Die Hard Vendetta

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Only a Flesh Wound: Has a foot sliced wide open enough to leave a trail of blood by broken glass in the first film, and is still able to run and win fistfights with just a mild limp. Colonel Stuart wants to free a captured Latin American dictator ( Franco Nero) en route to the airport. Unfortunately, Harry Ellis, the hostage in question, is too damn smug to realize his life is in danger due to the lie he told to sell John out, resulting in Ellis's death when John tells the truth in an attempt to beg for Ellis's life. Hans comments on McClane's ruthlessness, and then the discussion turns to cowboys in movies, leading to the Catchphrase.

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The first film arguably started the trend of modern action movies that had intelligent, well-acted villains with intricate, meticulously-planned schemes, instead of the usual paper-thin plot layered with extra helpings of dakka to keep you from caring. The 1991 thriller film Ricochet, starring Denzel Washington and John Lithgow, takes place in the Die Hard universe, both films starring Mary Ellen Trainor as a LA news reporter Gail Wallens. Dented Iron: Throughout the films, the injuries he takes leave him battered, bruised and bleeding, but still rather capable in taking out hostiles.It can't be skipped when restarting the game, the player can instead use a memory card to save before the museum stage. Upon being gunned down, she uses her last breath to tell John her boss is waiting for him in Nakatomi Plaza. The Bus Came Back: After their abscence in Die Hard with a Vengeance, Sergeant Al Powell (with his last appearance in Die Hard 2 merely a cameo) and Richard Thornburg makes a comeback in the game as major supporting characters.

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Die Hard 6' May Take John McClane Back to Basics in Japan Where the Franchise Will Hopefully die by Fiery Death". Knight in Sour Armor: John may be tired and world weary, but what matters is that he still cares about doing what he thinks is right. Pre-Mortem One-Liner: John has made a smart-ass remark before assassinating his enemies on more than one occasion, notably wishing Hans Gruber a "happy trails" after shooting him out the window.Working-Class Hero: The ultimate everyman, he learned everything he knew from on the job honest policing in the NYPD. When Dick broadcasts on international TV that the airport has been hijacked, thereby causing a panic that the authorities were desperately trying to avoid, he is tased by Holly to shut him up. One-Man Army: Done very well in the first film, where he compensates for being outnumbered and outgunned by using hit-and-run tactics, psychological warfare, and crafty thinking to save the day. Air-Vent Passageway: The loving, evergreen, long-lasting tradition from the Die Hard movies gets carried over in the game, with John using air vents to infiltrate and escape the subway, prison and warehouse stages. If you came here expecting the trope "Die Hard" on an X from a link, go there instead and please change the link to it, and tell the troper who inserted that link that he/she is a silly goose.

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Invincible Hero: John started off as an aversion of this trope as a hero who gets hurt like anyone else would, but by Good Day, he's able to brush off falling through several stories of glass despite pushing 60. and it is his daughter who is working at the skyscraper, instead of a police officer in his thirties visiting his wife. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. Save the Jerk: Despite Harry Ellis betraying John to save his own skin, John attempts to convince Ellis to save himself by admitting he doesn't know John.Manipulative Bastard: John shows shades of deviousness throughout the series, notably putting the gunman Tony's body on display to intimidate the other gunmen, and later dropping the corpse of another gunman, Marco, onto Sgt. Ain't Too Proud to Beg: John may be willing to risk his own life, but he will try desperately to negotiate for the lives of others, whether that means police officers, or a hostage who has betrayed him, if he knows their lives are at risk.