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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: As ruthless as he is, Arkady is shown to care for his brother Dimitri, as is shown when he breaks down when Dimitri kills himself.
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* {{Fingore}}: Knox cuts off two of henchman Anton's fingers during a brutal kitchen fight.
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* {{Fingore}}: {{Fingore}}:
** Knox cuts off two of henchman Anton's fingers during a brutal kitchenfight.fight.
** Downplayed: Knox [[{{Determinator}} dips his hand in boiling hot cooking oil to get his hands on a weapon]] during the kitchen fight and his reaction makes clear that it was not a pleasant experience.
** Knox cuts off two of henchman Anton's fingers during a brutal kitchen
** Downplayed: Knox [[{{Determinator}} dips his hand in boiling hot cooking oil to get his hands on a weapon]] during the kitchen fight and his reaction makes clear that it was not a pleasant experience.
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* ShoutOut: Numerous ones to Film/DieHard:
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* ShoutOut: Numerous ones to Film/DieHard:''Film/DieHard'':
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--> '''Steed:''' It's football! (punches Cho in the face)
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* KickTheDog: The mercenaries - especially Arkady and Tatiana - are portrayed as merciless psychopaths who murder innocent civilians without giving them a chance to surrender. One particularly notable instance has Arkdady shoot a trio of sports presenters - for nothing more than dramatic effect - after one has finished reading a televised statement of demands. He then follows up Steed's attempt to initiate contact and negotiate (standard "let a few hostages go as a show of good faith") by threatening to execute a similar amount of female hostages to those he releases and toss the corpses off the rooftop in front of the press "as a show of resilience" and ordering Steed to just give him what he wants.
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* KickTheDog: The mercenaries - especially Arkady and Tatiana - are portrayed as merciless psychopaths who murder innocent civilians without giving them a chance to surrender. One particularly notable instance has Arkdady shoot a trio of sports presenters - for nothing more than dramatic effect - after one has finished reading a televised statement of demands. He then follows up Steed's attempt to initiate contact and negotiate (standard "let a few hostages go as a show of good faith") by threatening to execute a similar greater amount of female hostages to those he releases and toss the corpses off the rooftop in front of the press "as a show of resilience" and ordering Steed to just give him what he wants.
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: Replace "FBI" with "London Police" in this instance. The CIA stands in for the FBI of ''Die Hard'', prioritizing eliminating Arkady and keeping Dimitri's existence a secret over the safety of the civilians in the stadium. Agent Cho, the CIA liaison on the ground, also makes a couple of snarking remarks about [[SoccerHatingAmericans how much he hates soccer]] as he makes clear the aforementioned lack of care about civilian lives (unsurprisingly this makes [[DaChief Superintendent Steed]] decide [[RageBreakingPoint to smash his nose in]]).
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: Replace "FBI" with "London Police" in this instance. The CIA stands in for the FBI of ''Die Hard'', prioritizing eliminating Arkady and keeping Dimitri's existence a secret over the safety of the civilians in the stadium. Agent Cho, the CIA liaison on the ground, also makes a couple of snarking remarks about [[SoccerHatingAmericans how much he hates soccer]] as he makes clear the aforementioned lack of care about civilian lives (unsurprisingly this makes [[DaChief Superintendent Commander Steed]] decide [[RageBreakingPoint to smash his nose in]]).
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* KickTheDog: The mercenaries - especially Arkady and Tatiana - are portrayed as merciless psychopaths who murder innocent civilians without giving them a chance to surrender. One particularly notable instance has Arkdady shoot a trio of sports presenters - for nothing more than dramatic effect - after one has finished reading a televised statement of demands.
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* KickTheDog: The mercenaries - especially Arkady and Tatiana - are portrayed as merciless psychopaths who murder innocent civilians without giving them a chance to surrender. One particularly notable instance has Arkdady shoot a trio of sports presenters - for nothing more than dramatic effect - after one has finished reading a televised statement of demands. He then follows up Steed's attempt to initiate contact and negotiate (standard "let a few hostages go as a show of good faith") by threatening to execute a similar amount of female hostages to those he releases and toss the corpses off the rooftop in front of the press "as a show of resilience" and ordering Steed to just give him what he wants.
