DIE HARD (1988) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction 

The TV show " Moonlighting" is what got him discovered. This movie catapulted him to superstar status.

Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman made this movie an absolute classic. RIP Alan Rickman. Quite an epic action Christmas movie

Rickman’s facial expression during his fall was genuine. They suspended him is the studio and prepped for the shot. After telling him they’d drop him on a count of three, they dropped him on two.

FUN FACT: Shane Black (writer/director of Iron Man 3) had just hit it big for producer Joel Silver, with his script for Lethal Weapon the year prior. Lethal Weapon, as well as almost all of Black's scripts takes place during Christmas time. While the script for Die Hard was being written, they needed a stronger reason for John to travel to the west coast to visit his wife and kids. It was Shane Black who suggested it be a Christmas party. :)

This was the first film role for both Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman. Bruce had been in a tv series called "Moonlighting" and Alan was a stage actor in the UK.

Hey Steph, fun tidbit. The writer of this flick was in the middle of writing the script and got stuck on creating a narrative that would give McClane motivation to solider on in his most desperate hour. ------- The epiphany came to him driving on the LA freeway. -------- A refrigerator fall off the back of a truck in front of him and almost killed him. Earlier that day he had an arguement with his wife and thought, I could have died with the last words to my wife being in anger. -------- So the writer added the arguement between John and his wife as a deeper subtext motivation for him to get back to her and his kids. -------- Some deep-level stuff for sure.

There are 4 Die Hard movies that you should ABSOLUTELY see. No 3 is my favourite (Die Hard With A Vengeance), but Bruce Willis brings them all to life!!! Must see series of movies!!

"Can they hug?!" Yes. Yes, they can. It's not a Christmas movie unless it can make you shed a tear...

One of my favorite Christmas movies and action movies!

You're the first reactor who cried at the end. That shows how amazing you are, great job :)

The thing about the movie - it was even more edgy and excited at the time because the idea of terrorists seizing American hostages like that was unheard of as a possibility. Other than the Rambo and Terminator kind of shoot -em up we really hadn't ever seen this sort of every-man-against-the-armed-cartel plot before. It felt amazing.

"Welcome to the party, pal!" It isn't Christmas in my house until Hans Gruber is THROWN off the top of Nakatomi Plaza. 😎 🎄 Fun Fact: In 2007, Bruce Willis donated John McClane's undershirt to the Smithsonian Museum. Making Lemonade Fact: The scene where McClane (Bruce Willis) falls down a shaft was a mistake by the stuntman, who was supposed to grab the first vent, as it originally was planned. He slipped and continued to fall, but the shot was used anyway; it was edited together with one where McClane grabs the next vent down as he falls. First Face-Off Fact: The scene in which Gruber (Alan Rickman) and McClane (Bruce Willis) meet for the first time was inserted into the script after Alan Rickman was found to be proficient at mimicking American accents. The filmmakers had been looking for a way to have the two characters meet prior to the climax and capitalized on Rickman's talent. Casting Notes Fact: Alan Rickman nearly passed up the role of Hans Gruber, which ended up being his first American film role. He had only arrived in Hollywood two days earlier and was appalled by the idea of his first role being the villain in an action film. To a degree, Rickman was right to be concerned considering his performance as Hans Gruber was so hailed that the actor had to struggle being typecast as a player of villains for much of his career. Location Location Fact: The fictional Nakatomi Plaza is the headquarters of 20th Century Studios, so the studio could use one of its own buildings and didn't have to hold back on stunts and action sequences. While Jeb Stuart was writing the screenplay, he did a tour of the building, and immediately incorporated some of the locations and objects he found there into his script as set pieces. The company charged itself rent for the use of the then-unfinished building. Some of the middle floors were occupied by legal and administrative departments, so only empty floors were used for filming. Still, the filming of scenes that involved gunfire had to be postponed until after hours because some of the employees from the active floors started to complain about the noise.

"He can't take them all on" ...... wait for it....also, it's not Christmas till Hans falls from the tower.

The submachine gun he took from the attacker is a Heckler&Koch MP5 which uses 30 round magazines (of 9 mm ammo). He got a few mags from the guy. It uses the same ammo as his personal service weapon (a Beretta 92FS pistol).

19:20 John dropped the body (Marco, the dark-haired guy that got shot in the groin from under the table) on Al. Then a different bad guy (on a lower floor) who was watching Al to make sure he left opened fire to kill him before he could radio for help...

