20 Action Movie Sequels Since 2000 That Don't Suck

Not just the pick of the sequels, Die Hard 4.0 ranks among Bruce Willis’ best movies from the last fifteen years, and also proved to be a good showcase for director Len Wiseman.

Like all the best sequels, it also works well as a standalone effort, with enough shootouts, fights in elevator shafts and free running Frenchmen to give an audience its money’s worth. Not content with getting a sassy back-and-forth going between him and Justin Long or sending bad guy Timothy Olyphant an advert for mail-order brides after killing his girlfriend, Bruce even brings down an F35 jet in one scene. 

Then along comes Kevin Smith’s Boba Fett-obsessed character to plug the story holes and offer comic relief. Where was this guy when A Good Day To Die Hard was shooting?