Die Hard: With a Vengeance (1995) - Joyride Through Central Park Scene (2/5) | Movieclips

[@TheTakato122]

The fact that Willis suggested Jackson for the movie and that Jackson was such a fan of the first one that he "seen the first Die Hard maybe thirty times." and the fact that Jackson considers Zeus Carver to be the "closest character to my personality of any that I've played." just makes this one of the best movies.

[@MrWolfSnack]

Back when actors could be a fan of another actor's work and want to do movies together. Just like the Cannonball Run movie - you don;t see this kind of friendship and camaraderie between actors anymore.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@MrWolfSnack well it depends on trust

[@rexringtail471]

I think it's more because they worked together on Pulp Fiction

[@ActivistParrot]

The chemistry in the die hard films were pure gold. The dialogue is great. Samuel L Jackson and Bruce Willis were awesome.

[@alonzotanner1226]

My favorite of all the die hard movies. I swear this film doesn’t get enough appreciation.

[@wataki2]

one of the best sequels ever

[@alonzotanner1226]

@@wataki2absolutely!

[@StarWolf_88]

Give this stunt drive major props. He was driving that cab like a pro even though the tires look modified it still gives the cab a cool look as it rips through Central Park.

[@kylestephens9593]

yeah, watched the film today (again) and noticed how thick they are. they're probably some rally car tires, with thicker sidewalls... regular tires would probably blow up even before they hit the park

[@oldschoolrican]

@@kylestephens9593 That's if the upper & lower ball joints didn't go out first.😂

[@nickdwyer1451]

Zeus: Are you aiming for these people!? John: No. Maybe that mime. Lol 😂😂😂

[@samsonguy10k]

There's even a wilhelm to go with that, too. RIP Mime.

[@jrosalia]

😂😂😂😂

[@eddiehenkle7115]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@conorwellman8592]

@@samsonguy10k as someone who had a bad experience with a Mime while I was just trying to eat lunch in peace with my family when we were on vacation I understand how he feels.

[@nadhasthirundhitan]

This movie had a lot of beautiful action sequences…lack of CG made everything enjoyable

[@StarWolf_88]

Seriously. Only got a bit CG in the end like when they feel on the boat. But I love how everything hear os practical.

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@StarWolf_88 it was practical

[@PiscesEarth1987]

It definitely explains why Bruce Willis is having problems and why Samuel L Jackson wears glasses more

[@lexkanyima2195]

@@PiscesEarth1987 what ?

[@sanderzphillips]

​​@@lexkanyima2195 I guess having a stuntdouble drive a taxi through Central Park for an action sequence can end up giving you medical complications 20+ years later. Who knew? 🤷‍♂️

[@beezlebub7847]

IDC how many times I see this movie it’s always entertaining, I love it

[@joewhitehead3]

Same here!

[@paulinvagny6848]

NY in the 1990s, it had to be epic

[@nath-wp7xp]

The last era of NY in its prime.

[@DurangoCzechoslovakia]

There were still twin towers.

[@axelleju1382]

Yes this is great.

[@DrRockso79]

As someone who spent their teen years there throughout the 90s, it really was. That perfect time between the 70s/80s when it was like Gotham City, but before Disney bought Times Square.

[@jurisprudens]

@@DrRockso79 What's good with being like Gotham? ;)

[@dollymoo2050]

That part when McClane says "I didn't say park drive.... I said threw the park" gets me laughing every time.

[@PAGO4EVER]

Nicole Silva Same here, just funny!!!

[@WhosYourPoPo]

Well, now we know a shortcut through gridlock!

[@jimmynuccini8783]

Same here. One of my favorite lines.

[@jakeman025]

Naw when Zeus says “are you trying to hit these people?” and John responds with “maybe that mime”

[@roleemack1535]

@@jakeman025 haha with that random sound

[@erikzurbruegg9416]

"Are you aiming for these people?" Love that statement for Jackson LOL

[@Skiergold]

"No! (scream) ... well, maybe that mime." XD

[@xavierblanc5670]

"Are you aiming for these people ?" This driving action scene was actually my favorite moment in "Die Hard Trilogy", the PSX game.

