Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Let's Play Simon Says!
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- John McClane is back! The Mrs finally watches a Die Hard Sequel she's never seen for Sequel September! Here's her reaction to her first time watching Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995).
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So, did you guys figure out the riddles eventually? If not......
The Elephant one is a dad joke, they are ready to travel because they always have their trunks ready.
As for the water, Fill the 5 gallon jug, fill the 3 gallon out of the 5 gallon jug leaving 2 in the 5. Now empty the 3 gallon and transfer the 2 gallons in there. Fill the 5 gallon jug and use it to top up the 3 gallon jug which had 2 gallons in it already, leaving 4 in the 5 gallon jug.
or fill the 3 gallon, pour it into the 5. fill it again and pour it into the 5 leaving 1 in there. pour out the 5 then put the 1 gallon in the 5. then fill the 3 and put it into the 5 for a total of 4.
Honestly the jug one confused me. Hate math
Cool I didn’t d another way leaving 1 gallon then putting in 3 more.
@@markmac2206 I feel like they reused this puzzle in Resident Evil 2 Remake in the science lab.
I’ve waited years for someone to explain the water jug thing. You’re a hero.
An elephant does have 4 legs but it also has a trunk, hence why it's always ready to travel.
The riddle doesn’t work without the trunk part. I wonder if it was a movie mistake or if it was on purpose (by the villains) to do that.
@@baronvg The 'trunk part' needs to be ambiguous. If it was 'What has four legs, a trunk and is always ready to travel?' it would simply be a question, not a riddle
@@baronvg the trunk part is the answer , so it wouldn't be in the riddle.
@@dsoul5523 yeah, upon further thought, I realized that the mentioning the trunk makes it obvious lol I was gonna delete my original comment but people already replied! Lmao 😂
@@baronvg I think the writers thought everyone would get it once it was revealed that “elephant” was the answer (It is nice when writers don’t write only for the lowest common denominator)
When she said "He's probably Hans Gruber's brother." I know EXACTLY what went through his head. This is also my favorite Die Hard movie.
FUN FACT: The guy who played detective Ricky that got killed for his badge was also in the first Die Hard as the uniform officer next to Al most of the time and treats Al's head wound.
@Returning Shadow. Oh my God, you're right. In all of the many, many times I've seen both of these classics, I never put that together!
He's also the "send in the car, send in the car!" guy
Fill 5 Gal jug. Then empty into 3 gal jug which leaves 2gal in 5 gallon jug. Empty 3 gallon jug. Then pour 2 gallon into 3 gallon jug. Refill 5 gallon jug and pour into 3 gallon jug which now has 2 gallons, leaving 4 gallons in 5 gal jug.
There are a couple other ways to solve it as well!
Or fill 3 gallon, dump it into 5 gallon. Fill 3 gallon again and fill up the rest of the 5 gallon (it can only take 2 of the 3 gallons), leaving 1 gallon in the 3 gallon. Dump out the 5 gallon, and empty the 1 gallon into it. Then fill up the 3 gallon again and dump it into the 5 gallon, making it have 4 gallons in it.
Elephant has a trunk. A trunk also means the container used pack your things to travel.
1. fill the 5g then pour it into the 3g. You now have 2g left in the 5g container.
2. Empty 3g container then pour the 2g into it from the 5g container.
3. Now refill the 5g container and pour as much water form it into the 3g container (which has 2g in it or only 1g available) That will leave you with 4g in the 5g container.
or you could fill the 3 gallon container and empty into the 5 gallon. fill the 3 gallon again and pour into the 5 gallon till it is full which leaves 1 gallon in the 3 gallon. empty the 5 gallon pour the 1 gallon from the 3 gallon container into the 5 gallon. fill the 3 gallon again and empty it into the 5 gallon giving you 4 gallons. I know it would take longer but it is a solution.
I would have blown up for sure.
@@jscan4442 Me too. Even though I was able to solve it. I had as much time as I needed without a bomb about to explode.
isnt this easier ?
