Die Hard: Die-athlon
- Genre: Action
- Film running length: 496 min
(excl trailers and advertisements) - UK Release Date: 13/2/2013
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox Film Co
Are you a true Die Hard?
In anticipation for the latest 'Die Hard' release, re-live all the suspense and excitement of the previous 'Die Hard' films to get you in that action-packed mood.
Starting on the afternoon of Wednesday 13th February, this special 'Die-athlon' ticket includes the 4 previous Die Hard films back-to-back at the BFI IMAX:
12.30pm = Die Hard (1988, 127 mins)
3.15pm = Die Hard 2 (1990, 97 mins)
6.00pm = Die Hard with a Vengeance (1995, 129 mins)
9.00pm = Live Free or Die Hard (2007, 123 mins)
The 'Die-athlon' ticket is the perfect build-up to the latest release, 'A Good Day To Die Hard', which starts at 11:59pm, with tickets available separately.*
* Please note that the 'Die-athlon' ticket does not include the screening of 'A Good Day To Die Hard'. To book tickets for 'A Good Day To Die Hard' at the BFI IMAX, click here.
DIE HARD DIE - ATHLON BOX SET GIVEAWAY - To celebrate the screening of the Die Hard Die-aphlon, we have 10 copies of the Die Hard box set containing all 4 films to give away. For your chance to pick up a copy simply book tickets online or in cinema for tomorrow's Die-aphlon, and you will automatically be entered into the prize draw. Winners will be selected at random and announced at the BFI IMAX in-between Die Hard films. Select this link to view terms and conditions.
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