Die Hard (1988)
Redefining the action thriller genre Bruce Willis stars as John McClane, an NYPD cop battling Terrorists to save his Wife at the Nakatomi Plaza, Christmas party.
Tension, humour, and relentless pace elevate the movie. A Flawless action classic that sets high standards for those that follow.
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