[@MichaelLee-tt7gm]

"I know what I'm doing!" "Not even GOD knows what you're doing, McClane!"

[@linezgames3893]

BRUH, i say that LINE ALL The time... I love it!!!

[@gveezy21]

"Are You Aiming For These People? "

[@DreamyWoIf]

+gveezy21 Lol, ''maybe that mime'' after he hears the Wilhelm Scream :D

[@gveezy21]

+DreamyWolf LMAO

[@WhosYourPoPo]

Drive first, ask questions later!

[@hyphuyen4382]

My saying is "If a car is sailing as a ship in the road seas, It can sail in the land through the trees."

[@calculatorguysstudio]

gveezy21 "No. Maybe that mine."

[@Mdmd-h9y7u]

McCLAAAAAAAAAAAANE!!!

[@VanillaLimeCoke]

1:30 McClaine. McClaine! What?? MMMMMMMCCCCCC-CCLLLLLLLLLLAAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@xBlackFlow]

that part always get a me buruhhh💀💀💀💀

[@sovetski8893]

Favorite part 👍👍

[@jasonx4008]

i just visited NYC for the first time a few weeks ago (i live in texas), and this scene was all i could think about while we were in central park lol

[@jsphat81]

I live in NYC and so do I.

[@STRANG3R30]

Same for me. The first time I went to NYC, me and my brother were hoping to find that elephant fountain seen in the movie but we were told that it was in another park in NYC. Not Central Park.

[@utahrailroadsofamerica1991]

And That's How The Game Crazy Taxi Came From By Die Hard With A Vengeance

[@tokyosmash]

1:38 is one of my all time favorite Samuel L. Jackson moments

[@landonbenford8369]

He saw his life flash before his eyes!!!!! This should be a seat belt commercial!! Hahahahahaha!!!!!🤣🤣

[@willthetrill4849]

An 80’s Chevy caprice can really take a beating

[@Railhog2102]

Any old car like the Caprice were built like tanks and my grandpa used to own a Monte Carlo which at one point got involved in an accident and came out with only a few dents.

[@anthonydesroches785]

But a cutlass can't. I jumped some tracks when I landed I blew all fur shocks, crushed the trans busted the door and broke read mirror. Boy did I hear about that later. Stupid snitch last time I took that kid with me any where.

[@Neildo430ci]

@@anthonydesroches785 don't worry, probably aplenty of read mirrors at pick-in pull.

[@Neildo430ci]

The early 2000's crown vics are good for Demolition Derby.

[@landonbenford8369]

@@Neildo430ci Disconnect the air bags like in This movie!!

[@Neildo430ci]

Best of DIE HARD movies.

[@darkjedi7]

Never saw Sam L Jackson panic and funny at the same time like this 🤣🤣

[@patrickdumas224]

1:37 that look on his face just gets me laughing.

[@morgancook5000]

That's how Nick Fury looked when he was about to get snapped 😂😂

[@diehardnygiantsfan6569]

When I'm late for school

[@harmie1743]

Omg lmao

[@martykeaton182]

DieHardNYGiantsFan Seriously?

[@nyctmtakid8358]

DieHardNYGiantsFan same with me

[@andymartin813]

0:57 I love the Wilhelm Scream

[@assembled1855]

Did someone die?

[@GOOOOOOLden_boy]

I looked for you, and here you are

[@landonbenford8369]

Seen this like 1,000 times and just now noticed that when you pointed it out!! Thank You!!!!!😎

[@chevisfleming6577]

I love the sound of the cab with McClane gives it gas!!!

[@tallguytv6272]

OMG Bruce Willis was so funny in this movie 0:58 😂😂

[@325xitgrocgetter]

As a Catholic....the "How do Catholics do their thing?" line always makes me laugh...and McClane...being the good Irish Catholic cop has an immediate response.

[@renegade5130]

I literally learned the blessing from this movie and still think of it every time NSWE

[@tthomaselli2]

1:30-1:47.; One of my all-time favorite parts as a kid.

[@j.v.r.1981-]

Casting Samuel L. Jackson was a MASTER move!

