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• MOVIE page: A Good Day to Die Hard (2013)
• Rate: 5.4/10 total 73,508 votes 
• Genre: Action | Crime | Thriller
• Runtime: 98 min
• Filming Location: Hungary
• Budget: $92,000,000 (estimated)
• Gross: $67,344,392 (USA) (17 May 2013)
• Director: John Moore
• Stars: Bruce Willis, Jai Courtney, Sebastian Koch | See full cast and crew
• Original Music By: Marco Beltrami   
• Soundtrack: NEW YORK, NEW YORK
• Sound Mix: Dolby Digital | Datasat | SDDS
• Plot Keyword: Russian | Courthouse | CIA | Escape | Explosion

Writing Credits By:

• Skip Woods (written by)
• Roderick Thorp (certain original characters by)

     

Goofs: Continuity: When John and Jack are stealing a car outside a nightclub, they are trying to pick the lock of a Maserati Quattroporte. Even the car key John produces, and the subsequent shot of a trunk full of guns is that of a Quattroporte. However in the following shots, they are driving a Maybach 57.

Plot: John McClane travels to Russia to help out his seemingly wayward son, Jack, only to discover that Jack is a CIA operative working to prevent a nuclear-weapons heist, causing the father and son to team up against underworld forces. Full summary »  »

Story: Iconoclastic, take-no-prisoners cop John McClane, for the first time, finds himself on foreign soil after traveling to Moscow to help his wayward son Jack - unaware that Jack is really a highly-trained CIA operative out to stop a nuclear weapons heist. With the Russian underworld in pursuit, and battling a countdown to war, the two McClanes discover that their opposing methods make them unstoppable heroes. Written byGuy from Estonia

Synopsis: In Moscow, Viktor Chagarin (Sergei Kolesnikov), a high-ranking but corrupt Russian official, plans on incriminating political prisoner and government whistleblower Yuri Komarov (Sebastian Koch) without a fair trial when Komarov refuses to hand over a secret file believed to have convicting evidence against Chagarin. In a separate incident, Jack McClane (Jai Courtney) is arrested as a result of an assassination, but agrees to testify against Komarov for a shorter sentence.

John McClane (Bruce Willis), who has not been in touch with his son in years, learns of Jack's whereabouts and circumstances and decides to go to Russia to help him out. When John arrives and approaches the courthouse that happens to currently hold Jack and Komarov on trial, an explosion orchestrated by Chagarin and his henchmen occurs in the courthouse, and Jack breaks free with Komarov. Seeing his son, John confronts him, but their dispute is cut short when the henchmen, led by Alik (Radivoje Bukvi), chase them on the streets of....... Streaming Full Movie..

Produced By:

• Stephen J. Eads known as co-producer
• Wyck Godfrey known as producer
• Tom Karnowski known as executive producer
• Jason Keller known as executive producer
• Peter Veverka known as co-producer
• Larry D. Webster known as consulting producer
• Bruce Willis known as executive producer
• David Willis known as co-producer
• Alex Young known as producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Bruce Willis known as John McClane
• Jai Courtney known as Jack McClane
• Sebastian Koch known as Komarov
• Mary Elizabeth Winstead known as Lucy
• Yuliya Snigir known as Irina
• Rasha Bukvic known as Alik
• Cole Hauser known as Collins
• Amaury Nolasco known as Murphy
• Sergei Kolesnikov known as Chagarin (as Sergey Kolesnikov)
• Roman Luknár known as Anton
• Zolee Ganxsta known as MRAP Driver (as Ganzsta Doglegy Zolee)
• Péter Takátsy known as Prosecutor
• Pasha D. Lychnikoff known as Cabbie
• Megalyn Echikunwoke known as Pretty Reporter
• Melissa Tang known as Lucas
• Rico Simonini known as Colonel
• Catherine Kresge known as Neiderbrook
• April Grace known as Sue Easton
• Cooper Thornton known as S2
• Jan Gallovic known as Chagarin's Advisor
• Péter Kertész known as Judge (as Peter Kertesz)
• Patrik Vrbovsky known as Handgun Manager
• Ferenc Elek known as Unimog Driver
• Zhe Lin known as Handgun Manager's Assistant
• Janos Finfera known as Chagarin's Security Man
• Boris Vodokov known as Chagarin's Assassin
• Aleksandr Komarov known as Mi-26 Co-Pilot
• Iván Fenyö known as Mi-26 Navigator
• Edit Balázsovits known as Masseuse
• Nadejda Savcova known as Russian Model
• Anastassija Makarenko known as Russian Model
• Scott Michael Campbell known as Campbell
• Aldis Hodge known as Foxy
• Joe Massingill known as Pac-Man
• Jesse Burch known as Smoker
• Justin Smith known as Meyers
• Martin Hindy known as Mako
• Attila Árpa known as Alik's Soldier
• Sergej Onopko known as Alik's Soldier
• Ivan Mark Orsányi known as Alik's Soldier
• Iván Kamarás known as G-Wagon Driver
• Zsolt Viczei known as Laundry Worker
• Chris Majors known as Embassy Official
• Shaina Leigh Anderson known as CIA Agent (as Shaina Anderson)
• Nikolett Barabas known as Anna Peterova (uncredited)
• Mike Dopud known as Detective-Sergeant Wexler (uncredited)
• Norbert Növényi known as Russian Mafia Member (uncredited)
• Anne Vyalitsyna known as (uncredited)