What a great choice to get us in the holiday spirit! This film blew my fucking mind when I first saw it at 12 years old. "Asshole? I'm not the one who just got butt-fucked on national TV, Dwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayne!" lmao

Classic Christmas movie for many years now. I watch it every year for the holidays 😃

This and Lethal Weapon are the ultimate Christmas action movies. Your fresh eyes on these action movies makes for an awesome reaction. HA! Merry Christmas!

This movie helped launch Willis' movie career. He was already a "heart throb" with the TV series Moonlighting which is how he became a household name.

Loved the reaction. It's one of my top ten favorite movies. So great to see it through someone with fresh eyes. I watch it anytime I come across it which has been countless times. I remember getting this as soon as it arrived at the video store when I was a kid. I love the kind of hero who would rather be somewhere else but does what he needs to do anyways.

Funny you mentioned the Jeffrey Dahmer guy! I have also always thought the guy that took over the security desk looks like Huey Lewis, and the dude with the flowing red hair looks like Dave Mustaine. ;)

My favorite line was when he says, "Do I sound like I am ordering a pizza?" I have a movie reaction suggestion for you it's one of my favorites, The Final Countdown (1980) The U.S.S. Nimitz goes back to December 6th, 1941. It's filmed on the Nimitz. It's like Top Gun meets Back to the Future.

Steph- Your reviews are getting better and better all the time! keep up the good work! There is something unique and real, which connects through to the all viewers of your channel. 10K before you blink! I'm so ready to see the next series of Reacher w/ you! Thanks for taking us along for the ride! All the best, M-

John's brawl with the tall, blonde terrorist who arrived after the fire alarm was called off, was way intense! Actually bashing each other's heads into drywall, hahahaha DAMNNNNNN

Hey Steph, I know your fear of heights will be tested in this video several times. Like when McClain rappels down the elevator shaft. When McClain falls in the elevator shaft. ------- When McClain has to jump off the building side with a fire hose. ------- What about when the dead body is tossed out of the window onto Carl's patrol car. ------- All this an McClain won't die easy he dies HARD. YEAH BABY!!!!

Hi Steph, great reaction! Bruce Willis has a very large resume of movies he's in. Some I think you would really enjoy are: The Fifth Element Armageddon Pulp Fiction The Whole Nine Yards Sin City The Sixth Sense

So, prior to this Bruce Willis was a "heartthrob" on a TV series called Moonlighting. This role made him the "action star" that he was known as thereafter, but it also changed the landscape for action movies because the hero was an "everyman" character who got actually hurt and relies on his street-smart to save the day. For more amazing Bruce Willis movies, PLEASE react to: The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Armageddon, The Siege, Tears of the Sun, Moonrise Kingdom, The 5th Element, 12 Monkeys, The Whole Nine yards, Looper, Pulp Fiction. Those are about the ones he's most beloved for.

Die Hard is back in theaters... They've re-released it for Christmas... So check you're listings, you can see it the theater... The Building is actually FOX Plaza which was under construction at the time the movie was filmed... FOX rented their own building to themselves to film the movie... President Ronald Reagan would later have his offices on the 34th floor The building is at 2121 Avenue of the Stars, Century City Los Angeles, CA. if you want to see it.

Bruce Willis was already a TV-star when “Die Hard” was made. His breakout was in the romantic-comedy-mystery series “Moonlighting” (1985-89), which I always enjoyed very much. With that as a launching pad, Willis spent years in the mid- to late-1980s trying to parlay his television success into a career in feature films. He languished for years in forgettable rom-coms in which he was repeatedly called upon to reprise his “Moonlighting” TV-persona. But then, “Die Hard” came along. That film re-launched Willis’s career and catapulted him to true superstar status. And the rest, as they say, is history.

I like how a 10 lb fire hose spool seems to have more pulling power than a 150 lb man.

So glad you enjoyed the movie as much as you did! The sequel Die Harder is fun but personally my favorite sequel is number 3, Die Hard With A Vengeance.

"Moonlighting" was a detective show / Romcom that ran for a number of seasons on TV. He is very young in that show. Might want to Google it to see a clip.

