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"On tonight at 9pm on Ch4 Is it a Christmas film or not?" Do bears shit in the woods? Does Carmen Miranda wear fruit? Of course it's a Christmas movie. In fact it is said that it isn't Christmas till Hans Gruber has fallen from the Nakatomi Plaza | |||
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"On tonight at 9pm on Ch4 Is it a Christmas film or not? Do bears shit in the woods? Does Carmen Miranda wear fruit? Of course it's a Christmas movie. In fact it is said that it isn't Christmas till Hans Gruber has fallen from the Nakatomi Plaza " Mannnnn Spoiler alert 🙄😂 | |||
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"Per Bruce Willis it's not a Christmas film " 1. If you are going to do the quote at least do the whole quote. "it's not a Christmas movie, it's a Bruce Willis movie" 2. The writer says it is a Christmas movie. Pretty sure the director said it too. Writer (and maybe director) trumps Bruce | |||
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"It doesn't feel odd watching Die Hard anytime during the year. Whereas it does watching Elf, It's a Wonderful Life etc. So no not a Christmas film for me." It's a wonderful life is as much of a Christmas movie as Die Hard is. In ways even less so. | |||
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" Do bears shit in the woods? " Are polar bears permanently constipated? | |||
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"You can buy Die hard baubles for your Xmas tree, bit late now though." Do they fall off? Yippee Ki-Aye motherfucker! | |||
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"I personally don't think it is in the truest sense of a Christmas film for me and have put films into 3 categories to explain why: 1) Films where Christmas is a central theme and without it, the story wouldn't work - Miracle on 34th St, Santa Claus: The Movie, Elf 2) Films set around Christmas but where the story could work without it - Die Hard, Trading Places, Home Alone, Rocky IV 3) Films unrelated to Christmas other than they traditionally show on Christmas Day - James Bond, Indiana Jones, Star Wars" 1) Those movies don't hyper focus on Christmas itself, but on a single aspect or feature of Christmas. Mainly being Santa and nothing but Santa. They are not Christmas movies, they are Santa Movies. Just as Violent Night is (the best Santa Movie by the way). 2) Some of, but not all of these movies in thsi category encompass many themes of Christmas. Die Hard for example is about a man doing everything he can, risking his life to be with his family for Christmas. The party is taking place Christmas eve, which is the only time that the terrorists could have all the important hostages while also having very minimal security. Christmas plays heavily in to the plot. Not just a background theme. Same goes for Home Alone. 3) These movies don't matter. Special mention that also supports Die Hard. NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS is a hybrid movie, it can work at Halloween and at Christmas. It's themes work for both, just as Die Hard does. | |||
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"I personally don't think it is in the truest sense of a Christmas film for me and have put films into 3 categories to explain why: 1) Films where Christmas is a central theme and without it, the story wouldn't work - Miracle on 34th St, Santa Claus: The Movie, Elf 2) Films set around Christmas but where the story could work without it - Die Hard, Trading Places, Home Alone, Rocky IV 3) Films unrelated to Christmas other than they traditionally show on Christmas Day - James Bond, Indiana Jones, Star Wars 1) Those movies don't hyper focus on Christmas itself, but on a single aspect or feature of Christmas. Mainly being Santa and nothing but Santa. They are not Christmas movies, they are Santa Movies. Just as Violent Night is (the best Santa Movie by the way). 2) Some of, but not all of these movies in thsi category encompass many themes of Christmas. Die Hard for example is about a man doing everything he can, risking his life to be with his family for Christmas. The party is taking place Christmas eve, which is the only time that the terrorists could have all the important hostages while also having very minimal security. Christmas plays heavily in to the plot. Not just a background theme. Same goes for Home Alone. 3) These movies don't matter. Special mention that also supports Die Hard. NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS is a hybrid movie, it can work at Halloween and at Christmas. It's themes work for both, just as Die Hard does. " So what? Make your own category list then. | |||
