i’ve never heard this word. i looked it up. it is brilliant.
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Classic Pig Ganon is a better than Ganondorf.
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Yes, it could have, but you have a very different movie if it had. The fact that it was Christmas wasn’t just relevant to the reason why Kevin was left behind, but what he did while they were gone, as well as what he felt and believed about it and the changes he went through. I mentioned that above already and explained why.
Because the whole thing with the wet bandits takes up only about a third of the movie’s plot and time. The rest of the movie is about Kevin learning to take care of himself while realizing the value of spending Christmas with his family despite how much they irritated him. The movie is not about the wet bandits or what they did. Yes, you knew they were coming, the movie built up to them, but I’d you removed them from the movie, the rest of it that didn’t involve them still works, and it works specifically because the story was about a Christmas lesson.
Die Hard, on the other hand, is entirely about Hans’s heist attempt and John McClane trying to stop them. There’s no movie at all if you take them out of it. However, you can take the Christmas nods out of it and virtually the entire movie is still intact. Unlike Home Alone, which was specifically about a boy learning a Christmas lesson, with some bits about attacking two burglars in goofy ways. Die Hard is a cop vs robbers movie that happens to take place at Christmas and you would see almost all of the same movie if it were moved to another time of year.
Incorrect. Both movies take place during Christmas, but only one of them is actually about Christmas.
Bruce Willis’ mom’s best friend’s uncle’s dogwalker said Die Hard is a Christmas movie. I guess it must be a Christmas movie right?
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bruce willis’… mum?
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I was taking a jab at the article (and other articles of that nature). The article uses the American spelling so I used that.
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I only included the article as an example. Obviously anything from TMZ should be accompanied with a raised eyebrow at least.
Any article about the Die Hard Christmas movie? internet flight should trigger that response just like articles about how to pronounce GIF correctly and the like.
sorry, i was incredulous at the article’s source, not what you said. 
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Oh yeah people will ask anyone tangentially related to Die Hard what they think about the subject of it being a Christmas film.
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nostalgia is fuckin’ poison.
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He had a great sense of humor though 
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Isnt this one of the requirements to become the president in the first place?
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you got a point there
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Murder at the bazaar is overated
Victor Miller is the Devil
ADWITD is overated
People who don’t like pickles on their hamburgers are the biggest babies in the world.
Also, people who put relish on their hotdogs are practically war criminals.
Voldemort’s death in the movie was better than it was in the book.
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Voldemort’s fight in the book was better than it was in the movie.
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Well, the final verbal exchange and fighting 3 other strong wizards at once, yes; the rest of it, the movie was better, with he and Harry dueling all over the castle. His vaporizing at the end makes more sense than just falling over dead, considering what happened to his body the first time he tried to kill Harry. It makes sense it’s happen again since his soul is unstable.
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The phrase “stronger than the Hulk” is a meaningless phrase, because the Hulk’s strength is always in flux.