action

Die Hard is perhaps one of the most celebrated action(Christmas) movies of all time, and screenwriters and development executives love how the movie incorporates character development snugly into character development's high stakes terrorist situation plot.

action thriller

Die Hard is a 1988 American action thriller film directed by John McTiernan, written by Steven E. de Souza and Jeb Stuart, and stars Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman.

gun-play, stunts and martial arts action

The genre typically involves gun-play, stunts and martial arts action.

action, crime and thriler

The genre of the movie are action, crime and thriler.

action film

Debuting in July 1988, the Oscar nominated film, Die Hard challenged preconceptions of the action film genre and what constituted a Christmas film.

third-person shooter

Die Hard is a third-person shooter, with a camera and controls that recall games such as Tomb Raider.

Action, Horror, Shooter

It is the type of game Action, Horror, Shooter.

unbearably tense

From a simple set-up - terrorists chase a hero around a large building, both sides try and annihilate the other - Die Hard blooms into a perfectly structured, unbearably tense piece of art which represents the pinnacle of 1980s Hollywood action cinema.

crime, adventure

The genres include crime, adventure, general fiction.

of wise-cracking, unkillable, near-super-human-cop movies

The original Die Hard (1988) was a seminal movie, defining a genre of wise-cracking, unkillable, near-super-human-cop movies.

detective thriller

The genre in question being the film noir/hardboiled private detective thriller.

first-person shooter with survival horror elements

Thus, the genre is usually considered a first-person shooter with survival horror elements.

crime

The crime genre is usually distinguished due to the male protagonist, femme fatal, alcohol and murders.

The film noir

The film noir is a hard genre to define, but a hard genre is commonly said to be a collection of Aesthetical Principles and a more cynical outlook during and after WWII.1.

the electro-pop scene

the electro-pop scene's all here - dreamy melodies, Moroder-esque basslines, melancholic sleazy vocals, and glittering synth hooks that are to die for.