Too bad that Dahmer was killed in prison by a fellow inmate. I don't know the actor's age offhand, but Dahmer was in his late 20s when this was first in theaters.
Die Hard was atypical for a 1980s action film though. It was a like a prototype of 1990s action films - but with an R-rating. The hero is relatively normal, the body count is fairly small, the villain's plot makes sense etc. It's a lot more grounded than e.g. Predator or Commando.
@@AshleyPomeroy The hero isn't relatively normal anymore. He is now absolutely abnormal, unable to recognize anyone, even his own family members. He is in a cloud cuckoo land, an airy fairy land, a land with unicorns and leprechauns. He cannot form words, cannot make a sound. He is in a quiet world. Very _very_ quiet. He sure is grounded these days. Very grounded.
@@fromthehaven94 You'll have it, but let Heinrich plant the detonators and Theo prepare the vault. After we call the police, they'll waste hours trying to negotiate and then you can tear the building apart looking for this man, but until then, WE DO NOT ALTER THE PLAN!!!!
4exgold - In the ending of this one, papers were falling from the building. I believe it's metaphor for snow, given that there are no snow in California.
I thought the scene where Necros kills Bond's rival agent with the sliding door was funny. Bond settles his differences with Saunders, completing the character arc. Saunders is killed 10 seconds later. So if your character arc completes in the second act of a movie, you're about to die.
His name was Tony. Karl’s brother. Tony was an Electrician. His job was to re-rout the coms/alarms network. He was not in charge of the detonators. That was Heinrich’s responsibility, alongside Marco and Uli who helped set up the explosives on the roof.
True. There was even a mention about Marco when Karl went to Hans with bad news. He clearly said "He wasn't lying about Marco. He's down on his cheek (dead). And, uh, his bag is missing." Hans is stunned and said "He had the detonators."
@@largol33t12”Down on his cheek”? Where did you come up with that? The line is “He’s down on the street” because McClane threw his dead body out the window.
No, he said there were 9 million terrorists in the world and he had to kill one with feet smaller than his sister. He was upset because he was barefoot and thought he could at least have shoes.
"You won't hurt me. You're a policeman. There are rules for policemen" "That's what my captain keeps telling me" Haha that makes it clear that John's not one for following rules
Maybe because it's of his amateurism and naive nature if he actually thinks all policemen will play by the rules in a situation involving terrorists. XD
Rob Hill I think Tony meant John had five seconds to come out or he was going to kill him, as he also said “You might as well come out and join the others.” But considering they were going to “blow the roof” with the hostages on it means you’re still right he is just a liar!
I think he warned him and then realized John wasn't going to come out so he decided to just do that. Maybe that was also a warning to come out as well? He wasn't exactly thinking to aim it right at where he thought John was.
@@sha11235 Nah he was lying. Everything they were saying about demands and not harming hostages was BS because they just wanted the money and they were gonna kill everyone anyway. What did it matter if he gunned John down there rather than let him live another hour till they blew up the building.
You have to hand it to the stuntman for being able to land *exactly* on his head so he can sell the shot that John Broke his neck with the fall. Otherwise, if they had added the "crunch" effect anyways, it would have been as hilariously fake as James Cann's "invisible punch" when beating up Carlo in "The Godfather." Pure professionalism, and fine in-camera stuntwork. Bravo.
Title is wrong, Tony did not have the detonators, Heinrich did, but anyways great scene. Love how when McClane puts the gun to his head, is repeated later when Karl does the same to McClane right before their fight.
Thank God someone else realized that Tony was not the detonator guy. That is 100% Heinrich who dies when he enters the boardroom a bit too early before Marco can back him up. McClane of course, dispatches Marco from below the table upon heeding his timely advice.
@@fishroy1997 Marco enters first and is the "No more table" guy. His body gets thrown out the window and Karl says "He wasn't lying about Marco, hes down in the street. And the other man was Heinrich, and his bag is missing". Heinrich enters second (wearing the white sweater) and is immediately shot by McClane.
