Is Die Hard a Christmas movie to you?
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YesWhen I was about 19 years old I drove down to Longview to spend the weekend at my Grandma's. I got us Subway sandwiches and brought Diehard for us to watch for the holidays. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it for the umpteenth time. We had a nice weekend and I drove back home Sunday night.
On Monday afternoon, my dad left me a voice message to call him. When he leaves voice messages but doesn't state the reason, I know it is something very serious. (That's true to this day).
I called dad back on Monday night. He told me that Grandma had been shocked by the language and violence of Die Hard and in the future he wanted me to bring cleaner movies to watch when visiting Grandma. Especially during the Christmas season. -
YesAnyone who says no is a dumbass. "Christmas in Hollis" is playing as the goddamn movie opens. If you say no you hate Run DMC, Santa, the Baby Jesus, America, and are probably a racist.
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I think you just gave the best answer.dflea said:What the fuck is a Christmas movie? One you watch at or near Christmas?
Then it is for me. I watch it within a couple weeks of Christmas every damn year. I just watched it last week - loved it, too.
But look, I'm not heading to the 7-11 over this.
It's a Christmas movie because I think of watching it when it gets close to Christmas.
It's associated with the Christmas season, ergo Christmas movie.
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Short Bus riders of the world unite!!YellowSnow said:
Stay in your lane chosen one!!Mad_Son said:I tell people it is.
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lolDerekJohnson said:When I was about 19 years old I drove down to Longview to spend the weekend at my Grandma's. I got us Subway sandwiches and brought Diehard for us to watch for the holidays. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it for the umpteenth time. We had a nice weekend and I drove back home Sunday night.
On Monday afternoon, my dad left me a voice message to call him. When he leaves voice messages but doesn't state the reason, I know it is something very serious. (That's true to this day).
I called dad back on Monday night. He told me that Grandma had been shocked by the language and violence of Die Hard and in the future he wanted me to bring cleaner movies to watch when visiting Grandma. Especially during the Christmas season.
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You’ve met me. I don’t fit on the short bus, Bud.pawz said:
Short Bus riders of the world unite!!YellowSnow said:
Stay in your lane chosen one!!Mad_Son said:I tell people it is.
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What about being gay? homophobic?Swaye said:Anyone who says no is a dumbass. "Christmas in Hollis" is playing as the goddamn movie opens. If you say no you hate Run DMC, Santa, the Baby Jesus, America, and are probably a racist.
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NoNever figured out why so many want to have this debate for Die Hard but not for Lethal Weapon. There is more Christmas (War) imagery in Lethal Weapon than Die Hard. And it begins with a nice little Christmas song whilst a nude Amanda Hunsacker takes a swan dive out of the high rise. Right before Riggs buys a Christmas tree (and 100 grand of cocaine) Only person diving out of a high rise in Die Hard is Hans (fully clothed I might add) and there is a significant lack of cocaine.
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Good point on Lethal WeaponAlexis said:Never figured out why so many want to have this debate for Die Hard but not for Lethal Weapon. There is more Christmas (War) imagery in Lethal Weapon than Die Hard. And it begins with a nice little Christmas song whilst a nude Amanda Hunsacker takes a swan dive out of the high rise. Right before Riggs buys a Christmas tree (and 100 grand of cocaine) Only person diving out of a high rise in Die Hard is Hans (fully clothed I might add) and there is a significant lack of cocaine.
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WhyNotBoth.gifAlexis said:Never figured out why so many want to have this debate for Die Hard but not for Lethal Weapon. There is more Christmas (War) imagery in Lethal Weapon than Die Hard. And it begins with a nice little Christmas song whilst a nude Amanda Hunsacker takes a swan dive out of the high rise. Right before Riggs buys a Christmas tree (and 100 grand of cocaine) Only person diving out of a high rise in Die Hard is Hans (fully clothed I might add) and there is a significant lack of cocaine.
