When you accidentally drop a “well, it’s super easy, barely an inconvenience” in a work zoom call and someone else in the meeting recognises the line 🤭
@@joelspringman523 Eh? What’d I miss in the last year? I thought this was a Die Hard Pitch Meeting? Who said anything about ConAir? “I love inside jokes. I’d love to be a part of one someday.”
In reference to the "Now I have a machine gun" bit, it's one of the really odd changes they made from the book. In the book it's,"Now *we* have a machinegun" because McClaine was trying to make Hans think there was more than one guy in the building roaming around.
Interesting, but unless we see John talking this over with himself in one of his classic talks-to-himself scenes, I don't think it would be very apparent why the message would read "we" and audiences would just be confused. If we do see him explaining it to himself for the benefit of an audience, it would lose its impact when we first see the message simultaneous to Hans reading it. When adapting any piece of work, always do what's best for the new medium.
@@FlatOnHisFace IMO it's also better for the film that the bad guys know there's only one guy. Their disbelief and irritation with McClane being a "fly in the ointment" wouldn't be as effective otherwise.
"Die hard". First used in 1811 in the peninsula war. During the battle of Albuera Lieutenant-Colonel inglis was wounded by canister shot. Despite his injuries, Inglis refused to retire from the battle but remained with the regimental colours, encouraging his men with the words "Die hard 57th, die hard!" as they came under intense pressure from a French attack.The 'Die Hards' subsequently became the West Middlesex’s regimental nickname."
I thought the screen writer couldn't think of a movie name until he looked under the hood of his car and saw a Die Hard battery. That battery company should sue.
That sounds incredibly implausible - derivations from unverifiable utterances are very rare indeed, not least because the originator cited in Wikipedia from which you lifted this is an undistinguished officer carrying a workaday injury in a humdrum battle. Besides, these sentimental gleanings tend to be more frequently derived from American military folk tales, eg 54 40 or fight (yuk). The older phrase is "old habits die hard": almost literally, it is difficult to give up an ingrained habit held for a long time. Here's a better citation. According to Gregory Titleman's America's Popular Proverbs and Sayings, this expression has been traced back to 1450, but it does provide references to this earlier use and we were unable to find any verification online. The first known citation in the USA is in an article by Benjamin Franklin printed in London Chronicle in December 1758. The noun die-hard, meaning a person who vigorously resists changes, is extrapolated from this proverb.
I love watching the evolution of these two characters. If you watch an early episode and then a recent one, you can see the difference in enthusiasm. Seriously awesome to see the development here.
I also think that in the current ones he goes a bit more in depth. For example, if it was done today he would likely question that Al as a desk jockey has a marked police car for driving to and from work, or that he says he hasn't been able to fire his gun in years but LAPD requires firearm qualification every 6 months.
I think the difference is just that ryan is more comfortable on camera now and his comedy/acting skills have naturally gotten better along with his charisma
Half screen rants views have to come from pitch meetings (and people like me who leave autoplay on and end up on a list video), literally the only content of theirs that I'll willingly click to watch
There is other stuff on this channel? Actually would like to know what else on screen rant he does, cause I'd watch it. The rest of their stuff is so eh.
“Die Hard” died while testing errectile dysfunction medication. I just about died laughing, and stopping was super difficult, very much an inconvenience.
The main plot of 'Sixth Sense' : HJ Osment: "I see dead people! ... They don't know that they're dead!!" B Willis: "Have you tried... *communicating* with them?" :)
“But this guy’s really into communicating using dead bodies” is a beautifully crafted Sixth Sense/Bruce Willis crossover reference. Well played, good sir.
@@michaelmacunfiltered667: I don’t think I noticed till I’d seen this a few times myself. Ryan George (and his writing team, if he has one) truly puts some work into these.
I think they are only talking about all of the dead bodies he used in Die Hard to communicate things...Ho! Ho! Ho! Sixth sense was dead people (ghosts) not corpses.
You, sir, are simply brilliant! If Hollywood had any brains at all....and gathering from your screen rants, they don’t, they’d grab you up in a hot minute.
It's a good action movie but don't start thinking it is an actual Christmas movie. It's like he said later in this episode. The only reason people call it a Christmas movie is because it takes place at Christmas time and the Christmas party as a reason for going to the building.
