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Die Hard ! .. is a Christmas movie
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By *oguish1 OP Man
over a year ago
Carrigrohane |
I jus read a number of posts saying that die hard isn't. A Christmas movie .... Cop the fuck on! (sorry about the language). This movie has Christmas presents a Christmas rap in the opening and closing seen a Christmas party and many other Christmas references .... Also in most polls it is voted in the top 3 of all time. Who is with me, Die Hard is a great Christmas movie? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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There's 2 types of people.
Those who say die hard is a Christmas movie and those that are wrong.
And it's more christmassy then child abandonment films like home alone |
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Dead body comes down in the lift with a Santa Hat on it and the sweater says "Now I have a machine gun Ho Ho Ho".
Despite what McClane was faced with he was still in the spirit. A movie doesn't get much more Christmasy than that. |
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"There's 2 types of people.
Those who say die hard is a Christmas movie and those that are wrong.
And it's more christmassy then child abandonment films like home alone "
Die hard and Lethal Weapon......the two best Christmas movies of all time. |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
The one and only true Christmas movie is the unsurpassed classic: It's a wonderful life!; which incidentally was not filmed during the winter at all, and it was ignored for years after 1946, until the copyright expired and thus it became free to broadcast.
Trading Places and Die Hard were scripted, designed and produced to be shown within Christmas TV schedules, but they have no direct connection with Christmas.
However, the superb animated film, The Snowman, is a Christmas film; broadcast on Channel 4 every year since 1982.
Finally, Die Hard and Trading Places are both excellent films; high production values, superb acting, supremely entertaining. But with no real connection to the Christian festival of Christmas! |
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By *oguish1 OP Man
over a year ago
Carrigrohane |
"Die hard a favourite Xmas movie along with home alone, elf, lethal weapon, Harry Potter, love actually, the family stone, too many to mention"
Love your list .... 2 additions I like are Deck the halls and 4 Christmases... |
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By *oguish1 OP Man
over a year ago
Carrigrohane |
"No, its a movie set at Christmas, not a movie about Christmas so there. but not a bad movie even after all these years."
Now Mick ...if you were to apply this logic to most Christmas movies they would not make the grade. Your rationale seems to indicate, unless it is a religious or a Disney PG movie then it is not a Christmas movie... This is flawed thinking !!! Yes one or two people get killed ... But hey ... Open your mind ... There are more then one type of Christmas movie.... And this one is bloody (pun not intended ) great. |
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By *ustBoWoman
over a year ago
Somewhere in Co. Down |
"It is most definitely a Christmas movie
Will u tell geralt that because i literally had that argument with him the other day and hes sayin no"
Ack sure he won't listen to me but we know it's a Christmas movie . |
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"It is most definitely a Christmas movie
Will u tell geralt that because i literally had that argument with him the other day and hes sayin no
Ack sure he won't listen to me but we know it's a Christmas movie ."
Feckin stubborn men cant admit when theyre wrong |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I've only seen it once - when it was released, I can't remember it having anything to do with Christmas
Ho Ho Ho now I have a machine gun!"
It clearly made absolutely no impression on me other than being aware that Bruce Willis was the lead |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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I watched it last night on RTE; a lot of Christmas themes have been specifically written into it, to ensure it become a 'Christmas schedule' fixture, but it could have taken place at any time of the year.
However, it is a film with very high production values, expertly scripted, very good acting, lots of drama and excitement; a well-rounded package of fantasy entertainment.
It will be broadcast for decades to come at Xmas; thereby fulfilling the investors' original goal: to generate ongoing income from a varied range of broadcasters who need to fill their schedules with a romp that advertisers will pay handsomely to have their messaged woven into. It's all about money;as the film was too! |
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"No, its a movie set at Christmas, not a movie about Christmas so there. but not a bad movie even after all these years.
Now Mick ...if you were to apply this logic to most Christmas movies they would not make the grade. Your rationale seems to indicate, unless it is a religious or a Disney PG movie then it is not a Christmas movie... This is flawed thinking !!! Yes one or two people get killed ... But hey ... Open your mind ... There are more then one type of Christmas movie.... And this one is bloody (pun not intended ) great."
Now if you really want flawed thinking then your post is a winner.
You seem to be assuming a lot about my idea of Christmas ?? with nothing to support you.
But hey, yippee ki yay fudder mucker |
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