More Ultraviolence than A Clockwork Orange!

Rating: 10/10 (21 December 2019)

Okay, here we don't have to say anything. We are faced with a mister film, a film that, despite its age, always remains an absolute must of the action cinema and also an absolute cult of the 80s, together with Lethal Weapon and Predator, which are also strong pieces and anch they unforgettable films of those years.
But what I love a lot about the film is the use of Beethoven in the most important and important scenes of the film. His Ninth Symphony, written in 1824, when he was now faced with death and was very much destroyed by his deafness, which once upon a time replied about it being happy to be deaf ('' Oh! How happy should I now be, had I my full sense of hearing ''), is still an absolute masterpiece of classical music and is first used as the main theme of the absolute cult Kubrickian A Clockwork Orange, which, unlike this cornerstone of action cinema, it also contains the overwhelming final part, which expresses the joy of life, as well as a violence not really of the body, but of the soul.
So I think that Die Hard is a '' Clockwork Orange '' but on the contrary and that still pays homage to it and gives it the tribute it deserves, for having inspired one of the most monumental films of all time.
And let me add, in the face of the haters, that this is A CHRISTMAS FILM, and it is still the toughest one today. Therefore, yippie kay kee everyone!