@@ericbeilmann3649 Booo! Die Hard is totally a Christmas movie! It features a main character who recognizes the importance of love and family, and the film ends with "Let It Snow" playing over the credits. If you can't feel the holiday spirit from this movie, then you don't have a soul!
Normally am on board with the superfluous plotholes you criticize, but honestly, having McClane lose his shoes because he was "changing" would have seemed far more contrived than the actual reason given in the film.
I love that watching all his pitches basically gives me a fair idea of each movies in minutes. and catch up on all the ones I haven't ever seen XD thank you got saving me the hours Ryan!
TH-cam constantly suggests pitch meetings I've already seen multiple times. I constantly click through to watch them again. No, this isn't a complaint.
Try to wean yourself to just saying, "Whoops!" Then, be pleasantly surprised when someone replies, "Whoopsie!" I know it looks kinda like the same guy, but these two words are always said by different people in these sketches.
That's what my ex-boyfriend told me, too. You could say I was a "die hard fan" of Alan Rickman back then (which my bf also knew) and now I hate this film with a passion.
@@LeoTheDarkAngel hahaha, so he played the ole "his your favourite actor" routine, whilst I went down the Christmas movie route!!! Hahaha🤣🤣 classic guy moves!!
@@anthonyprice434 Well, I read in the internet that Alan Rickman was in Die Hard and mentioned it and he was all like "It's a christmas movie actually and it's christmas soon. Wanna watch?" I really wish we would've watched "Love actually" instead 🙄😂
"So you have a Christmas movie for me?" "Yes sir I do, its gonna be super violent' "What?" *Mashes like button* Thats all it took LOL had me at the opening line HAHAHA!
I admire your restraint in not adding, "I'm sure that won't age poorly," after the line about the cop killing the kid who was playing with a toy gun. But clearly I don't have the same restraint.
The reason why this is a christmas movie is because christmas is an intregal part of the plot. A corporation having a christmas party for the higher executives is the only way to have those executives all together after hours in the workplace that would be known by anyone that might be interested in that knowledge as it wouldn't be really work related. The pure fact it happens on christmas isn't the key factor, but that happening on christmas is why it happened at all is the reason it's a christmas move.
"How did he lose the bad guys if he's leaving a trail of blood?" Let's be honest, Die Hard's KD ratio is so the only way that they'd be able to track him is by following the clean mop trail that he'd leave through the pools of blood.
I only have 1 gripe. When Ryan breaks character and says that "This is Ryan" and that there are "Tons of other videos." Dude! We know. We are all binge watching this awesomeness. Have a less ScreenRanry outro :)
That's nothing. In Poland they didn't know how to translate "Die Hard", so they went with "Glass Trap". It was all OK, until sequels came and there wasn't any glass but the title stayed...
@@Robi2009 wait they went with Glass trap? I don't why but I find that hilarious. Did they just watch the first hlf hour or so and go, Hey he's trapped and there's glass. we gotta get going so Glass Trap it is.
@@memyself898 yup, really. Polish title is "Szklana pułapka", which means "Glass trap". TBH, diehard is difficult to translate, but they could've think of something better. I remember when in high school during English class we had charades, when you had to show the title of a movie to the class. I got "Die hard" and asked the teacher can I show Polish one, she said no and my classmate immediately guessed the correct movie just because it is so hard to show the original one :)
I have a few disagreements with the studio guy: 0:55 - John doesn't want to just leave his wife behind. 1:09 - Argyle didn't know about the terrorist attack until much later. 2:30 - By firing his gun he would risk revealing his position to the terrorists. Throwing a body doesn't really make much sound from the position he throws it.
When you accidentally drop a “well, it’s super easy, barely an inconvenience” in a work zoom call and someone else in the meeting recognises the line 🤭
Didn’t happen
@@1882Stu Sure it did. I was on the call. It was super easy, barely an inconvenience.
@@billkasperdotcom that doesn’t really work mate
@@1882Stu yes it does... barely an inconvenience...
@@-Epiphany doesn’t work
“This guy’s really into communicating with dead bodies” pretty much sums up this and every other 80’s action movie I love so much.
@ Chris:
I thought "ConAir" was a NINETIES movie...? 🤔
@@joelspringman523 Eh? What’d I miss in the last year? I thought this was a Die Hard Pitch Meeting? Who said anything about ConAir?
