I 100% believe that Hans already knew which one Takagi was (given how well planned and researched this whole operation was), but wanted to see if he would step forward to identify himself.
Die Hard is a heartwarming tale of a married couple who have drifted apart and let their jobs come between them. The husband travels across the country to see his wife and child for Christmas, in the hopes of making up with his wife and reuniting the family, only to be confronted with a band of grinches determined to ruin Christmas for everyone at Nakatomi Plaza! With the help of his likable and wacky sidekicks, a limo driver and a beat cop, in the end he HO-HO-HOs his way to defeating the evil grinches, rekindling his relationship with his wife, and saving Christmas for (almost) everyone at Nakatomi Plaza! It's the most Christmasy of Christmas movies!
The clock ticks down until the ball drops in Times Square. The Rolex clicks off, and Hans Gruber drops in Nakatomi Plaza. We do love our holiday traditions!
Sign of a good 80s / 90s action star is one who's fallible, imperfect, struggles in fights sometimes, takes damage, & reacts with tremors every now & then to near death situations. One of the reasons why the great DIE HARDs are such classics. See also, Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones AND President Marshall.
It is a Christmas movie. Hans is the Grinch, attempting to steal Christmas (the heist). McClane is Ebenezer Scrooge - bullheaded and confrontational (in his marriage) and even scoffs at Christmas traditions somewhat (when he shows up at the party) but has a change of heart when visited by the Ghost of Christmas past (Sgt. Al Powell). Argyle is a young first time Santa Clause, offering to help McClane to ‘score’ and even drives him home in the end in the limo (Santa’s reindeer). McClane even steps in for Santa at one point by dropping a present for Hans, down the chimney (the C4 down the elevator shaft)! That and the fact that traditional carols are sprinkled throughout the score is a massive clue! And let’s not forget the snow at the end, serving us a White Christmas. Ellis certainly had a love for snow didn’t he?
Before his acting career took off, Bruce Willis worked for a while as a bartender. So when the police head cop says "he could be a bartender for all we know", it was a little inside joke.
Bruce Willis got permanent ear damage from the scene under the table, 'thanks' to the close quarter sound reflection and extra powerful blank ammo. (Similar thing happened to Linda Hamilton. She forgot her earplugs one time while shooting the elevator scene in Terminator 2.)
I've been a bit busy and have fallen behind, but late merry christmas to you and happy new year!!! Niamh, christmas attire suits your hair so well!!!!! Glad you liked the movie, a true classic from my youth. Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden
Touch-screen computers would have seemed very high-tech in 1988 as you thought. A large portion of the people that watched this movie in 1988 would have never seen a touch-screen computer in real life.
The face-to-face meeting only happened when they found out that Rickman could do a pretty nice American accent. It was not in the original script. They also didn't have a good ending until well into the shoot. That led to a pretty hefty continuity error: When you see all of them coming out of the truck at the beginning, there's no ambulance in there. They only wrote the planned ambulance escape after that.
Merry Christmas Danny and Niamh! Love the sweaters. Great reaction as always. Thanks for your hard work and have a wonderful holiday! (LOL we all repeated "jerkweed" all at the same time)
The red sparkling wine they are serving at the party is probably Lambrusco, which was pretty popular in the USA during the 80s. The Americans just have a long standing tendency to refer to any sparkling wine as Champagne.
44:40 is very me when Hans was falling, me be like: Nooooo, i mean yayyy 😂 (coz Hans is one of the most iconic villains in Hollywood by only one movie, i'd love it if we got to see more of him.)
In a previous job I worked with someone in a related field who had the same surname as me but who was nearly half a foot taller and half again as wide (he played Rugby as a prop). We always used the “no relation” joke when we introduced ourselves to potential clients.
Second one is fine, not amazing, but the third one is great, up there with the first if you ask me. And, unpopular opinion, but I like the fourth one as well. Like three, similar premise (not the same like two) but different enough to be a good movie. Cheers and happy holidays!
