A lot of it is actually like those "You wouldn't steal a car(…)" commercials.

I Iove the OHMSS theme is what I'm saying.

I Iove the OHMSS theme is what I'm saying.

I hate the kind of twists that nullify the point of a character's actions. Bruce Willis suddenly loses any moral justification for his actions. The question of whether it is just to kill a child who will grow up evil, becomes irrelevant the very moment the film says "It's ok, really, there wasn't a problem to begin…

I hate the kind of twists that nullify the point of a character's actions. Bruce Willis suddenly loses any moral justification for his actions. The question of whether it is just to kill a child who will grow up evil, becomes irrelevant the very moment the film says "It's ok, really, there wasn't a problem to begin…

You should also keep your stupid comments in your pocket

You should also keep your stupid comments in your pocket

Seriously, Hollywood needs to expand its repertoire of gravitas granting classical music. Is it just me or are they using the like same 5 pieces over and over again?

Seriously, Hollywood needs to expand its repertoire of gravitas granting classical music. Is it just me or are they using the like same 5 pieces over and over again?

What happened to the great instrumental Bond themes? I fuckin dig the theme from "On Her Majestys Secret Service"

What happened to the great instrumental Bond themes? I fuckin dig the theme from "On Her Majestys Secret Service"

I probably will not watch this. A crushing blow to the empire of Spielberg.

I probably will not watch this. A crushing blow to the empire of Spielberg.

@avclub-1441762ea1630bc0605fdcef3984e996:disqus Elvis shot his TV preemptively.

@avclub-1441762ea1630bc0605fdcef3984e996:disqus Elvis shot his TV preemptively.

Spielberg does to this movie what the studio did to "Hell in the Pacific".

Spielberg does to this movie what the studio did to "Hell in the Pacific".

Didn't he play the cameraoperator in Groundhogday?

Didn't he play the cameraoperator in Groundhogday?

I interpret the U2 thing as one of the movie's many ways of saying that Bryan Mills imagines it. He is a man who has so engulfed himself in his rightwing extremist beliefs that his idea of what young people listen to is quite dated.