“I love inside jokes. I’d love to be a part of one someday.”
@@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_again
About dead bodies as messages. Remember Dave Chappell in this movie?
John Wick likes
Tbf he knows a fella that sees dead people so why not show them to others
Answer for any plot hole, in any movie, ever:
"Because that's what I wrote."
"Fair enough."
Okay then.
When that is said we "Need to get of my back", I mean his.
I prefer "We need it so the movie can happen"
On Xena they used "a wizard did it"
“Because that’s what I wrote” can be shortened to “Because “
Literally anyone watching Die Hard for the first time when he cuts his feet: “Right, he’s not wearing any shoes and I know the entire history of that”
I read this comment at the exact moment that line played
Literally.
"Just the fax, ma'am..." lol
I like how in the NES video game of Die Hard you have a separate foot health and you're fixing your feet through the whole game. Foot HP is tight
Jake Peralta would be so furious about this video! 😂
I was looking through the comments just for this comment. Amazing
nice to see a fellow B99 fan here.
@@agentcoulson2269 you are all good people B99 is tight lol
Coo coo coo coo cool
Fremulon Not a Doctor.
Only just realised how the computer changes in the background depending on when the movie was made.
Now I'm going to be looking in the background for that computer every time.
@@byronkennedy7203 It'll be super easy
Even worse - I have to rewatch every episode ...
@@yoyo21926 barely an inconvenience
Considering when the movie pitch is pitched is tight. Setting the background for the appropriate era is super easy, barely an inconvenience.
"So you got a Christmas movie for me"
Liked in four seconds.
Scrolled for this.
thx.
Same
My favorite Christmas movie.
not actually a Christmas movie though
@@pentelegomenon1175 yes it is
"Villains with beauuuuuuuuutiful hair" 🤣🤣🤣
Villians with beauuuuuutiful hair are tight!
facts
It must have been really hard to cast so many bad guys with beautiful hair.
@@artman2oo3 no it was super easy, barely an inconvenience.
@@dranzer5257 Oh REALLY?
In reference to the "Now I have a machine gun" bit, it's one of the really odd changes they made from the book. In the book it's,"Now *we* have a machinegun" because McClaine was trying to make Hans think there was more than one guy in the building roaming around.
Interesting, but unless we see John talking this over with himself in one of his classic talks-to-himself scenes, I don't think it would be very apparent why the message would read "we" and audiences would just be confused. If we do see him explaining it to himself for the benefit of an audience, it would lose its impact when we first see the message simultaneous to Hans reading it.
When adapting any piece of work, always do what's best for the new medium.
@@FlatOnHisFace IMO it's also better for the film that the bad guys know there's only one guy. Their disbelief and irritation with McClane being a "fly in the ointment" wouldn't be as effective otherwise.
“I can’t just have people taking off their shoes without some juicy back story.”
I’m dead.
That's great, now we can use your body to communicate
Quentin Tarantino would approve....or maybe not, he likes feet....so he'd probably say "screw the story!"
Dying is TIGHT
Quentin Tarantino in a nutshell, i guess
Tarantino has entered the chat.
Fun fact:
Hans Gruber's (Alan Rickman's) look of panicked shock when he's dropped is real. They dropped him early to achieve that look.
Savage Dawg I do remember hearing that somewhere. Effective but super mean lol
Method directing.
Memorizing facts from documentaries on Netflix is TIGHT
B Grigoroff - 😂😂😂😂 👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼
❕
Streching Bad Boys? Pure Gold
*t i g h t*
@jemielnic not sure you know what feminist means
Was that a jab at the movies Bad Boys?
@@awfulbill9283 they were tight until they were stretched. Now they're supe easy.
@@DummyAccount yeah. But what ya gonna do?
"Die hard". First used in 1811 in the peninsula war. During the battle of Albuera Lieutenant-Colonel inglis was wounded by canister shot. Despite his injuries, Inglis refused to retire from the battle but remained with the regimental colours, encouraging his men with the words "Die hard 57th, die hard!" as they came under intense pressure from a French attack.The 'Die Hards' subsequently became the West Middlesex’s regimental nickname."
I really do appreciate a bit of history now and then, especially from someone who seems to have done his (her?) homework.
Yeah, I think they pretty much missed the point of the entire movie.