I wonder if McClane had unknowingly annoyed Tony with the power saw at 0:58 which reminded him of his brother Karl cutting the telephone cables with the chainsaw earlier in the film. Perhaps Tony lets his guard down at 1:18 because he thinks it his brother toying with him again.
Oh, that's what that was. I didn't realize that before. I think you can't see it clearly in the cropped version. Anyway, no, he did that to fool Tony to come over to investigate the sound and then he'd get the jump on him. It had nothing to do with Karl earlier.
The roof gets blown up, which causes the FBI heli to get blown up. The entire first floor of the building gets destroyed via C4 along with 1 elevator shaft. Military RV gets decimated by gov't issued rocket launcher. Wow.
@@thatabu Actors are usually typecast into roles by hollywood and cannot get work for anything BUT that one role, or are afraid to try other roles for fear of nuking their career (see: carrot top). Michael Douglas did the same when he played as D-FENS in "Falling Down". It was a role totally outside his element and comfort level as an actor and he initially did not want to do it, but he changed his mind and it later became one of his best movie roles.
Without any gadgetry : this is the reason why McClane has an advantage over 007, furthermore there's his wife/children, hostages, authorities and future to worry about - plenty of motive and its "justifiable homicide".
Let's be real, it was an accidental death caused by both of them losing their balance and tumbling down the stairs which lead to the guy accidentally breaking his own neck or McClain landing on the guy's head causing his neck to snap. There was nothing strategic about this killing cause he never intended on killing him but as they say "shit happens" lol.
Everybody on here commenting that the guy looks like Jeffery Dahmer 😂😂😂😂but let's talk about the guy at the front desk who looks like Huey Lewis 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Actually, the terrorist who died in the conference room shootout (Heinrich) was detonator guy. Hans was not stupid enough to send something he actually needed and cared about into harm’s way.
Romulan2469 yes it’s Andreas Wisniewski who played the Blonde assassin Necros working for Whitaker and Koscov in the 1987 James Bond movie The Living Daylights before his small part in Die Hard.
SalemGhassanHanna also Grand L Bush appeared as Agent Johnson in Die Hard working with Robert Davi’ s Agent Johnson was also in License To Kill as a DEA Agent going against Robert Davi’s main villain Sanchez
"Because you're a police man. There are rules for police men." "Yeah...that's what my captain keeps telling me." And this was before some of his more extreme rule breaking.
Well, considering that Tony literally fired half a mag of MP5 bullets into the ground where he thought John was, he already let John know he had full intention to shoot him dead. John shooting Tony would just be self defense.
@@314rft No matter what the rules or books say, John can always claim the guy tried to shoot him so it was self defense. Then again, the exact forensics of the scene might give some hints on that.
Romel Negut no he said he hurt won’t him. He said the alarm has been called off, no is coming to help you might as come out and join the others, I won’t hurt you.
Chinese and the Russians do. A good WW2 movie of the Russians fighting the Germans to protect Moscow, based on the actual battle, is here on CZcams, under the name of 28 Soldiers and also Panfilov's 28. Also, have you seen Jackie Chan's movie the foreigner?
@@evanjin4872 yes I saw it, was ok. I think Jet Li had his own version of this called Meltdown , I forgot how similar or different the plot was to this
Great all time classic movie but trust me, any Cop in this situation would of put one right in his head, no talk no build up, just set him up to get the drop and end it, you already heard him fire at a spot he thought you were hiding at. Green light baby.
This actors name is Andreas Wisnewski. The previous year he was in the James Bond film The Living Daylights as KGB Assassin NECROS, although he's never named onscreen, and he utilised something really cool that I've never seen in any other film, Milk Bottle shaped Grenades 🙂
That’s why later on the scene, Hans Gruber went out by himself to investigate who he’s dealing with and retrieve the detonators, he brought back up just in case, if John McLane catches him on the act and corners him
They didn't know it was a guy with a gun and so forth. They figured it was just someone who had escaped being a hostage and could handle it easily. Also, the terrorists were trained.
