The Five Greatest Movies of All Time - #5

[cowboyx]

Critical acclaim be damned, and great acting means nothing if you're not remembered. I make this list based solely on their cultural impact, their endurance, and just because I think they're so damned cool. Argue all you want, you know I'm right. Deep down, you know.

Comments

[xothia]

Never saw any of the Die Hards.

[cowboyx]

Did you miss the part where I said "Alan Rickman"? You did, didn't you? I thought so.

You have to sit and watch Die Hard. It's so good.

[xothia]

Mmmm, Alan Rickman is dreamy.

[cowboyx]

You'd dig Hans Gruber, then.

[gr33n]

The first 2 Die Hard movies are a must for good action fans due to the way it was paced and the fact that it felt that McClane just managed to survive instead of wade through the villains of the movies.

The 3rd movie was a bit too disjointed I found and the 4th was a shadow of the series (I blame PG-13 ratings and people who do not understand the appeal of the series)

[cowboyx]

Removing Christmas and Bonnie Bedelia were bad choices.

[gr33n]

Agreed. Also the addition of getting more convoluted plots by the villains was annoying.

[squidmark]

What a great gift idea for Leigh, I'm totally going to go out and buy him the Die Hard movies.