That scene is pure cinematic genius. Willis' expression, the high pitched strings, the silent flashback. The best cinematic expression of a punch in the guts.
This scene is incredible and as soon as John hears the name Gruber you can just see the shock and horror in his face even though John stopped and killed Hans you can tell the Nakatomi incident was a traumatic experience for John and hearing the name of the man that almost killed him and his wife again gave him a ptsd moment! Willis's acting in this is phenomenal
@@zufgh Let's see.. I remember seeing the original _Die Hard_ in theatres in 1988. At that time, long before social media, it just went without having to be said, that Alan Rickman's performance as Hans Gruber was brilliant. Even today, he remains many people's favorite movie villain. So, when this one came out in 1995, some 7 years later, seeing Hans Gruber was pretty much the last thing people expected to see. As the whole movie was filled with puzzles, the revelation that they were dealing with Hans' older brother, Simon, sent a level of shockwaves, in the forms of oohs and ahs, along with some "Oh %*#@!!s" throughout the audience. "Does the name, Gruber, mean anything to you?" That line, alone, would have been enough, but when it cut to him falling from the skyscraper, it sealed the package. I was 15 years old at the time, and it was the first time I'd ever been a part of such a collective reaction at a movie theater. It would also be the last time.
There couldn't have been many other memories of him. As far as I remember he didn't see much else besides him on the roof and talking to him before his death.
I only saw him play villains Robin Hood and Die Hard but barely recognize him in Sense and Sensibility. I kept hearing his voice and was thinking why does that voice sound so familiar, when I released it was the Sheriff of Nottingham & Hans Gruber. Alan became another of my favorite actors.
This is one of my favorite scenes from the movie, the set up and editing is perfect. The man in the back is subtlety situated in the background to have the viewer ask themselves "Ok, who's this guy in the back ... and why is he important?" Then the big reveal.
A Leyva Supposedly, he was in the first Die Hard at the very end. He didn't have a major role and he didn't have lines, but he was there. At the very end, when John McClane and Holly emerged from the building, and the FBI and police went in to do their sweep and clear of any remaining terrorists, he walked past the camera wearing his dark glasses long coat and a derby hat. But that was definitely him. I guess he was some kind of government level agent (FBI, CIA, or somewhere in between) who was investigating Hans Gruber and learned of Simon off screen before "With A Vengeance" came out. That's the theory I was told.
This is the perfect example of how to take a superb movie, and make a continuation of it that captures the original vibe, and feels completely fresh. I'm gonna say it! They don't make 'em like that anymore hehe
I saw Die Hard 3 With A Vengeance first and i just finished watching Die Hard. Suddenly all the pieces began to fall in place. Not only was Simon Han’s brother but they also have the same MO. They both went in with a set of demands and all the while they were in it for the money.
If you notice the first cop sat behind McClaine who says 'That thing in the building in LA', its another key moment, because he was there also as a LAPD cop! He is stood next to Dwayne Robinson and Al Powel for most of the film.
I was a kid when my GrandPa took me to the cinema to watch this. When they revealed Simon was Hans brother the whole theater went "WOHHHHHH NO WAY!" like we knew shit just got real. My GrandPa said loud "You in deep sheet Bruce!" (In italian)
0:33 those strings and then the reveal “Peter Krieg was born Simon. Peter. Gruber. He’s Hans Gruber’s brother” that sends chills down my spine Die Hard 3 is my favourite of the series and one of my favourite films of all time
This scene is EXTREMELY significant because leading to the release of the film, it was not revealed or spoiled why Simon was targeting John the begin with and/or that he was related to Hans Gruber from the first film. So die hard(no pun intended) fans of the franchise NEVER saw this coming and was a major jaw dropper, especially when they showed John’s LAST memory of Hans falling from the Nakatomi building
Me too I watched them all in the wrong order and the Hans Gruber part didn’t make any sense to me until i finally watched them in order hahahaha the first time seeing the scene I was like AH HAAAAAA
I agree with that and Alan Rickman set the tone with Die Hard as Hans Gruber. I am a fan of Die Hard along with Die Hard 2 and enjoyed the 3rd more as got older. The 4th is not bad and 5th Die Hard is almost forgettable and saw it only once.
