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Of the 4, I thought the Dirty Dancing one was the best by Allumeuse

The woman who wrote the screenplay was a delight and possibly is my new spirit animal.

I will say that I have noticed that between this and the TTMU series as well, they don't do gender balance well. It is like 3 for boys, 1 for girls, or 2 for boys, 1 for girls, 1 that is maybe gender neutral.

I would like another installment to be more 50-50. A lot about Die Hard was already known so it wasn't that interesting to me, but you almost never hear about how some of these female led movies get made.

I mean, I would love to see them do When Harry Met Sally. If only to have Rob Reiner talk about Nora Ephron.