[@o.portista]

An unforgettable scene man, from such a legendary film! Sad that they don't make films like these anymore. A film that was truly ahead of it's time, and close to the first Die Hard. Who knew Bruce, and Samuel would make such an iconic duo. 4.30.23

[@HisVirusness]

"How do Catholics do that thing?" "North, South, West, East." 🤣

[@davidaames1347]

1995 was a nice year. I was a student in college. Bruce Willis, Samuel Jackson, Mel Gibson, Michael Douglas, and so on. The heyday period of human civilization.

[@tthomaselli2]

John McClane: "72nd & Broadway to Central Park South in 3 minutes!... That's gotta be a fuckin' record...". Me: "I can believe that...".

[@kingberry100]

Summer during the mid 90s looks good

[@JLovesCinema_]

This is what you call a summer blockbuster

[@TheSegacampGamerandWerecamp]

TREE TREE ROCK ROCK ROCK MCCLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANE!!!!!!! LMAO

[@tthomaselli2]

"72nd & Broadway to Central Park South in 3 minutes!... That's gotta be a fuckin' record...". --John McClane.

[@airdriver]

"How do the Catholics do their thing?" "North, south, west, east." I love it!

[@ballinnickyc]

How the f--- did they shoot this scene is what I want to know? It looks exactly like Central Park. Would the city really let them shoot this on site? Probably just creative editing between the shots of the cab and the shots of the park, but nice work there in any case, could have fooled me. That's one of many major props I have to give to this movie, it's very realistic in that everywhere they go in NYC is a real place, and whether or not it was shot there, they made it look exactly like the real thing. Even the Federal Reserve Bank lobby, although they won't let you see inside the whole vault.... The only unrealistic thing there is that it would take weeks of drilling or blasting to tunnel through the Manhattan Schist surrounding the real vault. But they do actually have that much gold in it. Also little known fact, the aqueduct that brings water from the Catskills to NYC is the longest tunnel of any type in the world. (Editors fix: they ARE in fact building a new one , and the aqueduct scenes from the movie were shot in it!) nor are trucks allowed on the FDR, it's not just a recommendation, a dump truck would likely crash into a bridge Most movies just have L.A. stand in for every other city, with maybe some exterior shots, for example, "The Rock" chase scenes were set in San Francisco but clearly shot in L.A. because of the distinctive white-on-blue street signs. Attention to detail they got right, it's easily my favorite of the original "Die Hard" trilogy.

[@MazBringsby]

Yeah, its a lot of fun from beginning to end. Best of the Die Hard movies in my opinion as well..

[@Nuvendil]

Well the other unrealistic thing is what kind of equipment it would take to move the goldand how long it would take to load it up. Gold is extremely heavy.

[@Skiergold]

@@Nuvendil they at least had someone react accordingly to having a gold brick (which if I remember correctly, weighs somewhere in the neighborhood of 45-50 lbs) get tossed into his gut.

[@3rdStreetAVolitionite]

They could have closed off the entire Central Park perimeter and any roads the scene was on. The movie may have had locals as extras, but were probably instructed to stand in a spot then run away from the taxi/stay out of its way. That is the best guess I got. I would also assume if anyone did get hurt while shooting this scene, paramedics were on standby.

[@MarcosGaelHiguera]

1:27 Hey, look out! [ Men Shouting ] McClane! McClane! Watch it. [ Screaming ] McClane!

[@yurdp]

0:30 those ten seconds are just the perfect shot/moment in this movie.

[@kennethzinke9168]

Nick Fury and John McClaine, where's an Uber when you need one????

[@alexshank1414]

The scene after “Rock, rock, rock!” is cinematic gol…no it’s Opal. Beyond platinum. How the impact was shot is visually astounding!

