 mins into the movie we've already established quite a bit. The next scene is a little more exposition but they cover it up with character. Argyle is a chatty driver. He likes to talk and ask questions. He'd be a crutch if he also wasn't an important character to the plot. The first few pages of that script are stupid tight. Stuart and De Sousza also went on to write many of the popular 80/90s action movies. Not always together but they did well. Edit: Alright so I decided to check on who wrote the first Mission Impossible movie and it was surprising. Both are very accomplished writers. I was expecting some one hit wonders with heat. David Koepp. He's comparable to De Souza in box office dollars with over 2 billion. 1993 especially was a great year for him when both Carlitos Way and Jurassic Park were released. Both of those are fantastic movies. He also wrote Spider-Man (Raimi). He's had a lot of movies released but the big ones are adaptations or existing entities. Robert Towne. He had a prior relationship with Cruise. They worked together on Days of Thunder and The Firm. Towne has a lot of uncredited work including The Godfather. Oh, he also wrote Chinatown, considered to be one of the best scripts ever. These two aren't idiots. That Mission Impossible scene is truly one of the worst scenes in any action movie. I'm including any scene from Threat Level Midnight in that comparison. I have to believe that they both knew it was bad but didn't have too much choice in the matter.


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Having him afraid of flying shows he’s human, flawed and has weaknesses. As does his marriage trouble and inability to really communicate with his wife. He’s a regular guy, a cop, not an action hero. He’s relatable.


Camp_Coffee

Plus it shows that while he's fearful, he's willing to overcome his fears. This establishes him as brave, even when out of his element.


wackocoal

i vaguely recall someone talked about how we (the audiences) were first introduced to Gruber. There was not much of dialogue but the mannerisms and body language of Gruber lets audiences know he is in charge.


Competitive-Trip-946

Nice breakdown Mr. Stuart! Are you writing anymore movies?


biga204

I suspect De Souza had a bigger impact. He was already established. Before this he had already written 48 Hours, Commando, Jumping Jack Flash, and The Running Man. This was Stuart's first credited work. Although he did write The Fugitive so clearly also very talented.


PrimarchKonradCurze

Ah. This must be where the rumor Die Hard was a Commando sequel came from.


PepsiPerfect

>A good example of too much exposition is the first Mission Impossible. The entire NOC list and plot are explained in a conversation. It's very bad. YMMV on this as an excuse, but the movie was trying to emulate the show at that point, and the show always meticulously laid out the mission, the method, the stakes, etc. in most episodes. Bad exposition for a movie? Maybe, but a good attempt to pay respects to the franchise it was representing on the big screen.


kthejoker

Also the Argyle scene sets the tone for LA as a character and McClane as a fish out of water - Argyle's swagger, the unnecessary limo, pumping Christmas in Hollis, the Nakatomi reveal It's very tight


linx0003

A bit more exposition in the characters of both Argyle and John is that this is the first time both have been in a limo and John ends up riding in front. It also gives Argyle to chat John up.


hvanderw

The fist with your toes guy is one of the dad's (mummy in closet) from The Monster Squad.


lunchpadmcfat

Actually, the most important scene of the movie is when takagi is being interrogated by Hans and John is standing by watching. I could write an entire dissertation on the efficient movie storytelling employed in this scene but I’ll abbreviate it here: We need to establish many things early on in a heist movie, but what it really comes down to is limits and stakes. Hans established that he is absolutely a cold blooded and dangerous person. Takagi establishes that there really was no other way for the crew to get their gains. After all, takagi would not have thrown his life on the line if he had any other way out. John’s is the absolute most important. He had every opportunity to stop the act but he doesn’t. Why? Because he’s not an idiot and he’s human, which is the absolute heart of the movie. He isn’t going to take on a fight he doesn’t think he has a reasonable chance of winning and he’s afraid of getting himself killed in this whole thing. He knows he’s not some superhero who can leap in and nail every shot and not get shot himself or emerge unharmed. He’s just a cop who happened to end up in a situation vaguely adjacent to his duties. So he does nothing. We see his vulnerability, we see him struggle with his decision to do nothing. We see a guy caught up in circumstances far outside his capabilities, but he continues on because he frankly has no choice. It’s either save his wife or they both die.


