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HoustonAg2106 said:
So is Lethal Weapon also a Christmas movie?
General board. Best to avoid that place.Brian Earl Spilner said:
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C@LAg said:HoustonAg2106 said:
So is Lethal Weapon also a Christmas movie?
No idea. I can't recall it since it's been almost 20 years since I've likely seen it
Bruce Almighty said:HoustonAg2106 said:
So is Lethal Weapon also a Christmas movie?
And Iron Man 3 and Batman Returns
Yeah, that one is on the list as well.Brian Earl Spilner said:
No Home Alone?
Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
I consider it to be a Christmas movie. I include it in my annual Christmas movie watching marathon along with movies like A Christmas Story, Christmas Vacation, and It's a Wonderful Life. On occasion I've included Lethal Weapon but I've never watched movies like Iron Man 3 or Batman Returns at Christmas, mostly because I just didn't enjoy those movies as much and don't associate them with Christmas.
Die Hard is set on Christmas Eve. Now I have a machine gun, Ho-Ho-Ho
nai06 said:Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
I consider it to be a Christmas movie. I include it in my annual Christmas movie watching marathon along with movies like A Christmas Story, Christmas Vacation, and It's a Wonderful Life. On occasion I've included Lethal Weapon but I've never watched movies like Iron Man 3 or Batman Returns at Christmas, mostly because I just didn't enjoy those movies as much and don't associate them with Christmas.
Die Hard is set on Christmas Eve. Now I have a machine gun, Ho-Ho-Ho
Here's why I believe its not Christmas movie.
Bruce Willis said it wasn't a Christmas movie
People don't only watch it during Christmas time. Its good to watch all year round. You don't really see people watching Its a Wonderful Life or a Christmas Story in July.
Speaking o f July, that's when Die Hard was released. Had it been intended to be a Christmas movie it would have been released sometime in November or December, not the middle of the summer
Christmas isn't central to the plot. The movie doesn't explore traditional Christmas themes and you could change the the Christmas Party to a staff meeting and it wouldn't change anything about the plot. One of the writers, Steven de Souza inadvertently proved this point when he revealed that the original version was set to be a Purim party which takes place in March. The studio rejected the Puriim concept so it was changed to Christmas. Christmas is inconsequential to the overall plot and theme to the movie
All of that is accurate. It doesn't change my opinion, not that I believe you are attempting to sway me or anyone here.nai06 said:Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
I consider it to be a Christmas movie. I include it in my annual Christmas movie watching marathon along with movies like A Christmas Story, Christmas Vacation, and It's a Wonderful Life. On occasion I've included Lethal Weapon but I've never watched movies like Iron Man 3 or Batman Returns at Christmas, mostly because I just didn't enjoy those movies as much and don't associate them with Christmas.
Die Hard is set on Christmas Eve. Now I have a machine gun, Ho-Ho-Ho
Here's why I believe its not Christmas movie.
Bruce Willis said it wasn't a Christmas movie
People don't only watch it during Christmas time. Its good to watch all year round. You don't really see people watching Its a Wonderful Life or a Christmas Story in July.
Speaking o f July, that's when Die Hard was released. Had it been intended to be a Christmas movie it would have been released sometime in November or December, not the middle of the summer
Christmas isn't central to the plot. The movie doesn't explore traditional Christmas themes and you could change the the Christmas Party to a staff meeting and it wouldn't change anything about the plot. One of the writers, Steven de Souza inadvertently proved this point when he revealed that the original version was set to be a Purim party which takes place in March. The studio rejected the Puriim concept so it was changed to Christmas. Christmas is inconsequential to the overall plot and theme to the movie