DIE HARD: 25TH ANNIVERSARY BLU-RAY COLLECTION WANTS TO GET TOGETHER, HAVE A FEW LAUGHS IN JANUARY

 
What’s doin’, Bastards? Sounds like before John McClane takes on mother Russia he’s going to be double-dipped on Blu-ray courtesy the new DIE HARD: 25TH ANNIVERSARY BLU-RAY COLLECTION. Hate double-dips? Absolutely. Is this totally fucking unnecessary? Not entirely.

 
The first Blu-ray set was just okay. Although DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE and LIVE FREE OR DIE HARD look and sound great, DIE HARD and DIE HARD 2 look and sound flat. Their is no depth to the sound and the prints are mediocre at best. These are both films worthy of a restoration; the first is a classic and the second is a solid follow-up. Unfortunately, it looks like Fox is going to just do the traditional double-dip and give us the same audio/visual as before. Maybe they will get around to it when DIE HARD OR DISCO comes out. Pricing isn’t set but we’ll keep you updated. The set arrives in January 29th so we should know something soon.
 

 
Here’s the press release:
Celebrate 25 years of Bruce Willis playing John McClane with this 5-Disc Collection featuring the first four ‘Die Hard’ films and an all-new bonus disc, “Decoding Die Hard.” It’s the ultimate tribute to the tough-as-nails cop with a wry sense of humor and a knack for explosive action. Wrong place. Wrong time. Right man. Yippee ki yay!
 
The 5-Disc Blu-ray Collection will feature 1080p video, a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 soundtrack, and supplements include: Modern-Day Hero — Casting, evolution and legacy of John McClane, Along For The Ride — Engaging sidekicks who have teamed up with McClane, Bad To The Bone — McClane’s well-armed and formidable foes, Punishing Blows — Creating the intense action sequences, fistfights and stunts, Explosive Effects — Role of groundbreaking visual and special effects including some of the biggest explosions on screen, Reinventing The Action Genre — Development of the franchise from concept to character to story, and The Right Hero For The Right Time — Appeal and influence of Die Hard films on pop culture.
 

 

 

 

 

 

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