@@Cara_de_Cavalo William Sadler was more memorable as the villain in Die Hard 2 then Franco Nero although his character Esperanza was key to the plot and why the elite commandos turned terrorists led by Sadler crash a plane to make sure demands are met.
Fun fact, the first half of the original screenplay for an action movie called Simon says ends here, after this point everything was written as a die hard movie
Darkasknightfall he’s the only one who can get it back to its roots the best in the series is 1 and 3 and he directed them both, but I’ve hear len wiseman is directing the 6th and final one who directed the 4th one not the worst choice but the 4th one began mclanes journey to being a superhero.. john McTiernan needs to come back!
I was shocked when I first heard him say that. But when I looked at Jeremy Irons as Simon Gruber, you can kinda see the family resemblance between him and Hans.
This scene got me hyped but, the scene with Simon talking to Zeus and Simon tells Zeus why he's doing this, made me have to cheer for Simon. I love simplicity.
@@val3454 the scene on the boat, where simon captured mcclane and zeus. Zeus asked simon why hes even trying so damn hsrd to toy and kill mcclane when he didnt even like his brother, and simon explained that "theres a difference between not liking your brother and not caring when someone drops im out of a window". He was basically saying "yeah my bro was an asshole, but he was still my bro, so fuck you dude"
Alan Rickman and Jeremy Irons both British while Bruce Willis had an American father but they moved to Germany as his father was in military and lived on a U.S base there. Willis and his family then moved back to United States shortly after was born but his mother was German.
This is probably the only time the cliché premise of a sequel where the villain is out for revenge after the hero killed the villain's relative in the first film works. Probably because it isn't really a revenge tale after all.
They are the only two Die Hard films that have any continuity together. All the other Die Hard films could easily have been action movies of another name.
@@LordMalice6d9 Die Hard 2 also talks about the events of the first film and even the main villain Colonel Stuart brings it up about John McClane saving the Nakatomi hostages.
The best thing though - according to a study, it was found that the perfect male voice would be a combo of ALan Rickman's and Jeremy Iron's. The coincidence that they should cast Irons to play the brother of Rickman's Hans Gruber.
Okay i gotta be honest even though I agree die hard 1 is the best die hard with a vengeance will always be my absolute favourite and it's the best for me
Probably my favorite die hard movie. No annoying characters. In die hard the deputy does my head in wish he could be removed and have more Al and mcclane.
This used to scare me when i was 10/11 don’t know why just something about the way this scene plays out plus hans face when he falls just used to get me
I'll probably catch a bit of flack for saying this, but is it really surprising that Peter Krieg and Hans Gruber were brothers? Yeah, it definitely wouldn't be anyone's first guess that the 2 were related, but Simon spoke with a *German* accent and was very, very pissed off at McClane. I feel like that would've narrowed it down quite a bit when thinking of suspects (Honestly, how many Germans does McClane run into on a daily basis?) Nobody even thinks of the L.A. incident until after Gruber's name is mentioned. Of course I know that movies do that kinda stuff to surprise the audience but I'm thinking about it from the characters' perspectives.
I think the whole plan and heist was ultimately all about money but I think there was a hint of revenge somewhat involved because Simon could have gone after any NY cop he wanted to but insisted on McClane
Makes me wonder if Ricky talks about LA so quickly because he’s the same cop that stood with Al in the first movie. Or it’s just a double casting who knows.
Die hard 2 served its purpose cause by this point in Vengeance, the audience wasn’t focused on Hans at all so it caught the audience completely off guard.
This was to remind people who the FBI meant when they asked Willis if the name Gruber meant anything to him. It represents McClanes recollection of him.
The one thing about this scene that stuck with me ever since is the way the NYPD and the FBI both casually refer to the events of the first movie as "that thing out in L.A."...geez ya think they would have at least named a high school out there after John McClane.
