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One of the best danish directors right now is Nikolaj Arcel! T his guy is surely capable of directing one of those big blockbusters. His care for details is huge, and you can feel throughout the movie that he likes what he is doing.

If you like Harry Potter or Narnia, you will like this one too! The plot is one of those good old adventures about the battle between the good and the evil, souls, ghosts, dark creatures and evil sorcerer.

The special effects in this movie is insanely well done, and is just as good or perhaps better than the effects of the rescent Potter-movies.

The acting is great, considering we are dealing with teenagers and small children. The older actors are some of the best danish actors right now, Anders W. Berthelsen is always a pleasure to watch, and Lars Mikkelsen is frightening as the Necromancer. If Ralph Fiennes didn't play Voldemort, Lars would!

It is impressing how a band this old can still produce a concert like this! They have the same energy as for 25 years ago! Unfortunately I didn't see U2 when they came to Denmark, and I am still sad about it!! Could have been a experience of my lifetime - if it was just half as good as the show in Chicago.

The best thing about this concert, is that they play a track from almost every album they have produced! Noy only the hitlist-wonders like Vertigo and Sunday Bloody Sunday. They play less known numbers like "40" and "Cry/Electric Co." I must admit that I wasn't the biggest U2 fan, so I didn't know these tracks. But they are almost as good as the biggest of all: "Elevation" and "Sunday Bloody Sunday"!

Elevation is bye the way, the best track on the DVD. The way the entire Crowd shouts "ELEVATION" is extraordinary! The only thing I can compare it with, is "We Will Rock You" from the Live Aid concert from 1985. 100.000 people or more shouts "WE WILL, WE WILL ROCK YOU" along Freddie Mercury!

A truly amazing music-DVD!!

How to make an great action movie: First you need a (male!) hero, this dude has to have some sort of personal or mental problems. He also needs a striking humor! Then you need, of course a bad guy with some sort of catchy name, something a bit more clever than for instance "John Smith". It's vital that the villain and the hero is not from the same country. Usually the crook is from the middle-east (terrorist) or Europe (Nazi or rich asshole looking for more money). The plot is usually not that important. But if it's original and make you say "Wow!", then that's just another star in the book. Two more things: Beautiful, gutless Women and an extreme amount explosions. Everything which in real life will not explode, no matter how many times you shoot at it with a Beretta or UZI, has to explode!! If all it takes is someone to kick the item, it still has to explode! And the explosions has to be incredibly large and flamey. A toaster being shot at with a slingshot has to make the same amount of flame as 5 kilos of napalm!!

If you add all these things up, you'll get... TADAA! Die Hard! And Die Hard = Movie worth watching over and over and over again!