I thought you'd fill the 5gallon and then fill the 3gallon then empty half of the 3gallon and then empty half of the 5gallon and that would leave you with 2.5gallon in the 5gallon and 1.5gallon in the 3 gallon then pour the 1.5 gallon into the 5gallon container that has 2.5gallon then the 5gallon container will now have exactly 4gallons.
1.5 + 2.5 = 4 gallons
@@SedriqMiers
How are you accurately emptying half? The whole point of the puzzle is you have to get exactly 4 gallons, with the 3 gallons and 5 gallons being your only standard of measurement.
I love that you pointed out the "dogs and cats" line, because it's one of my favorite little touches. It's just a great way of showing that while these guys may speak English beautifully thanks to their training, they're not going to have a firm grasp on American idioms because they didn't grow up in the US. To us, "rain like cats and dogs," is just the way it's said because we grew up knowing the line that way. He, on the other hand, merely memorized it as part of trying to understand how Americans speak, so to him it's the words, not the order, that is important. It's such a wonderful line because it's not used to move the plot forward, but it adds a touch of character and realism to what we're seeing. Just fantastic writing.
Yup. And no American would say: take 'the lift,' either; we always say elevator.
I agree that was a great touch and you don’t need to be a detective to figure it out but it doesn’t hurt that John literally is a detective. That’s why it should be obvious in the first one that John would never hand a loaded pistol to someone he just met in a place where he shouldn’t be. After watching so many reactions to the original I’ve found there are 2 types of people,those who think John is naive enough to willingly give a stranger his own(John’s)murder weapon and those who know the whole thing was on purpose because of course he knows it’s Hans or at the very least knows he could be any of the other villains,there’s zero surprise in John’s face when it’s revealed. Whenever someone says “oh shit don’t give him the gun” I yell out “he’s a detective!”I appreciated your well thought out dissertation and responded with my own🤣. Idk if mine was quite as eloquent though
“No, I’m a beautician. Of course, I’m a truck driver!” Beautifully executed quick, witty New York City-style response. I laugh every time I hear it.
The 🐘 joke - What has 4 legs and is always ready to travel?
An 🐘, because they always have their trunk. 😃
I'm going to comment on Jeremy Irons' accent. As a German, I can confirm that it's spot-on. It's that attention to detail that makes a good actor.
Do they call it a 'lift' like they do in the UK? is lift used across Europe?
@@richieb6020 The German term would be 'Aufzug', but 'lift' can be actually used as well, albeit less frequently. As far as the rest of Europe goes, I can't speak for every language obviously, but at least some of them definitely have it in their vocubulary, too. It's pretty much international.
@@mondegreen9709 Ah I understand. Thanks for the info!
Really? I suppose like any nationalities there are several of course and some strong and weak accents. Personally I thought his American accent was even worse although accents can be hard.
Don't take it away from her. Guessing that it was the brother was a great guess. Awesome
Yeah, she got really excited when she figured it out and went straight to self doubt so quickly. She should have a little more confidence in herself. She's no where near as bad as she thinks she is.
@@parker469a I mean I don't think she thinks she's bad. She guesses loads of twists from films correctly. So much so I've often wondered if she does a quick Google before watching the films
@@Michael-hc2vs 27 year old movies are easier to predict now than when they came out - a lot of things we had never seen before have been parodied and/or copied (consciously or subconsciously) many times since then in films, television and other media. For instance, what was once a "surprise ending" like in 'The Sixth Sense' or in 'Se7en' or 'The Usual Suspects' or an after credits scene started to become so common place that we tend to try to look for them now... To her credit though, she is VERY good at it, unless they edit out all her incorrect guesses and leave in the correct ones. He kind of "gives it away" though when it's a movie he's seen already by getting quiet and not responding to her correct guesses and sometimes laughing at or responding to her incorrect guesses. When it's something he hasn't seen yet either, he responds to her guesses and also makes his own guesses.
Good thing you didn't end this early after 7 minutes when the Mrs. basically figured out the whole plot. Incidentally, both Alan Rickman and Jeremy Irons have some of the best speaking voices. Well, Alan Rickman HAD. R.I.P.
The movie revealed a real security weakness in the Federal Reserve. One of the subway tunnels really did pass near the vaults. The Federal Reserve were forced to make changes because of a scenario they didn't think of.
they also shut down the Aqueduct after this movie and turned it into a Casino ;)
Rumor has it that the FBI had a little chat with the creative staff when this came out because their details were too accurate.
