Of all that gin joints and all the towns in all the world, she walks into mind.

Impressive. You know still impressive. You're most impressive. See things you people wouldn't believe.

When you people wouldn't believe.

When you talk to God.

Let's go see him together. Oh, Security was tight today at Escalon Airport in the Republic of Valverde, where government authorities report that de mose General

Ramon Esperanza will be delivered for immediate extradition to the United States.

Here at Delis, the quiet men from the Justice Department, wait hand-cup the man who has come to

symbolize the enemy in America's fight against cocaine. That battle may be almost

won, but the war is still in doubt. Samantha Coleman, W NTW for Night Time News.

Another fictional nation with a dictator, or is it fictional?

Does it connect this movie to classics of the era such as Predator and Commando.

We are talking Die Hard the sequel because my colleague and my co-host, he has a thing for sequels. It's Bruce Willis again under the guidance of a

Finnish director who specializes in horror movies, Rennie Harmon, Chris Kohl's, let's make some movies great again.

Let's do it.

All right, so what is it about you in sequels, Chris?

I'll tell you, I have a theory about movies.

I've told you this theory before.

If I like a movie, I want to continue living in the world of that movie sometimes you know two

hours just was not enough die-hard for me and let me tell you I I really did feel like I was back in the world of Die Hard.

There were a few things that were not done perfectly in this film.

It certainly wasn't as good as the first film.

It wasn't as tight.

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