One Of It’s Always Sunny’s Best Episodes Is An Homage To A Classic Bruce Willis Action Movie

“Philadelphia is always sunny” is striving to look at the world through a pop culture lens, which means that there are a huge number of movies and TV shows to the series and TV shows in the series. Charlie (Charlie Day) is Dressed Al Pacino Frank Serpico “Serpico” For example, and the whole gang made several “deadly weapons” episodes of some questionable choices (It led to the prohibition of streaming episodes), So it is clear that the movies are at the forefront of their minds. During the season 3, we have one of the best tribute to the film’s “The Gang Get Goyds Hot Hot Hot Hot Hot Hanna”, which respects the Bruce Willis -Lemed Action Classic “DIE HARD” event.

“The gang is considered a hostage,” Dennis (Glenn Howerton), Dee (Kaitlin Olson), Mac (Rob McELHENNY) and Charlie will receive hostage McPyleles, members of the massive interior design family who attended the ALA school with Mac and Charlie. When Liam (Jimmi Simpson) and Ryan McPoyle (Nathan Mooney) consider the gang as a hostage and disturb them to the stunning sister Margaret (TheSy Surface), Frank (Danny Devito) indexing through air products, just like Wellisi’s John McClane “Die Hard”. It’s pretty fun, and there are several straight, hilarious references to the 1988 John McTierna Classic event.

Although the gang is forced to fight each other in ridiculous challenges, McPyleles turns heat and makes everything in the bar comfort and sweaty. Frank is in the vents because he is looking for his will, which Charlie hid there, and we see him indexing in a white tank, sweating, using lighter to see and communicating with a radio phone with Mac, just as John McClane talks on SGT. Powell (Reginald Veljohnson) “Die Hard”. When he and Charlie met in Charlie’s Bad (where he goes to cut the bottles), they flee through the vents together, ending up with stand -off McPyles. Then by pulling a new transfer from the McClane playbook, Frank Cand-to-the-weapon is on his back, so when he puts his hand behind his head to the gunpoint, he can draw a weapon and change the stakes. He even shouts the version McClane’s most famous lineAlthough he uses the TV version of “Die Hard 2”, shouting, “Yippee-Yay, Mr. Falcon!” When he strives for McPoyleles.

It’s a pretty big stretch to consider Frank as a hero anywhere, but he saves the day in this case when McPyleles begins to escape. There is another great little tribute in the shop and it is a pretty direct copy of the recent moments of Villain Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) “Die Hard” at the end.

As a result of shooting his weapon, Ryan finally falls to the side of the building and Liam grabs him on his arm, holding his beloved life. Frank pushes Ryan off with a wooden board, which leads to his fall, and it mimics the moment at “Die Hard” as Hans Gruber falls when McClane comes off his wife’s clock, so Gruber loses his grip. Just like Hans, Ryan falls extremely slowly but does not have the entire length of a skyscraper like a nap in plaza, and falling, and falling Instead, we see him land on his feet on the sidewalk below. However, the same cannot be said to Hans, which I think became a human pancake.

Mcpyleles are some The best side characters in all “it’s always sunny” And Liam’s prolonged cry when Ryan Falls is fun, as well as their line delivery throughout the period. (Simpson, who says “Start the wet nipples of bricks” is one of the biggest “sunny” lines of all time, and this is a show with some incredible ones.) Although “Gey Hot Postonges” does not cheat on the movie in the same way as the “deadly weapon of the gang” for episodes of action movies. Action films and “it’s always sunny” are a match made in heaven, and “the gang gets a hostage” that gave us the first taste of how great a mix can be.