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: Replace "FBI" with "London Police" in this instance. The CIA stands in for the FBI of ''Die Hard'', prioritizing eliminating Dimitri over the safety of the civilians in the stadium. Agent Cho, the CIA liaison on the ground, also makes a couple of snarking remarks about [[SoccerHatingAmericans how much he hates soccer]] as he makes clear the aforementioned lack of care about civilian lives (unsurprisingly this makes [[DaChief Superintendent Steed]] decide [[RageBreakingPoint to smash his nose in]]).
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: Replace "FBI" with "London Police" in this instance. The CIA stands in for the FBI of ''Die Hard'', prioritizing eliminating Dimitri Arkady and keeping Dimitri's existence a secret over the safety of the civilians in the stadium. Agent Cho, the CIA liaison on the ground, also makes a couple of snarking remarks about [[SoccerHatingAmericans how much he hates soccer]] as he makes clear the aforementioned lack of care about civilian lives (unsurprisingly this makes [[DaChief Superintendent Steed]] decide [[RageBreakingPoint to smash his nose in]]).
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: Replace "FBI" with "London Police" in this instance. The CIA stands in for the FBI of ''Die Hard'', prioritizing eliminating Dimitri over the safety of the civilians in the stadium. Agent Cho, the CIA liaison on the ground, also makes a couple of snarking remarks about [[SoccerHatingAmericans how much he hates soccer]] as he makes clear the aforementioned lack of care about civilian lives (unsurprisingly this makes [[DaChief Superintendent Steed]] decide [[RageBreakingPoint to smash his nose in]]).
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* {{Retirony}}: The sports broadcast mentions early and repeatedly that it's the final football game before the stadium is demolished (there is also a "Farewell, Boleyn!" dangling from the rafters that becomes a ChekhovsGun). A significant chunk of said demolition happens way ahead of schedule at the climax.
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* {{Retirony}}: The sports broadcast mentions early and repeatedly that it's the final football game before the stadium is demolished (there is also a "Farewell, Boleyn!" banner dangling from the rafters that becomes a ChekhovsGun). A significant chunk of said demolition happens way ahead of schedule at the climax.
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* {{Retirony}}: The sports broadcast mentions early and repeatedly that it's the final football game before the stadium is demolished (there is also a "Farewell, Boleyn!" dangling from the rafters that becomes a ChekhovsGun). A significant chunk of said demolition happens way ahead of schedule at the climax.
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No connection to the BBC football results and analysis programme with the same title. [[Film/FinalScore1986 Or the 1986 film starring Chris Mitchum]].
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No connection to the BBC football results and analysis programme with the same title.title, or the now-defunct ''FSN Final Score'' that aired on Creator/{{Fox}}'s regional sports networks (and [=RSNs=] owned by other companies) in the late 2000s. [[Film/FinalScore1986 Or the 1986 film starring Chris Mitchum]].
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* FakingTheDead: To end the revolution in Sakovia the UK government - likely working with the Americans - fakes Dimitri's death and provides him with a new identity.
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* FakingTheDead: To end the revolution in Sakovia Sakovia, the UK government - likely working with the Americans - fakes Dimitri's death and provides him with a new identity.
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** Tatiana chases Knox along said roof on a motorcycle, so she qualifies as a female version - probably too much of a toughie to be classed as a BikerBabe.
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** Tatiana chases Knox along said roof on a motorcycle, so she qualifies as a female version - probably too much of a toughie to be classed as a BikerBabe.version.
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* SpiritualSuccessor: To the 1995 Creator/JeanClaudeVanDamme movie ''Film/SuddenDeath'' in many ways. Similarities include:
** One man attempting to save thousands of unaware spectators from armed villains at a sporting event.
** The hero attends the event with a young female relative.
** Villains hold said relative hostage.
** One of the earliest fights is in the stadium's kitchen.
** The villains are initially unaware of Knox but decide to use him after he kills a few of them.
** One man attempting to save thousands of unaware spectators from armed villains at a sporting event.
** The hero attends the event with a young female relative.
** Villains hold said relative hostage.
** One of the earliest fights is in the stadium's kitchen.
** The villains are initially unaware of Knox but decide to use him after he kills a few of them.
