heres 2 trailers. havent watched em yet so Ill watch em with you. 

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1502712?ref_=hm_hp_i_2

 

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0369610?ref_=hm_hp_i_1

 

F4 traIler: 

 

Jurrasic World trailer: 

1 hour ago, Logan007 said:

I liked 1-3.  4 was meh and 5 was absolute crap.

I've made my comments on 4 clear. 5 was not as bad as I heard it was. Sadly they went with that blue filter look for the movie. Could have set up Jai as the new Die Hard. I'm still waiting for Die Hard on a boat - that could be awesome.

1 minute ago, FrostyWinnipeg said:

I've made my comments on 4 clear. 5 was not as bad as I heard it was. Sadly they went with that blue filter look for the movie. Could have set up Jai as the new Die Hard. I'm still waiting for Die Hard on a boat - that could be awesome.

i think it was called under seige

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Taynted_Fayth

Just now, Taynted_Fayth said:

i think it was called under seige

Yeah but im thinking more like fixing up what Speed 2 could have been.

If they had just kept the Die Hard formula it would have worked.  Even the idea that its ridiculous for the same thing to happen to the same guy 3 or 4 or 5 times, thats the hook!  And keep John as just a regular good cop, not a friggen action star.  The one great thing about casting Bruce Willis was that he was known for his comedy roles (Moonlighting).  And people were angry, thinking it was a joke.  He helped usher in the new era of action starts that were sensitive and "average" as opposed to muscleheads.

Whomever they cast as young John, they should look to people with strong comedic timing, not an action star.

Seems like they went every route with willis' character, 1 & 2 was with his wife(ex), 3 was paired up with a joe nobody (jackson) 4 was with his daughter and partnered up with justin long,  then 5 was with his son.  unless his parents are to be slated for a prequel, seems his introduction in the first die hard was he was just an average NYC cop, not a warrior against terrorists

http://www.polygon.com/2016/1/21/10805758/heres-how-bruce-willis-will-appear-in-die-hard-year-one

Im not sure who I'd cast as a young McClane, Willis himself was 33 in Die Hard (1988) but the character might be older and i cant really think of anyone in their 30s fitting that bill

 

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is 34 

  

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Taynted_Fayth

LOL wait they did that movie looper together playing the same guy

 

maybe this guy, ben lil bro casey

 

 

 

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Taynted_Fayth

The new Die hard is supposed to be ten years before the first film.  So look at someone early 20's

in that case I like Evan Peters from American Horror Story, hes a good actor

 

 

just pleeeeease please dont be shia labeouf

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Taynted_Fayth

I'd cast someone more known for comedy and try to recapture what made Bruce Willis so awesome in the first place.

that's a tough stipulation to cast, most young people are pretty cut and dry one style or another, its usually later in their careers onces the've been established they try 180's on their roles.  couple of the few that are a little of both action humor are a little too old already, like Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pine, tom Hardy

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Taynted_Fayth

Zac Efron wouldnt be bad if he wasnt so darn handsome.  Too handsome for this role. 

I watched Escobar: Paradise Lost yesterday, the older brother from the Space Jumanji, Zathura, might have been in a Hunger Games too, but he was the main character in Escobar, he wasnt bad in that movie 

 

 

Josh Hutcherson, hes 23

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Taynted_Fayth

Seth Rogan should play John McClane!

16 minutes ago, Brandon said:

Seth Rogan should play John McClane!

Go to hell Brandon...go...to...hell....

Yippie Ki huh huh huhhh

2 hours ago, Taynted_Fayth said:

I watched Escobar: Paradise Lost yesterday, the older brother from the Space Jumanji, Zathura, might have been in a Hunger Games too, but he was the main character in Escobar, he wasnt bad in that movie 

 

 

Josh Hutcherson, hes 23

He's also 5'nothing.

lol might be but camera angles did wonders for stallone

 

this is the Escobar trailer, even tho the movie came out in 2014,  with some camera love i think he could play the part of a young McClane as a young cop

 

 

10 years of NYC crime made him into the older shoe leather mcclane lol

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Taynted_Fayth

If there's one thing Stallone's "Expendables" tried to tell us, is that there's too many p*ssies trying to be action heroes (Hutcherson...Ephron...seriously??) these days. Back in the day, it was legit tough guys like Stallone, Willis, Arnold and others. You wanna do a prequel for DH, fine....but make it a tough guy....make it a man.

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by Noeller

4 minutes ago, Noeller said:

If there's one thing Stallone's "Expendables" tried to tell us, is that there's too many ******* trying to be action heroes (Hutcherson...Ephron...seriously??) these days. Back in the day, it was legit tough guys like Stallone, Willis, Arnold and others. You wanna do a prequel for DH, fine....but make it a tough guy....make it a man.

I dont disagree but you aint gonna find too many ppl that could probably fit the bill and be believable to Bruce Willis (who will be in the movie too) maybe Ryan Reynolds back when he did Van Wilder?

Here's a pic of young Bruce. If Die Hard 6 is him at this age then who should play him?

Efron?

Edited January 21, 201610 yr by FrostyWinnipeg

LOL! look at that hair! reminds me of when I cut a chuck of my hair in the front in elementary school trying to pull off the "Edward Furlong as John Connor" look

5 hours ago, Noeller said:

If there's one thing Stallone's "Expendables" tried to tell us, is that there's too many p*ssies trying to be action heroes (Hutcherson...Ephron...seriously??) these days. Back in the day, it was legit tough guys like Stallone, Willis, Arnold and others. You wanna do a prequel for DH, fine....but make it a tough guy....make it a man.

You mean like the TV actor lead in a comedy drama like bruce Willis was in the 80's? Yup. Big action star. That's the gist of our discussion that they should not be casting an action star and trying to capture what made die hard cool and bruce Willis and "new" kind of so called action star 

7 hours ago, Noeller said:

If there's one thing Stallone's "Expendables" tried to tell us, is that there's too many p*ssies trying to be action heroes (Hutcherson...Ephron...seriously??) these days. Back in the day, it was legit tough guys like Stallone, Willis, Arnold and others. You wanna do a prequel for DH, fine....but make it a tough guy....make it a man.

Lol you put Bruce Willis among those other guys?  Come on now!  

If you want to give examples at least use guys like Dolph Lundgren,  Jean Claude Van Damme and the all mighty pre-hippo Steven Seagal....