Thanks Steph, great reaction - certainly my family's go-to Chistmas movie. I'm with you on skipping work Christmas parties where ever possible! In my opinion, this is Bruce's breakout role and responsible for contributing to his heart throb status; although the sequel (released two years later) does too and I feel like they lean into that a little more in the sequel. The franchise is 5 films with the first three, for me, being the highlights. Thanks again and happy holidays!

Great reaction like always, i love this classic Xmas movie no matter what people say, i have reasons The basic narrative situation of this movie is a man returning to his family for Christmas. His wife is called Holly. It takes place on Christmas Eve. Not Thanksgiving or the Fourth of July. It could have been set any week of the year, but wasn’t. The chief villain Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) explicitly invokes the Christmas spirit: “It’s Christmas, Theo, it’s a time for miracles.” Gruber is a classic bad capitalist villain: he’s there to steal money. Just as Old Man Potter does in It’s a Wonderful Life. Fun fact: The scene when Alan Rickman gets dropped out of the window, they had him up above an air bag, and they said "we'll count to three and drop you," but they dropped him on "2" so that look of surprise on his face is genuine. Keep up the amazing work and “Yippee Ki Yay” lol

Hey Steph, the amazing this about this movie is that this is one of the first flicks that placed the hero as everyday man with great skills. -------- He's not Buff and ripped like Schwarzenegger or Stallone. ------ He a regular guy in a crazy situation and he has to get it done, with no help, no shoes and no friends except for Carl and Argyle. -------- All in an effort to get back to his wifey and babies. -------- Makes us think we could all be heros when our family/s in danger.

Hey Steph, you ask about Bruce Willis as a star in Hollywood. At the time he was a TV star in the "Moonlighting" serial with Cybil Shepard. ------- He was a surprise casting for an action flick star at the time, since he was a comdian before this. -------- Which is why he delivers his lines so perfectly. -------- Before Die Hard action movie heros were thought to be ex-athletes or Body Builders. ------ Bruce Willis broke the mold in the same way you never had the hots for him until seeing him in this role. -------- I can't wait for you to see the rest of flicks in the Die Hard series. ------- Have fun for sure.

Ahhhh an evening with Steph living her worst fear what could be better. ----- and I'm totally here for it. LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!!!

Hey Steph, I know you were oddling over Alan Rickman in this flick. It was actually his first ever movie role. ------ He was a marketing executive in the UK before this and then switched to stage acting. -------- So he had tons of experience before this role just on as a screen actor. ---------- He bristled at the role for fear that it would type cast him as a villian going forward in his career, but the opportunity was too great to pass on and thus the legend of Hans Gruber is born. LET'S GOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

@28:23 -- if this were a different movie, i'd say trust your spidey sense. robert davi has often played the "heavy", from mobster to drug lord to james bond villain on the big and small screens.

5:37 "is that Alan Rickman?" 😮😀

This was the movie that automatically made him an A-list actor --- his best work I feel is "The Sixth Sense". If you are patient enough, you can A movie reaction for that movie for Halloween 2024.

16:06 The magazine capacity of a Beretta 92F, such as the one the McClane carries, is 18 rounds, so a fully-loaded magazine with a round in the chamber gives the user 19 shots. However, both the Beretta and the H&K MP9 submachine gun that he took off of the dead thief are chambered in 9mm luger so the bullets for one will work in the other. It is possible that MClane took extra rounds off of the man he killed to re-fill his magazine from time to time off screen. 32:50 Those are the bearer bonds that Hans told Takagi he wanted. A bearer bond is so called because it isn't registered to anyone - the *bearer* of the paper bond is the owner. Hans wants them because, by their very nature, they are untraceable; Hans would not need to fence them nor would he need to deposit them with any financial institution (which might raise suspicions) - all he would need to do is present the bond to the debtor at the maturity date. I don't know if any private companies still issue bearer bonds, but the various governments in the United States no longer do. Bruce Willis was not an action star when he was cast for this role. It is this film that made him into one. At the time of the making of Die Hard, Willis was known as a comedic actor, and the biggest film he had appeared in was a rom-com titled "Blind Date" co-starring Kim Basinger.

In my humble opinion it's not a Christmas movie. It's a Christmas themed movie !