@@tovolume He had his gun, but then had to stash it to climb up to inspect something. When he jumps back down he sees John and fakes being an escaped hostage and tries to get his gun but McClane happens to stop him. Once he had the gun John gave him, he calls for backup secretly on his walkie talkie, remember?
It's interesting to note the James Bond connection with this movie, namely two facts - 1) Andreas Wisniewski, the bad guy in this scene, previously played a henchman in Timothy Dalton's 1987 debut The Living Daylights 2) After this movie was shot, Robert Davi, Grand L. Bush (the two Agent Johnsons), and composer Michael Kamen would work on Timothy Dalton's last James Bond film Licence to Kill
"There are rules for policemen."
"Yeah, that's what my Captain keeps telling me!" LMAO
John should have told the guy he lied he said he wouldn't hurt him then he shot up what he thought was his hidding place.🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
This actor would make a brilliant Jeffery Dahmar.
He also played Necros in The Living Daylights
Nah Bruce is better than that
@@truman6964 He's talking about the blonde headed actor.
@@joshmcdonald1510 joking
Too bad that Dahmer was killed in prison by a fellow inmate. I don't know the actor's age offhand, but Dahmer was in his late 20s when this was first in theaters.
"Drop it dickhead, this is the police." One of my favorite movie lines.
One problem. McLean was out of his jurisdiction by a few hundred miles and had no authority over his opponent.
@@rogeredwarrddeshon5000 , The terrorists wouldn't have known though
The only reason Id want to be a police officer is to drop that line for the pettiest of crimes.
@@rogeredwarrddeshon5000i think the last thing terrorists cared about was the law
Bruce Willis was really good in this movie.
Yeah DH made Willis a superstar.
Right after die hard, they canceled moonlighting and Bruce Willis' actin career took off.
Best part of a fantastic movie!
He was both badass and believable.
Supastar of all time
What saddens me is they’ll never be more 80s action movies ever. Just have to stick to these masterpieces.
I guess Kung Fury doesn't count then ;)
Die Hard was atypical for a 1980s action film though. It was a like a prototype of 1990s action films - but with an R-rating. The hero is relatively normal, the body count is fairly small, the villain's plot makes sense etc. It's a lot more grounded than e.g. Predator or Commando.
@@AshleyPomeroy The hero isn't relatively normal anymore. He is now absolutely abnormal, unable to recognize anyone, even his own family members. He is in a cloud cuckoo land, an airy fairy land, a land with unicorns and leprechauns. He cannot form words, cannot make a sound. He is in a quiet world. Very _very_ quiet. He sure is grounded these days. Very grounded.
You're living in the past, man! You're hung up on some movie from the '80s, man!
@@psy-bunbetter than the action movies from now
2:02 " _You shoulda heard your brother's squeal._ "
- John McClane, later in the movie.
When I broke his Fkn neck
*I WANT BLOOD!*
@@bmac4039 i laughed so hard when he said that. Probably the best line in this movie besides the yippee kai yay one
@@fromthehaven94 You’ll have it!
@@fromthehaven94 You'll have it, but let Heinrich plant the detonators and Theo prepare the vault. After we call the police, they'll waste hours trying to negotiate and then you can tear the building apart looking for this man, but until then, WE DO NOT ALTER THE PLAN!!!!
Best. Christmas. Movie. Ever
Completely agree.
prefer die hard 2 as a Christmas movie. probably cos there's snow everywhere it just feels more Christmassy.
4exgold - In the ending of this one, papers were falling from the building. I believe it's metaphor for snow, given that there are no snow in California.
i love the location, it was not a movie set, a real building under construction! Whoda thunk?
