Great movie. Ken’s idea of patriarchy is completely right - it’s about men and horses, and horses are men extenders. Need to make my own mojo dojo casa house STAT

The last of this perfect series - and it certainly goes out with a bang as Bruce Willis catches flights (not feelings) internationally. Russia had no clue what they’d get when an NYPD Cop showed up. Definitely still divorced, but he manages to tie up the last loose family end before the conclusion of the series. Had to do some serious self reflection after this one. The “yippie-Kai-yay mother fucker” scene in this one was a little unrealistic but badass none the less.
If you are ever wondering if you should watch this series, go ahead and buy the five movie collection.

Bruce Willis does it again! His rocky marriage turns into a str8 up divorce this time. AND both his children are estranged now. But not for long! Still can’t figure out if Bruce Willis is looking for trouble or if trouble finds him… best ending you could hope for, and killer “yippie-Kai-yay mother fucker” scene in this one.
10/10

Only 2 years after the Die Hard 1988 classic - Bruce Willis strikes again with another flawless film - but this one is for Christmas Day. Centered around a D.C Airport, we see that he has salvaged his relationship with his wife and is back in action fighting yet another group of domestic terrorists. The movie highlights the revolution of the fax machine and airplane phones. A double-cross that is sure to knock your socks off.