Great reaction guys! You'll definitely want to see the sequels, with the exception of the fifth and final film. Skip that, but watch the others. The first sequel is quite similar to the first film, right down to being set during Christmas. It also has a couple of cameos from the first film that you'll probably like. The third film is the favorite for most people and I know you would enjoy that one. I wasn't personally very keen on the fourth film but it's not bad at all and a lot of people like it, so it's worth watching.
Alan Rickman’s first Film role, not acting role. He was an established stage actor. This reaction was perfect timing for me btw, so thanks. Also, “I never realised Alan Rickman was sooo…..” Incredibly attractive? 😁
The vertical vent shaft scene always creeps me out. I often imagine how impossible it would be to catch that ledge, and then essentially doing a very strict muscle-up and somehow climb into that tiny opening. I generally don't think into things I see in movies too much, but given the gravity of that scene...
So... In a building that's actively being built, the construction workers will do things around the building depending on the season. Before they took off for the holidays, someone on the crew tagged that piece of HVAC equipment with "Merry Christmas." Many of those who don't call this a Christmas Movie ignore the fact that there is a Family Reunion, a Redemption Arc, and a Triumph Against The Bah Hum-Bugs (everyone else but Al and Argyle are either Evil, Incompetent, or a Dumb-ass).
Merry Christmas 🎄⛄and happy new year 🎇🎇🥂🎉 . Another couple of great series for y'all to watch if y'all have not seen them before is Dexter and Breaking bad
Neat facts. Yes this was Alan Rickmans first movie role. Did theater only before this. His reaction at the end when falling was real as director had stunts release him early to get real reaction. Bkack computer guy is well known character actor was in Topgun as Gooses replacement for Maverick and was in Walker Texas Ranger series for years and on many other roles as well. And The daughter Lucybis played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead in all the Die Hard movies when Lucyvis involved as this is one of her earliest roles so stayed with the character they all the movies.
This movie is a Christmas movie, but its an excellent example of Chekhov's Gun. Everything setup in the first minutes of the movie payoff later... Fists with your toes, Tipping over the portrait, the watch... Every little scene was a setup for later plot development... Moving up to Kidnapping? He's already killed a dozen, including cops - So he's not really getting more serious criminal charges...
When we first meet Ellis (Weirdy Beardy) he’s evidently doing cocaine in Holly’s office. Then later when he is talking to John on the radio one of Hans’ people brings him a can of Coke. I always assumed that there had been a slight miscommunication at that point.
Fun fact, the studio was contractually obligated to offer Frank Sinatra because he originally played the character in a movie called “The detective” in the 60’s. Obviously he was too old to play the role and turned it down.
"Die Hard": Officer John McClane finds this song on the plane, flying from NYC to California: th-cam.com/video/wYHleFFhlFk/w-d-xo.html Bruce Willis' "John McClane" isn't like other Action movie heroes of the 1980's. He isn't a muscle-bound Rambo clone, he rides in the FRONT seat of Argyle's limousine, he has moments of Fear/Uncertainty/Introspection, takes damage, and is "dead man walking" by the last quarter of the movie. These character traits are admired by men and women. You could say that I liked John McClane from the start. Meme: "Christmas doesn't begin until Hans Gruber falls off the Nakatomi Plaza building." 7:48 Hey, it's "Dr. Lazarus!";)
24:47 - This was actually based on an old urban legend about stock brokers jumping out of high-rise windows in NYC in 1929 when the stock market crashed.
Everybody hates "beardy weirdy" 😂 But, great acting to make him so slimey. Apparently, he couldn't get much work after this because of this character. More "Diehard"? YES!!!! 2, 3 AND 4!!!!!