Take this , home alone
This guy was Necros from The Living Daylights. One of my all time favorite Bond villains. The dude was totally kick ass. Exploding milk bottles FTW
I thought the scene where Necros kills Bond's rival agent with the sliding door was funny.
Bond settles his differences with Saunders, completing the character arc. Saunders is killed 10 seconds later. So if your character arc completes in the second act of a movie, you're about to die.
Wow I did not know that!!!!!!!!!!! Epic
He also looks so much like Jeffrey dahmer
Thanks for the tip
Cool detail. The Dahmer look was too distracting 😂
His name was Tony. Karl’s brother. Tony was an Electrician. His job was to re-rout the coms/alarms network. He was not in charge of the detonators. That was Heinrich’s responsibility, alongside Marco and Uli who helped set up the explosives on the roof.
True. There was even a mention about Marco when Karl went to Hans with bad news. He clearly said "He wasn't lying about Marco. He's down on his cheek (dead). And, uh, his bag is missing." Hans is stunned and said "He had the detonators."
@@largol33t12”Down on his cheek”? Where did you come up with that? The line is “He’s down on the street” because McClane threw his dead body out the window.
From now on, the line is “down on his cheek” for me.
What surprises me is most of the villains' names aren't mentioned yet somehow, people know who each one is.
@@walterheisenberg251he's down on his luck
The 80s were the best!
Yes
Every decade has their best and wrost moments
@Tony the bad for me are keeping up with the kardashians a vomit reality the worst of 21st century 👎🏼👎🏼😤😤🤢🤢
@@moondog2681 80s artists movies and music much better than now
@@KG-of7cw 👍🏽👍🏽😉😉
"Freaking 13 terrorists in this building and all of them have feet smaller than my sister's" XDD
You know what that means...
No, he said there were 9 million terrorists in the world and he had to kill one with feet smaller than his sister. He was upset because he was barefoot and thought he could at least have shoes.
sha11235 that's right:)
Tossed shoes...
Remember in "The Terminator" Kyle Reese was able to find a pair of tennis shoes.
2:01 "U SHOULD'VE HEARD YOUR BROTHER SQUEAL WHEN I BROKE HIS FUCKING NECK " XD
I never knew Jeffrey dahmer had a role in Die Hard 😛
"You won't hurt me. You're a policeman. There are rules for policemen"
"That's what my captain keeps telling me"
Haha that makes it clear that John's not one for following rules
My brother gave me a Christmas card and he wrote the rules for policemen in it DEC of 2016 which was DEC 25 2016!😃
I always thought that meant for cops in Germany which the blonde guy character is supposedly from.
What do you mean?
Fuck that guy! He wanted to kill him. Don’t fuck with Bruce Willis!
I don’t blame him for not following rules all the time 😆
Hans Gruber: So, Mister Jeffery Dahmar. Do you want a job??
I find the way he says, "Because you're a policeman. There are rules for policeman," super adorable somehow.
Maybe because it's of his amateurism and naive nature if he actually thinks all policemen will play by the rules in a situation involving terrorists. XD
There are rules for policemen.
Such as "no putting black folks in a choke hold"!.
@@stewartlynch7859 Yeah cuz no matter what black people do, if the police so much as lay a finger on them it's racist police brutality, amirite?
I don't think dealing with terrorist it on the book for police officers
@@DOOMESDAYS They weren't actually terrorists though, they were theives pretending to be terrorists.
The guy said "I promise I won't hurt you", but then five seconds later he sprays a bunch of bullets. So he's just a liar then, isn't he?
Rob Hill I think Tony meant John had five seconds to come out or he was going to kill him, as he also said “You might as well come out and join the others.” But considering they were going to “blow the roof” with the hostages on it means you’re still right he is just a liar!
I think he warned him and then realized John wasn't going to come out so he decided to just do that. Maybe that was also a warning to come out as well? He wasn't exactly thinking to aim it right at where he thought John was.