The studio didn't even want Bruce Willis when he was cast, they didn't see him as a bankable action star because, at that point, all we had were the likes of Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone and Chuck Norris who were larger than life tough guys. Bruce wasn't even on the poster for 'Die Hard' at first. He made this film during a hiatus from 'Moonlighting' and much to everyone's surprise he instantly became an action star when the film became an enormous hit. This is the film that catapulted him to stardom, he had already done a Blake Edwards comedy called 'Blind Date' which didn't do all that well at the box office, but yeah he struck gold with 'Die Hard'.

When the trailer came out for this back in '88 people laughed at the thought of Bruce Willis as an action star because he just played a funny character in Moonlighting on network TV. This was one of his first movies. He had a Romantic Comedy like a year earlier that bombed. I'll admit, I also thought this would bomb because Bruce Willis was not a movie star let alone a tough guy. No one ever looked at him as an action star. This made his career as a movie star.

Yipppie Kayaaaaay Mofos!!!! -------- Now you can use that a the Christmas parties that you never attend. Especially when the elevator closes as to leave for home. --------- Co-workers ask, "Steph where are you going?" Tote bag over the shoulder, hand in the air. Saying, "Yipppie Kayaaaaay Mofos, I'll see y'all on the flipside."

this was alan rickman's first movie role

That was a real reaction when they dropped Allen Rickman at the end as director had them release him on 2 instead of 3.....lol

24:50 "Oh, is this the dynamite?" No, C-4, a it's plastic explosive. Dynamite is set off by flame or heat. Plastic explosive like C-4 is much harder to accidentally detonate; it requires special detonators set off by electricity. They are about equally explosive, so a pound of dynamite makes about the same explosion as a pound of C-4. The big advantage of C-4 is that it is very stable and hard to accidentally set it off, and because it is a lot like clay, it can be molded and shaped for specialized blasting.

Okay to answer your question the submachine gun that John McClain uses is called a Heckler & Koch MP5. Standard it holds around 15 to 30 rounds. But some versions can hold around 50 to 100 rounds. Also I ❤your smile😊

classic :) I grew up on these movies. They get a little ridiculous, but im here for them haha.

This was the first movie role for Bruce Willis. Before they got to him, they'd already been turned down by Sylvester Stallone, Richard Gere, Clint Eastwood, Harrison Ford, Burt Reynolds, Nick Nolte, Mel Gibson, Don Johnson, Richard Dean Anderson, Paul Newman, James Caan, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Al Pacino. The deputy captain of police you recognized was also in "Trading Places."

This was after Bruce had been a big hit on the show "Moonlighting". He was well known but this made him a star. This was Alan Rickman's first movie. In America at least. Awesome reaction!

Great reaction. One of my favorite Christmas movies. Firearms as portrayed by Hollywood are often not realistic in function.

Great reaction! This is my favorite Christmas movie. I think this movie was the Genesis of the "every man in the wrong place at the wrong time" type of movie. Before this action stars were the big hulky special forces kind of guys. Bruce Willis brought humor and everyday real reactions to the situation and made the movie a lot more relatable. Die Hard 2, 3, and 4 are great as well however 5 is not recommended. Keep up the great work!

I always like to go to the office party to see who will self destruct.

You know how on the Trading Places video I said its ok not to like something? Yeah, that doesn't apply to Die Hard lol. Glad you liked it, its the best Christmas movie for a reason.

13:50 "What would be the negative to having a cop there?" In some real world hostage situations, when a cop interferes in any way, the bad guys shoot some hostages. A good way to be a dead hostage is to have cops acting like superheroes. Yeah, if it works, maybe the cops win and save everybody. But when it doesn't, hostages are sometimes killed to send a message that the cops need to back off.

35:32-35:33 adorable reaction and laugh-love it! 😍🥰😆✌ I always enjoy that line from him, too!

My second video of yours that I’ve seen, after Good Will Hunting, And man… Your reactions are so satisfying. Honest, funny, insightful, everything that you could possibly want from a reaction channel. Bravo!

Loved the reaction Steph. One of the greatest action films of all time, Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman (RIP) are both phenomenal. 🙏

In terms of "What would they really do?" the answer is information. The answer is always information. In every single police or military operation, 99% of the success is the information they have before going in. So you were right. If this were real, they would be doing everyting they could to find out how many people were in there, who they might be, what is in the building that they could want, what points of entry are vulnerable, etc. For hours and hours all they would be doing is gathering information. Swat will spend hours before trying to breach against one person with one hostage in some cases. So basically, the exact opposite of the movie. But yeah, it's just a movie. A great one at that.

