Live Free or Die Hard (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Fox has now provided us with a first look at artwork for the 2-disc unrated edition
Title: Live Free or Die Hard (IMDb)
Starring: Bruce Willis
Released: 20th November 2007
SRP: $34.98 (2-Disc SE)
Further Details:
Fox Home Entertainment has officially announced Live Free or Die Hard which stars Bruce Willis and Justin Long. The film will be available in three DVD configurations – a single-disc full screen rated version ($29.98), a single-disc widescreen unrated edition ($29.98), and a unrated two-disc edition ($34.98). Each will carry English Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 Surround tracks. The single-disc editions will each include a commentary by Bruce Willis, Director Len Wiseman and Editor Nicolas De Toth, a “Die Hard” by Guyz Nite music video, and a behind-the-scenes with Guyz Nite featurette. The two-disc special edition will include all that, along with a ten-part Analog Hero in a Digital World: Making of Live Free or Die Hard documentary (“Prelude”, “Attack of the Franchise”, “Casting and Characters”, “Texture and Tone”, “Unimaginable Feats”, “The Cutting Room”, “Eye Candy”, “The World of D.I.”, “Sound and Fury”, and “Symphonic Boom”), a Yippee-Ki-Yay Mother F*****! one-on-one conversation with Bruce Willis & Kevin Smith (23 minutes), and the trailer. We've attached our first look at the official package artwork below.
A Blu-ray release of the film will also be available from the 20th. This one will only include the PG-13 rated theatrical version of the film, along with all of the above standard definition special features plus D-Box motion sensor capabilities, several high-definition trailers and the exclusive high definition BD-Java multi-level strategy game “Black Hat Intercept!”. Retail will be $39.98. Lastly, the 20th will also see the debut of the Die Hard Trilogy which comes locked and loaded with numerous bonus features including deleted scenes, featurettes, actor and director commentaries, visual effect breakdowns, alternate endings, side-by-side comparisons and much more. We'll bring you the artwork for this one shortly.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Bruce Willis
Released: 20th November 2007
SRP: $34.98 (2-Disc SE)
Further Details:
Fox Home Entertainment has officially announced Live Free or Die Hard which stars Bruce Willis and Justin Long. The film will be available in three DVD configurations – a single-disc full screen rated version ($29.98), a single-disc widescreen unrated edition ($29.98), and a unrated two-disc edition ($34.98). Each will carry English Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 Surround tracks. The single-disc editions will each include a commentary by Bruce Willis, Director Len Wiseman and Editor Nicolas De Toth, a “Die Hard” by Guyz Nite music video, and a behind-the-scenes with Guyz Nite featurette. The two-disc special edition will include all that, along with a ten-part Analog Hero in a Digital World: Making of Live Free or Die Hard documentary (“Prelude”, “Attack of the Franchise”, “Casting and Characters”, “Texture and Tone”, “Unimaginable Feats”, “The Cutting Room”, “Eye Candy”, “The World of D.I.”, “Sound and Fury”, and “Symphonic Boom”), a Yippee-Ki-Yay Mother F*****! one-on-one conversation with Bruce Willis & Kevin Smith (23 minutes), and the trailer. We've attached our first look at the official package artwork below.
A Blu-ray release of the film will also be available from the 20th. This one will only include the PG-13 rated theatrical version of the film, along with all of the above standard definition special features plus D-Box motion sensor capabilities, several high-definition trailers and the exclusive high definition BD-Java multi-level strategy game “Black Hat Intercept!”. Retail will be $39.98. Lastly, the 20th will also see the debut of the Die Hard Trilogy which comes locked and loaded with numerous bonus features including deleted scenes, featurettes, actor and director commentaries, visual effect breakdowns, alternate endings, side-by-side comparisons and much more. We'll bring you the artwork for this one shortly.
News by Tom Woodward
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I actually liked this one. I'll pick up the unrated cut.
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Didn't see any of the Die Hard movies, and I wanted to see this one. Will give that one a rent.
What no 2 disc?
MiseryMatt wrote: I actually liked this one. I'll pick up the unrated cut.
As the press release states, there is no unrated version available... yet.
As the press release states, there is no unrated version available... yet.
I've actually just amended that because of a graphic on the Fox Home website!
Somehow this movie was incredibly entertaining. It's possibly the zany duel between a semi and a jet that gets me going, or perhaps the car versus helicopter showdown. Over the top and loving it!
I was so skeptical when I first heard they were making a Die Hard 4. The first is supreme, and this one comes damn close.
I never had a more exciting time at the theater. Way better than the second, slightly better than the third, and almost as good, if not on par with the first.
Definitely sold here. And after seeing Timothy Olyphant in this, I really can't wait for Hitman.
Pixarfan517 wrote: Didn't see any of the Die Hard movies, and I wanted to see this one. Will give that one a rent.
You owe it to yourself to at least check out the first. The second is almost a re-hash of that one with a different setting. If you like them both, check out the third, and then see this. It's a great series.
I never had a more exciting time at the theater. Way better than the second, slightly better than the third, and almost as good, if not on par with the first.
Definitely sold here. And after seeing Timothy Olyphant in this, I really can't wait for Hitman.
Pixarfan517 wrote: Didn't see any of the Die Hard movies, and I wanted to see this one. Will give that one a rent.
