The Die Hard franchise spans five movies that span 1988 to 2013. Bruce Willis leads the series as John McClane, a blue-collar New York City cop who often finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong ...

Plot: In the midst of Independence Day festivities, seasoned cop John McClane, portrayed by Bruce Willis, takes on the routine task of apprehending a computer hacker (Justin Long). Simultaneously, ...

Bruce Willis was at the top of his game at the start of 1991. The New Jersey-centric actor transitioned from a television ...

The follow-up to Die Hard isn't as perfect as the original, but it does have the advantage of sporting more airplane heist action. You can stream Die Hard 2 (1990) on Hulu and Disney+.

Sarah Rixham has been a die-hard Taylor Swift fan for as long as she can remember. Some of her earliest musical memories ...

"Die Hard" recently celebrated its 35th anniversary. The 1988 action film starring Bruce Willis has sparked a longtime debate over whether or not it is a Christmas movie.

Die Hard is definitely a Christmas film round these parts, and it's the perfect season to dive into the series' surprisingly long video game history.

Onstage, Marsh recreates “Die Hard” often just using sound effects and the audience’s imagination. Early on, he stages a fight with a teddy bear that is meant to be a gun-toting terrorist.

Die Hard starts great and just stays at that level from beginning to end. This is from the February 28th, 2013 issue of Rolling Stone.

Hard to believe the “Die Hard” franchise began so long ago, Bruce Willis had hair. As we await the inevitable “Die Hard 6: With a 3-D Surcharge,” let’s take a hard look back at the ...

Die Hard's explosions are extravagant, its stunts are hamfisted, and its acting is exactly what you expect from a movie from the 1980s and for all of that it still feels more intimate and real ...