I thought the screen writer couldn't think of a movie name until he looked under the hood of his car and saw a Die Hard battery. That battery company should sue.
That sounds incredibly implausible - derivations from unverifiable utterances are very rare indeed, not least because the originator cited in Wikipedia from which you lifted this is an undistinguished officer carrying a workaday injury in a humdrum battle. Besides, these sentimental gleanings tend to be more frequently derived from American military folk tales, eg 54 40 or fight (yuk).
The older phrase is "old habits die hard": almost literally, it is difficult to give up an ingrained habit held for a long time. Here's a better citation.
According to Gregory Titleman's America's Popular Proverbs and Sayings, this expression has been traced back to 1450, but it does provide references to this earlier use and we were unable to find any verification online. The first known citation in the USA is in an article by Benjamin Franklin printed in London Chronicle in December 1758.
The noun die-hard, meaning a person who vigorously resists changes, is extrapolated from this proverb.
This series is like legal crack my dude. Keep up your amazing work!
You've done crack?
Probably still do
I swear I've been watching these vids for like the past 2 days lol
Analogies comparing things to illicit street drugs is TIGHT!
@@am234523 yeah yeah yeah
Having a debate for 3 decades if Die Hard is a Christmas movie or not is *TIGHT.*
Ryan is just awsome , he is a nightmare for all production houses!!! 😆😆
Just like "Home Alone"
I never realised people ever considered it a Christmas Movie
@@liamwalton4183 why isn't it? It has santa hats, Christmas party, and it's awesome. Def a Christmas movie
It's not
I love watching the evolution of these two characters. If you watch an early episode and then a recent one, you can see the difference in enthusiasm. Seriously awesome to see the development here.
There's more character development in this serie, than in almost all characters in movies today.
Seeing character development in series is tight!
I also think that in the current ones he goes a bit more in depth. For example, if it was done today he would likely question that Al as a desk jockey has a marked police car for driving to and from work, or that he says he hasn't been able to fire his gun in years but LAPD requires firearm qualification every 6 months.
I think the difference is just that ryan is more comfortable on camera now and his comedy/acting skills have naturally gotten better along with his charisma
The actor who plays the script writer is a more nuanced actor
I watch this film every year no matter wether people say it's a Christmas movie or not
That kid that guy shot.....was Steve Urkel
After that he said did i do that
Underrated comment lol
He deserved it
You peeped that
And then Urkel’s ghost gave him a disapproving frown and said, “Look what you did.”
Half screen rants views have to come from pitch meetings (and people like me who leave autoplay on and end up on a list video), literally the only content of theirs that I'll willingly click to watch
There is other stuff on this channel?
Actually would like to know what else on screen rant he does, cause I'd watch it. The rest of their stuff is so eh.
This Ryan guy is selling himself short, he need to be producing these things for himself and not Screenshit.
Same. Everything else is an absolute waste of time
I watched all pitch meetings in 2 days after finding these videos including Ryan's other funny videos still no sign of getting bored!
Sonu Sharma binging pitch meetings is super easy barely an inconvenience
@@Jdub22447 You are Tight!
I mean right"
Sonu Sharma whoops
@@Jdub22447 whoopsy
@@Milan-db3uy i think its whoopsie, but if not whoops
"So you have a Christmas movie for me?"
"Yep..."
Debate. Settled.
It's almost like you didn't watch the rest of the video. lol
Anybody else LOVE when he says "I don't know!"
Making an action movie into a Christmas movie is super easy barely an inconvenience
oh really
Shane Black does it on accident sometimes...
Fitting how your profile pic is Jake peralta. The biggest die hard fan ever
This is tight
“Die Hard” died while testing errectile dysfunction medication. I just about died laughing, and stopping was super difficult, very much an inconvenience.
I just bought some Depends because I thought you said "very much an incontinence."
"He killed a kid and lost his cop mojo, it was tragic tht he lost his cop mojo"
90's movies were just straight up savage😂😂😂
Except this was an eighties movie, but fair enough.
Pretty sure in the movie it was sad that he shot a kid.
it was pretty close to the 90s...I feel like all the best 80s movies were released in the second half of the 80s
@@lajeandom Your feelings are wrong.
He must have shot a white kid. Pretty sure that during that time in LA if he shot a black kid he would have probably been promoted.