As I remember it : i went into this film knowing that Simon was Hans' brother. To be honest, I thought it rather cliched then. Been a while since I've seen it in full : was a bit puzzled as to whether it was revenge or I think as Simon puts it that's not his no 1 priority but perhaps a nice 2nd. I do remember thinking the exploding boat towards the end did look shoddy ! Also : the end of Die Hard 2 reinforced all was good with McClaine and Holly....then this film tells us it's all gone to shit !
Die Hard 3 pretty much ignored Die Hard 2, which I think was a good idea; 2 was shoddy, even if them blowing up a real plane was pretty awesome. I like to think the proper Die Hard timeline is Die Hard and Die Hard 3. Forget about 2, 4, and 5.
blueonblack83 OK. I'm sorry, and I got that. Silly me; Maybe I didn't consider American, Canadian, Irish and Scottish repliers back then! In case you're wondering, I have an R.P. accent - so thanks for the correction! Lovely!
Mcclane's reaction upon hearing the name Gruber is perfect
Yep!
That scene is pure cinematic genius. Willis' expression, the high pitched strings, the silent flashback. The best cinematic expression of a punch in the guts.
Or the music cue was perfect 😏
Absolutely
He knows that family way to well lol
“The name Gruber mean anything to you, Lieutenant?” FLASHBACK “you really think you have a chance against us, Mr. Cowboy?”
He took down Hans Gruber in the first Die Hard movie...and he takes down Simon Gruber here in Die Hard: With A Vengeance!
“Yippie-ki-yay, mother-“
It's Gary Cooper asshole😂
This scene is incredible and as soon as John hears the name Gruber you can just see the shock and horror in his face even though John stopped and killed Hans you can tell the Nakatomi incident was a traumatic experience for John and hearing the name of the man that almost killed him and his wife again gave him a ptsd moment! Willis's acting in this is phenomenal
Yeah!!,!😊
The acting is fine. He doesn't really do anything special, and you already knew what he would be thinking. It's the editing and music.
100%. The little stinger and flashback they show against Bruce’s face. Great scene.
"It rings a bell, yeah."
Badass.
L.A
@@Moose__-xk8zz What?
@@edmontonboy99 That thing in the building in L.A.
@@Moose__-xk8zz "Peter Krieg" was born Simon Peter Gruber. He's Hans Gruber's brother.
@@BaronOfZLand oh shit
I saw this at the theater and I'll always remember the audience's reaction to this scene .
What was the audience reaction then? Don't tease us.
@@zufgh Let's see.. I remember seeing the original _Die Hard_ in theatres in 1988. At that time, long before social media, it just went without having to be said, that Alan Rickman's performance as Hans Gruber was brilliant. Even today, he remains many people's favorite movie villain.
So, when this one came out in 1995, some 7 years later, seeing Hans Gruber was pretty much the last thing people expected to see.
As the whole movie was filled with puzzles, the revelation that they were dealing with Hans' older brother, Simon, sent a level of shockwaves, in the forms of oohs and ahs, along with some "Oh %*#@!!s" throughout the audience.
"Does the name, Gruber, mean anything to you?" That line, alone, would have been enough, but when it cut to him falling from the skyscraper, it sealed the package.
I was 15 years old at the time, and it was the first time I'd ever been a part of such a collective reaction at a movie theater.
It would also be the last time.
Right there with you. Awesome reveal on the big screen. Plus, my friend and I smuggled in a load of Twinkies even though Al was not in #3.
I like the fact that the first memory John has from Hans is his death
Certainly one of the things you’d remember
There couldn't have been many other memories of him. As far as I remember he didn't see much else besides him on the roof and talking to him before his death.
There was also that scene when Hans pretended to be a hostage and spent a few minutes with him face to face.
It s cause it was last time mcclane saw him alive
Yeah, because he has so much other memories like threatening him and that 1 minute talk they had FTF.
I miss Alan Rickman. He was one of the most under rated actors ever.
0:36 me too.
Facts one of the first cool villians
Ikr definitely why I also love Heckler&Koch too & also his swagger when he took over nakatomi
I only saw him play villains Robin Hood and Die Hard but barely recognize him in Sense and Sensibility. I kept hearing his voice and was thinking why does that voice sound so familiar, when I released it was the Sheriff of Nottingham & Hans Gruber. Alan became another of my favorite actors.
