Bruce Willis Pillows

Right after McClane throws a guy out a window, he delivers one of his iconic McClane lines...

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Part of an ongoing series with movies depicted in two film frames.

Logo from the KFLW-TV 14 News channel where Richard Thornburg works, from the classic 1988 movie, “Die Hard”.

Welcome to the party, pal.

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Russ and Rusty from The Kid (2001)

Yippee kye yea

John McClane's infamous exclamation lets people know you're the one to save the day.

The greatest comicbook action noir movie icons of all time...as icons!

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The Sixth Sense, 1999

Die Hard Ugly Christmas Sweater

Yippee Ki-Yay Melon Farmer

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Fantastic shirt to go with the holiday season

Not Christmas Until Hans Gruber Falls

Don't die hard, cry hard.

Hans Gruber Die Hard Christmas Tree Baubles

Just like Saigon, eh Slick? Come on down to Nakatomi Plaza for a helicopter tour today! Come out to the coast! We'll get together, have a few laughs.

Nakatomi Plaza is an office tower located in Century City, California, where the California branch of the Japanese company Nakatomi Corporation is located. The building he represented is constructed by Fox Plaza Building, headquarters of 20th Century Fox.

The "Yippee Ki Yay" T-shirt captures the iconic catchphrase made famous by John McClane, the protagonist of the "Die Hard" film series. With its bold and memorable expression, this shirt becomes a wearable declaration of action movie fandom. The design might incorporate elements associated with the films, such as imagery related to the scenes where the phrase is uttered or typography that evokes the gritty and intense atmosphere of "Die Hard." Whether you're a die-hard fan or simply appreciate classic movie quotes, this T-shirt is a stylish and impactful addition to your wardrobe.

DIE HARD BLACK AND WHITE MOMENT BRUCE WILLIS

Simon Gruber knows accents in "Die Hard With A Vengence"

Collage originally created in 1997 and edited in 2012. Features a sketchbook drawing of Bruce Willis from the 90's Movie Twelve Monkeys. The concept of the artwork is about balancing light and dark, love and hate, work and life.

What if John McClane's adventures were an 80s-style video game? Would you DIE HARD?

Join Leeloo and Korben on their adventures to save the universe. All you need is love and Chi-Ken.

Chakra-loving movie goers will love this crossover between finding balance and great movies! Tap into your Sixth Sense with this cute Tee!

Butch Coolidge, choose your weapon