The Die Hard Movies – Anyway, That’s All I Got!

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In celebration of Dwayne Johnson’s new action blockbuster Skyscraper, as well as the recent roast of Bruce Willis on Comedy Central, we decided to talk about the (surprisingly pretty good) series of movies known only as the Die Hard franchise. Anthony took over as host this week as we took a 25-year journey from 1988 all the way to 2013 and tried to figure out how this franchise has handily managed to keep going. Afterward, we throw out some ideas for what we’d like to see from the forthcoming 6th installment of the series, and some of our director suggestions might not be what you expect. Enjoy!

Hosted by Anthony Battaglia, Jason Read, and Sam Noland!

Question For You: How did you like Anthony as a host? Also, give us your pitch for a 6th installment in the Die Hard series.

SHOW NOTES:

  • 2:28 – Die Hard
  • 20:57 – Die Hard 2
  • 30:01 – Die Hard: With A Vengeance
  • 49:56 – Live Free or Die Hard
  • 1:08:10 – A Good Day to Die Hard
  • 1:20:24 – What we want from Die Hard 6
  • 1:25:58 – Conclusion

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6 thoughts on “The Die Hard Movies – Anyway, That’s All I Got!

  1. John McClain is retired and living in a Senior Community. Telemarketers and Door-to-Door Salesman descend on the Senior Community, causing financial ruin among the seniors. John McClain springs into action…

  2. Great episode. Anthony did a great job. Are you guys doing Mission Impossible next?

  3. Thanks for the great podcast episode! As a huge Die Hard fan, it was such a fun listen. For me, nothing beats winding down at the end of a long day by revisiting classic action series like this. I actually love watching on Netflix, here is Netflix phone number – having that massive library ready to go is so helpful for relaxing and just escaping into a good story. It’s my personal comfort food. By the way, your idea for a sixth movie about John McClane in a retirement community is brilliant; that’s a premise with real heart and humor that the series could use

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