He's really into communicating with people using dead body's... I'm dead
The suspense is killing me - dead body's what?
The main plot of 'Sixth Sense' :
HJ Osment: "I see dead people! ... They don't know that they're dead!!"
B Willis: "Have you tried... *communicating* with them?"
:)
@@demizson576 THIS comment was TIGHT! :)
I lost it bad when i heard that one!!! Genius!
did he communicate using your body
Do a pitch meeting of The Mask
So much yes.
Then Son Of The Mask.
Yes please
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 that'll be tight.
I'd vote that sometime during the pitch meeting, he wears the mask. Then everything becomes super easy, barely an inconvenience.
Every person who disliked this video grew up with parents that didn’t love them...
Brilliant pitch meeting. Please never stop making these.
Would you please do a pitch meeting for RoboCop? The original
Doing Robocop is tight. 😁
Doing Robocop might be tight... But shredder is most likely lmao
OMG yes this we really need!
“But this guy’s really into communicating using dead bodies” is a beautifully crafted Sixth Sense/Bruce Willis crossover reference.
Well played, good sir.
Ahh, nice catch there. I didn't get that til' now. 👍👍
didn't even think of that
@@michaelmacunfiltered667: I don’t think I noticed till I’d seen this a few times myself. Ryan George (and his writing team, if he has one) truly puts some work into these.
I wished that he ended the sentence with "...using body language.".
I think they are only talking about all of the dead bodies he used in Die Hard to communicate things...Ho! Ho! Ho!
Sixth sense was dead people (ghosts) not corpses.
I want that t-shirt saying ‘super easy barely an inconvenience’
Otilia Dragan Facts 💯💯💯
Otilia Dragan I’d buy that ... for more than a dollar!
Make it a Tight one
@@tobyhart8515 Undersized shirts are TIGHT!
@@Dudemon-1 yes sir they are.
Right off the bat calling it a Christmas movie gets all my love and respect
"Died while testing erectile dysfunction drugs"
Ryan, you have a dark, dark sense of humor.
That is by far not even close to the darkest thing he has said in any given episode.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 Not denying that. For example, "nuns are tight".
Don't forget baby junk (deadpool2)
@@arabemmy6229 Oh yeah, that one was good!
Thought he was going to say he was electrocuted by a car battery
As much as I absolutely love these old pitch meetings, it’s unreal how much Ryan has improved over the past few years.
If I was told I could only watch one TH-cam channel I would choose this one. Just endless laughs. You guys do a great job with these.
Watching one TH-cam channel is super easy, barely an inconvenience
I agree. There isn't a single entertainer on this platform, that I love more than Ryan.
“My uncle died while testing erectile dis function pills”. Same bro😔
That was the funniest line.
That...was the funniest joke ever in Pitch Meetings.
Lmao
Did he die harder with a vengeance?
@@jayzenitram9621 yea his mega boner was vengeful
You, sir, are simply brilliant! If Hollywood had any brains at all....and gathering from your screen rants, they don’t, they’d grab you up in a hot minute.
I saw Die Hard rereleased in cinema on Christmas Eve 2018 with my brother and our buddy. Worth every penny.
"It's going to be super easy. Barely an inconvenience."
I love that every time.
Lethal Weapon, Die Hard 1,2 & The Long Kiss Goodnight are great Christmas classics lol !
"so you have a Christmas movie for me"
Me a person who has never seen die hard: *WHAT*
You should definitely see it. One of the greatest films of all time.
It's a good action movie but don't start thinking it is an actual Christmas movie. It's like he said later in this episode. The only reason people call it a Christmas movie is because it takes place at Christmas time and the Christmas party as a reason for going to the building.
@@ericbeilmann3649 Booo! Die Hard is totally a Christmas movie! It features a main character who recognizes the importance of love and family, and the film ends with "Let It Snow" playing over the credits. If you can't feel the holiday spirit from this movie, then you don't have a soul!
Christmas Double Feature: Die Hard and Lethal Weapon.
@@ericbeilmann3649 no it's my favorite Christmas movie followed by home alone. What do you watch for Christmas?
love how you always throw in the phrase 'something something something is tight...' in every meeting
Please do a pitch meeting on Heat!!!!! I am surprised that you haven't already.
It just ain’t Christmas at our house until we see miracle on 64th st, it’s a wonderful life, and Hans Gruber falling off of Nakatomi tower.