It is truly heart breaking that we will never see Bruce Willis in an action movie again. I sincerely was moved to tears by the news that the legend couldn't do it anymore.
I'd always hoped they would adapt Die Hard Year One into a movie. Which featured old man John McClane kidnapped by a pyscho path and tortuing him as he has flashbacks to his days in the 70s as a beat cop. They would have had what's his name from Looper playing young John.
Actually, Bruce Willis has been the first actor to sell his digital likeness to a company that has digitally scanned him and is planning to replicate his image into movies.
I saw a "Making of . . ." feature on this once. The part where the blow up the subway was not done with miniatures or cga. It was a giant sound stage made to look like a subway platform, a real subway car, and a lot of pyrotechnics. In other words, they really did blow stuff up for this movie.
This bit with Sam Jackson and the cop, with the pay phone was recreated in the Incredibles; when Frozone needed a drink from the water cooler.
I loved that scene in The Incredibles, just because of the reference.
The elephant always has his trunk with him. Ready to travel. Trunk as in a large suitcase type trunk.
Fill the 5-gallon jug. Use it to fill the 3-gallon jug, leaving 2 gallons in the 5-gallon jug. Empty the 3-gallon jug, and then pour in the 2 remaining gallons from the other jug. Fill the now empty 5-gallon jug and pour 1 gallon into the 3-gallon jug. There are 4 gallons left in the 5-gallon jug.
I always liked the St. Ives riddle. The opening explosion cutting off "summer in the city"is my favorite action scene. And I love the "hook,line and sinker" line.
I like John being THE cop, but it was nice in this one having the other cops be actually useful
Probably for the first time during one of these misadventures MaClane is actually in his jurisdiction.
Yeah, before this movie, the only other competent cop besides John was Al.
The cop you guys thought was played by David Harbour(Hopper from Stranger Things), was played by Robert Sedgwick, the brother of Kyra Sedgwick. He was also in Tales from the Darkside: The Movie (aka the Real Creepshow 3).
I actually thought it was david harbour in tales from the darkside movie too so I goigled it yep its jyra sedgwicks bro.
They look alike at times and seem to have tendency to make the same facial expressions.
Chester A. Arthur was Vice President when George Garfield (20th President) was assassinated in 1881. Elephant has a trunk, like a car. That makes it ready to travel. As for the jug:
1)fill 5 gallons and empty it into 3 gallons jug. This leaves 2 gallons in 5 gallons jug
2)empty 3 gallons jug
3)pour the 2 gallons from 5 gallons jug into 3 gallons jug, leaving 5 gallons jug empty
4)fill 5 gallons jug
5)pour from 5 gallons jug into 3 gallons jig, until 3 gallons jug is full
6)now, the 5 gallons jug has exactly 4 gallons 😊😊
There are actually 2 ways to solve the water jug puzzle, depending on which jug you fill first.
#1 Fill the 3 Gallon. Pour 3 gallons into 5 gallon. Refill 3 gallon. Pour 2 gallons into the 5 gallon, leaving 1 gallon of water in the 3 gallon jug. Empty the 5 gallon. Pour the 1 gallon of water into 5 gallon. Refill 3 gallon. Pour 3 gallons into the 5 gallon, giving you exactly 4 gallons.
#2 Fill the 5 Gallon. Pour 5 gallon into 3 gallon, leaving 2 gallons of water in the 5 gallon jug. Empty the 3 gallon. Pour the 2 gallons into 3 gallon. Refill 5 gallon. Pour 5 gallon into 3 gallon, giving you exactly 4 gallons left.
"Lots of things have four legs and ready to travel"
But how many come with "trunks"
(sorry, I'm sure this has been brought up countless times to you already)
EDIT - Also, the one thing I don't like about this movie is the editing around the 5 gal and 3 gal puzzle. They should have done a better job editing that.