I really enjoyed watching you both review "Die Hard." You definitely need to also review "Die Hard 2" (Die Harder) (1990). Reginald VelJohnson (Sgt. Al Powell) is also in this movie. Another great movie starring Alan Rickman for you to review is "Quigley Down Under." (1990)
@sparksdrinker5650 I remember watching a clean and edited version on TV back in the day and it said: "Yippee ki yay Marcus Felton." I was like: "Who da f*ck is Marcus Felton?" 🤣😂
The second movie is another Christmas movie, where besides Bruce Willis also Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald Veljohnson and William Atherton reprise their respective roles. Another superb, clever action romp - first class entertainment. As for the rest of the series … the following is a divisive opinion, but I don’t care for any of them, including the much admired third movie. At all. Because they don’t feel like ”Die hard” movies, and John McClane doesn’t feel like John McClane, and they’re not smart in the least, but on the contrary just big, loud, stupid and generic. But by all means, watch and form your own opinion. For my money, though, the ”Die hard” series ended after the first two movies, and I can only hope that one day someone will reboot it in a manner that reintroduces the atmosphere and cleverness of those two
The debate is over. Across the board, any respectable movie fan will agree a Christmas movie shouldn’t be confined to only a few genres. If you come across the dwindling naysayers, just say it’s about a husband struggling to get home to his wife and kids on Christmas Eve as he faces adversity. It’s filled with holiday music, decorations, an office party, as character’s reconcile their differences, loved ones are reunited, and new friends are gained. Debate over. Ho Ho Ho.
Christmas is vital to the plot. No other holiday would get all the characters in the building... Would John fly across the country for any other holiday? Attend any other corporate party? Hans picked the holiday because security would be undermanned...
Hello, if you don’t mind, can you do a movie reaction on a movie called, 1492: Conquest of Paradise. Adventure/Drama (1992). It stars Gérard Depardieu, Siqourney Weaver, Armand Assante. It portrays a version of the travels to the New World by the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and the effect this had on indigenous peoples. Directed by Ridley Scott. Thank you.
The slow motion close up shot with Alan Rickman falling looked truly authenticly terrified because on set the stunt people said they were going to drop him on a 5 count. They released him on 3 😃
Die Hard remains the absolute best. Die Hard 2 is... passable, but nowhere near as good as Die Hard. Die Hard 3 on the other hand, is the second best in the series, almost as good as Die Hard. The rest are bad.
Riding on the top of the elevator is quite fun, but very dirty. Theyre made with plenty of head room at the top and bottom of the shaft to work on them. Thats just in the movies running out of room.
In my opinion, if the movie is not based around christmas itself, it is not a christmas movie. This movie just happens to be on christmas. Using christmas songs. And little christmas taglines like ho-ho-ho. It has nothing to do with Santa. Jesus. Or anything else imbedded in christmas. Such as jingle all the way. Home alone is even more christmas than die hard. But still bordering on the cusp. Christmas movies should instill a feeling of joy and comfort.
Technically Alan Rickman was a stage actor long before Die Hard. This was his first *movie* role and he landed it within weeks of arriving in L.A.
Along with so many other fantastic things, I love how the elevator near the end pings and then explodes for absolutely no reason whatsoever.
I 100% believe that Hans already knew which one Takagi was (given how well planned and researched this whole operation was), but wanted to see if he would step forward to identify himself.
Die Hard is a heartwarming tale of a married couple who have drifted apart and let their jobs come between them. The husband travels across the country to see his wife and child for Christmas, in the hopes of making up with his wife and reuniting the family, only to be confronted with a band of grinches determined to ruin Christmas for everyone at Nakatomi Plaza! With the help of his likable and wacky sidekicks, a limo driver and a beat cop, in the end he HO-HO-HOs his way to defeating the evil grinches, rekindling his relationship with his wife, and saving Christmas for (almost) everyone at Nakatomi Plaza! It's the most Christmasy of Christmas movies!
No but genuinely, Hans Gruber is my all-time favorite movie villain. “He won’t be joining us for the rest of his life”
True he's not like all brutal, he's a genius plus he's so sassy with his lines 😂
He's an icon just like the man who played him!
The fact this video came out RIGHT when I wanted to watch a die hard reaction video, is perfect. I have to subscribe now
When Hans falls from the building thats his true facial expression. the director didnt tell him when he was going to drop him.
Thank you for this reaction. It's never Christmas until Hans falls from the Nakatomi building.
