From Alan Rickman's skyscraper plunge in ‘Die Hard’ to the elevator surprise in ‘The Departed’, these are the saddest, most ...

“Die Hard” is an iconic action film. A lot of that comes from, well, the great action scenes. However, the 1988 Christmas classic is also beloved because it is filled with memorable quotes.

New Die Hard movie wrecked 132 cars in $11 million chase scene [w/video] It would seem the act of dying hard brings with it lots of wanton destruction of the four-wheeled kind.

In the same EW interview, Willis mentions that the Nakatomi roof stunt was the first scene he shot on the first night of production for Die Hard.

This scene depicts an arguably more important event in the context of the holiday than any part of “Die Hard.” So why do people not argue that “Spider-Man” is a Thanksgiving movie every year?

For Bruce Willis, filming Die Hard's most explosive scene was just as dangerous as it looks.