purpobandit

One of the sweeter romantic comedies to come out in the last few years. Good performances by the two female leads make this a winner. I like how it stayed away from gross out gags, graphic sex talk and sex scenes and went for a more subtle approach.

I also like the New York locales and music!

I thought this movie was awesome! A little bit on the unbelievable side (more like a lot!) but very enjoyable.

There is great chemistry between Willis and Jackson and entertaining supporting performances from Jeremy Irons, Larry Bryggman, Graham Greene, and Colleen Camp.

The only disappointment was the ending which I thought was not inventive or "cool" enough, considering the endings of the first two films which were great!

Catch the Special Edition DVD for the alternate ending which I thought was better than the actual version used!

I never saw the original Die Hard in the theatre, so when I heard that this sequel was being made, I knew I had to see it in the theatre. And I was disappointed! I was blown away when I saw this, I actually thought it was better than the original! But looking back, it's not nearly as good as the original and not even as good as Die Hard 3. And this is due to one thing, John McTiernan.

Renny Harlin does a competent job at directing but doesn't have the style of McTiernan. That being said the action scenes are bigger and longer but not better.

Not a classic but still a good action flick!