Production Companies:

• Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation (as Twentieth Century Fox) (presents)
• TSG Entertainment (in association with)
• Giant Pictures
• Dune Entertainment (made in association with)
• Ingenious Media (produced in association with)
• Big Screen Productions (in association with)
• Origo Film Group (uncredited)

MPAA: Rated R for violence and language

A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) Review by jahokoo94-164-651607
So what did everyone do as soon as they heard John Moore was directingthe next Die Hard film? Look up his filmography and see titles like theremake of Omen and Max Payne. And now, sadly, A Good Day to Die Hardwill join Moore's list of bad films, because it really is BAD.

As much as I wanted to like this movie, I just couldn't; not even as aDie Hard fan (no pun intended).

FIRST, let's look at the selling point. We're promised one thing andthat is a larger scale than that of the last movie. You see, the firstDie Hard took place in a plaza. The second one took place in anairport. The third was in New York, and the fourth was in the entirenation of USA. So logically, Die Hard 5 was going to go international.Ironically, A Good Day to Die Hard feels like the smallest film out ofthe five. Why? Because the whole movie feels like one action- forcedchase. I say action-forced, because everything is so over-the-top tothe point where there is no rise of tension, but rather endlesspandemonium from start to finish. No emotional investment, noexcitement. Everything just LOOKS grandiose and doesn't feel likeanything to that magnitude. Besides, unlike the previous Die Hardmovies, the terrorist threats in this movie never get carried out.Everything is just a battle to prevent the threat. I would also arguethat the shorter running time is a sign of laziness and a factor to whythe movie feels so insignificant.

My other big problem is that the movie is repetitive and boring. Theone-liners aren't clever (by the way, there was no "Yippee Ki-Yay,mother****er" delivered. EDIT: some people have claimed to have heardit, I haven't). The jokes aren't funny. The bad family relationshipstory is getting really tiresome, especially when Die Hard 4 focusedprimarily on the father-daughter relationship. Speaking of which, thenew McClane is really unlikable. Unlike Lucy McClane who just came offas a brat, Jack McClane is introduced pulling a gun on his father. Whywould we ever like this kid, especially when we've known and lovedBruce Willis' character for four movies?

I can't speak much about the "villain" (played by Radivoje Bukvić)without spoiling the movie, but all I have to say is that he has littleto no part in the whole movie. The evil Russian comes off as a cliché,anti-American terrorist, and he possesses and carries out no threat.I'm dying to talk about the story here, but let's just say it has areally stupid ending.

In an attempt to end the review on a more positive note, I'd like tosay that the movie does have some "oh sh*t" moments that can be fun toStreaming. However, I'd stay clear out of this one (unless you're a DieHard fan).

A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) Review by del91 from Penang, Malaysia / Chicago, USA
I am heartbroken.

It's a sad day to say this, but it has to be said: "A Good Day to DieHard" is a dud. The fifth instalment in the beloved "Die Hard" sagaends up as the worst of the series so far; it falters thanks to a weakcharacterization, even weaker screen writing, lack of worthy villains,absurd action sequences and incoherent direction. You can bet thismovie will be mentioned in the same sentence with "Rocky V", "SupermanIV: The Quest for Peace", "Speed 2: Cruise Control", "Die Another Day"and "Batman & Robin". Not even the R-rating and the return of thefamous "Yippie ki yay" line in full can save this one.