You owe it to yourself to at least check out the first. The second is almost a re-hash of that one with a different setting. If you like them both, check out the third, and then see this. It's a great series.
Yes!!! this movie was awesome!
Action packed fun! Gonna pick this up as soon as it comes out.
Action packed fun! Gonna pick this up as soon as it comes out.
Pixarfan517 wrote: Didn't see any of the Die Hard movies, and I wanted to see this one. Will give that one a rent.
U GOTA BE KIDING ME (sorry for the caps)
U GOTA BE KIDING ME (sorry for the caps)
I liked this as much as the first one; it was awesome. Hopefully the Unrated cut adds some of the swearing back in, and doesn't cut the "Yippee ki-yay" line with a gunshot like in the theatrical release. Even if not, I'm still picking this up.
I hope the "and more" includes the Kevin Smith & Bruce Willis chat on Live Free or Die Hard,as I also hope there will be a special Kevin Smith Commentary on LFODH.
That DVD stinks of a non-American 2 disc release, commentaries and a bit more please. This is Fox too who like to pull that one.
Europe will get a 2 Disc SE for sure.
As for the film it was good but the first film is the only great one, part 2 is decent too. Part 3 was pretty boring and Part 4 enjoyable but really stupid.
p.s - The American title for DH4 is so stupid. Thankfully it wasn't used elsewhere.
Europe will get a 2 Disc SE for sure.
As for the film it was good but the first film is the only great one, part 2 is decent too. Part 3 was pretty boring and Part 4 enjoyable but really stupid.
p.s - The American title for DH4 is so stupid. Thankfully it wasn't used elsewhere.
Terrible film...neutered the character of McClane and had some of the most ridiculous and absurd action scenes I have ever seen.
Watchable I guess but easily the worst in the Die Hard series.
ummm... why make a trilogy collection when there's now 4 movies? talk about retarded marketing..lol
WOW! I got my wish! Blu Ray Release, when they were releasing these on just DVD's (AGAIN) I said I hoped these come out on Blu Ray. Fox was listening, finally wow DIE HARD HIGH DEF ROCKS!!
Dunny wrote: Watchable I guess but easily the worst in the Die Hard series.
I agree with this whole heartedly.
Its not Die Hard without some gun fights, it was a computer hacker movie, and the bad guy was the worst of the series. But, the plane versus the semi-truck scene was AWESOME!
I agree with this whole heartedly.
Its not Die Hard without some gun fights, it was a computer hacker movie, and the bad guy was the worst of the series. But, the plane versus the semi-truck scene was AWESOME!
I'm gonna wait it out for the unrated version.
Cool stuff. The whole DH series on blu-ray will set a very high standard on Fox.
I liked this movie but I won't buy the dvd. Because I'm 100 % sure that in 2008, Fox will release all the four Die Hard movie with a bonus disc each. An huge tetralogy containing 8 discs. So people, don't buy this on November 20. Just be a little patient and buy the 8 disc boxset. Knowing Fox's strategy, you know that it is coming in 2008.
I enjoyed it more than the other sequels.Yippee Yay Ki Yay Mothertrucker
Outside of the Bourne Ultimatum, this was easily the best sequel of the summer. Everything in the film worked. From the action to the humor. My only real complaint, was that Cyril Raffaelli should've had more screen time.
Anybody notice the UNRATED banner on the cover art above for DIE HARD 4?
I loved this movie! It was nonstop action and entertainment from start to finish. But that artwork is terrible, however, I'm sure it isn't final.
Ugh, single disc? Goddamn, I smell a double dip.
for those of us who bought the trilogy box from a few years ago, i cant see any future collection giving more to the first three movies as far as extras go.....that "five star" collection was pretty damn packed. let's hope when the inevitable 4 movie super duper collection comes, they'll port over all those extras for those who never bought it originally.
I think the original DVD artwork for Die Hard 1,2,3 on the original DVD's would blend in better with the Blu-Ray Disc artwork for Live Free Or Die Hard. I believe this means new video transfers are on the way for Standard Defintion of the first 3 films.
Matt Clipp wrote: I loved this movie! It was nonstop action and entertainment from start to finish. But that artwork is terrible, however, I'm sure it isn't final.
I hope they use the original DVD artwork for all 3 Blu-Ray films. Leave that eye candy artwork on the DVD's. The original DVD's had very nice covers.
Michael Friedrichsen wrote: What no 2 disc?
I would bet a new boxset for DVD with new improved video is on the way!
Matt Clipp wrote: I loved this movie! It was nonstop action and entertainment from start to finish. But that artwork is terrible, however, I'm sure it isn't final.
I hope they use the original DVD artwork for all 3 Blu-Ray films. Leave that eye candy artwork on the DVD's. The original DVD's had very nice covers.
Michael Friedrichsen wrote: What no 2 disc?
I would bet a new boxset for DVD with new improved video is on the way!
Next year all the movies will be in yet another box set. For that, I shall wait. Plus, I want the R rated version where he completes Yippe Kay A Motherfuc*er.
Question...on the recent re-release of the Trilogy, are they new transfers, or just re-issues of the Ultimate Collection transfers?
I hope an 8 disc Collection Set is release very soon.
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