By all accounts, A Good Day To Die Hard is a terrible movie. But the stunts, well, there were a lot of them and they cost a fortune. Director John Moore decided that when it came to smashing expensive vehicles, it was time to go big or go home.

Hollywood loves to disguise Budapest by adding a few extra Ladas parked on the streets, with fake communist monuments in the background and blue street signs everywhere to make it look like Moscow. Since it's a much nicer experience to shoot a movie here than over in Russia, that's exactly what they did once again…

Dartz, our favorite of all the insane Latvian armored car makers, will be supplying Bruce Willis with some armored transport for the next Die Hard film, A Good Day To Die Hard, that's due to be released in 2013.

This commercial for Die Hard Platinum batteries illustrates why expensive batteries are sometimes worth the price. Drive into the Mohave desert, shoot the truck's battery with a .458 caliber rifle, then it still works to start a truck. Very convincing.

Proving you don't need sexual suggestions to sell your wares, DIEHARD creates a commercial for their car battery at least ten times better than the donkey lips Energizer commercial. This is how GM should have advertised the Volt.