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Bruce Willis returns as misfit cop John McClane in the third film in the Die Hard series. McClane has fallen on hard times; after moving to New York City and breaking up with his wife, he's developed a drinking problem and has been suspended from the NYPD. However, his past comes back to haunt him in the form of Simon (Jeremy Irons), a terrorist bomber who has been using McClane as his contact as he plants a series of bombs in public places and gives McClane inane "clues" to their whereabouts in
May 19, 1995 Wide
Mar 9, 1999
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
All Critics (47) | Top Critics (13) | Fresh (23) | Rotten (23) | DVD (23)
Degenerates into an improbable, confusing series of chases and an overly involved heist that takes far too long to set up.
Pure action, with bigger and better explosions and stunts.
It's a tense, terrifically funny action dazzler with a wow level in special effects that will be hard to top.
The big set pieces don't build, really, they just pile up.
Explosions aren't so funny anymore.
Basically a wind-up action toy, cleverly made, and delivered with high energy. It delivers just what it advertises, with a vengeance.
John McClane takes NYC in this thrilling sequel.
...ultimately closer in spirit to the original than the first sequel.
Should make us all feel a little queasy after the Oklahoma City bombing.
Although the film is not special, this two-disc special edition DVD most definitely is.
All in all, it's a fun movie, worthy of its predecessors, but ranking third of three.
There's little wit or originality on offer, just the familiar escalation of car chases and big bangs.
So concerned with bigness that it forgets to thrill.
Surprisingly more entertaining than you'd expect a third film in a franchise to be.
John McTiernan pulls the stunts off with such finesse that the script problems are almost irrelevant.
Rarely are sequels this good
The best of the Die Hard movies -- Jackson and Willis are terrific together.
Holds its own within the steadiness of the trilogy.
A much better follow up to the original.
January 10, 2012Super Reviewer
Zeus: So what's up with this L.A. thing? You famous or something? John McClane: Yeah, for about five minutes. Zeus: Don't tell me. Rodney King, right? John McClane: Fuck you. He's back, John McClane is back, and he has some help this time, mister Samuel L. Jackson, who is Zeus, the racist motherfucker who works
January 22, 2011Super Reviewer
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