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Early bit of videogame (Gears of War, as reference later?). House blows up (still under credits).

FBI Cyber Security Division, one of bodies hacked into during credits.

John McLane, interrupts guy making out with his daughter, Lucy. She told the guy he was dead. [i.e. family dynamics, dysfunctional] She’s not talking to him. ‘You are such an asshole’. She isn’t using his surname.

McLane asked to pick up one of hackers being sought for possible FBI breach. Matthew Farrell, who we saw earlier being contacted by one of those involved in the hacking (fits geeky stereotype in collectable figures, etc). Killers after him, just as McLane arrives. First real action sequence, although not large scale, mainly shooting. Explosion in computer – booby-trapped. Escape building. Into car, grabbed through window – action continues, stunts, etc, guys on car. But doesn’t turn into car chase to follow (as might expect).

Followed by quiet reaction – of bad guys, of the two in the car. ‘Have you done stuff like that before’, asks M (intertextual ref, but also motivated).

Seven dead hackers so far, none of whom were on the FBI list of suspects. (Hackers used without knowing what they were involved in.)

4th of July weekend (fitting DH holiday template).

Music taste difference between M and J (old rock preference of J, Credence; marker of generational difference). M: news is completely manipulated, to keep you living in fear, so will go out and spend on things you don’t need.

Bad guys control traffic lights, cause crashes as their helicopter moves in. Gridlock. Train network system crashes; FAA alert. Anthrax alarm goes off in FBI office [911 type references] Others also. Wall Street hit. Upload ‘video package’. ‘American Under Attack’ on TV screen. Ref to being on drills for this kind of thing. Video played: it is time to strike fear into the hearts of citizenry – words from speeches from various presidents. More of this. Ends with Bush jr saying will not falter, will not fail – before bit more, including ‘happy independence day’. Matt: it’s a fire-sale. Three step systematic attack on the entire national infrastructure. Everything must go. Pretty much everything run by computers.

‘Agent Johnson’ – from previous film. Reaction ‘great’ from M, although throwaway (no issue if not picked up). M to be taken to Homeland Security.

M: ‘It took FEMA five days to get water to the Superdome’ – pointed reference point.

Bad guy, knows all about JM. Ref to Holly, daughter. Mess with his bank records. ‘John, you’re gonna lost’ – but we know that won’t happen. Calls lead bad guy ‘fuckhead’, et, as before.

Attacked by helicopter, gun battle. Police radio intercepted replaced by bad guys. JM ingenuity against technology. Eg knocks one guy out of heli by hitting hydrant and sending up water spume. One guy against team with technological control. Eg; he escapes chopper into tunnel; they redirect all traffic to head towards him – from both directions, then put out the lights. Spectacular flying-car stunts – they manage to dodge. JM gets mad. Drives back out to confront helicopter. Leaps out of flaming car – it his toll both, takes off and hits helicopter. Spectacle + ingenuity defeats technology. Injured, bloodied, but keeps going.

Police station – chaos, impression of breakdown. Chaos on street, too. Bad guys have accessed some very impressive looking server centre.

Refs on news to anthrax reports, terrorist threat, people being advised to abandon cars.

All TV stations blanketed. Messages broadcast: what if this only the beginning, etc. What if help never comes, etc. To image of white house – when they blows up. Reaction as if real, but is a fake (special effects, reminiscent of Independence Day, esp. given the setting).

Matt: refers to it as ‘virtual terrorism’. Had thought fire sale be cool if happened; reset the system. JM: not a system, a country…

Matt: not everything be able to be done remotely. Some things need to go there. National power grid… Eastern Hub – could wipe out all the power but have to be done manually.

[Opposition between technology and individual action; but JM also needs Matt, with his expertise]

Matt also proves able to improvise. Does so to get car started remotely through some service that comes on radio link after air bags deployed. JM says was pretty good back there. Matt says can’t do this shit – heroic, etc. JM says is just doing his job. Get nothing for being a hero, just pat on the back, etc. Refs to family, divorce, them not wanting to talk to him. [But of course he is a full-on hero, part of status of which is denying it as a status thing.]

Ref. to Matt’s lack of fitness. ‘You know they have these things called gymnasiums’. This another ground of opposition between the two: action hero vs. geek.

JM and Matt enter power centre, fights, etc. Matt’s role to get the system back up (about to shutdown). Comment about girl’s ‘kung fu shit’ (or words to that effect); ie.e he uses ‘old fashioned’ western fighting. JM thrown out window by girl, but drives car back into building, crashes through, ends up in lift shaft, etc.

Matt starts putting back some of security. Also sends ‘ebomb’, lots of stuff about Viagra, etc, send to bad guy systems.

We still don’t know what it’s all about – what the motivation is for the whole business.

Central bad guy reroutes lots of natural gas in system to the hub (presages a big explosion). Fireballs heading for the place. Goes up in huge explosions but they survive (confrontation been made personal after JM’s comments to bad guy about killing the girl, etc.).

Bad guy: was DoD’s chief programmer. After 911, called for total overall. Crucified when tried to go public. Disappeared. [But we still don’t know what he wants]

Power going down all over the place.

Matt suggests go see ‘the Warlock’. JM flies helicopter (jokes relating to ability). Warlock’s – house with lights still on. Kevin Smith, arch geek in his basement. JM refers to self as more of a Star Wars guy – mocked by Warlock (in-joke).

Thomas Gabriel, the bad guy. Warlock knows story. TG showed how could hack into Norad with a laptop, to prove a point. Fell of the grid. W also trying to figure out what he’s using it for. Part of Social Security system seems to be target (this is the place where the breach was earlier).

Bad guys pick up JM’s daughter.

JM: comment about not being as smart of you guys with all this computer shit. But continues to wind him up. Shows JM his daughter stuck in lift – TG is talking to her, posing as police on phone. She uses surname, ‘Gennaro’.

JM says Matt can’t go with him – to go to get daughter and TG. But Matt gets in the car with him…

Lucy is feisty, very much her father’s daughter.

‘Woodlawn’, meant to be social security. Is in fact NSA, failsafe backup for all the data (defence, Wall St, etc). This kept secret. If accessed, Gabriel could use it to siphon billions, or could destroy. Designed by Gabriel. Hacking system triggered download of all info to the backup.

Matt uses his skills to help at Woodlawn. Gains access to room where servers are. Comments that ‘they’re going after the money’. Gets out his kit and intervenes.

Gabriel says he is doing the country a favour. Better than some outside, some religious nut-job seeking armaggedon. Everything he’s done can be fixed, if the country’s prepared to pay for it.

Lucy now calls herself McLane.

Big truck with bad guys equipment. JM on roof, commandeers. Chasing van. Jet on way. FBI guys in helicopters. But it’s JM vs the bad guys in van. Gabriel gets pilot to target JM’s truck. So now JM’s up against a military jet! Fires missiles – more spectacle, destructruction of raised highway, etc. Truck shot to pieces at close range by jet. Ends up jumping onto jet. Pilot ejects – damage, warning lights. JM jumps to ground just before fireball crash of jet.

[There is, then, a distinct sense of building up to this, by far the biggest spectacular set-piece, although are earlier pretty substantial onces]

Yipee-kay-ay motherfucker line just before he gets the bad guy – by shooting him through his own shoulder with the other guy’s gun. Then FBI arrive.

Matt also gets wounded at some point. JM: chicks dig scars. Not that one, he says, in reference to Lucy. Says thanks for saving his daughter’s life. She clearly fancies Matt (‘did he say anything about me’).

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