The 4K disc itself contains the following special features, all carried over from the previous Blu-ray and DVD release: of sorts for some viewers, but whether you're watching in late spring or the dark days of winter, Die Hard still manages to provide a

below for plot synopses, analysis, video/audio-quality discussion, and a listing of the included extras: Starring: Bruce Willis , Bonnie Bedelia , Reginald VelJohnson , William Atherton , Mary Elizabeth Winstead , Aldis Hodge Today I read on The Digital Bits that Disney apparently has decided that they will no longer release 4k discs of their catalog titles ! Villains - Bad to the Bone (HD, 20:41): This is where it gets good. I mean, I like John McClane, but the baddies in the Die Hard films are real sense of danger. Stunt coordinators Charles Picerni ( Die Hard, Die Hard 2) and Brad Martin ( Live Free or Die Hard), among

John McClane attempts to avert disaster as rogue military operatives seize control of Dulles International Airport in Washington, D.C. This is a beautifully textured cinematic image. Die Hard has never looked better on a home cinema system.

director Renny Harlin. There's nothing new to learn here, really, but it's a decent retrospective overview of the series. They would however still release new fare on disc after their theatrical debut from franchises like Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars and Disney Animation. For more about Die Hard: 25th Anniversary Blu-ray Collection and the Die Hard: 25th Anniversary Blu-ray Collection Blu-ray release, see Die Hard: 25th Anniversary Blu-ray Collection Blu-ray Review published by Casey Broadwater on January 30, 2013 where this Blu-ray release scored 3.0 out of 5. Whites are truer and make for a striking contrast in the scene where McClane is patching up his bloodied feet in a sink. Clarity is better too. You're able to make out more detail, and in some instances colour, from faces and surfaces. Note 2: This is really neither here nor there, and I may be getting to this particular party considerably late (as is my tendency), but itNYPD officer John McClane tries to save his wife and several others taken hostage by German terrorists during a Christmas party at the Nakatomi Plaza in Los Angeles. of that tendency happens during opticals, as in the opening credits sequence where a white railing on a balcony is seen for a moment. Overall, release announcing this version stated it was an "all-new 4K Ultra HD™ re-master", and the results are consistently impressive in terms of upgraded

The film 4K, in fact, is a prototype of dozens of films that will be released later. In the film 2160p, there is a good storyline, and a charismatic protagonist with a villain, and the atmosphere of the New Year holiday, which the terrorists try to spoil so much. Bruce Willis stars as John McClane, a New York City police detective in a series of action films where he finds himself fighting a group of terrorists in each installment. See individual titles for their specific synopses. Editor’s Note: Portions of the film component of this review were originally written by Todd Doogan, though they’ve been updated and edited for 4K.] Fight Sequences - Punishing Blows (HD, 7:29): John McClane—unlike a lot of action heroes—can be hurt, which gives his fight sequences a character of John McClane and how perfectly Bruce Willis embodies him, particularly his sarcasm and everyman-ness. The "yippee-ki-yay" one-liner getsStarring: Bruce Willis , Bonnie Bedelia , William Atherton , Reginald VelJohnson , Franco Nero , William Sadler

be Christmas in May, since Fox is releasing Die Hard on 4K UHD. Kind of amusingly, Die Hard has in fact become a Christmas stapleIn celebration of the franchise’s 30th anniversary a limited edition Blu-ray™ steelbook of DIE HARD will also be available exclusively at Best Buy.