Die Hard (1988)

New York City cop John Mclane is vacationing over the holidays to see his wife and spend time with his family.  As he's enjoying his vacation a group of terrorists take over the 30 story high-rise and declare war.  Tired and trapped, he is the only hope for his estranged wife and the other hostages who are being held by Hans Gruber.  His only support is officer Powell an officer that is first on the scene. With only a handgun and what he gets from the terrorists he launches his own one man war with the terrorists. Bleeding and bruised he attacks, disappears and reappears to attack again.  It's only a matter of time before Mclane makes the terrorist his prey

Edition Details:
• Region 1 encoding (US and Canada only)
• Color, Closed-captioned, DTS Surround Sound, THX, Widescreen, Dolby
• Commentary by director John McTiernan and production designer Jackson DeGovia
• Commentary by visual effects producer Richard Edlund (scene specific)
• Commentary is only available in theatrical version
• Disc 1:
• Branching version with extended power shutdown scene edited seamlessly back intothe movie
• Text commentary in subtitle form, featuring all-new interviews with production designer Jackson DeGovia, screenwriter Steven E. DeSouza, special effects coordinator Al Di Sarro, supervising sound editor Stephen Hunter Flick, producer Lawrence Gordon, composer Michael Kamen, editor John F. Link, stunt coordinator Charlie Picernl, and actor Alan Rickman; plus analysis by film journalist/historian Eric Lichtenfeld
• DVD-ROM features including script-to-screen comparison, game demos & more
• Disc 2:
• Outtakes: The Vault, Turning Off the Power
• The cutting room: Scene-editing workshop, multi-camera shooting, audio mixing, whyletterbox?, glossary
• Newscasts
• Magazine articles
• Interactive slide show
• Full-length screenplay
• Ad campaign: trailers, TV spots, featurette
• Widescreen anamorphic format
• Number of discs: 2