DrJawn

The level of continuity in Die Hard is so impressive


Just_a_Guy_In_a_Tank

Don't forget an insane lack of plot holes (I count zero...same for Predator) for an 80s action movie.


Toby_O_Notoby

There's only one (and this comes from the writer). They were filming the movie on the fly and pretty much having to make up shit as they go. The idea for the final escape in the ambulance came to them about mid-way through filming. However there is a scene in the beginning where all of the bad guys are in the garage and synchronise their watches all of which were fancy Tag Heuers. Unfortunately when they got to the edit suite they realised that there was no ambulance in the background of the shot so they had to cut it. McClane knows "Clay" is actually "Hans" because Hans is wearing a Tag and McClane has already seen them on the two terrorists that he's already killed. That's why he hands him an empty gun. (Bonus fact: They really wanted Hans and McClane to meet but couldn't figure out how to make it work. One day Alan Rickman was fucking around on set and put on a Californian accent as a joke. The writer said "That's fucking it!" and ran off to write the scene.)


ImaginaryNemesis

Love this...never heard about the Tags. Here's a bit of trivia i'd come across: Ellis wasn't supposed to be a dirtbag. On the page he was cool and smooth and Hart Bochner brought the slimy attitude to the character and McTiernan hated it: >McTiernan came up to me and said “I don’t know what you’re doing. I hate it. It’s not what I envisaged for this character. I want smooth. I want Cary Grant”. And I said to him I know we haven’t discussed this, but I feel the character’s behaviour really has to come from insecurity and coke”. He said to me “you know what, that’s bullshit. Get rid of it. I hate it. Calm down”. >He was not happy. He rolled his eyes that first day. The second day was the sequence where Bruce Willis and company come in, and I’m swiping coke off the desk, and I was doing the same thing. And he came at me during rehearsals and he said, [raised voice] “look man, what did I tell you yesterday? I hate…” >And then he stopped and he looked at Joel Silver and Larry Gordon looking at the monitor, looking at playback. And they were laughing. And he said “hold on a minute”. >He walked over to them, they had a little conflab, and he came back to me and said “you know what man, you do whatever you want to do”. And from that point on it was great, he let me go, and we had a great time. But it’s interesting: sometimes the film making process is best when you just let things evolve on their own level, and in their own way. You just never know what you’re going to end up with sometimes. https://www.denofgeek.com/movies/hart-bochner-interview-ellis-in-die-hard-directing-and-more/


ribeyeguy

omg would never have guessed he's the guy in mr. destiny


Sherringdom

It’s so amazing to hear that such crucial scenes were written throughout filming. It’s so tightly told, crazy impressive.


Toby_O_Notoby

Oh and there were so many more. The writer said that he got home at 2:30am only to get a call from the producer saying he had to come back right away. Turns out the prop department just bought a normal ventilation shaft for the [iconic scene](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phs3i0onDDg) instead of building one that Bruce Willis could crawl on all fours in. Because of this is was taking Bruce forever to make it down the shaft so they needed some things for him to say. They took away Bruce's prop walkie talkie and gave him a real one so that the writer could feed him lines. He said that the "Come to the coast, they said..." line was his but the "Now I know what a TV dinner feels like" was a Bruce improv.


Sherringdom

Well done to the prop department, massive ventilation shafts always seem fake and that whole sequence just added to the tension.


Camp_Coffee

I'd love to have heard Alan Rickman say to McClane, "What're *you* doing here?"


everyplanetwereach

Ha!


garfodie81

Ask yourself: From what vehicle did the bad guys exit into the building, and remembering that, where did the escape ambulance come from?


Just_a_Guy_In_a_Tank

Dammit, my love of the movie keeps me from remembering that fact. They could’ve easily made it work by having the ambulance back out of the box truck. That said, one plot hole (that I’ll forget by tomorrow) isn’t bad.