This is one of my all time favorite Bruce Willis Films. This came out in 1988! Well done love your Reaction to this Film. Theres Five of These. Die Hard 2 Die Hard With A Vengeance (3) Live Free or Die Hard (4) and Its A Good Day To Die Hard (5).

"The introvert in you". Just wanted to say you are a person that a great number of people would enjoy getting to know. You seem to be a real sweetheart. Just had to say.

Would you say that this is a Christmas movie? That is the #1 question. I feel this is the BEST Christmas movie. Glad you enjoyed it. He was a heartthrob type BEFORE. He was in a TV series called Moonlighting with Cybil Shepherd. That dynamic was where the heartthrob moments. BUT, this film made it WORLDwide. I hope you are going to watch the sequel, too. There are 5 or 6 movies total. His character is Hard to Die (get it).

1:20 -- never as a matter a fact I am watching this movie reaction while skipping out of a luncheon Christmas Party .. btw "Subscribed"

Merry Christmas Steph, you chose one of my favorite Christmas movies, Yea Ellis was an asshole for giving out John’s name like that, but however he did not snitch on Holly, I think it’s because he knew she was going under her maiden name Holly Genero and not McClain, Her picture and that News Guy that made you mad gave her away to Hans. Beautiful reactions when McClain and Powel meet, and also this was Alan Rickman’s first movie and Willis first action movie and it sky rocketed their careers in Hollywood. 🎅🏻🎄

This is one of the best action movies I ever watched! And yes I consider Die Hard a Christmas movie. Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁🎅🏻

The only thing Willis had really done at this point was the detective-comedy series 'Moonlighting'. Yes, this movie pushed him into stardom.

Thank you for this reaction Steph. One of my new go to reactors on the platform great ride and looking for more.

This movie was the beginning of moving away from big muscular Schwarzenegger type and produced the Everyman hero type. It was a huge change in the action genre.

It's not xmas until Hans Gruber falls from the Nakatomi Plaza. This has long been my xmas eve movie watch, such a great movie for all the right reasons

It's not Christmas until the Gruber drops! LOL

Thank you Steph for reacting Die Hard starring by Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman. Next time Die Hard 2

Die Hard is a very good Christmas movie

Gas was 74 cents/gallon in this movie (you see it when Al leaves the gas station) and that's in LA.

Steph: "You can't take all that on..." Well...

This is the only film that I went back and watched the next day.

This was such an important movie to the action genre. ------ You have to understand that at the time, guys like Bruce Willis were not action heroes. And the film was ripped off many many times. Diehard on a bus... SPEED. Diehard on a boat... UNDER SEIGE. Diehard on a plane... PASSENGER 57. Diehard on a mountain... CLIFFHANGER. Supremely influential film

Christmas movie tip: If you watch “Die Hard” right after “Love Actually”, you can see Alan Rickman get punished for what he did to Emma Thompson.

There are three more die hards, just found your channel today great enthusiasm.

🎅🌲The ultimate Christmas movie.

According to official lore of the British Army's 57th Regiment of Foot (which has now been absorbed into the Queen's Regiment), the term "die hard" (meaning someone who, contrary to all reason and logic, stubbornly refuses to give up) originated in 1811 at the battle of Albuera. Under heavy attack from the French, the 57th was in imminent danger of being overrun, and their commanding officer, Col. William Inglis, had been severely wounded in the chest and neck. Bleeding badly and in terrible pain, Inglis nevertheless refused to be evacuated from the battlefield and insisted on staying with his troops. Lying by the regimental colours, he exhorted his men hold their ground or die trying with the words "Die hard, 57th! Die hard!" Though suffering heavy losses, the 57th did hold until British reinforcements could be brought up to drive the French back, and since then, the 57th have been nicknamed "The Diehards." The after action report stated that all of the 57th's wounded or KIA had been in hit in the front - facing the enemy, not running from them, and the French commander, Marshal Soult, complained "How do you beat such troops? I penetrated their center. I turned their flank. They were defeated. The day was mine. But they did not know how to run away!" There is evidence that the term "die hard" may actually predate the battle of Albuera. However, regardless of whether they originated the term or not, the 57th absolutely earned their nickname with their steadfast courage at that battle.

