For the first time, I disliked my favorite Die Hard-how to live more and more arrogant?

When I first came into contact with Die Hard, the in-depth characterization of the penetrating civilian hero and the intense and dynamic plot advancement, as well as the detailed depiction of the faces of various characters with characters, and the ingenious and meticulous setting of the characters’ identities, people couldn’t help but experience it. The environment, being restrained by it, and the emotional fusion. The second part is relatively dull, and the third part is directed by the director of the first part, John McDinan. Both the plot and the vision are based on the first part. , thrilling. The sense of realism in the perilous situation is penetrating.
Unfortunately, there were only three parts. After repeated observation, I was disappointed and stopped abruptly before chewing on the greater sweetness. Fortunately, after N years, someone remembered the classic and proposed the continuation of the fourth classic. . . Anticipation becomes real and romance becomes lovely. . . But - a lot of times it's just because things suddenly have a but, which makes things less cute and less real.
The old cloth in the fourth film is obviously the age of a hero, and his son has a beard, but he can't be brighter than the first three, just like Superman Feitian is a piece of cake, facing terrorists. It doesn't matter if you think that your victory is easy to come by. . . At this point, it is unclear whether it is Lao Bu's acting skills that have regressed, or whether the director's design is mentally retarded. . . But in the play, Lao Bu kept repeating "If someone is willing to be a hero, I am willing to give this position to him", but it is obvious that Lao Bu's acting skills have indeed declined, and the director's IQ has indeed been shaken. . . A new super detective who is more alive and more powerful, and who is more superhuman with age is born. . .
It's comical that Rambo, the mighty Rambo in the trilogy, turned out to be the civilian hero of Detective McLean's youth in the fourth installment. . .
Ugh. . . Today's young people like to watch movies with visual impact. For example, people in the past liked women to be reserved, virtuous, capable, housekeeping and friendly to live a life, but today's people like to split their clothes and play POSE passionately. . . It seems that the director's daughter-in-law must be lively enough. . .
I miss the director of the first and third part. . .

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