Also, fill 5 gallon jug, pour til 3 gallon one is full. There is now 2 gallons in 5 gallon jug. Empty 3 gallon jug and pour the 2 gallons of water in the 3 gallon jug. Fill 5 gallon jug again and pour one gallon of water in the 3 gallon jug. Now the 5 gallon jug has 4 gallons of water.
I have to say that I love that you don't edit out the times your children interrupt. It's always fun/endearing to see how you are with them. And color me impressed/disappointed Mrs. Movies. I'm impressed because you often (in the reactions I've seen) figure out the twists/plot ahead of time. I'm also disappointed for the same reason. I love to see people's reactions when they are totally surprised by a movie and you're robbing me of that satisfaction!!! But seriously though, I really enjoy your channel, and the Mrs. is by far the best I've seen at figuring stuff out.
Elephants are the best animals to travel because they have 4 legs and a trunk.👍
Graham Greene who played that cop "Joe Lambert" (the native American guy) was also in the SF series "Defiance" (2013) which is a pretty good show. 3 seasons, free with ads right now on The Roku Channel.
He's also great in "Maverick" with Mel Gibson and James Garner.
@@Madbandit77 "Dances with Wolves" and "The Green Mile" as well. But I'll remember him most as Edgar Montrose from 'The Red Green Show.'
This was never written to be a Die hard movie, it was a screenplay called "Simon Says" that was changed to work as a Die hard film.
'Simon Says' was going to be a sequel to 'Rapid Fire' with Brandon Lee but after he was killed while making 'The Crow' they changed it the plot of the second half of the film to make it a Die Hard movie and made Simon Hans Gruber's brother.
This is one of my favorite sequels ever made, cool reaction as Mr. & Mrs. Movies, you both take care
I'm from Perù, living in Italy and since I've watched this movie I'll never forget that the USA had a president called Chester A. Arthur. One of those random facts that stick with you.
This is perhaps my favorite Die Hard film. Bruce and Samuel make a BADASS team that we haven't seen since. I recommend you guys watch The Negotiator
Mrs: NOTHING in a big city appeals to me.
Mr: Not even the food?
Mrs:... ONE thing appeals to me
She's a babe!
This is, quite simply, one of the absolute greatest action movies of all time - typifying '90s awesomeness.
_"Summer in the City,"_ indeed. AMAZING.
Please try to get to the "Last Boyscout" with Bruce Willis and Damon Wayans. Also the little girl that play Jamie from Halloween. Pretty cheesy but a lot of action.
love that movie!
For 4 gallons, fill the 3 gallon jug twice(6 gallons) and pour into 5 gallon jug. The second pour will leave 1 gallon left in the 3 gallon jug. Empty the 5 gallon jug, and pour the 1 gallon leftover from the other jug into it. Then fill the 3 gallon jug one last time and empty that into the 5 gallon jug which already has 1 gallon in it. Now you have 4 gallons.
I loved Jeremy Irons as a villain, probably the smoothest of all DH baddies.
The idea to include Samuel L Jackson was a masterstroke.
My favorite Die Hard film as well. Jackson and Willis are perfect together. One of the things I love the best is that all the cops are dedicated and good at their jobs, the opposite of the cartoonish caricatures in the first 2 films. Very refreshing.
what about the one in the subway who was ready to shoot Zeus for answering the phone?
@@billymuellerTikTok True.
A perfect sequel, more reactors need to watch this.
It's my favourite of the series too. It's like a Bond film directed by Spike Lee - it's amazing.
I notice a lot of reactions skip it watching after the first two films most underated movie in the die hard series.
I just hate the ending. 2 was much better
@@CYB3R2K To each their own but 2 is widely considered the weakest in the series. 5 never happened.
@@Khay-77 it can't be the worst. All the action is great and had the best yipeekaiyay motherfucker of the franchise.
Best of the series. Pairing McClane with an everyman is fantastic, Jeremy Irons crushes, the plot is another switcheroo, and the stunt sequences are top notch.
I'm extremely disappointed most reactors to this movie don't immediately say "Hey, it's Scar!" the second Simon makes his first call.
The 4 gallon riddle:
Fill the five gallon jug.
Pour it into the three gallon jug.
You are left with two gallons in the five gallon jug.
Empty the three gallon jug.
