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A Good Day to Die Hard is a Die Hard movie.
Eugene Ipavec, 16 December 2009
A flag is seen in just a few fleeting scenes early in the movie, and I couldn't tell if it was
real or not. The scene took place outside a courtroom in Moscow, and there was a political protest
going on outside the courtroom. There were only two flags seen in the protesting crowd, one was the
usual Russian national flag (horizontal tricolour: white, blue, red.) The second was the same, but
a vertical tricolour of white, blue red. (It didn't look like someone just put a Russian flag
sideways on flagpoles, as it had what looked like a 2:3 proportion to it), I think I even once saw
the vertical tricolour fly from the courthouse as well!
David Kendall, 5 March 2013
That sounds like a high flag held horizontally. Especially the type that can be fastened to the
top and bottom would make excellent protest banner-like flags, if held between two staffs
instead.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 6 March 2013
The flag can be seen in this photo from a trailer; a W-B-R
vertical tricolour. It looks like a fictional flag designed by the movie-makers.
Lomantsov Victor, 6 March 2013
Yes, I figured it might be fiction, but it's an odd reason to design a flag, as it doesn't take
place in a fictional universe like Star Trek.
It doesn't really serve a purpose to have it there.
David Kendall, 6 March 2013
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