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Die Hard 4...

Posted by mkuller on February 19, 2013 at 13:11:03:
...grits must be slacking since this came out on Valentine's Day.

My wife and I got to the multiplex early on Saturday night to see Side Effects so we snuck in to see a little of this one.

We watched a car chase through (Moscow?) a Russian city where a van is chasing a huge military vehicle which is chasing another van across the city over freeway on-ramps and overpasses.

The large military vehicles just smashes through intersections and down narrow streets sending cars flying in every direction.

The chase goes on for what seemed like 15 minutes.

Afterward I told my wife I thought about 100 cars must have been destroyed in that scene.

Then a couple of hours later I read they actually destroyed 132 cars at a cost of $11 million for the scene.

From the little else I saw, the movie seemed to be missing a plot and just be a series of car crashes and shoot outs with machine guns.

Grits would like it.