He was Snape in Harry Potter!
This is one of my favorite scenes from the movie, the set up and editing is perfect. The man in the back is subtlety situated in the background to have the viewer ask themselves "Ok, who's this guy in the back ... and why is he important?" Then the big reveal.
A Leyva
Supposedly, he was in the first Die Hard at the very end. He didn't have a major role and he didn't have lines, but he was there. At the very end, when John McClane and Holly emerged from the building, and the FBI and police went in to do their sweep and clear of any remaining terrorists, he walked past the camera wearing his dark glasses long coat and a derby hat. But that was definitely him. I guess he was some kind of government level agent (FBI, CIA, or somewhere in between) who was investigating Hans Gruber and learned of Simon off screen before "With A Vengeance" came out. That's the theory I was told.
Obviously, dude- it’s literally the acme of obvious.
@@crypastesomemore8348 Ahhh, you're a Fan of Looney Tunes too, Cool
This is the perfect example of how to take a superb movie, and make a continuation of it that captures the original vibe, and feels completely fresh.
I'm gonna say it! They don't make 'em like that anymore hehe
I saw Die Hard 3 With A Vengeance first and i just finished watching Die Hard. Suddenly all the pieces began to fall in place. Not only was Simon Han’s brother but they also have the same MO. They both went in with a set of demands and all the while they were in it for the money.
@velCROhash what in the hell did you just say 😂😭
@velCROhash yes.
@velCROhash yes Die Hard with a vengeance is also known as Die Hard 3 and Die Hard 2 had title of Die Hard 2: Die Harder
i was shocked when he said simon peter gruber was hans grubers brother
Same here
@velCROhash... what did you just try to say?
Me too.
I wasn't shocked. Simon was speaking English in a German accent so I had a hunch that he's Hans's brother
@@rayunited2010foryou yes, he is.
If you notice the first cop sat behind McClaine who says 'That thing in the building in LA', its another key moment, because he was there also as a LAPD cop! He is stood next to Dwayne Robinson and Al Powel for most of the film.
Same character or only same actor?
You could suggest that he got promoted and went with John to NY?
Different guy. Tony Peck was a friend of Mc Tiernan's. He was also in Mc Tiernan's movie The Hunt for Red October
Such a shocker when I found out about Simon Gruber. Hans Gruber's brother.
I was 15 when this movie came out. I remember thinking, "WHAT?! Hans Gruber survived?!" LOL
I know right, I was surprise as well that Hans Gruber has a brother.
I was a kid when my GrandPa took me to the cinema to watch this. When they revealed Simon was Hans brother the whole theater went "WOHHHHHH NO WAY!" like we knew shit just got real. My GrandPa said loud "You in deep sheet Bruce!" (In italian)
0:33 those strings and then the reveal “Peter Krieg was born Simon. Peter. Gruber. He’s Hans Gruber’s brother” that sends chills down my spine
Die Hard 3 is my favourite of the series and one of my favourite films of all time
This scene still gives me chills.
Hans Gruber:
JUST YOU WAIT,
MY BROTHER WILL GET REVENGE.
No .. he won't lol
@@borntogazeintonightskies why not?
@@pinoybillblaster5247 .. You serious?
This whole thing was never about revenge plus the Gruber brothers hated each other.
@@olivierbaghdadi it’s not about revenge it’s about heist.
This scene is EXTREMELY significant because leading to the release of the film, it was not revealed or spoiled why Simon was targeting John the begin with and/or that he was related to Hans Gruber from the first film. So die hard(no pun intended) fans of the franchise NEVER saw this coming and was a major jaw dropper, especially when they showed John’s LAST memory of Hans falling from the Nakatomi building
Die Hard with a Vengeance... What a title.
“That thing in LA” You know... that place where they shot that movie Die Hard”?
I actually saw this Die Hard movie first. It still is my favorite.
I still think it's the best out of all of them.
