No, we all do not.
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There is definitely a demand for such movies on Christmas, otherwise a movie like Fatman wouldn't have been produced. It's a Christmas movie with Die Hard elements.
Duh. It's the best Christmas movie too.
I mean… Christmas Vacation?
Yes - but more importantly, I am so happy reading the rest of the comments here: I've truly found my people.
I'm not sure if I have ever even seen it fully
If the only thing a Christmas movie takes is being set on or around Christmas, Batman Returns and Eyes Wide Shut are Christmas movies. Oppenheimer has a Christmas scene, is that a Christmas movie too? Clearly there's a line somewhere.
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What are we agreeing in?
Not really.
Edit: not sure I've ever been downvoted for agreeing with the main question hahahaha classic
No, because I have never watched it.
Absolutely a Christmas movie
Never understood where that came from. Definitely not a Christmas movie for me.
The whole McClaine takedown of the terrorist is a Xmas miracle
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Wrong. As I have said in a similar conversation:
I’m going to argue that Die Hard is NOT a Christmas movie. It’s simply a movie where the events within it, happen to take place around Christmas time.
Die Hard is to Christmas movies what Top Gun is to romance movies, or what Casablanca is to war movies. Just because it contains a thing, doesn’t mean it’s about said thing.
If the b plot wasn't family reconciliation I'd agree.
Okay, step away from the crack pipe, and nobody gets hurt.