These are the ten worst movies that tried, and failed, to be Die Hard. The first Under Siege movie is generally considered among the better Die Hard copies, mostly thanks to solid action direction from Andrew Davis and buck wild villain performances from Tommy Lee Jones and Gary Busey.

Breillat doesn’t need her heroine to lick milk from a saucer on her hands and knees to shock people; she understands that even in 2024, there’s nothing more radical or daring than a close-up of an older woman experiencing pleasure and not giving a damn what anyone else thinks.