That's a classic line itself! 100%
The clock ticks down until the ball drops in Times Square.
The Rolex clicks off, and Hans Gruber drops in Nakatomi Plaza.
We do love our holiday traditions!
"Noooooo, Tockacocky!" 🤣
Hi Danny & Niamh, Best Wishes for A Merry Xmas & A Happy New Year for you, your family & Subscribers & commentators !!
Sign of a good 80s / 90s action star is one who's fallible, imperfect, struggles in fights sometimes, takes damage, & reacts with tremors every now & then to near death situations. One of the reasons why the great DIE HARDs are such classics. See also, Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones AND President Marshall.
This is a Alan Rickman’s first movie. He had been a stage actor prior.
The candy-stealing henchman is played by Al Leong, stunt man and henchiest henchman of henchmen. He henched in everything, many movies and TV shows.
It is a Christmas movie. Hans is the Grinch, attempting to steal Christmas (the heist). McClane is Ebenezer Scrooge - bullheaded and confrontational (in his marriage) and even scoffs at Christmas traditions somewhat (when he shows up at the party) but has a change of heart when visited by the Ghost of Christmas past (Sgt. Al Powell). Argyle is a young first time Santa Clause, offering to help McClane to ‘score’ and even drives him home in the end in the limo (Santa’s reindeer).
McClane even steps in for Santa at one point by dropping a present for Hans, down the chimney (the C4 down the elevator shaft)!
That and the fact that traditional carols are sprinkled throughout the score is a massive clue!
And let’s not forget the snow at the end, serving us a White Christmas. Ellis certainly had a love for snow didn’t he?
Rickman first role in film, he was a respected stage actor before this film
By Grab(%#/frag off!
Yes, this was Alan Rickman's first film offered to him two days after he arrived in Los Angeles.
7:25 shock 😮, then admiration 😊.
Niamh kills me.
Shock and admiration are exactly how to feel about these villains! 😂
Before his acting career took off, Bruce Willis worked for a while as a bartender. So when the police head cop says "he could be a bartender for all we know", it was a little inside joke.
Bruce Willis got permanent ear damage from the scene under the table, 'thanks' to the close quarter sound reflection and extra powerful blank ammo. (Similar thing happened to Linda Hamilton. She forgot her earplugs one time while shooting the elevator scene in Terminator 2.)
The actor that plays Al, Reginald Vel Johnson, had a small role in Ghostbusters as well. He played a cop in that too.
You can see him at 32:39 in your ghostbusters reaction.
Also in Crocodile Dundee
And a Cop on a TV Show
He plays a cop on almost everything he’s in.
@@Jermsybug the scourge of type-casting.
I grew up on this stuff in the 80s. Its not the answer to "is this a Christmas movie" its more that we argue about it thats christmas tradition.
Argyle was the little kid trying to steal a guitar from Ray Charles in The Blues Brothers.
I've been a bit busy and have fallen behind, but late merry christmas to you and happy new year!!! Niamh, christmas attire suits your hair so well!!!!!
Glad you liked the movie, a true classic from my youth.
Thanks for uploading! Greetings from Sweden
Touch-screen computers would have seemed very high-tech in 1988 as you thought. A large portion of the people that watched this movie in 1988 would have never seen a touch-screen computer in real life.
The face-to-face meeting only happened when they found out that Rickman could do a pretty nice American accent. It was not in the original script. They also didn't have a good ending until well into the shoot. That led to a pretty hefty continuity error: When you see all of them coming out of the truck at the beginning, there's no ambulance in there. They only wrote the planned ambulance escape after that.
That's so cool! It was such a fun scene and I think this makes it even cooler - continuity issues aside 😂
That's another movie reaction of yours that I really like!
You guys absolutely must do "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" (1991). Another amazing performance by Alan Rickman as the villain.
Road house Patrick ..Swayze... worth a watch
9:03 😆
great laugh.
Merry Christmas Danny and Niamh! Love the sweaters. Great reaction as always. Thanks for your hard work and have a wonderful holiday! (LOL we all repeated "jerkweed" all at the same time)
Thank you and Merry Christmas!
