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“運の悪さは、遺伝する。”

20131h 38m★ 5.3アクションスリラー

あらすじ

音信不通だった息子のジャックが、ロシアで警察沙汰を起こして身柄を拘束されたことを知る。マクレーンは娘ルーシーに見送られながらロシアへと渡る。ところが、ジャックが出廷するはずだった裁判所は突如爆破され、2人は大混乱の中で再会を果たす。だが、ジャックはマクレーンを突き離してその場から車で去る。それを追う謎の武装集団。状況を理解できていなかったがマクレーンはジャックらを追跡する。壮絶なカーチェイスの末、マクレーンは武装集団の車を大破させて、ジャックと合流する。その後、ジャックが隠れ家と称する建物に到着。そこで、ジャックがCIAの人間であることを知る。安全かと思われたが、謎の武装集団に襲撃される。それを何とか退けて隠れ家から脱出する。 かくして、マクレーンはいつものように愚痴りながらも、ジャックと共に何らかの目的のために行動を開始する。

作品考察・見どころ

本作の真髄は、不死身のジョン・マクレーンが「父」としての背中を見せる血の継承にあります。これまでの孤軍奮闘とは異なり、息子ジャックとの共闘を通じて描かれる不器用な愛とマクレーン流の美学は必見。ロシアを舞台にした桁外れのスケール感は、まさに映像でしか成し得ない破壊の美学の極致です。 反発し合う親子が窮地で言葉を超えて通じ合う、エモーショナルな熱量も大きな魅力。ジェイ・コートニーの躍動感とブルース・ウィリスの老練な魅力が火花を散らす様は圧巻です。本能を揺さぶる圧倒的なアクションの連続に、あなたはアドレナリンが逆流するような興奮を覚えるはずです。

興行成績

製作費: $92,000,000 (138億円)

興行収入: $304,654,182 (457億円)

推定収支: $212,654,182 (319億円)

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ブルース・ウィリス
ブルース・ウィリス
John McClane
ジェイ・コートニー
ジェイ・コートニー
Jack McClane
Sebastian Koch
Sebastian Koch
Yuri Komarov
Юлия Снигирь
Юлия Снигирь
Irina Komarov
Radivoje Bukvić
Radivoje Bukvić
Alik
Cole Hauser
Cole Hauser
Mike Collins
Сергей Колесников
Сергей Колесников
Viktor Chagarin
アマウリー・ノラスコ
アマウリー・ノラスコ
Murphy
メアリー・エリザベス・ウィンステッド
メアリー・エリザベス・ウィンステッド
Lucy McClane
Roman Luknár
Roman Luknár
Anton

スタッフ・制作会社

監督: John Moore

脚本: Skip Woods / Roderick Thorp

音楽: Marco Beltrami

制作: Alex Young / Wyck Godfrey

撮影監督: ジョナサン・セラ

制作会社: Mid Atlantic Films / Ingenious Media / Dune Entertainment / Big Screen Productions / Temple Hill Entertainment / TSG Entertainment / Giant Pictures / Origo Film Group / 20th Century Fox

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Per Gunnar Jonsson
Per Gunnar Jonsson
★ 4

My god what a disappointment! The original movie had a script worth watching and some good action and special effects. This one, well this was a typical Hollywood script written by someone who either was incredibly stupid or just too arrogant to care. It is a script that I would expect from a SyFy channel production. There was absolutely nothing that made sense in this script. The actual plot about Chernobyl that was ludicrous to say the least. I’m sure the special effects guys had a great day doing the car chase at the beginning but it was just exaggerated and silly to watch. Obviously there are no cops or anything in Moscow since they could drive around smashing cars forever without anyone seeming to care. They walk into Chernobyl and sprays some magic fluid onto the highly radioactive place and voilà, the radioactivity is gone and they can take off their protective suits. What a load of bull! They steal a car and drive to Chernobyl (which is around 1000 kilometres away and the roads in Russia are NOT western highway standard) and they still manage to get there in time to catch the bad guys who are in choppers. Not to mention the fact that they actually get near the place without being stopped. I can go on with this but it is only more and more depressing. Oh, my favourite (sarcasm), Switzerland have obviously invaded France since Grenoble is now in Switzerland. Funny that I, who lives a couple of hours drive from Grenoble, have not heard about this. That is just so typical dumbass American script writer who have never set foot outside of Hollywood. Maybe it was supposed to be funny but I honestly do not think so and in any case, it was not funny. The only reason this movie gets a 4 out of 10 star rating is because the special effects are indeed impressive if you can push yourself to look past the ludicrousness of them and it is Bruce Willis after all. It is a shame that they obviously handed the franchise over to some idiot(s) that obviously where utterly incompetent at what they were doing.