Pour the two gallons into the three gallon jug. Leaving one gallon of space.
Fill the five gallon jug. Use that to fill the three gallon jug, thus leaving you with four gallons.
in the TV version of the movie, McClane's sign at the beginning says 'I hate everyone'. Doesn't really have the same intent
As a kid I was always confused why everyone would be so upset at a "I Hate Everyone" sign.
one of the funniest tv edits ever.
*Fun Fact:* Zeus nephews the little boy on the left (Aldis Hodge) will grow up to become Hardison on the TV show Leverage. M.C. Ren in the biopic Straight outta Compton, and go toe to toe with The Rock this October as Hawkman in Warner Bros Black Adam.
He's a regular on "City On A Hill" with Kevin Bacon.
20:33 now you know where the movie The Avengers was based on, in the scene of Captain America in the elevator 😉
Here ya go guys. Fill the 5 gal jug, then fill the 3 gal jug from that leaving 2 gals. Empty out the 3 gal jug and dump the 2 gals into it. Refill the 5 gal jug and fill up the 3 gal jug with 1 more gallon leaving 4 gals in the 5 gal jug. The animal always ready to travel is an elephant because he always has his trunk with him.
The solution to the jug problem: fill the 3 gallon one, dump it into the 5 gallon jar. Fill it again and dump as much as you can to the 5 gallon jar. There is now 1 gallon left in the smaller one. Empty the 5 gallon one, put the 1 gallon there, refill the 3 gallon one and add it to the big jar. Now there is exactly (1+3) 4 gallons there.
die hard 1& 3 are my favs!! never get tired of '90s movies
What does an elephant have that no other animal has? A Trunk, that's why they said it was a kid's riddle.
It's a great ending the music playing as the credits roll while he calls his wife goosebumps
"Sugar Bear!? Dunt dunt dunt duuuunnnn"
You'd have to be a juggalo to appreciate sugar bear the way I do
This was the last movie I remember seeing in our town’s small local theatre before the big cineplex opened up and put them out of business.
I think probably the easiest way to do that Math question was you fill the 5 gallon jug you pour from the 5 gallon jug to fill the 3 gallon jug which leaves you with 2 gallons in the 5 gallon jug. You dump out the 3 gallon jug. You transfer the 2 gallons into the 3 gallon jug. Then you fill the 5 gallon jug again and transfer 1 gallon from the 5 gallon jug into the 3 gallon which now leaves 4 gallons in the 5 gallon jug. Is that any easier?
“what has 4 legs and likes to travel?”
That sounds more like a riddle than a joke to me
fill the 5lt - empty it into the 3lt - which leaves 2lt in the 5lt - then empty the 3lt - then fill the 3lt from the 5lt - then fill the 5lt - then fill the 3lt - which leaves 4lt in the 5lt
As a native new Yorker I love seeing action movies take place in my Hometown
16:36 "is he in on it?" Nooo, it's Ricky!! He's from the original Die Hard, that's why McClane was so upset after finding out he was killed
Born and raised in the city. I spent my whole life trying to escape it and finally did. Loving life for the most part now!
one small thing i love about this movie (and the first die hard) is how completely beat to shit willis and jackson look by the end. there's still a few "there's no way they actually could have survived that" scenes - though the movie's too fun to care - but unlike so many action movies you really feel the physical beating they take.
I gotta say, you truly have an intelligent wife. She’s always solving movies early 😄😄😃
They don't make 'em like this anymore. I'm with Mr. Movies on this one. It's not only the best Die Hard movie, but one of the most entertaining action movies ever.
Nord Des Lignes, roughly translates as "North of the Lines". it's just over the Canadian border and is Quebec's largest truckstop.
The scene was actually filmed at the TA Truckstop in Jessup, MD
I just love the little Technical difficulties they're so adorable when they just come in and interrupt your video😁😁🥰🥰❤️😄cuteness overload😊
21:24 You fill the 5 gallon jug first then pour whatever you can out of the 5 gallon jug into the 3 gallon jug. What's left in the 5 gallon jug is 2 gallons. You then empty the 3 gallon jug and pour the 2 gallons from the 5 gallon jug to the 3 gallon jug, leaving 1 gallon of empty space. Then refill the 5 gallon jug, and then pour whatever you can into the the 3 gallon jug (which would be 1 gallon) and what's left in the 5 gallon jug is 4 gallons. Very convoluted, and they don't exactly explain it well in the movie. But there you have it.
