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** The third one was originally an unrelated screenplay called ''Simon Says''.
** And the fourth movie was [[Based on an Advice Book|based on a magazine article]] written in ''Wired''.
* [[Awesome Music]]: Beethoven's 'Ode to Joy' from the first film. It's also featured in the trailers for all the sequels.
** In terms of music actually written for the movies, Michael Kamen (the first three movies) and Marco Beltrami (who took over following Kamen's untimely demise) turn in some fine work such as Kamen's "The Battle" in the first one and "Shootout And Snowmobile Chase" from the second one, and Beltrami's "Truckzilla" in the fifth.
* [[Complete Monster]]: Hans Gruber, the villain of the first movie, is definitely a [[Complete Monster]]. While he seems to be accommodating towards the needs of the hostages after they're addressed to him (providing a sofa for a 9-months pregnant woman, for instance), he actually {{spoiler|is intending to kill every single one of them to cover his escape by herding them onto the roof, then blowing it up with a massive amount of C4 when the helicopters get near}}.
** Colonel Stuart of ''Die Harder'', who {{spoiler|murders a plane full of innocent people}} ''just to make a point that his demands and threats are serious.''
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