As much as I love action movies, I like mine with a side of plot andcharacter, of which this film fails at. John McClane, one of myfavorite film characters of all time, is given a horrendous treatmentno beloved character should ever be given: relegated to a sidekick.This is HIS movie, not his son's! From the start he is inexplicablythrust into Russia with no back story of how the previous films overthe years have shaped his character now - a key trait that was visiblein the previous four films. He is reduced to a wise-cracking actionsupercop, and even his wisecracks are weak. However, Bruce Willis,bless him, is still McClane without a doubt, as he dishes out the badguys with weathered-out cynicism in his eyes. He still has it in him,and in no way it is his fault that this movie turned out to benear-crap.

Rather, writer Skip Woods and director John Moore are to blame. Woodsclearly missed the whole point of McClane's essence and likability - heis a vulnerable human - an everyday Joe who only stops the bad guyswhen "there's no one else that can do it". He is a reluctant hero inthe first four films, he can get seriously wounded, as he is up againstworthy adversaries that are cool, calculative and almost one step aheadof him. Here, McClane, in the opening car chase, and immediately causesmass vehicular damage just to stop thugs from attacking his son, showsno signs of vulnerability (after TWO major car crashes), and has noqualms about killing the bad guys wherever they pop up here. His sonJack (Jai Courtney), filling in for McClane's sidekick, has certaincharisma and shows a few glimpses of character development in McClanebut it is cut short by the merciless and absurd action sequences.

A good action movie has to have a good villain. "Die Hard 5" has none.It has three primary villains, all of them forgettable. Nothing withthe likes of even Thomas Gabriel or Colonel Stuart (the Gruber Brothersmust be smirking right now in hell). They're not intelligent, notmenacing, not memorable. They're just dumb, die, and that's it. Whatwas their evil plot? What dastardly deeds do they have? Weaponsdealing. Oh the humanity!

The film runs at 97 minutes - the shortest in the series. Why the filmwas released at this length I don't want to know. Nobody complainedabout the 2 hour running time for each of the previous four movies.Imagine what a better movie this could've been with those cut scenesadded back in.

John Moore directs with the subtlety of a car crash. He smash cutsevery scene, puts heavy use of slow motion in the excruciatingly absurdclimax, and relies heavily on CGI for most of the action sequences. Butlike all Die Hard movies, there has to be at least one sensationalaction sequence, and that is at the film's beginning. The only thing Ireally enjoyed (in a guilty pleasure sort of way) about the whole moviewas a massive, destructive stunt-filled car chase throughout thestreets of Moscow. It was an intense and exciting scene. Pity the restof the movie can't hold up to this sensational chase scene alone,especially the end which essentially turns McClane into The Terminator.If you think the F-35 scene in "Die Hard 4" was absurd, hoo boy, waituntil you get a load of this one.

At the very least, there's some competent cinematography from JonathanSela and a good, riveting music score from Marco Beltrami, who reallyknows his stuff when it comes to action, as well as incorporatingMichael Kamen's themes into this one. If anything, the music is betterthan the movie.

There is a 6th (and according to Bruce, final) movie in the works.Here's a no brainer - bring back John McTiernan or Renny Harlin (hell,even Len Wiseman for all I care), and hire a good screenwriter whoreally delivers the old school action goods. I strongly believe Bruceand McClane can deliver the goods still and ride off into the sunset,instead of falling off his horse here. They just need a better story,better direction, and a more than worthy villain with a respectedBritish actor in the role. The franchise doesn't deserve to die withthis. It's too good for that.

Shame on you, John Moore and Skip Woods.

A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) Review by Andy Smith from Auckland, New Zealand
As a fan of the Die Hard series I feel the need to warn others - Don'twaste 97 minutes of your life on this movie! Yes, it really is thatbad.

Here's a concise summary of why it's just so bad:

1) John McClane's role is really as a side-kick. Why do this to the bigman .... why?

2) The movie lacks a bad guy. Does the movie have people that are bad -of course, but it lacks that McClane v Super-villain factor.

3) There's very little of the Die Hard humour we've all grown to love.

4) The movie parodies the Hans Gruber death sequence - never - never dothis.

5) Jai Courtney is terrible. It's hard to discern if it's the role he'sbeen asked to play or him, but either way he come across as a spoiledbrat pretending to be Jason Bourne.

6) There's hardly any script - it's as if the script were sandwiched inpost production to fit around the bangs and crashes.

7) It's not in the USA. This sounds trivial but it's not - the filmjust doesn't work outside of its tried and tested environment.

8) The car chase scene - oh my. If you do choose to Streaming the movieafter reading this the good news is that yes, it does eventually end -although it may not feel this way.

So in summary, go plant a tree, play football, go for a walk, in fact -do anything but for the love of all that you hold dear - don't wasteyour life on this.

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