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“Welcome to the Party, Pal!”

I just watched “Die Hard” for December!  I watch it every December, as it’s a true Christmas classic.  Oh, it might not be bright and cheerful or corny and sappy… but it’s set at Christmas, with a lot of references to such, and Christmas music, and… yeah… so… bite me if you don’t like it.  =P

I started doing this in 1997, when I first saw the film on basic cable one December night while cleaning my room.  It was a few years before I had it on DVD, so I had to endure VHS and/or basic cable repeats until then.  No film should ever be watched on non-pay television.  They just gut the thing to death, whether for time or for content.

If you’ve never seen the original “Die Hard” then you’re doing yourself a great disservice.  It’s one of the top 3 best action movies of all time, and it’s from 1988 so it’s pre-CGI and when a movie actually had to have some story or character to stand on, you know?

Anyone else watch “Die Hard” every year for Christmas?

Just Out Today… Die Hard: Limited Edition 2-Disc Set TRACK LISTING: DISC ONE Main Title* (0:38) Terrorist Entrance (4:05) The Phone Goes Dead/Party Crashers (1:51) John’s Escape/You Want Money (6:00) Wiring the Roof (1:51) Fire Alarm (2:04) Tony Approaches (1:41) Tony and John Fight (1:11) Santa (0:55) He Won’t Be Joining Us (3:01) And If He Alters It (2:39) Going After John (4:29) Have A Few Laughs/ Al Powell Approaches  (3:31) Under the Table (1:55) Welcome to the Party (1:09) TV Station (2:47) Holly Meets Hans (1:19) Assault On the Tower (8:35) Disc 1 Time: 49:53 DISC TWO John Is Found Out (5:03) Attention Police (3:54) Bill Clay (4:09) Shooting the Glass (1:05) I Had an Accident (2:37) The Vault (3:07) Message for Holly (1:07) The Battle/ Freeing the Hostages (6:53) Helicopter Explosion and Showdown (4:00) Happy Trails (1:12) We’ve Got Each Other (1:56) Written by John Scott Published by NEW ENTERPRISES MUSIC, INC. (BMI) Let It Snow (1:43) Performed by Vaughn Monroe Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne Published by WB Music Corp. OBO Cahn Music Company (ASCAP); Chappell & Co OBO Producers Music Publishing Co (ASCAP) Courtesy of Geffen Records under license from  Universal Music Enterprises Beethoven’s 9th (End Credits Excerpt) (3:54) Written by Ludwig Van Beethoven Courtesy of APM Music BONUS TRACKS The Nakatomi Plaza (1:45) Message for Holly  (Film Version)* (2:46) Gun in Cheek* (1:01) Fire Hose* (1:00) Ode to Joy (Alternate) (2:10) Let It Snow (Source) (1:58) Performed by Michael Kamen Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne Published by WB Music Corp. OBO Cahn Music Company (ASCAP); Chappell & Co OBO Producers Music Publishing Co (ASCAP) Winter Wonderland (Source) (1:25) Written by Felix Bernard and Dick Smith Christmas in Hollis (4:49) Performed by RUN-DMC, Courtesy of Arista Records Written by Joseph Simmons, Darryl McDaniels, Jason Mizell Published by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) (P) 1987 Arista Records LLC By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing Disc 2 Time: 57:59 *Mono Source Total Time: 107:52
Michael Fassbender should be the Son of Hans Grubber…

I think they should have Michael Fassbender play the previously unknown-to-exist Son of the late Hans Gruber in the new “Die Hard” movie.

I just think he could do a good job at such.

We know “A Good Day to Die Hard” features John McClane Jr.

They seem to not be having Lucy McClane or whomever Justin Long played returning from “Live Free or Die Hard”…

There’s been no mention at all of a villain, but I think Fassbender would be a brilliant choice and having him be a Gruber would just be fun…

Maybe Hans Jr (Fassbender) wants revenge.  And unlike how his father pretended to be terrorists in order to steal, and his Uncle pretended to be out for revenge in order to steal, Hans Jr pretends to steal in order to get revenge.

Maybe the Lucy and the guy Justin Long played in the last film got involved.  Justin Long’s guy got a job in Russia (where the next movie is to take place).  Maybe they go missing, the two of them.  Maybe John and John Jr decide to go looking for them, themselves.  Cause that’s what a McClane would do in such a scenario.

Maybe Hans Jr took them to lure John in.  Maybe Hans Jr wants to kill Lucy and John Jr in revenge for his father, whom though he was a shit father or some such, still didn’t deserve to be dropped off of a building.

John McClane: “Have we met before?”

Hans Jr: “No.  But I do believe you knew my father.”

John McClane: “Really?  Cause the only euro-trash dipshits I’ve ever known have both been arrogant dumbass crooks that ended up dead.”

Hans Jr: *Sticks gun in John’s face* “My father was an exceptional thief.  He simply didn’t account for foolish Americans who saw too many John Wayne movies to be the fly in the ointment.”

John McClane: “Actually, I was always kind of partial to Roy Rogers.”

Hans Jr: “Perhaps it’s time we put this particular cowboy out to pasture… ” *cocks gun*

John McClane: “Yippy-ki-yay, mother fucker…”

BOOM…

crownedposter: Die Hard (1988).
James Bond Vs John McClane?

foolhardyfrank:

After watching a few Brosnan Bond films I had a sudden thought… Who would win in a fight John McClane from Die Hard or James Bond? Hmmm, now that’s a tough one!(No pun intended!)

Bond relies too much on gadgets.  McClane would kick his British ass.

(Source: jediknight87)

“Yippy Ki Yay, Mother Fucker!” The original Die Hard.  One of the best movies of the 1980s (and there where a lot!) One of the best action movies ever Originator of the ‘under seige’ concept Bruce Willis’ true break-out role (fuck you, ‘Moonlighting’) One of the best villains of an action movie One of the few action movies where the hero actually sustains considerable injury that effects him At least a dozen great one-liners Uber quotable “Shoot ze Glass!” “Welcome to the party pal!” “Ho-Ho-Ho, Now I Have a Machine Gun.” “6 million terrorists in the world and I’ve gotta kill the one with feet smaller than my sister.”
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