There are several options with this film. One is the widescreen unrated version, which most Die Hard fans will probably prefer. It's filled with all the edge-of-your-seat excitement that John McClane (Bruce Willis) is famous for. This man always seems to find himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. This time, after a major cyber attack on the United States, McClane is sent to pick up a known hacker (Justin Long) and bring him into FBI headquarters in D.C. It seems like a simple task, but with McClane nothing is simple. First he comes right into an attack on the boy. Someone doesn't want him alive. Then when they arrive in Washington everything hits the fan and John is once again relied on to save the world. These terrorists are set on doing major damage to the infrastructure of the country, and with the help of his hacker friend, the two must stop the plot from becoming more of a nightmare for the country. Action is rampant in this exciting film. The 2-disc version contains a "making of" feature, and a conversation with Bruce Willis who discloses he wasn't happy with the two middle Die Hard films and thought this fourth film would be a good conclusion to the franchise.

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