Excellent reaction. Thank you. Happy New Year.
Thank you for great reaction! Die Hard is one of the best Christmas movies. No question about)
I loved watching reactions channels with people with accents and from another country..
I get a different perspective on the movie..
Well done..
What a treat it was watching you guys watch it for the first time! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
The red sparkling wine they are serving at the party is probably Lambrusco, which was pretty popular in the USA during the 80s. The Americans just have a long standing tendency to refer to any sparkling wine as Champagne.
Years of watching the TV edit made me hear, "Yippee Ki Yay, Mr. Falcon" 😂
44:40 is very me when Hans was falling, me be like: Nooooo, i mean yayyy 😂 (coz Hans is one of the most iconic villains in Hollywood by only one movie, i'd love it if we got to see more of him.)
Right? Would have been amazing if he was a recurring villain!
New to the channel, watched a few videos. Really enjoy the reactions. Super excited to see how you like Die Hard. LFG!
Welcome to the channel! Glad you're enjoying our reactions 💙
In a previous job I worked with someone in a related field who had the same surname as me but who was nearly half a foot taller and half again as wide (he played Rugby as a prop). We always used the “no relation” joke when we introduced ourselves to potential clients.
Thos is a proper Christmas movie
You two are even more fun than the movie. Bangin' sweaters, too! Happy holidays, you two - love the channel.
Thanks so much! Happy Christmas, glad that you're enjoying the channel 😊
Very cool that you recognized "Ode to Joy". You're the first reactors to catch that.
Apparently fans of Beethoven are rare in the reactor community 😂
@CoyzyMovieNight Japanese reactors probably recognize it instantly, since they hear it a lot around new years.
15:29 ho - ho - ho.
spot on. 👍🏼
Second one is fine, not amazing, but the third one is great, up there with the first if you ask me.
And, unpopular opinion, but I like the fourth one as well. Like three, similar premise (not the same like two) but different enough to be a good movie. Cheers and happy holidays!
Great reaction guys!
You'll definitely want to see the sequels, with the exception of the fifth and final film. Skip that, but watch the others. The first sequel is quite similar to the first film, right down to being set during Christmas. It also has a couple of cameos from the first film that you'll probably like. The third film is the favorite for most people and I know you would enjoy that one. I wasn't personally very keen on the fourth film but it's not bad at all and a lot of people like it, so it's worth watching.
Merry Christmas 🎉🎄!!!
Merry Christmas!
@CoyzyMovieNight now you gotta do Home Alone!! Merry Christmas!! 🎄 🎁 🎅 ❄️ 🌨 🏠
Alan Rickman’s first Film role, not acting role.
He was an established stage actor.
This reaction was perfect timing for me btw, so thanks.
Also, “I never realised Alan Rickman was sooo…..”
Incredibly attractive? 😁
The vertical vent shaft scene always creeps me out. I often imagine how impossible it would be to catch that ledge, and then essentially doing a very strict muscle-up and somehow climb into that tiny opening. I generally don't think into things I see in movies too much, but given the gravity of that scene...
So... In a building that's actively being built, the construction workers will do things around the building depending on the season. Before they took off for the holidays, someone on the crew tagged that piece of HVAC equipment with "Merry Christmas." Many of those who don't call this a Christmas Movie ignore the fact that there is a Family Reunion, a Redemption Arc, and a Triumph Against The Bah Hum-Bugs (everyone else but Al and Argyle are either Evil, Incompetent, or a Dumb-ass).
+++ for recognizing Ode To Joy. Many just said 'Christmas music,' but I'm not sure it is. Mind you, it might be.
Merry Christmas 🎄⛄and happy new year 🎇🎇🥂🎉 . Another couple of great series for y'all to watch if y'all have not seen them before is Dexter and Breaking bad
This was always my favorite ACTION Christmas movie!😁
Action masterpiece. And definitely a Christmas movie. You should watch a 'making of' documentary; they kinda made it up as they went along.
