Live Free or Die Hard / Blu-ray
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In the past few years, the aging John McClane (Bruce Willis) has spent his time in and out of Alcoholics Anonymous and has managed to get divorced from his wife. He is no longer employed by the police department, but has found a position with Homeland Security chasing dangerous computer hackers.
On his way to turn a young hacker named Matt Foster (Justin Long) into custody, he experiences a modern version of a terrorist attack first hand when he gets stuck in traffic. A group of hackers have struck at the vulnerable United States computer infrastructure and are systematically shutting it down, beginning with the traffic light system. As they move on to crash banking networks and the stock market, the indexes plummet and America’s economy becomes crippled.
As usual, McClane gets caught up in the middle of the excitement. It turns out that the recently captured Matt seems bright enough to understand exactly what the terrorists are doing and what steps they are taking to achieve their mission. The sophisticated criminals have a nearly foolproof plan to bring the country to a halt, but they didn’t count on an old - school cop and his computer geek buddy to figure things out.
Soon, the crime - fighting duo of McClane and Foster are pulling out all the stops and matching wits with the terrorists, hoping to figure out the motives behind their actions and to stop them before the entire nation collapses to its knees on the anniversary day of its independence.
Features:
Director and actor audio commentaries
Documentary
Music video: "Die Hard" by Guyz Nite
Exclusive Content:
Interactive Game: "Black Hat Intercept!"
More Information
Here are some more details about this product:
| UPC | 024543476368 |
|---|---|
| Studio | 20th Century Fox |
| Directed By | Len Wiseman |
| Starring | Timothy Olyphant / Cliff Curtis / Maggie Q |
| Genres | Action/Adventure |
| Region Code | A Region Locked |
| Number of Discs | 1 |
| Running Time | 129 Minutes |
| Aspect Ratio | 2.40:1 |
| Rating | PG-13 |
| Theatrical Release | 2007 |
| Release Date | Tuesday, 20th November, 2007 |
