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Real Talking Time:
Bruce Willis retires. On Wednesday 30/03/2022; Bruce
Willis' ex-wife Demi Moore announced on her Instagram that I am paraphrasing he
has been diagnosed with Aphasia and will be retiring.
So straight off the bat the first thing I would like to do
is apologise if I have overly criticised his performances in his latest films
over the past many years, I don't know how long things have slowly been
declining on a very little bit of research I have heard he was finding things
difficult on the film title Glass 2017. So from now on until I am no longer
doing this when it comes to his 2015 films and beyond I will keep this in mind
about his performances, yes I don't know the specific of Bruce Willis of his
health, but I refuse to heavily criticise someone for doing their best under
their circumstances and yes 2015 is purely 110% speculation on my part, I am
just trying to be fair and lenient to the best of my abilities.
Because Bruce Willis with his disease/disability I also
have brain damage, but it is completely different, mine was from birth and if
or when you meet me or occasionally see pictures my disability is obvious and I
have been living with it/dealing with it for as of this blog being dictated 39
years and counting, my situation is permanent and the disability is
quadriplegic cerebral palsy with spastic tendencies on a daily basis. Basically
in a nutshell in minus my mental illness which I have also made peace with it
is permanent and the little inclusion of being dyslexic as well.
I am intelligent, with personality with a sense of humour
but physically my body is screwed, because of this situation a secondary issue
of so many is that due to the wear and tear that I put my body under I may age
slightly quicker.
The reason why I am telling you all this; is so that you
can see I am experienced in what I am about to say next and yes once again I
know Bruce Willis' situation is completely different to mine. But I can now say
this; regardless of how long this situation has been slowly but surely
progressively declining I can completely understand Bruce, his family and other
people around him for trying to keep this situation quiet for as long as
possible.
Because any good person deserves to do something they
enjoy until they hang it up or it is down to health reasons why they can't. I
know, I know I have just said this; but Bruce deserves at least to have a small
part in if there is to be one more/final Die Hard film [ just for the record I
know there is a sixth title by the name of McClane, but it is just that a title
and nothing more of concrete substance or who knows if this was to happen at
some point they may even change the title I don't know, I am just covering my
back at this point for the future.] But I digress even if it is just to kill
him off in the first 10 minutes [I am not doing this disrespectfully, I am
doing this to protect him and his health situation and to do this full circle
thing; as in you will see we began here we end here,] so his children; after
the funeral with retired Sergeant Al Powell [Reginald VelJohnson,] Dick
Thornburg [William Atherton;] he is looking for the story of what happened and
gets punched again from Holly; Holly Gennero-McClane [Bonnie Bedelia;] Lucy
McClane [Mary Elizabeth Winstead] and John McClane Jr. [Jai Courtney] want to
bring to justice Thomas Gruber [Jared Leto] the son of Simon Peter
Gruber/Colonel Peter Krieg and nephew of Hans Gruber and if this film was to
take place it has to be set around Christmas Eve and conveniently Los Angeles
[or if Thomas was to escape to here] and the newly rebuilt Nakatomi Plaza has to feature at some point,
including Zeus Carver [Samuel L Jackson] visiting this location and yet again
getting stuck in the middle, so that Thomas can share a similar fate as his
uncle at the end of this film; they could even title this film is Die Hard:
Blood Ties, Blood Dies.
I mean Bruce Willis a.k.a. John McClane deserves a send-off
like this so life comes full circle and goes out with a big bang. But back into
reality I hope Bruce has a long and comfortable retirement in every way shape
and form and thanks for making some classic films.
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