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Like many other people nervously anticipating Len Wiseman’s debut as DH4 director, I could only hope that he could live up to, at the least, Die Hard 2. But he has done a wonderful job with McClane, that lives up to the previous trilogy. In fact, I’d despicable LFoDH unprejudiced tedious the first Die Hard movie. No one can top Alan Rickman! The exiguous touches, e.g. Gennero/McClane, Agent Johnson, helicopter flying, are subtle, but add greatly to the movie.
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There were a few things missing from the theatrical release, of course. Most noticeably, the lack of swearing, McClane’s trademark yippee-kai-yay being truncated. The violence was all there, but it fair wasn’t intense enough. Awe not fans! The unrated version fixes all of that! It’s wonderful, McClane is befriend in all of his mf-in’ glory!
**Spoilers ahead, so read at your bear risk.**
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I was hoping for some more dialogue from Timothy Olyphant in the unrated version, but unfortunately, he is mild a bit one-dimensional. Run-times of the unrated vs. the theatrical are about the same, surprising considering that the unrated does add extra scenes.
What the unrated version includes:
Many more f-words and MF-ers.
- Extra dialogue between McClane and his captain, Clevino.
- Longer opening intro scene to Matt Long typing to the warlock,
listening to rock music.
- Extra banter when McClane and Matt first meet.
- More intro shots at the FBI assure center.
- Shot of the National Transportation Center losing control of their
traffic grid.
- More shots of fallacious anthrax anxiety evacuation.
- Thomas Gabriel’s hodgepodge of video of Nixon/Bush/Clinton speaking is
longer.
- Blood spurts!!! More gore, though not significantly more.
- More McClane-isms. When John is driving the police car in the tunnel
towards the helicopter, Rand shoots the engine, which lights on fire.
McClane quips, “Well the car’s on fire, that can’t be qualified.”
- When Matt runs to his side after McClane destroys the helicopter,
McClane adds, “100,000 people are killed every year by cars. What’s
another 4? ”
- Speedily shot of listless guards in power plant.
- When Mai dies in the elevator explosion, McClane screams a profanity
laced tirade at her.
- McClane flying (and landing!) helicopter scene considerable longer.
- The guy getting crushed in the giant blades scene doesn’t have worthy
more blood.
- Yippee-kay-yay mf-er is said in tubby!
NOTE: For more detail, go to this German DVD Review situation for a frame-by-frame detailed analysis! Differences are posted in English.
http://www.schnittberichte.com/schnittberichte_special/diehard4.php
I’m a gigantic Die Hard fan as are most warm-blooded males, and my biggest terror was that this would impartial be another novel actioner with John McClane in it, but not a DH movie per-se. Well, thankfully, those fears couldn’t have been more groundless. This is definitely a DH movie, and what’s more is it’s the best action movie I’ve seen in a long time (which any DH movie worth making should be) . Bruce Willis is truly the greatest action hero stunning grand ever, and he reminded me of that constantly during this film. Now, some of the action is comical to say the least (the F-25 jet versus truck scene instantly comes to mind), but the movie never takes itself too seriously, and everything is well staged and executed. The PG-13 rating makes puny contrast, and I honestly can’t gain they got away with it cuz this is one hard-hitting action thriller. Trust me, nice and violent even by DH standards. Also,I honestly wouldn’t have minded a small more of McClane’s signature overuse of the F-bomb, but there are some astronomical lines and it’s not exactly profanity-lite. Either contrivance, this is a proper summer movie and a accurate Die Hard movie! So if you like both of those things and aren’t looking for depth and realism, but objective a damn profitable time at the movies, then this is your note. Of all of the sequels and blockbusters this summer worth mentioning or seeing (or lack thereof), I can honestly say that Yippee-Ki-Yay is the blueprint!
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