Die Hard Vendetta

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He foils their plans and provides a visual landing signal for the circling aircraft by exploding the villains' getaway plane.

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At any rate, the "vendetta" refers to Jack Frontier's attempts to get back at Hollywood for terminating his contract and dropping him off the limelight. Shirtless Scene: After being forced to run across broken glass in bare feet, he uses his wifebeater to improvise bandages and spends the last act of the movie shirtless. Although the first Die Hard has been credited as one of the greatest action movies of all time, [77] critical reaction to its sequels has varied.Heroic Self-Deprecation: For all his successes in overcoming hostile situations, John considers heroism to be overrated compared to a stable family life, only saving people's lives because he thinks it's the right thing to do. His fellow officers don't seem to care much for him, he's nearly an alcoholic, he's bitter, alone, and depressed, yet time after time, he continues to save the day simply because he's "that guy", as he puts it in his own words. Although John is a cop, the fact is that he is completely out of his depth, at least in the first few movies. Obfuscating Insanity: He has to fake this in the third film when Simon makes him wear a billboard insulting Afro-Americans while in his underwear. Motivational Lie: Cleverly uses one to get Zeus to help him in the 3rd movie by saying that one of Simon's bomb explosions happened in Harlem.

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At the end of A Good Day to Die Hard, Irina Komarov dies in a suicidal spur-of-the-moment attempt to kill both McClanes after seeing her father thrown to his death by Jack.He still proves he can get the job done when Karl comes back from the dead for one last shot at McClane.

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Third movie: On the rocks again, and John unintentionally leaving her hanging on the line while he goes to confront the Big Bad probably didn't help.After mistaking John McClane for a gunman, both agents end up getting killed when Hans blows up the roof and their helicopter is caught in the blast. In fact, the entire reason he was shoeless most of the film was on the advice of a fellow plane passenger he took off his shoes, and walked around for a few minutes with toes clenched to get over the anxiety from his cross country plane trip. Adaptation Amalgamation: Any Die Hard sequel is there because all of them were based, mostly, on unrelated source material. His ability to think on his feet, adapt to his environment, and play mindgames with his opponents is what allows him to come out on top. He's just a mook that always ends up in the wrong place at the right time, or as they say in Live Free or Die Hard, "That's what makes you That Guy.