A movie poster parody titled “Die Soft,” playing on the iconic 1988 action film "Die Hard." The poster features an action-packed yet humorous twist: instead of the gritty, intense Bruce Willis character, the hero is a giant, cuddly teddy bear dressed in a white tank top and a pair of suspenders, gripping a walkie-talkie in one paw and a plush, oversized pillow in the other. The setting is a towering skyscraper made entirely of pillows, cushions, and soft blankets, whimsically named the "Nakatomi Plaza Soft-orium." Explosions of feathers burst from various windows, adding a playful chaos to the scene. The tagline at the top reads, "Yippee-Ki-Yay, Fuzzy Sleeper!" in a bold, action-movie font. In the background, a group of villainous stuffed animals—led by a sneering, monocle-wearing teddy bear with a tiny bowtie—are shown trying to "take over" the building, holding squirt guns and comically oversized scissors meant for cutting ribbons. The hero teddy bear's determined expression and action-ready pose contrast hilariously with the soft, fluffy setting. At the bottom, the credits are listed with names like "Directed by Stuffed McTiernan" and "Produced by Plush Pictures." The overall design mimics the intense, dramatic tone of "Die Hard," but the substitution of soft, plush elements turns it into a light-hearted and humorous play on the original film.