Girl you are very very good! You figure it out so quick it’s sometimes a let down. I’ll never underestimate you, you’re a smart gal.
Excellent choice for a sequel and great reactions for this film, guys!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽I think someone deserves an award for predicting it was Hans Grubers brother.🏆It is very hard to pick a favorite Die Hard film, between the first three. This one I would say is my favorite Die Hard buddy movie.
In the alternate ending, it's much much darker of an ending. It's totally different - John basically gets blamed for the robbery (for what reason who knows lol) but the NYPD (I think) gets him out of trouble but he's forced off the force and really starts drinking etc. Then he finds out where Simon etc. all went (if I remember it was in Finland maybe) goes there and finds Simon in a tea/coffee shop. Then does riddles with him that he has to answer, the last one Simon gets wrong (or right, doesn't really matter to John at this point) and John shoots Simon through the god damn chest with a small rpg or grenade launcher killing him. Test audiences found it to dark and thought John would NEVER do this as the hero, so they changed the entire ending to what you see here.
I was pretty impressed that she guessed so early it'd be the brother. Also, that kid is too cute!
Others have explained the 4-gallon riddle (Fill 5, pour into 3. Empty 3, pour remaining two from the 5 into 3. Fill 5, use it to fill the 3, leaving four in the 5). However, being a logic puzzle, it's not exact, because it's actually kind of hard to fill and pour exact amounts between jugs, particularly without funnels. So either the bomb was going to explode regardless or it was programmed with enough leeway to allow the imprecise pouring to count... and thus they could have skipped the riddle, poured out 'about' a gallon, and probably succeeded.
Chester A Arthur was James A Garfield's vice president when he was assassinated in 1881 just months after being inaugurated. He was a one-term president.
8:09 Her expression = we are doomed...! :D
Fill the 3, put it in the 5. Fill the 3 again. Fill the 5, 1 gal left in the 3. Dump the 5, put the 1 gal in the 5, fill the 3, put it in the 5, you have 4 gallons. The elephant always has a travel trunk (antiquated).
What's crazy is that just a few years later, during the 9/11 WTC attack, someone was trying to evacuate the gold stored underground near the WTC plaza with trucks. One of the trucks was found abandoned and trapped by fallen debris.
I think the elephant thing may be because the elephant has a trunk, which has the alternate meaning of a large box people used to pack for traveling.
Saw this in the theater two months before I graduated high school. Still a good one.
Elephant "likes" to travel I think because they are usually part of the travelling circus.
Also I’m sure plenty of people have pointed this out but the elephant joke is he always has his “trunk” a.k.a. suitcase
I am a night owl, and love food. So the food and the fact that it's always awake are the only things appealing about a big city to me.
"Is that supposed to be Hans Gruber? Because he died..."
Heh, funny you should say that...
Elephants like to travel because they always have their trunk.
Die Hard 1 and 3 are the best, hands down.
EDIT: You fill the 3 gallon, pour it into the 5 gallon, fill the 3 gallon up again, pour 2 of those gallons into the 5 gallon so that it is full, now you have 1 gallon in the 3 gallon. Pour out the 5 gallon, pour that 1 gallon into the 5 gallon, re-fill the 3 gallon. 4 gallons.
Yep. Die Hard and Indiana Jones follow the same pattern: Amazing 1st entry, 2nd was a let down, 3rd was a return to form that rivals the 1st for quality.....and the much-delayed later entries are completely dispensable.
That cop Ricky was in the first Die Hard as well.
Was anyone else screaming "Trunk! TRUNK!!! TRUUUUUUUNNK!!!!" at the screen? 🤣🤣🤣
You fill the 5-gallon container and transfer the water to the 3-gallon, which will leave 2 gallons in the 5-gallon. Empty the 3-gallon container and transfer the remaining 2 gallons from the 5-gallon to the 3-gallon, leaving 1 gallon free in that container. Refill the 5-gallon and complete the missing gallon in the 3-gallon and now you are left with exactly 4 gallons in the 5-gallon.