Yippi ki yay!
Neat facts. Yes this was Alan Rickmans first movie role. Did theater only before this. His reaction at the end when falling was real as director had stunts release him early to get real reaction. Bkack computer guy is well known character actor was in Topgun as Gooses replacement for Maverick and was in Walker Texas Ranger series for years and on many other roles as well. And The daughter Lucybis played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead in all the Die Hard movies when Lucyvis involved as this is one of her earliest roles so stayed with the character they all the movies.
1:04 "nineteen idiot"
🤣
This movie is a Christmas movie, but its an excellent example of Chekhov's Gun. Everything setup in the first minutes of the movie payoff later... Fists with your toes, Tipping over the portrait, the watch... Every little scene was a setup for later plot development...
Moving up to Kidnapping? He's already killed a dozen, including cops - So he's not really getting more serious criminal charges...
When we first meet Ellis (Weirdy Beardy) he’s evidently doing cocaine in Holly’s office. Then later when he is talking to John on the radio one of Hans’ people brings him a can of Coke. I always assumed that there had been a slight miscommunication at that point.
Fun fact, the studio was contractually obligated to offer Frank Sinatra because he originally played the character in a movie called “The detective” in the 60’s. Obviously he was too old to play the role and turned it down.
That 640 million would be about 1.5 billion dollars today 🧐
The cop was also in ghostbusters
Would love to see you two react to "The Ghost and the Darkness" (1996). It's a great movie based on a crazy true story.
Part 3 is even more fun (and I actually like 4 more than 2).
"Die Hard": Officer John McClane finds this song on the plane, flying from NYC to California: th-cam.com/video/wYHleFFhlFk/w-d-xo.html Bruce Willis' "John McClane" isn't like other Action movie heroes of the 1980's. He isn't a muscle-bound Rambo clone, he rides in the FRONT seat of Argyle's limousine, he has moments of Fear/Uncertainty/Introspection, takes damage, and is "dead man walking" by the last quarter of the movie. These character traits are admired by men and women. You could say that I liked John McClane from the start. Meme: "Christmas doesn't begin until Hans Gruber falls off the Nakatomi Plaza building." 7:48 Hey, it's "Dr. Lazarus!";)
24:47 - This was actually based on an old urban legend about stock brokers jumping out of high-rise windows in NYC in 1929 when the stock market crashed.
Everybody hates "beardy weirdy" 😂 But, great acting to make him so slimey. Apparently, he couldn't get much work after this because of this character.
More "Diehard"? YES!!!!
2, 3 AND 4!!!!!
'Now I have a machine gun. Ho Ho Ho.' - Christmas movie.
You can say that ant l any time of the year
@@Xfactor444-x4n (waiting for the spell check...)
Great Christmas movie. Bruce Willis is very sick 🙏
Apparently the scene where he empties his mag under the table was very bad for his health, maybe that's where this started. Such a tragedy.
42:09 Ruby Rhod! 🤣
I really enjoyed watching you both review "Die Hard." You definitely need to also review "Die Hard 2" (Die Harder) (1990). Reginald VelJohnson (Sgt. Al Powell) is also in this movie. Another great movie starring Alan Rickman for you to review is "Quigley Down Under." (1990)
The rose bush scene was real
Hope you get to 2 and 3 soon as they are all good and 3 is connected to this one. WITH A VENGEANCE. ......lol
This is personal...' #jinx
Shame Hollywood doesn't seem to have the will or talent to make movies like this anymore. Just a fun, entertaining time at the theater.
All that matters is THE MESSAGE.
I love your dialect
Yippee ki yay, Mr. Falcon
@sparksdrinker5650
I remember watching a clean and edited version on TV back in the day and it said: "Yippee ki yay Marcus Felton."
I was like: "Who da f*ck is Marcus Felton?" 🤣😂
I remember watching a TV edit that turned the line into “Yippee ki yay, kemosabe” which is at least thematically consistent.
Ive had pink champagne, but never red. Maybe the cup was tinted red
Christmas punch ?
it was a difficult christmas
They ALL are...