@@DavidVerbout no way, Hans Gruber was formidable villain. He equally made Die Hard a masterpiece
Me too I watched them all in the wrong order and the Hans Gruber part didn’t make any sense to me until i finally watched them in order hahahaha the first time seeing the scene I was like AH HAAAAAA
I saw Lethal Weapon 4, before the other ones. It's still my favorite.
@@CooManTunes me too.
Best flashback in history of cinema.
0:34 the look when you still fear a person who is long deceased😱.
0:36 IT CAN BE....HANS'S STILL ALIVE?
@@gainhi4288 no, Simon is Han’s older brother.
I think he thought of Hans Gruber’s zombie lol
All fun and game till the past comes back to haunt you.
Great plot twist remember seeing this for the first time being shocked.
Alan Rickman, William Sadler, Jeremy Irons and Timothy Olyphant played damn good Die Hard Villains. I don't care what anyone says.
@The governor Согласна , Рикман был первый злодеем этой саги , и для меня он лучший
I agree with that and Alan Rickman set the tone with Die Hard as Hans Gruber. I am a fan of Die Hard along with Die Hard 2 and enjoyed the 3rd more as got older. The 4th is not bad and 5th Die Hard is almost forgettable and saw it only once.
Unfortunately Rickman set an impossible standard
Don't forget Franco nero
@@Cara_de_Cavalo William Sadler was more memorable as the villain in Die Hard 2 then Franco Nero although his character Esperanza was key to the plot and why the elite commandos turned terrorists led by Sadler crash a plane to make sure demands are met.
The reaction in movie theaters must've been priceless easily my favorite die hard
Best villain reveal ever
Fun fact, the first half of the original screenplay for an action movie called Simon says ends here, after this point everything was written as a die hard movie
That because the movie Simon says was originally written for Brandon Lee after his movie the crow.
They need John McTiernan to return for one more die hard to save john mclane and the series.
Darkasknightfall he’s the only one who can get it back to its roots the best in the series is 1 and 3 and he directed them both, but I’ve hear len wiseman is directing the 6th and final one who directed the 4th one not the worst choice but the 4th one began mclanes journey to being a superhero.. john McTiernan needs to come back!
too bad he fucked up his life. hes in massive debt and court ruling said he cant make movies to pay them off.
And Arnold Schwarzenegger as a Gruber relative along with either Benedict Cumberbatch or Tom Hardy as the son of Hans Gruber.
Darkasknightfall yeah. Maybe about the son of Colonal Stewart avenging his father.
Peter Krieg was born Simon Peter Gruber. He's Hans Gruber's brother.
Yeah, that thing in L.A.
Mitchell Hodack o shit
I was shocked when I first heard him say that. But when I looked at Jeremy Irons as Simon Gruber, you can kinda see the family resemblance between him and Hans.
@@TheScribe1.0 Jeremy Irons looks nothing like Alan Rickman lol
S**T!
This was a better reveal than the Darth Vader one for me 🤣✌️
fun fact the guy who says "L.A., that thing in the building in L.A." was also in the original Die Hard.
0:37
"You really think you have a chance against us, Mister Cowboy?"
0:36 HANS GRUBER:SIMON!!......SAVE ME!!!!!!
I done seen this over 100 times and never realized John said shit when he found out who Simon was
At 1:02
I remember the theater reaction when Hans appeared. Awesome!
The music when he had the flashback was chilling
One of the best callbacks in cinema history
This scene always give me the chills
This scene is made the whole film more than watchable, which is why With a Vengeance is the best Die Hard ever.
This scene got me hyped but, the scene with Simon talking to Zeus and Simon tells Zeus why he's doing this, made me have to cheer for Simon. I love simplicity.
Wait which scene exactly do you mean?
@@val3454 the scene on the boat, where simon captured mcclane and zeus. Zeus asked simon why hes even trying so damn hsrd to toy and kill mcclane when he didnt even like his brother, and simon explained that "theres a difference between not liking your brother and not caring when someone drops im out of a window". He was basically saying "yeah my bro was an asshole, but he was still my bro, so fuck you dude"
@@thahoule7924I love the simplicity of it all.
Curously, the one with German ancestry is Bruce Willis while the Gruber brothers are British...
