Since its Christmas, I watched "Die Hard"

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Watched "DIe Hard" today and have to admit I had forgotten just how good a film this is. But I also forgot how long ago it was made, 1988! It holds up amazingly for a 35 year old movie. Maybe the biggest clue as to its age is the lack of cell phones. I also wish I could get some of those unlimited capacity magazines being used. For what look like 30 round magazine, each has to be holding 150 rounds or more from the way the guns are being fired. And a few scenes, such as when "Hans" falls to the ground, are eerily reminiscent of the reality of 9/11. I guess this is now my favorite "CHristmas movie".
 
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I haven't seen it in years. I was thinking about watching it again but I can't talk my wife into watching it with me. She's never seen it but she refuses to watch it.
 
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Hats off to Hollywood's favorite henchman, who had one of the funniest cameos in Die Hard. Although in Die Hard, Al was upstaged by the late Alexander Godunov, who had the best henchman role of all time as Alan Rickman's malevolent sidekick Karl.

Damn, and we've also lost Rickman, and Bruce Willis is just . . . slipping away.

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Watched my favorite campy Christmas movie earlier. Night of the Comet. Survivors are two Valley Girls and a Mexican truck driver. But the burden of civilization is on them so it should be okay.
I remember that--saw it, must have been 30 years ago. Saw it several times because of the hotties in it. It might have been a Joe Bob Briggs Drive-In Movie at least once.
 
We watched Die Hard Christmas Eve.
Last year it didn't air on any channel and I felt unfulfilled.
Yes, Die Hard is a Christmas movie!
 
I must be the odd man out... what I chose to start watching on Sunday and am fixing to finish today... the miniseries Lonesome Dove.....

Now I've got to find some Christmas link in there somewhere, right?
 
Die Hard is NOT a Christmas movie, it is so much MORE than that! One may watch it at anytime of the year, not just Christmas, for it is a great dramatic, comedic, little romance and action movie.
 
I am amazed at how many never watch one of the all time great Christmas movies...Santa Claus Conquers The Martians. It has it all, much like The Giant Claw being high end horror/sci-fi. :)
I will go you one better Wendy, have you ever watched "Trancers" with Tim Thomerson and Helen Hunt?
That is a great Christmas movie too!
 
I haven't seen it in years. I was thinking about watching it again but I can't talk my wife into watching it with me. She's never seen it but she refuses to watch it.
Well, one thing changed since last year. I persuaded my wife to sit & watch "Die Hard" with me a couple of weeks ago. She liked it. It was not at all what she expected.
 
I remember that--saw it, must have been 30 years ago. Saw it several times because of the hotties in it. It might have been a Joe Bob Briggs Drive-In Movie at least once.
I haven't watched it. How many breasts and buckets of blood is it rated?
 
Die Hard has been on at least four times in the last week. I have a Samsung TV (free TV) and several channels have a lineup which they seem to repeat at least once a day. I wonder how many other manufacturers the same kind of lineup???
 
I haven't watched it. How many breasts and buckets of blood is it rated?
There is one scene where breasts are flashed as people are running. How many buckets of blood? I'm unsure but there are 13 terrorists at the beginning of the movie & there are victims.
 
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