[@OVianense]

What an intense, iconic, unforgettable scene. A scene that they don't make it like they use to anymore, since at the time, with chases like these, they'd make it as a realistic as possible. The introduction where they get together, and begin there dynamic duo, and how they're both opposites, but in the end, become best friends for the amount of respect they have for each other, alongside changing each other's perspectives. A scene that puts you on the edge of your seat with what was going to happen next, which kept you wondering & focused. Humorous as well. A legendary film, from such an iconic storyline/series of John McClane. A film that comes very close to the first film in being the greatest with the first film being first. A legendary cast, storyline, soundtracks, comedy, lots of action, intensity and emotion. Bruce Willis as John McClane truly never fails, and adding Samuel really makes it even more dynamic & iconic with there duo/partnership, like who knew it would be perfect chemistry, literally a masterpiece, like who knew they would work so well together. Like I said earlier, sad that they don't make movies like these anymore, truly way ahead of its time, and a great throwback to the original & first film. 4.30.23 (A movie I got myself, for my birthday on the 19th of April alongside my twin brother @E.D).

[@kathconserv]

Samuel L. Jackson's nostrils when he screams...

[@joewhitehead3]

I wonder if anyone’s ever had the urge to drive through Central Park like that

[@mg19cal]

That thumbnail is *EVERYTHING*

[@Kevin112681]

One of my favorite scenes.

[@MarcosGaelHiguera]

0:28 [ Horn Honking ] [ McClane ] Get outta here!

[@alexp362]

Man the chevy caprice was one tough car!

[@slicer940]

This is hands down one of my favorite movies but in all my years I never knew that line was “how do Catholics do their thing?” I could never make out what he said until today

[@rogerkincaid931]

Never knew a New York detective could be such a talented cab driver...

[@sonrouge]

They're about to squeeze between two trucks and Samuel L. Jackson just says "Oh dear"? That is so beneath him.

[@asecretone]

Beneath him how? He agreed to do the part.

[@jsphat81]

@@asecretone He means Sam would usually say something like "Oh shhiieet mothafuckaaa!"

[@TheJoeSwanon]

He made it sound very realistic

[@milestone_achiever4634]

Gosh, you gotta miss those 9C1 caprices

[@aranerem3767]

Awesome scene. It gets me every time I watch it

[@polechomage1392]

Better than Mad Max Fury Road scenes: more tension, different locations, better music and shot composition.

[@brandoninglin7566]

0:59-1:20 1:30-1:47 is my favorite part of the video

[@mg19cal]

You gotta ask yourself: if you're late for work and your Uber does this and gets you to work on time, are you giving him a 1 star or a fat tip? 😁

[@Killthebatsman]

The rear tire comes off at 1:41 lol magically reappears at 1:43

[@heyjacleu]

If you slow it down its not from the taxi they were in. Its from the taxi they rolled on top of. You can see the whole hood come off, too.

[@richardbrown2334]

Small parts you miss when watching TV. 1:58. Small but unappreciated. "It's got to be a record."

[@tomcatsherman6360]

Caprice classic 1985 my favourite chevy !

[@FallouFitness_NattyEdition]

I honestly think this movie is just as good as the first one. Granted, it's not iconic like the first one is, but it does everything right just as the first one does.

[@al6032]

Now that's what I call a scenic route

[@garymcaleer6112]

Greatest add Chevrolet will ever get!

[@ScarlettM]

What kind of IQ one must have to be in that taxi and NOT BUCKLE UP??!

[@rendersen22]

@ScarlettM Besides being in such a hurry, Zeus could have done so as he used to drive a cab. All he did was hold on to the dashboard. As for me, I always buckle up no matter how short a trip may be.

[@vanilla8956]

"How the catholics do they thing?" I'm dying

[@alberteinsteinthejew]

Man I miss 90s action movies

[@blofeld2430]

I like how they included a bunch of random people New-yorkerly yelling at the car throughout the scene.

[@StephenPhillips]

How do Catholics do their thing?

[@michaelashtonjr.ashohara1414]

Stephen Phillips North, South, West, East

[@hylian_likely]

The drive through the park that inspired GTA III, nice!

[@ForsakenWolf1]

When you say "I'm in a hurry, I'll give you a $100 tip"

[@18rollinon]

When they jump out of the park back onto the street. Did anybody notice the tire with the hubcap beside the car

[@Neildo430ci]

Knocks it off the car they landed on.

