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Glued to the hands of Deputy Chief Robinson, until the FBI agents (who may qualify for Too Dumb to Live) take it away from him. By the end of the movie, Robinson is still an ungrateful and impertinent Da Chief. Given that, by the second movie, John ends up working for the LAPD, it looks like he was ultimately forgiven in the end. When armed terrorists crash the Nakatomi company Christmas party they interrupt a couple having sex in one of the offices and drag them out with the woman (Cheryl Baker) screaming and topless. Professional Maiden Name: Variation. At the beginning of the movie John McClane and his wife Holly are separated, she is living and working in Los Angeles under her maiden name Gennaro. At the movie's end they reconcile, she reverts to using his surname, and he moves to L.A. to be with her.

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I’d Give Up Shopping but I Have This Bag Now Soooooo/ Funny Sayings Bag/ Non Woven Tote Bag/ Gift Bags Bottomless Magazines: While other terrorists are occasionally seen reloading, Karl is never seen carrying any spare magazines or reloading his Steyr AUG, yet in multiple scenes is shown firing the gun for extended periods of time (most obviously during the firefight in the computer room alongside Hans).One Bullet Left: John has two bullets left, and exactly two bad guys left to kill. Played with, in that McClane doesn't kill Hans Gruber with either of them: Gruber dies when he falls off the Nakatomi Building. When Sgt. Powell is about to drive away and write John's distress signal off as a false alarm, John drops one of the dead terrorists' bodies onto his hood to convince him that this is the real deal. A live terrorist shooting at the car as a result seals the deal.

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Mooks: Surprisingly averted. Anybody who gets killed in the film is either given a personality or is, at least, shown to be quite good with a pistol/rifle. John is hit in the shoulder by a bullet toward the end, but he takes hardly any notice. From the looks of the wound, it seems the bullet just grazed him (he's also amped on adrenaline at the time: somewhat later, it's obviously causing more discomfort). Shirtless Scene: A nasty version occurs when McClane loses his undershirt because he uses it to bandage his lacerated feet after running over broken glass. FBI Special Agent Johnson: Figure we take out the terrorists. Lose 20, 25 percent of the hostages, tops. Faking the Dead: Hans ultimately plan surrounded this and blowing out the roof with all the hostages. With all the chaos, damage, and bodies to shift through, nobody will believe they actually got away.Distant Reaction Shot: When Hans detonates the roof of the Nakatomi and John just barely manages to save himself by jumping off it via a fire hose he uses as a makeshift rope. One of the camera cuts shows the building from several miles away and the very visible explosion coming from it. Contempt Crossfire: Both Sgt. Powell and Deputy Commissioner Robinson have had tensions all evening due to their differing views on McClane and how to handle the situation, but they're united in their concern for the hostages once the FBI show up. Cop Killer: The terrorists slaughter the SWAT team sent to storm the building and later kill the FBI agents on a helicopter after trying to blow the roof up with all the hostages on it. McClane is distracted by other matters during the second, but he takes the first one hard.