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8. Well, Miracle on 34th Street was released in June 1947 and yet it's a Christmas movie.

Thu Dec 26, 2024, 07:10 AM

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Why "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie [View all] jmowreader Wednesday OP

Agreed odins folly Wednesday #1

LOL buzzycrumbhunger Wednesday #2

You've got two great actors playing the roles they were born to play. malthaussen Thursday #9

Disagree ProfessorGAC Wednesday #3

Al Powell had the demons, not John McClane jmowreader Wednesday #5

Careful you don't strain your back reaching like that... Wounded Bear Wednesday #4

I've come to accept that "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie Mike 03 Thursday #7

What makes it a Christmas movie is that it is a treat. Intractable Thursday #10

It's an "anti-Hallmark" Christmas movie LeftInTX 20 hrs ago #12

I've never seen "Die Hard," and if I ever saw a Hallmark Christmas movie, soldierant 7 hrs ago #13

Same hear Thank you soldierant. debm55 7 hrs ago #14