[@charliemartin-k7m]

It was off the Ford Taxi they landed on .

[@VinDieselXXX]

God I miss 90s NYC.

[@ryans413]

Are You aiming for these people. No maybe the mime lol

[@HyPhuyenTheSwordPrince]

Pirate song🏴‍☠️ 🎶I love it when I sail on a ship 50 states than the seas When our car's on a run on the roads and the streets We sail on the grass through the trees. Yo ho! Joy rides go When we are on the run Yo ho! Everyone knows We the cops #1!🎶

[@jasonbishop197]

I bet it took couple of weeks to film that park: cab clip..

[@Neildo430ci]

But John said it took three minutes, probably a record.

[@HyPhuyenTheSwordPrince]

If those two watched Winnie the Pooh's series, They've had too much fun listening to Tigger's song from the episode, "Rabbit marks the spot." Tigger's song lyrics say: "I love the life of the pirating ship sailing the seventy seas, But since we're surrounded by acre, the woods, We sail in the land through the trees!" And these guys made the park their traveling seas.

[@AlesterMyersWick]

1:37 INCOMING!

[@3rdStreetAVolitionite]

This is some GTA stuff two years before GTA 1 came out. Lol I also wonder if this scene was the inspiration for Crazy Taxi.

[@JbLentolome]

'You surprises me again McClane..."

[@DeanTheLaughingMann]

This must have been Nick Fury's silent (yet not-so-silent) partner.

[@paulthomas8884]

"IT'S FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, EVERYONE! I'M A POLICE OFFICER!"

[@jackthenarrator4735]

Zeus: "Where da hell you goin' McClane?!!" McClane: "Stop with the goddamn yellin', I know what I'm doin'." Zeus: "Not even GOD knows what your doin'!!!"

[@StephenPhillips]

0:56 - Are you aiming for these people?! Me: No. Maybe for the bushes...

[@tonyarichards5430]

He said Maybe for the mime.

[@StephenPhillips]

@@tonyarichards5430 i know. I'm making a Samuel L. Jackson quote reference.

[@tonyarichards5430]

@@StephenPhillips oh sorry then

[@kathconserv]

Zeus should wear his seat belt.

[@terrygreene7027]

Rock! Rock! Rock!! 😂😂😂😂

[@kanehodder3459]

They don't make action scenes like die hard with a vengeance anymore

[@AlesterMyersWick]

0:58 WILHELM SCREAM!

[@centurymemes1208]

Finally someone notices it except for me

[@chilogutierrez8760]

Maybe that mime had me rolling on the floor

[@akeladavis7976]

GTA Vengence City 1995 gameplay looks great .

[@daniellanier85]

I'm sure a lot of us thought about commuting to work like this right? 😁

[@joewhitehead3]

Especially if you live in places like NYC or LA

[@theenzoferrari458]

This is good proof for a movie pitch where Bruce is casted as a caged taxi cab driver who gets caught up in a save the day action movie.

[@milestone_achiever4634]

Speed and this movie i watched probably 20 tines!!!!

[@utube6093]

1:37 Zeus: (Screaming) MCCLANE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Sonicandlaytonfan]

Now if we could only get Bruce or Sam to play Crazy Taxi lol.

[@landonbenford8369]

Aaaahh, The 20th Century. When No one in the movies wore a seat belt!!!!!

[@aa-ze5cz]

I actually like Vengeance more than Die Hard 2. Not only was Willis great but Jackson was perfect as the sidekick. Obviously the saner one of the two but he didn't do anything over the top and you really start to see them grow as a team/friends towards the end. And Irons was excellent as the villain. The main villains in all the other Die Hards were forgettable. It was asking a lot to keep up with Willis for a Die Hard sequel, especially as his sidekick.... but Jackson was amazing (amazing actor so no surprise) and Irons was great (also an amazing actor).

[@knightwhosaysekyekypatangz7435]

1:38 LMFAO

[@donfierro777]

Ahh yes the good ol scenic route

[@krazido24]

1:22 dust & leaves is on the hood of the cab 1:26 there is no dust & leave on the hood of the cab