Die Hard (1988) - Dumb Bad Guy Gives John McClane Advice - (Full HD)

Thx for reloading a clip during a gunfight, moron... Doesn't swap another gun with a reloaded clip.

I like to breakdown this scene for people since this guy might be the dumbest henchman in any work of fiction.

He runs in with his back turned, gun not prone, let’s John line up his shot and fortify his position, blocks the view of his partner, ducks and let’s his partner take the first few bullets, sees John duck under the table, decides to climb on TOP of the table instead of getting down to John’s level and shooting him with clear sight, wastes a few bullets I guess in an attempt to scare John, mocks John about hesitating to kill him (even though john killed the other guy), RELOADS as he mocks him which gives away his position to John.

Congrats guy, you lost a 2V1 scenario and you had a machine gun.

i say "no more table" all the time

The scene where Bruce Willis damaged his hearing

Sometimes even advise can "kill"

Greatest Xmas movie ever!!!

Thanks For The Advice.

Haven't seen this bad ass movie in a long time. Hard to believe it got bad reviews when it came out then people started to realize there's all these other violent movies and Die Hard is the shit. This scene is so well acted. You feel the life or death tension.

Heinrich was the most noble of all the bad guys.

He sacrificed himself for Marco.

Long time ago I was dating this girl, and we walked into a DVD rental. This exact same scene was playing in some TV at background, I said the line in exact sync with McLane. That girl looked me with amazed look. We got married and even today she doesn´t know how many times I watched Die Hard in order to know all dialogue.

No more table!! Where you going paaaal!! Lol😂

Thanks for the Advice

It’s not a Xmas movie yes, but for me it is. ❤

This scene with the musical score gives me goosebumps every time

One my favorite parts from the movie. John lit his dumbass up lol

He kept things under the table

John McClain didn’t need much help from James Hetfield.

I am fully convinced this scene is what propelled John to go from trying to arrest Marco and the others at the beginning, to multi-killing an elevator full of fake cops in With a Vengeance without any hesitation. He took it to heart.