Last night we went to see the latest Die Hard offering. In parts it was somewhat reminiscent of Skyfall (indeed, there's even a James Bond reference thrown in for good measure) - plenty of car-trashing and yet another mil-spec chopper totalled in the final scenes - but it's still a fairly good movie in its own right with plenty of improbable action and a dubious storyline. In fact, it's just what we've come to expect of late from the DH franchise.
That said, there was something odd about the choice of end-credit music. "Doom and Gloom" by The Stones didn't really cut it, it seemed strangely out of place, tacked on as nothing more than a gratuitous extra.
IMO, it really needed this:
Let it Snow (Vaughn Monroe)
p.s. We saw the trailer for Into Darkness, it looks like it'll be a brilliant "sprequel".
THE SMALL(ish) PRINT... (updated 23/07/2016)
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