This movie put Bruce Willis on the Mount Rushmore of action stars right up there with Arnold and Stallone. And it's also one of the best Christmas movies of all time. Yes DieHard is a Christmas movie and not a movie that takes place on Christmas

Love the red lipstick, your right the Fire Dept will keep coming!At least we did in Houston!🥰

Great reaction, i love die hard reactions at Christmas time since im firmly on thr side of it being a Christmas film, unconventional maybe but still a Christmas film.

People watching Die Hard: "Oh, Professor Snape!" Me watching Harry Potter: "Oh, Hans Gruber!"

Hey Steph, Make sure to watch “Die Hard 2: Die Harder.” "Die hard with a vengence". ------ DIE HARD TO THE MAX. -------- DIE HARD TILL YOU MOMMA COMES HOME.(just joking about those last 2 titles). It Does keep getting better and better. No seriously this series of movies is amazing. Stop at Die Hard 4 (Live FRee Die HArD). -------- We know how much you love the Bourne series.

One of the best reactions I've seen to this movie!

Bruce was considered a comedic actor from his stint on "Moonlight". Die Hard was a huge break and made him into an action star. His list on great movies is long. Armageddon The sixth sense Unbreakable The Siege The Fifth Element The Expendables 1 & 2 Red Hart's War Pulp Fiction 12 Monkeys The Last Boy Scout Tears of the Sun Look who's talking. Just to name a few. There are 5 "Die Hard" movies.

Though I am not a fan of Die Harder (#2), Die Hard With A Vengeance (#3) is my fave. I hope you will watch to #4 (Live Free or Die Hard) as you will love the villain and sidekick. 5 can be skipped.

Outstanding :) Thank you for sharing!

Great reaction. 😊👏 Merry Christmas.

Love you're reactions,I hope ya'll do Lethal Weapon with, Mel Gibson and Danny Glover next If you're doing Christmas movies please do,It's a Wonderful Life

Greatest Christmas movie of all time.

25:20 "Would it do that much damage?" That was very little damage. Bright flash and broken glass and not much more. Think about this BUT NEVER DO IT: Hold your hand out flat and put a firecracker on your flat palm; Light the fuse. BANG! Your palm might get burned a little, but you'll be OK. Now get another firecracker but hold it in your closed fist and light the fuse. BANG! Your skin and muscle are ripped open by the blast, your bones are broken and you might lose fingers. What's the difference? When you contain the blast (closed fist), the rapidly expanding explosion needs to go THROUGH the container (your hand) which causes massive damage. When the blast can just expand into empty air (your open palm), it will, and anything nearby is comparatively safe since pretty much all the blast goes the other way. This explosion in the movie all goes out through the fragile glass windows so it does almost no damage to the walls and absolutely no damage to the structure. "Right now I'm thinking about the structural stability of the building. That was a risk to take." Actually, it's just fine. Just needs a few screen doors... Seriously though: in 1993, a bomb much, much, MUCH bigger (1,310 pounds of explosive) was detonated in the World Trade Center. That gigantic blast blew up a bunch of concrete and knocked out windows of many nearby buildings. Furthermore, much of the blast was contained inside the concrete structure which made it so the only way the blast could expand was to blow the building apart. As for the building's structure, it was fine. One structural beam was damaged and had to be replaced. The repairs were completed in 20 days and the building was back in business like nothing had happened. Compared to this explosion? 2 pounds of c4 and a half dozen unfired rockets, with 98% of the explosion going out the windows? Well, if that giant bomb couldn't bring down one of the heaviest, most massive buildings ever built, then this comparatively tiny explosion here never had a chance to hurt this building.

Alright Steph!! 👍👍👍Great reaction!! Die Hard... The quintessential Christmas movie. 😉

Aww, I loved this reaction. I found you from your Reacher watch-through and I was sold from the beginning. Can't wait for whatever is coming next, Steph. Especially the next Reacher installment. Keep it goin' and Yippee ki-yay, mother... no no... not that. Hmm? wonderful lady? Better, haha.

👏Bravo Steph, You Enjoyed this one so much that I think it might be Your Best Reaction yet! 💝👍

Great reaction, Steph. DH2 is also a Christmas movie (but not as good). DH3 isn't a Christmas movie, but is great. Many don't like DH4 but I like it a lot. DH5 is awful. This was Bruce Willis's first lead movie role - after Moonlighting on TV. Also Alan Rickman's first movie role, he almost didn't do it.