Simon speak with German accent though
Alan Rickman and Jeremy Irons both British while Bruce Willis had an American father but they moved to Germany as his father was in military and lived on a U.S base there. Willis and his family then moved back to United States shortly after was born but his mother was German.
What an AWESOME movie!
Loved it especially because it brought the place where I grew up to life for me again. Miss those days.
My reaction was the same as John when he said Gruber.
0:35 Me too.
Love his reaction to hearing it’s his brother 😂
Jereme Irons sounded exactly like a maniacal German speaking English.
This is probably the only time the cliché premise of a sequel where the villain is out for revenge after the hero killed the villain's relative in the first film works.
Probably because it isn't really a revenge tale after all.
"There's a difference, you know, between not *liking* one's brother - and not *caring* when some dumb Irish flatfoot drops him out of a window."
When Alan Rickman appears, the cinema audience's reaction when I went to see it was "Oh 💩"
When I saw this the first time I said out loud, “OH SHIT”
I've been into Die Hard ever since I saw this one when I was a kid.
"Does the name Gruber mean anything?"
MacClean: "Um yah, I dropped his ass out a 30 story building. Why?"
0:36 . Best bit of Die Hard 3
The mysterious fella with the shades reminds me of the CIA man in 'Apocalypse Now'.
The name Gruber mean anything to you lieutenant.
Rings a bell, yeah...
@@liamweaver2944 LA the thing building in LA
Peter Krieg was born Simon...Peter...GRUBER. he's Hans Gruber's BOTHER.
So basically, the guy at the back could’ve told McClane that Simon was Hans Gruber’s brother as soon as he got in the van.
Somehow this feels like the true diehard sequel
I watched Die Hard first then skipped straight to With a Vengeance and it really makes a perfect sequel if you don't bother watching Die Hard 2.
That would make Simon "Grabthar's Hammer", to get revenge for the death of Hans.
This makes me want to watch both IT and the first film.
They are the only 2 movies of the series that are worth to watch.
They are the only two Die Hard films that have any continuity together. All the other Die Hard films could easily have been action movies of another name.
@@malpelolivro89 Meh. I like Die Hard 2. I didn't used to, but it's grown on me over the years.
@@LordMalice6d9 Die Hard 2 also talks about the events of the first film and even the main villain Colonel Stuart brings it up about John McClane saving the Nakatomi hostages.
Why didn’t that guy in back just say that to begin with. He seating there the quit one
I wish more people my age(15) liked these movies. Die Hard is my favorite movie/franchise and when ever I talk about it know one know what it is
I know the feeling! When you like something, you want to discuss it. If you don’t have anyone to talk about it with, there’s something missing
You don't mess with the Gruber clan. Hans (never forget)
This is my favorite die hard movie
0:33 I had goosebumps the first time i saw the film.
0:35 Me too.
The best thing though - according to a study, it was found that the perfect male voice would be a combo of ALan Rickman's and Jeremy Iron's.
The coincidence that they should cast Irons to play the brother of Rickman's Hans Gruber.
Best part of the whole movie
This movie should have been the first sequel. They were so lazy in making a plot for that 2nd one.
The 2nd one is Citizen Kane compared to the 5th one.
I think it’s smart of them wait for the third movie to do this twist
Okay i gotta be honest even though I agree die hard 1 is the best die hard with a vengeance will always be my absolute favourite and it's the best for me
Probably my favorite die hard movie. No annoying characters. In die hard the deputy does my head in wish he could be removed and have more Al and mcclane.
Very surprising to know Hans had a brother
“That thing in the building in LA”? You mean the terrorist plot that almost killed your friend, John? 🤦🏼♂️🤣
Any idea what movie McClane is referring to when Jarvis brings up the Battle of the Bulge?
"Battle of the Bulge" film - 1965
Im watching die hard for Christmas rn. Hearing this while watching the movienis hilarious
This used to scare me when i was 10/11 don’t know why just something about the way this scene plays out plus hans face when he falls just used to get me
I'll probably catch a bit of flack for saying this, but is it really surprising that Peter Krieg and Hans Gruber were brothers? Yeah, it definitely wouldn't be anyone's first guess that the 2 were related, but Simon spoke with a *German* accent and was very, very pissed off at McClane. I feel like that would've narrowed it down quite a bit when thinking of suspects (Honestly, how many Germans does McClane run into on a daily basis?)