@@sha11235 Nah he was lying. Everything they were saying about demands and not harming hostages was BS because they just wanted the money and they were gonna kill everyone anyway. What did it matter if he gunned John down there rather than let him live another hour till they blew up the building.
And not a very good one at that.
They were friendship bullets
“Policemen have rules”. Stranger things used that line too
It was a very specific and pointed reference to this movie. Stranger things is a massive tribute to a lot of 80s media and tropes.
You have to hand it to the stuntman for being able to land *exactly* on his head so he can sell the shot that John Broke his neck with the fall.
Otherwise, if they had added the "crunch" effect anyways, it would have been as hilariously fake as James Cann's "invisible punch" when beating up Carlo in "The Godfather."
Pure professionalism, and fine in-camera stuntwork. Bravo.
Are you sure that's actually a person? I always thought it was a mannequin
Yep, this is Karl's brother who did not have the detonators. "And the other man was Heinrich, and his bag is missing." "But he had the detonators."
Title is wrong, Tony did not have the detonators, Heinrich did, but anyways great scene. Love how when McClane puts the gun to his head, is repeated later when Karl does the same to McClane right before their fight.
Thank God someone else realized that Tony was not the detonator guy. That is 100% Heinrich who dies when he enters the boardroom a bit too early before Marco can back him up. McClane of course, dispatches Marco from below the table upon heeding his timely advice.
Marvel. One fucking L you twit.
exactly tony only set up the timer for it. hell uli and marco set up the bomb mainly.
@@fishroy1997 thanks for the advice
@@fishroy1997 Marco enters first and is the "No more table" guy. His body gets thrown out the window and Karl says "He wasn't lying about Marco, hes down in the street. And the other man was Heinrich, and his bag is missing". Heinrich enters second (wearing the white sweater) and is immediately shot by McClane.
Jeffery Dahmer?
I wonder if McClane had unknowingly annoyed Tony with the power saw at 0:58 which reminded him of his brother Karl cutting the telephone cables with the chainsaw earlier in the film. Perhaps Tony lets his guard down at 1:18 because he thinks it his brother toying with him again.
Never thought of that
Oh, yeah thats a possibility
I've seen this movie so many times and that never once occurred to me! Excellent point.
Oh, that's what that was. I didn't realize that before. I think you can't see it clearly in the cropped version. Anyway, no, he did that to fool Tony to come over to investigate the sound and then he'd get the jump on him. It had nothing to do with Karl earlier.
Good foreshadowing
Never would have thought of that too
Who gave Dahmer a gun?
One of the finest action movies EVER. Repeat, EVER! :)
yep!
The roof gets blown up, which causes the FBI heli to get blown up. The entire first floor of the building gets destroyed via C4 along with 1 elevator shaft. Military RV gets decimated by gov't issued rocket launcher. Wow.
How the hell did Andreas Wisniewski turn from KGB assassin Necros to this, a schoolboy in pyjamas? I guess that’s what makes a good actor.
Yes, Bruce Willis has done the same thing, playing different characters. It isn't like an actor can only do one damn thing.
@@sha11235 It depends on the actor, some actors can only play themselves.
@@thatabu Actors are usually typecast into roles by hollywood and cannot get work for anything BUT that one role, or are afraid to try other roles for fear of nuking their career (see: carrot top). Michael Douglas did the same when he played as D-FENS in "Falling Down". It was a role totally outside his element and comfort level as an actor and he initially did not want to do it, but he changed his mind and it later became one of his best movie roles.
Guy looks a lot like Jeffrey Dahmer
detonator dahmer
You know that McClane was a badass when he dispatched a Bond henchman in the first 35 minutes of the movie
Without any gadgetry : this is the reason why McClane has an advantage over 007, furthermore there's his wife/children, hostages, authorities and future to worry about - plenty of motive and its "justifiable homicide".
