It’s the annual which is the better Christmas movie. Die hard or lethal weapon?
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), but I prefer Die Hard.
You are right. Lethal weapon deals with a. Darker issue of depression and loneliness during the holiday. As he says “ the silly season”
Equally as good for different reasons...
The relationship between Riggs and Murtaugh is so fun to watch and carries the film all the way to the end. Fantastic acting by Gibson and Glover.
Die Hard had the better villains, fun plot and action sequences so it gets the edge with those areas.
The relationship between Riggs and Murtaugh is so fun to watch and carries the film all the way to the end. Fantastic acting by Gibson and Glover.
Die Hard had the better villains, fun plot and action sequences so it gets the edge with those areas.
I’m sorry. I must have missed 60 Minutes. What are you saying?
Yeah I miss Rickman. Loved him in both Dogma and Robin Hood too. “At Least I didn’t use a spoon!!!” Lol.
Yet neither are as terrible as your contribution to this thread.
Take away the subplot of the American president and it's as good as it gets.
Yeah, that was a cheap shot. I do love the part about Colin going to America to meet hot American girls in Wisconsin.
Bad Moms is now annual Christmas fare. I know its dumb but a bottle of wine and the missus --absurd and adult but funny.
Die Hard is on Syfy now. Gruber out to the big lead early. I think he beats McClane this time.
All time Christmas faves...
- Christmas Vacation
- A Christmas Story
- Home Alone
- A Charlie Brown Christmas
- Eloise at Christmastime (You get great performances from Jeffrey Tambor, Christine Baranski, and the delightful Julie Andrews as Eloise's british Nanny who likes a martini or two at lunch....).
The Shop Around The Corner takes pride of place on my list.All time Christmas faves...
- Christmas Vacation
- A Christmas Story
- Home Alone
- A Charlie Brown Christmas
- Eloise at Christmastime (You get great performances from Jeffrey Tambor, Christine Baranski, and the delightful Julie Andrews as Eloise's british Nanny who likes a martini or two at lunch....).
McClane with some nice halftime adjustments. In the end, he blew Gruber out of the building.
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