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Suits s01e01 - Pilot Episode Script. And I told you only one out of people can score that. You're a B- Look, no one's going to suspect you're a dealer.
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I mean, John McTiernan did an incredible job there. Yeah, no, love it. John: Cool. Finally, we get the final showdown. So Holly is now a full damsel hostage.

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We have Gruber and one guy who is still left alive. John: And we get to the moment of John McClane only has two bullets. He ends up when told to drop his weapon he drops his weapon. Of course he has the gun taped to his back. Craig: Only terrorists. No, a man uses a gun that fits in his hand. John: Even though no one tends to get hit by actual bullets in this movie, he is able to hit two people in precisely a single shot.

Craig: The watch needs to be removed because honestly, you know, she needs to come back home. But regardless at least it was set up. And Hans Gruber falls to his death with this great look on his face of like how did this happen. Like this is not how this is supposed to end. He seemed so confused. I also like the fact that honestly, so green screen was still kind of, you know, it had been used for about a decade or more, but it was still a little funky. It made things special back then.

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John: He does look scared. The victory of the movie is getting back with Holly. And it is walking out of the building with the wife. Craig: As you should in these movies. You always have to wear a blanket or a jacket because saving the world makes you cold. We know this for a fact.

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But in the end there are two relationships we care about. John McClane and Holly. And both of those relationships are how this movie ends. Karl rises from the near dead—. Craig: Classic Fatal Attraction. But who kills him? Al Powell, who has regained the courage to murder people. Craig: Well there you go.

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That also feels like Joel Silver. John: It does. And so watching the movie I was like, oh my god, like the last line of Go is almost the same line.

It makes sense. To me the going home with Argyle in the limo, fine, whatever. Now, of course, Bruce Willis does have many more problems. Craig: Four. One of the problems, sequels are really, really, really hard. And one of the problems is that the movie that happens in is of its time. So, you know, it was harder and harder. Just, you know, this was special. You actually have to create who is the fascinating character in this environment who you want to follow through it.

Set it up in a way that will make the eventual emergence of this thing surprising and fun.

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And so when you can hide the setup that is so smart. That is a hide the setup kind of thing. One of the great terrible setups of all time is in a movie I love. Real Genius. I love Real Genius. William Atherton is in Real Genius. Craig: Playing a dick. I hate that smell.

I hate the smell of popcorn. And then at the end of the movie the big comeuppance is that they fill his house with popcorn. And every scene propels to the next one. John: Which is very crucial.

Craig, thank you for this deep dive Die Hard. Merry Christmas. This past Saturday the film was and I sat down with the writers after the film to talk about the process. My name is John August. Come on up. John: Tell me about the genesis of this movie.

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What was the first time that this idea became possible as a movie? Sam: As you can tell from the dedication it was inspired by my grandfather who told us stories of his experience in the Great War. He fought between and He enlisted as a year-old. And I was first aware of it, I suppose, because he used to wash his hands incessantly and we used to laugh at him, me and my cousins. I was probably 12 years old or something that it was so strange that somebody who was so confident and such a great storyteller, he was a novelist and a great bon viveur, and a great charismatic person.

And that it should be so much part of him, still, all those years later. Anyway, the stories he told us were all — they were none of them stories of bravery and heroism. None of them conventional stories. They were all about luck and chance and how fortunate he was to have survived when his friends died standing next to him.

He told one story about his best friend being hit by a shell directly and just disappearing. And there being nothing of him to bury. Nothing of him left. And he was a short man. And that image of that one little man alone with his message, surrounded by death, that stuck with me. And although it took me a long time to come to write my first script, when I eventually did sit down that was the story that was sort of pulling at me.

And then I spent maybe three or four months researching and trying to construct a moment in the war — trying to discover a moment in the war when a long journey was possible, when that man could carry a message longer than just yards.