When it comes to Bruce Willis' work, many critics and moviegoers seem to be related to Night Shyamalan's dead people.

Willis is a classical example of typecasting: he gained his fame (and fortune) largely through Die Hard and other action movies, and people tend to have a knee-jerk reaction at the mention of his name. They only see the typical all-brawn, no-brain he-man who saves the world by bursting in with a drawn gun at a dramatic moment. Some critics then proceed to bash Willis for only appearing in bad films - while his performances in anything besides action blockbusters are either quickly forgotten or met with baffled consternation.

This site is a tribute to a versatile entertainer, a honest dramatic actor and a capable comedian.