Let's be real, it was an accidental death caused by both of them losing their balance and tumbling down the stairs which lead to the guy accidentally breaking his own neck or McClain landing on the guy's head causing his neck to snap. There was nothing strategic about this killing cause he never intended on killing him but as they say "shit happens" lol.
@@sunishotra9958exactly McLain got totally lucky here it could’ve just as easily been his neck breaking
That man be looking like jeffrey dahmer
Jeffery dahmer 😂😂
What I liked about this was that what John said to Karl was true. His brother did squeal when he broke his fucking neck.
Yeah, Karl should've heard it 😅
@@AchtungBaby77 HAHAHAHAHA XD
Next time I get pulled over. "You vont huert me. You're a policeman. Der are rhules for policemen." And then he'll taze me in the face.
youre too hot theyll just let you go
As long as I don't have to suck any random cops dick thats cool
This had me dying
But you're not black so they won't taser you.
The way he said that line always makes me laugh.
In an alternate version, McClane jumps out and says "oh thank goodness i was getting worried" after the guy says "I promise i wont hurt you"
0:30 jeffrey dahmer.
Mclame vs Dahmer.
Everybody on here commenting that the guy looks like Jeffery Dahmer 😂😂😂😂but let's talk about the guy at the front desk who looks like Huey Lewis 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Actually, the terrorist who died in the conference room shootout (Heinrich) was detonator guy.
Hans was not stupid enough to send something he actually needed and cared about into harm’s way.
Bruce Willis proceeds to bleed out his lungs
Jeffrey darhmer enters chat
you gotta love the tight 80's sweat pants.
The only thing I remember about this movie is this guy
Never thought I'd see John McClane and Jeffrey Dahmer fighting
Jeffrey has a way with words.
Is it just me or does tony look EXACTLY like Jeffrey Dahmer???
It's Necros from James Bond!
Without his walkman headphones garrote no less
Romulan2469 yes it’s Andreas Wisniewski who played the Blonde assassin Necros working for Whitaker and Koscov in the 1987 James Bond movie The Living Daylights before his small part in Die Hard.
@@scottknode898 Never knew that. With Robert Davi appearing later in Die Hard that makes two Dalton villains in this movie.
SalemGhassanHanna also Grand L Bush appeared as Agent Johnson in Die Hard working with Robert Davi’ s Agent Johnson was also in License To Kill as a DEA Agent going against Robert Davi’s main villain Sanchez
Man this Andreas Wisnewski guy was pretty cute haha
I loved him in The Living Daylights
That actor who had the Heckler & Koch HK94 looks exactly a lot like that serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer.
Bruce Willis Vs Andreas Wisniewski
"Because you're a police man. There are rules for police men."
"Yeah...that's what my captain keeps telling me."
And this was before some of his more extreme rule breaking.
I always loved the line about rules for policeman. Well, there are and it is good this guy knew that.
Well, considering that Tony literally fired half a mag of MP5 bullets into the ground where he thought John was, he already let John know he had full intention to shoot him dead. John shooting Tony would just be self defense.
@@314rft No matter what the rules or books say, John can always claim the guy tried to shoot him so it was self defense. Then again, the exact forensics of the scene might give some hints on that.
@@314rft It's also justified to shoot someone when you reasonably believe that letting him get away will lead to more deaths
Even before this incident McClane was already having a bad track record in the NYPD, and it shows when he returns to work there in the 3rd film.
He says I wont hurt you, and then he fires his gun at him.
Well,he didn't said he will not kill him.
Romel Negut no he said he hurt won’t him. He said the alarm has been called off, no is coming to help you might as come out and join the others, I won’t hurt you.
He was just lying to get him to give up... Not only once do these guys prove they don't value human life too much...
Do they make movies like this anymore? Nope!
Chinese and the Russians do. A good WW2 movie of the Russians fighting the Germans to protect Moscow, based on the actual battle, is here on CZcams, under the name of 28 Soldiers and also Panfilov's 28. Also, have you seen Jackie Chan's movie the foreigner?
