According to wiki-

'A sequel was written by De Souza and Frank Darabont, based on the 1979 book Nothing Lasts Forever by Roderick Thorp (which is, itself, a sequel to his 1966 novel The Detective, made into a film of the same name in 1968 featuring Frank Sinatra and Lee Remick), but Schwarzenegger was not interested in making a sequel as his previous sequel (Conan the Destroyer) was less successful critically and did not do as well domestically at the box office. The script was reworked with a new central character, eventually played by Bruce Willis, and was retitled Die Hard. The fictitious country of Val Verde is later nodded to in the sequel to Die Hard.'

That is the story I've always known. And Steven E. de Souza wrote both Commando and Die Hard, so I don't see how it's bollocks. Although, you never know

The first script to Die Hard was originally written as a sequel to Commando.

I watched The Muppets for the first time yesterday and I didn't realise there were so many effects shots in until I read this thread today. You are now one of my heroes, Mr. Brower

A video of my cats taken last night (the light is a bit poor but you can see Zoe fall over and that's enough )-

A video of my mums dog opening his Christmas presents, 2011-

I'm done, I swear

This is my lovely big fat Zoe (not a euphemism)-

And her daughter Willow (you can see Zoe lying on the couch in the background)

Both photos were taken in December, the Willow one is from Christmas day evening.

lol. On my computer.

I'm going to record T&C again for sure, I fucked that up. I'm going to listen to Commando to see how I sound, I have no clue how to fix sound in Audacity. Once I'm done, I'll be honoured if you gave them a listen to see what you think. 

Fuck, as if we need another reason to be jealous of Trey!

I really like Event Horizon, it's very underrated, I feel. It's Anderson's best work by a long shot.  And Fishburne is badass. Obviously, it's Fishburne. I remember seeing Event Horizon at the cinema and it was quite a scary experience on the big screen. Surround sound works wonders for that flick.

They mention The Three Musketeers in that clip above and, boy, that's a pile of shite.

This, this, a million times this. Although if we are talking only live action then Clooney was ok, he was just stuck with a shite script with crappy puns. He deserved better but Keaton was my Batman growing up.

And I don't want to. Can't prove something wrong that is 100% right Dorkman, you really should watch it, especially if you're a fan of the animated series. Speaking of which, I have some episodes on dvd and that show really holds up. It's awesome.

I like Super 8 but the ending is shite.