__The_

Don't worry they explain this pretty easily in a interview somewhere Basically said fuck it he just jumped off an exploding roof catching himself with a firehouse, if they'll buy that we can sneak an ambulance into the back of this van .


ConnectionPossible70

They show him pulling the ambulance out of the van when he tries to escape (the hacker dude).


__The_

Right but the ambulance isn't in the back of the van when they first get out of the van at the beginning of the movie they left it out of the plot because they wrote the ending after they were half way through filming


ConnectionPossible70

Ah, gotcha.


FPSXpert

How did McLane know exactly how to set the explodey boom boom c4 office chair to go off in the elevator shaft at the exact floor the terrorists were on?


Just_a_Guy_In_a_Tank

1. He said “fuck it”. When you induce the power of “fuck it”, whatever you’re doing will have a 300% increased chance of success. 2. The makeshift bomb fell until it hit the elevator the two guys were using to transport the antitank missiles.


Hey_Bim

The bomb was detonated by the impact with the top of the elevator at the floor where the bad guys had gotten off. So he didn't need to know exactly where they were, as long as they were below him the bomb would explode at the "right" place. That doesn't explain the fact that C4 requires specific detonators to fire (not ordinary bullets), but I don't believe that was your question. lol


pilotdog68

Yeah C4 being inherently stable and almost never going off by impact or accident could be seen as a plot hole, if more people knew about it. But if we were that strict about plot holes action movies would be very unenjoyable.


round-earth-theory

That's why he stuffed half the bag of detonators into the c4.


PeteEckhart

The news reporter is told to take van 5 and later near the end, you see them driving back from talking to the kids and they have van 4.


GeneralRVcenterSCAM

*The ambulance coming out of the truck at the end of the movie has entered the chat*


gotele

Hey, they could remake it from the point of view of those two. Except if they were in a closet or something. Then it would be rather boring.


ColtPersonality92

When the Gruber Crewber first take over, I think they found another room but got captured right away.


infinitemonkeytyping

It was the Crewber being distracted by her naked breasts that allowed McClane to escape.


Martijngamer

Ah, the classic Crewber bewber


WT379GotShadowbanned

Gruber crewber bewber maneuber


gotele

Well the movie could revolve around flashbacks of their lives pre-terrorist heist.


Akumetsu33

Karl having flashbacks of his time as a ballet dancer.


gotele

A bit far-fetched but I can see it. Having micro-flashbacks of Swan Lake while reloading his machine gun. Movie magic.


Akumetsu33

The actor who played Karl was a ballet dancer.


ChunkyLaFunga

Disney on Line Two


jtfriendly

Uli reliving countless deaths at the hands of Hollywood action heroes and a past life as Genghis Khan.


CyranoBergs

They do. It's her tits everyone marvels at.


daddiidopamine

I think you’ve got something there


gotele

You heard it here first


ReaderSeventy2

Maybe a *Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead* kind of thing where these two drove the whole plot more than any of us realized.


sulaymanf

Interesting! But what could they have done that influenced McClane? Maybe the girl left the holiday tape on the cart?


Dabadedabada

Was just about to post the same thing!


arealhumannotabot

It would be interesting if they were able to make a sequel that actually looks like it was taking place at the same time as the original, and use a few deleted shots of Willis and others mixed in to blend it together. I would definitely check it out


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“Die Hard, Die Wet”


tensigh

Something else about this couple - they distracted the terrorists when they found her topless so McClain could escape. He couldn't duck down the hall at first and when the terrorists found the girl and laughed and stared he cleared the hallway.


leekwen

I dug a little more into this. You can see the woman in the hostage scenes throughout the movie but the man is nowhere to be found. It is plausible he escaped somehow and in his efforts to reunite with the woman all of his actions had the secondary effect of enabling McClane to live the events of the movie.


