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In Die Hard 4.0 John McClane faces the new century with its classic role of recurrent loser. As usual, a fortuitous circumstance puts in place unless specified. Old John, with his eternal cowboy picture of annoying, it's up to cope with a select group of hackers who suddenly and systematically begin to take control of the nation over the Internet. What can he know of hackers and computer networks? Nothing, of course. That's what your partner buddy Matt l Farre, McClane the logical opposite: young, nerdy and afraid. This perfectly balanced society passes a course full of situations -stunning action scenes of the tunnel and jet-truck chase, round out a good movie genre.
The idea of \u200b\u200btechnology as a form of threat is typical of American paranoia. The bad, suggestively called Gabriel, is an obsessive hacker who once said the terrorist apocalypse. Ignored, was fired from the same government where he worked and deleted from the system, and now is your chance for revenge. To his credit, his omnipotent power over the technology, which is enough to dominate the entire nation. Against him, of course: the craft McClane, who with the help of computer genius of his partner, struggles to put things back in order, leaving behind a parade of chaos and destruction designed to stimulate more than just popcorn consumption.
