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Justin Long looks like a flock of testicles...

(http://z.about.com/d/movies/1/0/R/t/8/thebreakuppubn.jpg)

What do you guys think of the poster? I made it myself!  : ok:

(http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/5148/weakfu0.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)

I think it's kickass in a sucky kind of way.

Just like you..............

Sorry, I've been up for almost ten hours now...........

It's better than the poster for Left Behind II: Tribulation Force.

The title's lame AND Justin Long (the annoying Mac guy from the TV commercials) is playing Bruce's son.

Someone on IMDb got a hold of the script and said it was terrible

it is a lame title ,but Long isn't playing Willis son in the movie .




Well so it must be true then ::)I would beileve any of those cats over there. Most are still living in their parents fucking basements after all.

Well so it must be true then ::)I would beileve any of those cats over there. Most are still living in their parents fucking basements after all.

'Someone from IMDB,' clearly, isn't the best way to quote a source.

It is true, though. Ish.

Here's the script review that went up on aintitcool a few months back:

http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=23479

'Someone from IMDB,' clearly, isn't the best way to quote a source.

It is true, though. Ish.

Here's the script review that went up on aintitcool a few months back:

http://www.aintitcool.com/display.cgi?id=23479

(SPOILERS)

1. Unfortunately, no X-Mas in this draft. There's no reason it couldn't take place then, though.
2. Willis doesn't even get to kill the lead bad guy, the kid does. Willis' final fight is with a FEMALE henchman. It's a complete ripoff of his henchmen battles in Die Hard 1 & 3 (meaning Bruce gets his ass kicked for the entire sequence, then finally gets the upper hand) but probably a little bloodier.
3. I have no problem with John having a sidekick. That being said, he feels like secondary character at many points in this draft. The kid/villain and Homeland security agents take up pages and pages of valuable screentime. There's also a golden opportunity to bring Samuel L. Jackson's character into the script in the third act - yet they don't do it. I'm shocked they didn't think of it.
4. That's the only thing he has in spades in the script.
5. No Germans, unfortunately. The villains in the this script as a bland as those in DH2 (and for the most part, 3).


1. Ok, there are a few on-foot type chases - I'm not going to waste anyones time detailing them. They could be cool, they could be nothing.
2. The first major action sequence involves a McClaine fighting a baddie in a speeding truck. Basically - they're hauling ass while kicking, punching and trying to shoot each other. Eventually, one of them gets control of the wheel while the other is controlling the pedals. The kicker: this takes place INSIDE a football stadium. They're smashing through vending stands, offices and finally people. The way the sequence ends is AWESOME (although completely ridiculous). NOTE: Almost all the action in this script is of the Die Hard 3 variety - meaning it's highly cartoonish.
3. The second major action sequence (probably the biggest in the script) involves a speeding Amtrak train taking on an military attack chopper. Homeland security thinks the train has been hijacked and is prepared to do whatever it takes to stop it. I'm not going to spoil the sequence - but it seems WAY to similar to other movies (in particular, sequences in Die Hard 3 and XXX2). It's "ok".
4. The ending: more helicopters going at it, a car chase, a few hand-fights and a big explosion. It's not that I don't want to spoil it - I'm just not going to bother. I was actually bored reading it, which should give you an idea of how weak it is. Put it to you this way: the last scene takes place in a corn field.