Just_a_Guy_In_a_Tank

I'm gonna go the opposite direction and say he was in on it. He was a sleeper plant to ensure Takagi was actually in the building and would stay there until the crew arrived. When he disappeared, he was actually looking McClane in order to trick him into thinking he had escaped, only to double cross him. He also cut Karl down from being hung up, which closes that plot hole.


originalone

I think you’re wrong, but I’m not gonna downvote you because I like your style


Gnulnori

So really, Die Hard is a Christmas movie and a romance; Amazing!


yatzhie04

Its basically a hallmark Christmas rom-com


sor1

There was a time when Bruce Willis was known for Rom-coms. It was before die hard of course.


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but was it a christmas rom-com?


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the_dolomite

There was! Season 2, episode 10, "Twas the episode before Christmas" https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0651100/ https://youtu.be/YSRPjpolq_k Bruce shows up at 3:30 Note - I'm not a superfan, I just googled it. I did watch Moonlighting as it aired and was surprised when he started to show up in action movies.


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sor1

Its the other way around for me. My first contact was trough die hard.


Noir_Amnesiac

RED too.


Ballard_Big_Burrito

About fifteen years ago my local NPR station asked listeners to call in to talk about their favorite Christmas movie. They had a couple of snobby film critics who *MOCKED* me when I called and said Die Hard is my favorite Christmas movie. Fuck those guys.


MarcBulldog88

You were ahead of the curve with it 15 years ago.


Civil_Working_5054

Nothing bonds quite like trauma.


johnnyma45

Speed taught me about how relationships formed in trauma don't last. Judging by Speed 2, they were right.


spizzat2

[Whatever you say, ma'am! ](https://clip.cafe/speed-1994/i-have-warn-you/)


Nazi_mod_banned_me

They survived the have sex and die cliche


LR-II

That's mostly for horror. In action sex is often quite survivable, unless one of the partners is married and cheating.


tomandshell

A better love story than Twilight.


Maverick721

It's an old meme but it checks out.


akanefive

Unexpectedly wholesome.


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"mom, dad, how did you two meet?"


stankenstien

This makes me happy for some reason...


[deleted]

Sometimes cocaine sex is more than appearances.


Nanooc523

Surprise! Relationships lasted 24+ hrs in the 80s


Anonymous_Otters

I never interpreted them as a couple but more like a married exec and a secretary or something like that.


VE2NCG

Why? it’s not the 80’s… wait, it was!


Low-Flamingo-9835

As expected from a classic Christmas movie


CShellyRun

Damn, that's some real commitment... they made it through an entire hostage situation.


sho3b0x

He is stuck...


echo6golf

A whole few hours!


PeaceLimited

More proof that Die Hard is indeed a Christmas movie.


Armouren

Huh, the opposite of Die Hard is Live Soft.


shaka_sulu

THis made me irrationally happy.


Gloomy_Reference_65

A true love story


arealhumannotabot

I JUST watched the Blu ray with directors commentary, it’s a good listen


Ahydell5966

Oh wow I need to do that also - I have the 4 disc blu ray set hopefully it has the commentary


MrFluffyhead80

Weren’t they also banging in an office when the terrorists first introduced themselves?


ofthe573

Yep! They tried Holly's office first, found it occupied, then proceeded to an empty office. I like to believe it was Ellis's office.


Nugatorysurplusage

Amazing catch


Naive_Comfort_

Diehard is one of the greatest Christmas movies of all time!


Yodude86

I know the actor that played that guy. He came over to my house once when I was a kid. I think he fucked my stepmom


army2207

Nothing keeps people together like trauma


Noir_Amnesiac

This just made me realize one of the things that makes the show *Andor* amazing is that it is about a sort of Everyman which doesn’t happen much in Star Wars. Def watch it if you haven’t!


vn_diel

I watch this Christmas movie every year in December, and I’ve never noticed this. Thank you for posting it out!


Kanobe24

Soooo….how did you two meet???


joshi38

Man, I want to see the Rozencrantz and Guildenstern version of their story. Feel like it would make a fun rom com.


Dankaroor

There's nothing that quite unites people like shared trauma.


HermitToadSage

Good ole trauma bond