Another Die Hard reaction on TH-cam? Sure, click and thumbs up 🤪 And its ok to admit young Alan Rickman was hot 😅
The second movie is another Christmas movie, where besides Bruce Willis also Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald Veljohnson and William Atherton reprise their respective roles. Another superb, clever action romp - first class entertainment.
As for the rest of the series … the following is a divisive opinion, but I don’t care for any of them, including the much admired third movie. At all. Because they don’t feel like ”Die hard” movies, and John McClane doesn’t feel like John McClane, and they’re not smart in the least, but on the contrary just big, loud, stupid and generic. But by all means, watch and form your own opinion. For my money, though, the ”Die hard” series ended after the first two movies, and I can only hope that one day someone will reboot it in a manner that reintroduces the atmosphere and cleverness of those two
Smart: John, Hans, Holly
Dumb: Ellis, LAPD, FBI, News media
How many people did the bare feet on carpet after this movie after flying?
Probably everyone..
If you like Gruber ALL IM GOING TO SAY is that you have to watch die hard with a vengeance, that’s ALL IM
GOONG TO SAY!!!!
Have y'all seen suicide kings with Christopher Walken or snatch with Brad pitt? both great movies.
Niahm ❤😊
I always hate when they shoot Takakaki.
The debate is over. Across the board, any respectable movie fan will agree a Christmas movie shouldn’t be confined to only a few genres. If you come across the dwindling naysayers, just say it’s about a husband struggling to get home to his wife and kids on Christmas Eve as he faces adversity. It’s filled with holiday music, decorations, an office party, as character’s reconcile their differences, loved ones are reunited, and new friends are gained. Debate over. Ho Ho Ho.
Christmas is vital to the plot. No other holiday would get all the characters in the building... Would John fly across the country for any other holiday? Attend any other corporate party? Hans picked the holiday because security would be undermanned...
Hello, if you don’t mind, can you do a movie reaction on a movie called, 1492: Conquest of Paradise.
Adventure/Drama (1992). It stars Gérard Depardieu, Siqourney Weaver, Armand Assante. It portrays a version of the travels to the New World by the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus and the effect this had on indigenous peoples.
Directed by Ridley Scott. Thank you.
Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
Funny fact the 640 million adjusted for inflation today would be over 1.5 billion.
Hans. Bubbie.
We don’t say Happy Christmas. We say, Merry Christmas. We also say, Happy Holidays.
WE Who?
@dallesamllhals9161Canadians and Americans
The sentiment is the same either way.
The slow motion close up shot with Alan Rickman falling looked truly authenticly terrified because on set the stunt people said they were going to drop him on a 5 count. They released him on 3 😃
Even Mr. Bruce Willis himself said that this is NOT a Christmas movie. I, respectfully, disagree...
You do realize that when he said it was not a Christmas movie it was at his celebrity roast... he was joking 😉
@@lizardkingof1968 Yeah, well...
@@melanieparker ...it's still not Christmas until Hans Gruber falls off the Nakatomi tower! 😉😁
Die Hard remains the absolute best. Die Hard 2 is... passable, but nowhere near as good as Die Hard. Die Hard 3 on the other hand, is the second best in the series, almost as good as Die Hard. The rest are bad.
…don’t think i’ve seen a reactor feel sorry for any of the Terrorists 🙃🤔 …
Riding on the top of the elevator is quite fun, but very dirty. Theyre made with plenty of head room at the top and bottom of the shaft to work on them. Thats just in the movies running out of room.
In my opinion, if the movie is not based around christmas itself, it is not a christmas movie. This movie just happens to be on christmas. Using christmas songs. And little christmas taglines like ho-ho-ho. It has nothing to do with Santa. Jesus. Or anything else imbedded in christmas. Such as jingle all the way. Home alone is even more christmas than die hard. But still bordering on the cusp. Christmas movies should instill a feeling of joy and comfort.
Please make a reaction of Titanic (1997)
Please don't = 'cause ♀'s seen it!!!