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"I personally don't think it is in the truest sense of a Christmas film for me and have put films into 3 categories to explain why: 1) Films where Christmas is a central theme and without it, the story wouldn't work - Miracle on 34th St, Santa Claus: The Movie, Elf 2) Films set around Christmas but where the story could work without it - Die Hard, Trading Places, Home Alone, Rocky IV 3) Films unrelated to Christmas other than they traditionally show on Christmas Day - James Bond, Indiana Jones, Star Wars 1) Those movies don't hyper focus on Christmas itself, but on a single aspect or feature of Christmas. Mainly being Santa and nothing but Santa. They are not Christmas movies, they are Santa Movies. Just as Violent Night is (the best Santa Movie by the way). 2) Some of, but not all of these movies in thsi category encompass many themes of Christmas. Die Hard for example is about a man doing everything he can, risking his life to be with his family for Christmas. The party is taking place Christmas eve, which is the only time that the terrorists could have all the important hostages while also having very minimal security. Christmas plays heavily in to the plot. Not just a background theme. Same goes for Home Alone. 3) These movies don't matter. Special mention that also supports Die Hard. NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS is a hybrid movie, it can work at Halloween and at Christmas. It's themes work for both, just as Die Hard does. " Just to clarify, die hard is a hybrid Christmas movie, can be enjoyed anytime. Not a Halloween one. | |||
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"Ask Dai Hard. " Yes. Yes it is. | |||
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"I personally don't think it is in the truest sense of a Christmas film for me and have put films into 3 categories to explain why: 1) Films where Christmas is a central theme and without it, the story wouldn't work - Miracle on 34th St, Santa Claus: The Movie, Elf 2) Films set around Christmas but where the story could work without it - Die Hard, Trading Places, Home Alone, Rocky IV 3) Films unrelated to Christmas other than they traditionally show on Christmas Day - James Bond, Indiana Jones, Star Wars 1) Those movies don't hyper focus on Christmas itself, but on a single aspect or feature of Christmas. Mainly being Santa and nothing but Santa. They are not Christmas movies, they are Santa Movies. Just as Violent Night is (the best Santa Movie by the way). 2) Some of, but not all of these movies in thsi category encompass many themes of Christmas. Die Hard for example is about a man doing everything he can, risking his life to be with his family for Christmas. The party is taking place Christmas eve, which is the only time that the terrorists could have all the important hostages while also having very minimal security. Christmas plays heavily in to the plot. Not just a background theme. Same goes for Home Alone. 3) These movies don't matter. Special mention that also supports Die Hard. NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS is a hybrid movie, it can work at Halloween and at Christmas. It's themes work for both, just as Die Hard does. So what? Make your own category list then." I just challenged your reasoning. It's called a debate. Should try it and not get so upset that your logic is challenged. It's not good for your health. | |||
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"I personally don't think it is in the truest sense of a Christmas film for me and have put films into 3 categories to explain why: 1) Films where Christmas is a central theme and without it, the story wouldn't work - Miracle on 34th St, Santa Claus: The Movie, Elf 2) Films set around Christmas but where the story could work without it - Die Hard, Trading Places, Home Alone, Rocky IV 3) Films unrelated to Christmas other than they traditionally show on Christmas Day - James Bond, Indiana Jones, Star Wars 1) Those movies don't hyper focus on Christmas itself, but on a single aspect or feature of Christmas. Mainly being Santa and nothing but Santa. They are not Christmas movies, they are Santa Movies. Just as Violent Night is (the best Santa Movie by the way). 2) Some of, but not all of these movies in thsi category encompass many themes of Christmas. Die Hard for example is about a man doing everything he can, risking his life to be with his family for Christmas. The party is taking place Christmas eve, which is the only time that the terrorists could have all the important hostages while also having very minimal security. Christmas plays heavily in to the plot. Not just a background theme. Same goes for Home Alone. 3) These movies don't matter. Special mention that also supports Die Hard. NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS is a hybrid movie, it can work at Halloween and at Christmas. It's themes work for both, just as Die Hard does. So what? Make your own category list then. I just challenged your reasoning. It's called a debate. Should try it and not get so upset that your logic is challenged. It's not good for your health. " There's no debate. Just my opinion on something insignificant and trivial that I have an opinion on. And of all the things I am, upset isn't one of them. | |||
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