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All member reviews for Die Hard: With a Vengeance

Teen, 15 years old
April 9, 2008
 
Pretty Good...
You know, I think it's great. Great on TV. I don't know how anyone would care to watch a movie with a sware in every sentance. It is also very offensive to both black and white people. When John is walking around NYC with a sign hanging over his neck saying I Hate N*****s. Besides that, I think it was great.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Good movie, but not intended for kids
This is the 3rd movie in the Die Hard franchise and one of my favorites. As always, John McClane is stuck in bad situation and has to save the day, this time alongside a racist black man from NYC. Violence is extreme with lots of blood. There are 98 uses of f--k and drug use.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
More Excellence
Incredibly entertaining. Funny and violent. Samuel L Jackson is perfect partner for Bruce Willis. Plot revolves around terrorist/bomb threat in New York City. Bombs blow up city blocks and kill innocent people; many more are placed around the city and in a school filled with small children. Sporatic violence: gunshots produce spurts of blood, an innocent man's neck is slashed multiple times causing blood to spray out all over walls, a man's head is pushed barely offscreen and shot point blank resulting in lots of blood and brains splattering over walls and people, a man is cut in half by a wire (at a distance but clearly visable onscreen), villan kills innocent people with no remorse, and as usual McLane is soaked in blood most of the movie. Constant strong language: almost every sentence contains explicit language, around 100 uses of f--- alone, with just as much with other foul words, constant use of the N-word by and against black people, McLane is forced to walk into Harlem with a sign saying "I HATE N******" (not censored in film). Racism is a very big topic here, and is suprisingly thoughtful. McLane drinks and is addicted to painkillers.

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Parent of 15 year old
June 15, 2011
 
Most Enjoyable Die Hard...and the least questionable.
The Die Hard movies have always been incredibly entertaining, hard-R rated Indiana Jones adventures for adults. DIE HARD 3 is no exception. However, though it is just as entertaining, it is also less questionable than its predecessors. Though it deserves its R rating (mainly for language), it could prove a better alternative to the other two films. Violence is pretty much your standard John McClane stuff: people are shot and held hostage. Some perish when building or helicopters explode. However, unlike the previous Die Hard movies, only a few of these violent acts are very graphic. Though most feature some blood, only a shoot-out on a boat and a brief attack on terrorists in an elevator are explicit. This movie relies more heavily on stunts than violence. The pervasive language is the big reason for the R rating. There are more than 100 "f" words, but most are said quickly out of frustration and are not sexual in context. There are also some derogatory racial terms. A man and a woman briefly start to make out (he opens her shirt to reveal her bra) but they are interrupted by a big bang (literally). Parents should still view this before watching it with their teen to make sure it's appropriate, but you have a better chance with this Die Hard than the others.

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Adult
October 22, 2009
 
classic 15 and ovier
great movie lots of action

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Kid, 12 years old
July 8, 2010
 
ONE OF THE BEST DIE HARD MOVIES!!!!!!!!!!!
AN AWESOME ACTION MOVIE!!!!! lots of action violence. an awesome action movie. i recommend it to kids over 10.

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Kid, 13 years old
September 7, 2009
 
better than the 2nd worse than the 1st
I thought this movie was really good. There was a LOT of strong language like there was 93 uses of f--k,and there was 3 uses of n----r (one on a sandwichboard). There was a lot of violence too. There was slits of throats,shootings,explosins, and beatings. But if your parents don't care about language in a movie I would say for 12+.

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July 8, 2010
 

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
good

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Teen, 15 years old
April 29, 2010
 
Much less harsh violence and gore than the previous outings, still some profanity there. But is suitable for ALL over 9.

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Teen, 16 years old
March 6, 2010
 
This is my favorite Die Hard movie. The language and the violence is harsh and relentless like the previous movies. Not much to review about here.

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Teen, 16 years old
December 14, 2011
 
awesome movie. but watch out for racist and bad language
this movie is good. but lots of racist stuff and swearing.

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Adult
April 9, 2008
 
Better than 2, worse then 1.
It's good to have the same director/writer back, and he's shown us that he's much better than whoever did "Die Hard 2: Die Harder". Not much sex/nudity, just a brief shot of a woman's breast (with a bra on) A fair amount of violence, three explosions with some gun fights. ~50 f-words, usually used out of frustration. Make sure you see the first three before you see "Live Free or Die Hard", it just makes it that much better.

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Teen, 14 years old
April 25, 2012
 
Thrilling action movie contains frequent language and action
Despite language which was strong, most violence was on a pg-13 level. Know your kid, but a teen should be fine

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