It just occurred to me that there were clues in the beginning of the movie that the school bomb was never real. When we see Simon for the first time he says, “they brought it” after telling them about the school bomb. Another time is when Zeus gives the fake cops the park bomb, one of the fake cops puts it on the side of the road and but the other fake cop tells him to put it in the back of the car. “Some kid could……”. Another time is when Gruber calls into the radio station and informs the viewers of the school bomb
Fun fact about this Bruce Willis wanted this to be more of a prequel to seeing John in his own turf
An elephant also has a trunk. That's how I always understood it to be a joke.
Elephants have trunks. Thus was written to be a Lethal Weapon film, hence the buddy dynamic. In my 6th grade history class we had to learn all the Presidents in order. I remember most names if not the order now.
I read somewhere that this was originally written as a potential Lethal Weapon movie but got morphed into this after a major rewrite.
Every Die Hard movie originally started out as another movie before morphing into a Die Hard film
It wasn't a Lethal Weapon movie, it was written as a movie called Simon Says that was ment to star Brandon Lee
I found it rather funny that Samuel L. Jackson's interaction with the cop in the subway scene seemed reminiscent of Samuel's character Frozone in The Incredibles animated movie that had a somewhat similar set up. lol
The trunk's already packed! (Elephant)
Good times!
20:10 4 legs can't be how it is ready to travel...but an elephant might be considered ready to travel b/c like luggage or a suitcase it carries with it a trunk. as an older luggage a steamer trunk.-Ernie Moore Jr.
For the water, fill the 5G, use it to fill the 3G, dump the 3G then pour the remaining 2G in the 5G into the 3G. Fill the 5G again then use it to top up the 3G with one more G and you have 4G left in the 5G jug.
An elephant has 4 legs and is always ready to travel because it has a TRUNK. Also, the water gallons goes like this: Fill the 5 gallon and use it to fill the 3g. Now you have 2 gallons left in the 5g. Empty the 3g and pour the 2 remaining gallons in the 5g into the 3g. Now the 5g is empty and the 3g has 2 gallons. Fill the 5g again and use it to fill the remaining 3g. As the 3g already has 2 gallons, it will only take 1 gallon to fill it, leaving the 5g with 4 gallons.
Fun fact: here in Germany they changed the Name of Hans Gruber to Jack Gruber in the dub and like Alan Rickman himself changed him from german to british.
A big city has amazing culture. NYC for instance has the best places to see live music and nightlife. I love going to jazz and blues and punk shows in the city. Also they have some of the best museums in the world. Beautiful botanical gardens, Central Park is amazing. And the history of it all is great. Go to the top of the Empire State Building and taking in the beautiful skyline of the city. Seriously some big city are excellent places to visit or live.
For the jugs, fill the 5 gallon jug, use that to fill the 3 gallon jug (leaving 2 gallons in the larger jug). Then, empty the 3 gallon jug and transfer the 2 gallons from the larger jug to the smaller (leaving 1 gallon of empty space). Finally, refill the 5 gallon jug and pour 1 gallon in with the other 2 gallons to finish filling the 3 gallon jug, leaving 4 gallons inside of the 5 gallon jug.
As for an animal that has for legs and is ready to travel... An elephant (since it has 4 legs and a trunk)
An elephant likes to travel because it has a TRUNK!!
Also, for the water, you fill up the 5g, dump what you can from the 5g into the 3g, leaving 2 gallons in the 5g. Dump out the 3g then transfer the 2 gallons into the 3g (leaving 1 gallon empty in the 3g jug). Fill up the 5g, then dump what you can into the 3g (1 gallon, since the 3g already had 2 gallons in it), leaving 4 gallons in the 5g.
Mistakes the Germans made at the Federal Reserve talking to John: "Raining dogs and cats" instead of "cats and dogs", calling it a "lift" not an "elevator", his buddy's badge on the non-buddy, AND asking all of the "cops" in the elevator if they knew the lottery numbers from last night, which ALL the cops in the truck at beginning did.