"Stretching out bad boys is tight" is going to live rent free in my head now.
I love it that this treatment works even on movies that are genuinely good.
Normally am on board with the superfluous plotholes you criticize, but honestly, having McClane lose his shoes because he was "changing" would have seemed far more contrived than the actual reason given in the film.
I like when he says things are tight and then realizes how wrong it sounds.😂😂😂 Always my favorite part of these videos.
Your favorite part is TIGHT!
@@LeoTheDarkAngel 💀🤣🤣
“Was he killed in the line of duty? No, he died while testing erectile disfunction drugs”
LOOOOOOOOL
we have two types of people in this world, those who think die hard is a christmas movie and those who are wrong
I love that watching all his pitches basically gives me a fair idea of each movies in minutes. and catch up on all the ones I haven't ever seen XD thank you got saving me the hours Ryan!
Please do the Back to the Future movies. 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏
@Brian Cairns 😂 I'm just imagining Scriptwriter Guy's expression when he hears that.
@Brian Cairns His super hot mom is TIGHT, wait, that sound wrong! LOL
These are such great, fun, insightful deconstructions. Please don't change a thing. So well done!
If Jake Peralta watched he’d be Pissed
99
99!
99!
XD
NINE NINE!!!
Ninety nine!
i am re-watching pitch meetings. I think I finished them all and a pitch meeting weekly is not enough to satisfy the craving...
TH-cam constantly suggests pitch meetings I've already seen multiple times. I constantly click through to watch them again. No, this isn't a complaint.
“Stretching out bad boys is tight.” Best line ever.
I've started saying "Whoops. Whoopsie" way too much in my everyday life lmao
Whoops!
Whoopsie!
Try to wean yourself to just saying, "Whoops!" Then, be pleasantly surprised when someone replies, "Whoopsie!" I know it looks kinda like the same guy, but these two words are always said by different people in these sketches.
"Right, he's not wearing any shoes and I know the entire history of that."
🤣🤣🤣
I told my Wife who had never seen it before that it was a Christmas movie just so I could watch it again!! Hahaha
That's what my ex-boyfriend told me, too. You could say I was a "die hard fan" of Alan Rickman back then (which my bf also knew) and now I hate this film with a passion.
@@LeoTheDarkAngel hahaha, so he played the ole "his your favourite actor" routine, whilst I went down the Christmas movie route!!! Hahaha🤣🤣 classic guy moves!!
@@anthonyprice434 Well, I read in the internet that Alan Rickman was in Die Hard and mentioned it and he was all like "It's a christmas movie actually and it's christmas soon. Wanna watch?" I really wish we would've watched "Love actually" instead 🙄😂
@@LeoTheDarkAngel 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@anthonyprice434 Was probably my first reaction, too, when I watched it with my mother 😂
But I liked some of the actors.
The reason that you don't get enough "likes" from all great quality and full of wit is, we just wanna keep seeing more and more of this!
I have decided that i never need to watch another movie these pitch meeting sum it up to well.
I've become a big fan of these pitch meetings it was super easy, barely an inconvenience!😂😁
I expected this one to just be "super easy, barely an inconvenience" over and over.
So you have a Christmas Movie for me...The best opening for this
You really should do the rest of the series!! Love the videos!!!
"So you have a Christmas movie for me?"
"Yes sir I do, its gonna be super violent'
"What?"
*Mashes like button*
Thats all it took LOL had me at the opening line HAHAHA!
That kid that guy shot.....was Steve Urkel
I have enough faith in Ryan to like before the video starts
We need pitches for all of the Die Hard series. Especially Die Hard 2 and Die Hard with a Vengeance!
die hard is a Christmas movie, confirmed
“Stretching out bad boys is tight”
Oh dear god. An apology isn’t enough for that sentence lol
Recently saw Die Hard for the first time. Loved it. This. Was. Hilarious. Thank you, Merry Christmas, and never stop Pitch Meetinging!
Pirates of the Caribbean pitch meetings! One for each movie lol I love these they’re hilarious!!
Would love to see all of the Die Hard movies done. Love your videos. Awesome content.
Being early to a Screen Rant video is tight!
It doesn't get any TIGHTER then that
Being late is barely an inconvenience 👍
@@kobrien4121 And Super Easy!