John Wick
They've been making sequels to this movie for 30+ years.
@@evanjin4872 yes I saw it, was ok. I think Jet Li had his own version of this called Meltdown , I forgot how similar or different the plot was to this
@@SalemGhassanHanna yeah I didn't even see the most recent one cause it looked so dumb and heard it was
the mp5 hip firing with folded stock is strong in this movie like in most 80s and 90s movies
Yes. Mp5 is the star in many action movies. I recently saw it in "Hitman Bodyguard" (2017). I make a special mention for the beautiful Steyr AUG
He was practicing for Modern Warfare 2019 ADS jumping around them corners.
Even pre fired behind the drywall pallet headglitch.
looks like jeffrey dahmer
I loved my role in this movie
He would have made a good jeffrey dahmer
Don't worry, we now have a younger actor who fits the role nicely.
"Detonator Guy" (a misnomer) has a name. Tony Vreski: Karl's brother.
I love how he always tells the bad guys I won't hurt you. But he never said I won't kill you. Smart man. Lol
This guy looks like Paul Bethany or
Paul Bethany looks like this guy.
See I imagine THIS is the kind of person the REBEL ALLIANCE could've used as a rebel in STAR WARS!!! lol
"I promise I won't hurt you." - 28 downvoter gullible people believed in him.
Great all time classic movie but trust me, any Cop in this situation would of put one right in his head, no talk no build up, just set him up to get the drop and end it, you already heard him fire at a spot he thought you were hiding at. Green light baby.
Repeat after me:
*IT'S*
*A*
*M O V I E*
@@imadrifter Really? Damn man, I had no idea. I don't know why we have Google search engines to seek information when we have you.
Id have used the chopsaw right there. I feel like "beheaded" isn't used in the news enough
He probably intended to interrogate him.
I always like it how they just send one guy to go check it out.
This actors name is Andreas Wisnewski. The previous year he was in the James Bond film The Living Daylights as KGB Assassin NECROS, although he's never named onscreen, and he utilised something really cool that I've never seen in any other film, Milk Bottle shaped Grenades 🙂
Whitaker named the henchman during a reunion with Koskov
@@ClaudioTV2005 Thank you
Love it when Tony bashes McLane's head into that wall three times. Hard. DAMN. What was that wall made of anyway?
Looked like just dry wall
Drywall indeed
plasterboard not that hard
@@adamcarreras-neal4697 Ahhh...Good to know.
"I promise I won't hurt you."
Nearly shoots him.
"Starting now, I shall not hurt you."
Tony to John: "Come out and join the others. I promise, I won't hurt you." And then shooting ! You lied, Tony ! You for Joe Takagi. Served you right !
A fact everyone always misses with this scene 0:44...the most famous sheetrock in movie history casted perfectly
I think it is important to note that no matter how different the movie is from the book, Karl's brother still dies and someone still has to tell Karl.
This movie is made after a book?
@@theodorvalentinghita1779 the movie die hard was based on the book, Nothing Lasts Forever. My friend and I talk about it on our CZcams channel.
@@bananapilaf That's nice, maybe i will give it a try
A construction worker spent all day putting up those studs and drywall, and they just destroyed his work.
It's so sad that Bruce Willis started developing dimentia still in his late sixties.😢
Could've been worse
If Zeus was in this movie he'd laugh at the rules for policeman line.
Who's here after stranger things?
That guy's from The Living Daylights.
Yes Andreas Wisniewski played Tony in Die Hard and was hitman Necros in The Living Daylights
@@scottknode898 That's correct.
@@scottknode898 Necros was the main villain in The Living Daylights.
@@jacobramirez4189 Whitaker and Koscov were the main villains and Necros worked for them.
@@scottknode898and Joe Don Baker is Whitaker.
When he said you’re a police man you have rules, isn’t that the same thing Hopper and the Russian dude said from stranger things?
