I’m curious - do you consider Lethal Weapon 1 a Christmas movie? Die Hard? If you split, why?
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Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz)
Dec 5 '23, 07:15
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I never hear LW mentioned like the debate over Die Hard but it’s arguably as Christmas adjacent as DH other than the direct party set up.
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Die Hard doesn't happen if it isn't Christmas.
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the wrong element
Dec 5, 09:47
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No, and only technically yes.
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TWuG
Dec 5, 08:36
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Yes to both. -- nm
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Name Withheld By Request
Dec 5, 08:36
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No and yes. Die Hard has more of a Christmas feel to it, imo. I don't get that feeling from Lethal Weapon. -- nm
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Krusty
Dec 5, 08:21
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No and yes. Die Hard is about a Christmas Party. -- nm
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Spawn
Dec 5, 08:14
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Golden Globes rules: Any reference to Christmas makes it a Christmas movie. -- nm
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Baron-Yogg
Dec 5, 08:07
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if a human bean associates any film with xmas, then that human bean is free to call that film a xmas movie .. period -- nm
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mud
Dec 5, 07:55
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No. But yes.
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ReluctantCynic
Dec 5, 07:45
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No and Yes. Only Christmas bit from LW I recall is the Christmas tree arrest. DH has "HO HO HO Now I have a machine gun" "It's Christmas Theo, the
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Beaker 🍺
Dec 5, 07:39
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No to both. -- nm
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znufrii
Dec 5, 07:38
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No and yes. IMO Die Hard wasnt always a Christmas movie. But it certainly is now. -- nm
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Jovian
Dec 5, 07:37
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Christmas movies are *about* christmas in some fundamental way. A movie that happens to take place around christmas is not a christmas movie
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rollo
Dec 5, 07:35
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I think the fundamental flaw in this argument is how do you define a "Christmas" movie? -- (edited)
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Volnelk
Dec 5, 07:21
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all Shane Black movies are Xmas movies
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hollywood big shot
Dec 5, 07:18
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