I admire your restraint in not adding, "I'm sure that won't age poorly," after the line about the cop killing the kid who was playing with a toy gun. But clearly I don't have the same restraint.
why did it age poorly?
@@vdoggydogg3922 Look up the tragic story of Tamir Rice
The reason why this is a christmas movie is because christmas is an intregal part of the plot. A corporation having a christmas party for the higher executives is the only way to have those executives all together after hours in the workplace that would be known by anyone that might be interested in that knowledge as it wouldn't be really work related. The pure fact it happens on christmas isn't the key factor, but that happening on christmas is why it happened at all is the reason it's a christmas move.
"Die Hard: A Christmas Story" should be the new movie title, from now on!
I love this movie, it's practically perfect, apart from all those things you mentioned...
Die Hard isn't A Christmas movie. It's THE GREATEST Christmas movie of all time.
I loved it when Ritchman looked at the camera and went "It's Gruberin' Time!"
"This guy is like really into communicating using dead bodies!"
"How did he lose the bad guys if he's leaving a trail of blood?" Let's be honest, Die Hard's KD ratio is so the only way that they'd be able to track him is by following the clean mop trail that he'd leave through the pools of blood.
That Die Hard joke was one of the best i have heard in my entire life.... Lmao!🤣🤣
My favourite series on TH-cam hasn't let me down 👍
I only have 1 gripe. When Ryan breaks character and says that "This is Ryan" and that there are "Tons of other videos." Dude! We know. We are all binge watching this awesomeness. Have a less ScreenRanry outro :)
The best Xmas film
*Iron man 3*
If Die Hard is a Christmas movie, so is Eyes Wide Shut. Is that the kind of world you want to live in?
Jared Wales i was joking
"Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie, it's a God damn Bruce Willis movie."-Bruce Willis.
"Die Hard?!, naming movies after car batteries is Tight!!"
Yea, we WERE gonna go with Megatron but, ya know, Transformers, LOL
That's nothing. In Poland they didn't know how to translate "Die Hard", so they went with "Glass Trap". It was all OK, until sequels came and there wasn't any glass but the title stayed...
@@Robi2009 wait they went with Glass trap? I don't why but I find that hilarious. Did they just watch the first hlf hour or so and go, Hey he's trapped and there's glass. we gotta get going so Glass Trap it is.
@@memyself898 yup, really. Polish title is "Szklana pułapka", which means "Glass trap". TBH, diehard is difficult to translate, but they could've think of something better. I remember when in high school during English class we had charades, when you had to show the title of a movie to the class. I got "Die hard" and asked the teacher can I show Polish one, she said no and my classmate immediately guessed the correct movie just because it is so hard to show the original one :)
That Bruce Willis is now actually advertising those batteries in a parody of this movie is the very definition of America.
It's 2021 & I regularly catch myself walking around my apartment saying "barely an inconvenience!" & "Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow."
4:41 - Of course it s a christmas movie,it has chistmas songs snd everything
They obviously wanted it to be a Christmas movie ...the wifes name is HOLLY...... this debate is over.
No one ever brings up the other epic Christmas action movie gifted to us by the 80’s - Lethal Weapon.
It's up there with other great Xmas movies such as
Terry Gilliam's Brazil and The Wild Geese.
I have a few disagreements with the studio guy:
0:55 - John doesn't want to just leave his wife behind.
1:09 - Argyle didn't know about the terrorist attack until much later.
2:30 - By firing his gun he would risk revealing his position to the terrorists. Throwing a body doesn't really make much sound from the position he throws it.
Hey how bout 90'S ROMEO AND JULIET
I'd be curious to see how you would pitch The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
I bet it would be the same as every other episode.
It would be the only other use for "stretching bad boys is TIGHT!"
"Communicating by dead bodies" is tight !!
Producer's facial expressions are TIGHT! ❤
Please do a hilarious one for the Alien Vs. Predator ones. Both of them! 😂😂😂😂
The greatest Christmas movie, Die Hard is tight, old sport.
just rewatched it yesterday, still an awesome movie and some of the effects are realy great
Shoe removal exposition is TIGHT!
I can just picture CinemaSins actually complaining that the bare feet weren’t explained before. Ding! 🛎
So glad the consensus now is that Die Hard IS a Christmas movie! 🎄🎅