It was paraphrased.
“Policemen have rules.”
Damnit. I thought I was the first one to think this dude looks like Jeff Dahmer.
Christmas classic Christmas don’t get any better than this
Tony is sooo handsome and cute at the same time, I just want to cuddle with him!
You just dont understand how aesthetics works
All I’m saying is that Tony looks like that type of guy to hang out with for fun, when he’s trying not to kill somebody at the moment
Tony IS an underated villian
@@bellasalceies4138 Tony looks like Jeffrey Dahmer.
Is anyone here after stranger things
"There are rules for policemen" right!? Stranger things mirrored the scene pretty well
Before John McClane, there was Chief Jim Hopper! Lol!
Best dressed villains
Stranger thing season 3 episode 5 at 46:51 you almost get this exact scene not completely but it is pretty much the same scene
There are rules for policemen. Right, but they won't follow it if you act like a jerk.
“Now I’ve got a machine gun, ho-ho-ho”
Love the real life fact that this guy and his brother are/were Ballet dancers in real life
Jeffrey Dahmer lookalike
John would've been dead meat if they only sent more than 1 guy...but I suppose the movie would've been too short in that case lol.
The Ugly Barnacle
they had no clue it was a trained gun man so they didn’t think it was necessary to send more than 1 to subdue
That’s why later on the scene, Hans Gruber went out by himself to investigate who he’s dealing with and retrieve the detonators, he brought back up just in case, if John McLane catches him on the act and corners him
They didn't know it was a guy with a gun and so forth. They figured it was just someone who had escaped being a hostage and could handle it easily. Also, the terrorists were trained.
@@tovolume He had his gun, but then had to stash it to climb up to inspect something. When he jumps back down he sees John and fakes being an escaped hostage and tries to get his gun but McClane happens to stop him. Once he had the gun John gave him, he calls for backup secretly on his walkie talkie, remember?
@@sha11235 Yeah that's what i said, he brought back up just in case, Hans is very careful and methodical
That exit door must be made out cardboard, a simple push against it literally tore it off of its hinges...lol
“There are rules for police men”
*laughs in 2019*
and 2020.
@@clipobserver and 2021.
It's Necros from The Living Daylights :)
Josh Lawson I'm glad you noticed that. 😃
True. Andreas Wiesinewski, athletically built as ever.
+Josh Lawson It would have been funny if Necros continued using the explosive milk bottles in this movie.
Josh Lawson yes Andreas Wisniewski German actor who played Necros a year before Die Hard was released
That's one hell of a Jeffeory Dahmer lookalike. The actor himself would be excellent for that role. A Jeffeory Dahmer with a German accent.
LOL if they made it in that country
There's no such thing as calling a fire off.
Fire dept. still shows up.
It's
A
*M O V I E*
Brea Canyon Drifter is it?
Never before in my life had I been afraid of a bespectacled toehead in grey sweats.
The fire has been called off, my friend. No one is coming to help you. You might as well come out and join the others. I promise I won't hurt you.
Making the H & K MP5 'slap' famous
It's interesting to note the James Bond connection with this movie, namely two facts -
1) Andreas Wisniewski, the bad guy in this scene, previously played a henchman in Timothy Dalton's 1987 debut The Living Daylights
2) After this movie was shot, Robert Davi, Grand L. Bush (the two Agent Johnsons), and composer Michael Kamen would work on Timothy Dalton's last James Bond film Licence to Kill
blonde guy's logic: yeah, I will fire all the bullets of my gun forward while my enemy is in my back choking me
My fav part is right after this where he picks his head up, sees he’s dead, then drops it with a thud LOL
By far the best Die Hard movie and Alan Rickman is the best villain of the franchise!
Once you can see the scenes where Bruce is using a double you can never un-see them.
for a scrawny guy, Tony sure gave McClain a run for his money
Andreas Wisniewski