A Movie That Will Remain An All Time Classic

Rating: 10/10 (10 December 2007)

This, being the original Die Hard, will become the next "all time classic" but of a different genre to what is usually taking this title. Definitely the best and most original classic action movie ever made and a must see to any movie buff or action lover and with out a doubt the best Die Hard of the three sequels. This will remain to be one of my all time favourite movies.
John McLane (Bruce Willis) is the New York cop whose visiting the Nakatomi building in Las Angeleas (his wife, Holly Genero's work office). John's traveling here for Christmas to see his wife and kids, thinking he will see his wife Holly McLane to find out she's using her madden name, Genero. He hasn't spoken to his kids yet, he's not planning to stay in the same house as Holly but still discusses it. Then the action starts when he's arrived at the building, talking to his wife before he is left alone while she is called down to make a speech. This is when the John McLane trademark starts, the famous way he talks to him self.
The main storyline begins while he's talking to him self and Holly's making a speech, a group of terrorists take over the building. Alan Rickman plays the famous terrorist leader, Hans Gruber, Hans leads organizes under ten more terrorists to take over the only floor still populated in the Nakatomi building, where they are having a Christmas party. While his men are securing all the hostages on the floor and going up to each individual room John is just able to escape through to the exit (fire emergency) stairs. His famous barefoot attempt of survival is shown through out the rest of the movie absolutely timeless lines and hilarious wise cracks.
I recommend this to anyone who can handle the odd gun shot and swear word. 9.5 out of 10