FrankDrebin
Don't call me Shirley
..AND A RED PERMANENT MARKER.
..AND A RED PERMANENT MARKER.
No, I mean Die Hard is definitely a Christmas movie. Home Alone was just set during Christmas, to help the storyline of having Kevin's entire family fly off together to leave him alone in his house for burglars.no, i mean home alone is definitely a Christmas movie. Die Hard was just set during Christmas, to help the storyline of having a lot of people at the office gathered for hostages.
Die Hard isn't a Christmas.movie because the plot doesn't depend on Xmas...otherwise The Godfather would be classed as one and all considering at least half of it was set during Chrimbo.
You can say that about a lot of films classed as Xmas movies though (Home Alone, Gremlins, Trading Places, hell even It's a Wonderful Life). I guess if you go by that rule then the only real Xmas movies would be ones that are Santa or A Christmas Carol related.
I've just stuck it on to get into the Christmas spirit.
Watch it barefoot and make fists with your toes.
I wonder if there are other concrete Christmas films that don't check all of these, or actually very few of themSet at Christmas? Check
Use of Christmas songs? Check
Is Christmas/Christmassy things used in dialogue? Check
Is it being Christmas time an actual part of the films plot? Check
Is the film about bringing a family together? Check
There is no way that it is not a Christmas film.
Die Hard isn't a Christmas.movie because the plot doesn't depend on Xmas...
I wonder if there are other concrete Christmas films that don't check all of these, or actually very few of them
I think Love Actually would check very few of them
My favourite thing about Love Actually is that my girlfriend hates it too so I won't ever be forced to watch it again.
The only correct answer to is x a Christmas film
Great find will put it on the list. Can also add the festive film ShowgirlsPrometheus has a Christmas tree.
A Christmas tree and party!Doesn't American Psycho have a Christmas tree?
So just by definition?It’s a Christmas movie in the same way a taco is a sandwich.
Kind of. A taco has the elements to make an argument for being a sandwich, but still not primarily a sandwich. Same goes for Die Hard. It has the elements, but end of the day, it’s an action movie first that happens to take place during Christmas. But I wouldn’t be mad if I had a nice taco in a lineup of good sandwiches.So just by definition?
If you have to make a sweater to convince people you're a Christmas film, you're probably not a Christmas film.A guy was wearing this sweater at an event I was at yesterday:
What more evidence do you need.
Motion to lock in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves as a Christmas film based on this scene:
Excellent.Motion Passed. Robin Hood, Die Hard and Harry Potter films Rickman owns Christmas.
Excellent.Motion Passed. Robin Hood, Die Hard and Harry Potter films Rickman owns Christmas.