10 out of 10. EVERY movie should be as wonderful as the DIE HARD movies!!! I saw the first Die Hard in '88 three times in the same weekend as a junior in high school, Die Hard 2 in 1990 while at home from college, Die Hard 3 on my honeymoon, and now Die Hard 4 when I have a family of my own--I LOVE THEM ALL! There's nothing like the Die Hard movies--no matter who the director is, they always make me go crazy with excitement (the bad guys are always super-bad and John McCLane ALWAYS comes to the rescue . . . ALWAYS, man)and Bruce Willis makes me laugh and smile all the time in every DIE HARD! The bad guy in this one is a mean-spirited Pat Boone doppleganger and as all the bad guys in every DIE HARD he's very charismatic. Bruce Willis drives away from missiles from a jet fighter, flies a helicopter, and many other things with some far out computer dude and his bud The Warlock who looks like Wolfman Jack . . . and John McClain's daughter is kidnapped and such . . . see the movie!!!! I hope FOX uses Rodrick Thorpe's novel The Detective as source material for DIE HARD 5 . . . without the late Rodrick Thorpe there never would have been John McClane. For some more DIE HARD action read NOTHING LASTS FOREVER, 58 MINUTES, and THE DETECTIVE. An R-rated version needs to be released shortly in select theaters and on DVD. The PG-13 cuts make it seem slightly edited for TV.