A massive disappointment.

Rating: 2/10 (15 August 2007)

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Be advised: Leave your brain outside the cinema when you watch this movie. And do not expect the quality we have seen from the previous die hard movies - expect something in the Dolph Lundgren, later Steven Seagal style. (The problem is that this movie insists om calling it self a die hard movie, and the lead character has a name similar to the lead character from the die hard movies (he has less hair though).) --- Oh I'm sorry, this was a die hard movie? I must have missed that, because Im used to those movies i) ...having a script with logic and realism ii) ...having a bad guy that is NOT an idealist, but a criminal - period. iii) ...having at least an attempt at realistic action iv) ...NOT being a two hour excuse for the "yippie kayee MF" tag line.
This attempt at a movie is so riddled with unrealism and plot holes that it's not even funny. What exactly is the point of a (so called) serious action movie where the protagonist is not subject to common laws of physics? Where is the excitement? I mean, did I just watch the matrix or what? If so, where is agent Smith - or Morpheus?
Len Wiseman has directed too many vampire movies - seeing that the action and physics of this movie seemed more attuned to vampiric characters (they are neigh invulnerable) than human.
Although the french Parkour actors where really good - not as good as in the bond movie, but hey.
You have been warned my friends.