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I kinda like where Live Free or Die Hard went. No it wasn't exactly Die Hard but it was an interesting movie, and in my opinion one of the best Die Hard movies. I know the core fans will disagree, but I enjoyed it.
Going back to the old forumlas isn't bad, but you have to do something to keep the franchise alive.
I think Live Free or Die Hard was a great addition to the franchise. I think it was totally a Die Hard movie and fit with the others in the series. It was exciting and modern, but didn't lose that old school action feel to it. And at this point going bigger and more than just a cop is the only way to move the series forward. After all he's been through and with the current times, McClane can't simply fight small-time terrorists. He's got to go bigger.
I am actually looking forward to where they would go next, but this time I hope they cut out the 'old' jokes. Willis has aged well and can still do a lot of good action scenes that are believable, so the Old Man jokes didn't seem to work for me.