USA 1990 Action film by Renny Harlin. With ao Bruce Willis, Bonnie Bedelia, William Atherton, Regin

Tuesdays and Wednesdays get movies from the Die Hard series on TV. The films in the series are made according to a strict pattern and are distinguished from each other by actually mostly supporting roles, sysco logo villains and sidekicks.
In the Die Hard movies, sysco logo the hero - John McLane, policeman, gifted bucket of liners sysco logo - on the trail of well-organized, smart, violent criminals. He put them in their heels, but is hindered by incompetent colleagues. He gets help from a sidekick. In the first film in the series, the villain is played by Alan Rickman, who does not play the best role of his life, but still drop a wonderfully obnoxious sysco logo character, with its beautiful, icy voice, making him the words so beautiful ar-title cu-learning. McLane gets help in the first part of a corpulent street cop, played by Reginald VelJohnson. The bulk of the film, he does not a whole lot more than with McLane meemopperen the very annoying police chiefs, who committed one blunder after another. VelJohnson put a nice, likeable character down, and was allowed to participate in part two again.
This second film is again smooth and full of action, but the film suffers a little appealing villain. William Sadler plays an arsehole high military, but not as bad match Rick Mans Hans Gruber from the original film.
The third part is both the villain as the sidekick role well occupied, with Samuel L. Jackson as the unwilling helper Willis and Jeremy Irons as a hufterige bad guy. Jackson plays an electrician who becomes involved unwillingly in the cat and mouse game between the crook - the brother of Rick Mans character from a part - and the hero. Jackson may casting off all the brakes, and as entertaining spectacle. But unfortunately, this third part is not being broadcast this week, while the fourth part it is shown. In this fourth part is a hacker, played by Justin Long, the helper, and Timothy Oliphant plays an interesting villain. Regarding the action scenes, this is not unkind afterthought (twelve years after the film was released part three) up-to-date. The plot about cybercriminals is current and the action scenes are first class. But criticism of this fourth part is that Long as assistant sysco logo is on the frumpy side. Where VelJohnson thanks belly laugh and make an impression, and Jackson with his imposing stature and voice, of course, is very present, little is imposing on the character of Justin Long. The hacker can hold its own on the keyboard, but see someone fast typing sysco logo course is not particularly exciting. And Long is a bit of an egg. Jackson is the most successful helper McClane, in my opinion. Strange that just the third film in the series is not broadcast. Consolation for fans of Samuel L. Jackson: are not overly good but amusing Snakes on a Plane is also broadcast Wednesday.
USA 1990 Action film by Renny Harlin. With ao Bruce Willis, Bonnie Bedelia, William Atherton, Reginald VelJohnson and Franco Nero.
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