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Season for "taken" is opened.

http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/good-day-to-die-hard/trailers/a-good-day-to-die-hard-teaser-trailer-30781677.html

February?!

The use of Beethoven's 9th is a throwback to Die Hard 1 and 2, which both occured during Christmas season. 3 was like Spring/Summer and Live Free or Die Hard, well, I'll call that a label slap.

I wonder if this was slated for Fall this year but they realized the brand wouldn't resonate strongly enough.

Didnt want to compete with "double O seven"?

That was a weak ass trailer.

The 9th is there because it is all through Die Hard 1, yes, but that had nothing to do with Christmas. It isn't Christmas music, the reason it's used so much in the first movie is it is an homage to A Clockwork Orange.

Good god, is Bruce Willis hardup for money or something?

That's probably right. However, growing up, the 9th was sung as Ode to Joy at Christmas time at Church, which is why I always made that corrolation. In my head anyway :-)

They screwed up Budapest's downtown traffic for at least a month and a half filming this stuff, so it'd better be good-- ahaha who am I kidding.

I just don't think he particularly cares. I think he likes working and making dumb action movies.

He's like Brett Favre of movies.  Bring on Hudson Hawk 2!

It doesn't even have Ramona Flowers, lame.

Mini Necro, so this is out now and I caught it Sunday night.

So it was a decent action flick all said and done. The chase scene at the first was one of the best I have ever seen. The plot line however was just "meh". The actor that played Bruce Willis son actually did a decent job for his part and I imagine he will get a couple cheesy actions flicks from this.  During the previews they showed the Gi-Joe sequel (with Bruce Willis) and the Red 2 sequel (again Bruce Willis) while I was watching a Bruce Willis movie. How many sequels can you do in one year?

Bruce knows to cash in as hard and as fast as he can.

To be fair to Bruce, GI Joe 2 was supposed to be out this previous summer but the studio pulled it and ordered reshoots and more Channing Tatum.

Forgot about this thread. This sucked. It was a generic action flick upon which they slapped some Bruce Willis in post production. Even his traditional MacClane-isms felt phoned in, and way after filming ended. This was less a Die Hard movie than I Robot was an I Robot movie.

Between this, the highly forgettable Schwarzenegger flick, and the I-can't-even-remember-its-name Stallone movie, it's like these guys forgot Expendables was largely a sendup and not a reinvigoration of a 40 year old action movie career.

And "Red" was a fun action film and I'm looking forward to "Red 2".

Take a drink every time he mentions that he is on vacation.  By time you are half way through the movie, you should be hammered enough that it starts to seem good  :awesome_for_real:

I know right? The least they could have done is record him saying that a few different ways. It's almost like they had a test audience that complained there wasn't enough John MacClane so they went back and added three more occurences of "I'm on vacation" from the one sound file!

The opening chase scene was actually originally put together by the guys from Top Gear.

And Ramona Flowers had a cameo.