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Die Hard 5 Has A Release Date And Silly Title

Thursday, October 13th, 2011

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So I guess Die Hard 5 is happening, a release date of February 14th 2013 has been set with Bruce Willis to reprise his iconic role as John McClane who this time is on a international action adventure to Russia with his son, where the two characters get involved in a conflict with local forces.  So DH4 he had a daughter and now he has a son.  Die Hard 6 is probably going to have him saving his 1st cousins twice removed at this rate.  It gets better:

A Good Day to Die Hard.  That is the title.  Director John Moore (Max Payne) is set to direct the film [mtv].  I certainly hope they have Mary Elizabeth Winstead show up in some capacity, she’s easy on the eyes.

So for no reason, watch the Die Hard Angry Video Game Nerd video below:

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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bruce Willis have been officially confirmed for The Expendables 2. Deadline reports that the two are set to take on “substantial” roles opposite Sylvester Stallone who is also returning.  Still no confirmed word that Jean Claude Van Damme and Chuck Norris are joining, so keep dreaming folks.  Simon West is directing the sequel with filming to begin in October; original cast members Jason Statham, Dolph Lundgren, Mickey Rourke, Terry Crews are expected to return.

Anthony Hopkins returns to the serial killer genre once again with Solace says Variety. He will play a former doctor with psychic abilities who works for the FBI and gets drawn into a serial killer case.  No director yet, Sean Bailey and Ted Griffin wrote the first draft of the script, which was then rewritten by James Vanderbilt (Zodiac, The Amazing Spider-Man).

Chris Tucker plans to end acting hiatus with role in The Silver Linings Playbook Variety reports.  Tucker is in talks to join David O. Russell’s adaptation and is said also to be circling a key role in 20th Century Fox’s comedy Neighborhood Watch where Bradley Cooper is stars as “a former high school teacher who’s institutionalized for depression and then released into the care of his mother. He tries to win back his ex-wife but becomes involved with an eccentric neighbor with problems of her own.” Jennifer Lawrence is the neighbor, Robert De Niro will play Cooper’s father. Tucker will play “Danny, Cooper’s spirited friend who lives in a mental hospital. He escapes on several occasions to visit the troubled protag, as the duo have a special understanding of each other”.

Die Hard 5 Has a Director, Is Happening

Monday, February 14th, 2011

die hardDeadline reports that five time DGA nominated commercials director Noam Murro (Smart People) has been hired to direct Die Hard 5. Fox was impressed with the commercials he shot for Microsoft’s Halo [watch below]. The studio has yet to officially sign Bruce Willis, but that shouldn’t be an issue as apparently, it’s not the studio that’s currently looking at directors to take on Die Hard 5, but Willis himself.

He said before that he plans to do two more Die Hard films before hanging up the series for good.  So do we really want another Die Hard?  Sound off in the comments below. (more…)

Die Hard 5 Anyone?

Wednesday, May 5th, 2010

Die HardWill John McClane ever get to sit down and rest after a long days work?   Fox is currently in negotiations with screenwriter Skip Woods to write the fifth film in the Die Hard franchise. Woods has written both Hitman (no good) and The A-Team (could be something).  Nothing has been revealed about what the next Die Hard film will be about, but does it matter?  Bruce Willis will be back to reprise his role.  My only question is how can they top computers blowing up a city from Die Hard 5?

Willis can be seen in the upcoming Sylvester’s Stallone action bonanza The Expendables – in which there’s a scene between the two ‘80s action titans and Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Unbreakable (2000)

Sunday, September 6th, 2009

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It’s alright to be afraid, David, because this part won’t be like a comic book. Real life doesn’t fit into little boxes that were drawn for it. – Elijah Price

M. Night Shyamalan has already established his own personal stamp for his films.  Sadly this one is the most underrated works of the last decade.  The first time I saw it I was blown away at how quiet and moving the movie is, and now almost ten years later after watching it again, I was more taken aback by how much movies have changed and audiences have changed.  This movie represents a time when going to the movies was like finishing that great book.  You close the last page and sit there, still in awe.  Leaving the theater or opening the DVD tray a decade later; I’m still get that feeling with UNBREAKABLE.

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