Wuchak
Wuchak
★ 7

Big, dumb, fun action flick in Russia dies hard to entertain RELEASED IN 2013 and directed by John Moore, "A Good Day to Die Hard" is the Third of (currently) five installments in the Die Hard series. In this one John McClane (Bruce Willis) travels to Moscow to aid his unruly son, Jack (Jai Courtney), only to discover that Jack is an undercover agent. Father & son team-up to stop a nuclear weapons heist. Sebastian Koch is on hand as a focal point in the heist. The Die Hard flicks fill the bill if you're in the mood for big, dumb, fun action thrills. Don't get me wrong because a lot of work goes into making these kinds of films and it takes talent & genius to pull them off. I mean "dumb" in the sense that the focus is on unbelievable action rather than deeper themes beyond "genuinely good people may be flawed and somewhat profane, but they're courageous and never give up in the face of evil." Thankfully, this installment throws in some entertaining father/son character development in between the wild action sequences. McClane’s daughter also appears for good measure (Mary Elizabeth Winstead). The story isn't quite as engaging as "Live Free or Die Hard" (2007), but it was good enough and the action scenes are out of this world, including a long vehicle chase in Moscow in the opening act. Director Moore ups the ante with quick-editing for this one. Some parts are eye-rolling absurd, but everything's done with a quasi-realistic tone, which sorta helps the viewer go along with the ridiculousness rather than tune out. The Die Hard flicks are the natural progeny of over-the-top films like 1977's "The Gauntlet" where the action scenes are so overdone they're cartoony, but entertaining. There's a thin line that filmmakers must tread with these kinds of blockbusters because they can easily fall into overKILL, like 2001's "The Mummy Returns." Thankfully, "A Good Day to Die Hard" pretty much evades that ditch by giving us entertaining protagonists & antagonists, amusing one-liners, worthy bits of character development and a compelling comic booky story. Speaking of the story, one of the highlights is the infamous Russian location of the final act. Another highlight is hottie raven-haired Yuliya Snigir. THE MOVIE RUNS 1 hour, 38 minutes and was shot in Budapest, Hungary, with the Chernobyl scenes done at Old Soviet Air Force Base, Kiskunlacháza, Hungary, along with establishing shots of Moscow. WRITERS: Skip Woods. GRADE: B/B- (6.5/10)

RalphRahal
RalphRahal
★ 4

A Good Day to Die Hard (2013) is the weakest entry in the series, losing everything that made Die Hard great in the first place. The plot is thin, the script feels hollow, and the father-son dynamic that should have added some depth comes off as forced. The action is big, but without a strong story or real stakes, it all feels empty. Bruce Willis looks like he is just going through the motions, and the villains are completely forgettable. Instead of feeling like a Die Hard movie, it plays out like a generic action flick that just happens to have John McClane in it. The directing is a mess, with an overuse of shaky cam and quick cuts that make the action frustrating to watch rather than exciting. The cinematography lacks the creativity and tension of previous films, making everything feel flat despite the high production value. The score does its job, but it does not leave an impact, much like the rest of the movie. It is all explosions and gunfire with no heart, making this a disappointing and unnecessary sequel. If there was ever a sign that the franchise should have stopped earlier, this was it.

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