Nobody even thinks of the L.A. incident until after Gruber's name is mentioned.
Of course I know that movies do that kinda stuff to surprise the audience but I'm thinking about it from the characters' perspectives.
0:36 "Happy trails, Hans!"
At least, Simon and Hans hated each other despite being brothers plus this whole thing was never about revenge in the first place.
I think the whole plan and heist was ultimately all about money but I think there was a hint of revenge somewhat involved because Simon could have gone after any NY cop he wanted to but insisted on McClane
In this movie, Jeremy Irons plays Alan Rickman's older brother. In the reality, Jeremy Irons is two years younger than Alan Rickman.
Makes me wonder if Ricky talks about LA so quickly because he’s the same cop that stood with Al in the first movie. Or it’s just a double casting who knows.
0:55-1:02 That music is kinda creepy... given the circumstances.
Die hard 2 served its purpose cause by this point in Vengeance, the audience wasn’t focused on Hans at all so it caught the audience completely off guard.
I was sure he was gonna' say "no relation"
Wild they got the movie trailer voice guy to deliver the bombshell reveal
It should ring a bell
Ricky was in LA also but as a different character
Does anyone else remember Ricky from the first movie
The always put a mysterious person in the back with sunglasses or in the shade In movies when it comes to scenes like this lol
1:03 This guy from the 1st Die Hard?
Sam Kresil talk about oops
Sam Kresil like what Zeus said, “I don’t even know that mother fucker”
This was to remind people who the FBI meant when they asked Willis if the name Gruber meant anything to him.
It represents McClanes recollection of him.
All they had to do was ask him if he knew who Hans Gruber was lol
The one thing about this scene that stuck with me ever since is the way the NYPD and the FBI both casually refer to the events of the first movie as "that thing out in L.A."...geez ya think they would have at least named a high school out there after John McClane.
Karl's sister should be the villain in the next Die Hard movie.
As I remember it : i went into this film knowing that Simon was Hans' brother. To be honest, I thought it rather cliched then. Been a while since I've seen it in full : was a bit puzzled as to whether it was revenge or I think as Simon puts it that's not his no 1 priority but perhaps a nice 2nd. I do remember thinking the exploding boat towards the end did look shoddy ! Also : the end of Die Hard 2 reinforced all was good with McClaine and Holly....then this film tells us it's all gone to shit !
Die Hard 3 pretty much ignored Die Hard 2, which I think was a good idea; 2 was shoddy, even if them blowing up a real plane was pretty awesome.
I like to think the proper Die Hard timeline is Die Hard and Die Hard 3. Forget about 2, 4, and 5.
Does anyone know what movie McClane was referring to when that guy mentions the English-speaking German troops?
Born to gaze into night skies Battle of the Bulge
@@joewhitehead3 Thanks.
Battle of The Bulge from 1965 starring Henry Fonda and Robert Shaw
0:35 flashbacks
Who knew Hans even had a brother in the first place?
When I sean this movie on HBO I was shocked than a motherfukcer about Hans Gruber's brother on Die Hard 3 😮.
Love this movie.
Simon Peter Gruber: The first and middle names were supposed to be pronounced close to "See-mon Peyter". Right, German TH-camrs?
Hugo Berresford Not Peyter, but something like Pet-uh. Germans pronounce names ending with “er” as “uh”.
Gruber would be Gru-buh, for instance.
blueonblack83
OK. I'm sorry, and I got that. Silly me; Maybe I didn't consider American, Canadian, Irish and Scottish repliers back then! In case you're wondering, I have an R.P. accent - so thanks for the correction! Lovely!
" Yeah yeah, I saw the movie " 🎬 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
Why couldn't Hans Gruber get himself a flying broomstick??
Rudy Sijnke 💀💀💀
He didn't have his wand on him.
E-nough jokes.
So after this... Price joined the Evil corp............... cant believe its the same guy from Mr Robot