Sure, it’s set at Christmas, but is that really the only pre-requisite for a Christmas film?
- Yes (no)
- No (yes)
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Shit I’ve not even thought of the process of consuming Die Hard, I was considering whether a policeman shooting some stylish, witty immigrants to protect a bank/large corporation is really the plucky underdog story we all need at this time of year.
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Of course it isnt, nor is it much good
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Like the sound of music innit
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My favourite Christmas film has to be Mamma Mia
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yippee yay to you too
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the great escape is a christmas film
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Say hello to my little friend!!
Dinner first.
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What about Trading Places?
- Looking good, Randall (yes)
- Feeling good, Mortimer (no)
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Do people say it as a joke?!
Die hard one and two for sure. I think two is more so, Xmas jumper and snow innit…
Are jn my favourite top ten all time films though, not just for Christmas are they?
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Things a Christmas film needs most:
- Set at Christmas
- Mention or sight of Father Christmas
- Some sort of magic
- Underdog main character
- Strong charitable/anti-capitalist undertones
- Children of some sort
- Music featuring sleigh bells
- Appearance of snow
- Evil men converted to goodness rather than shot in the head
- Other (please specify)
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it’s a christmas film for people who are too macho to say they like any actual christmas films
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27th November. Sad!
is it too early to watch a nightmare before christmas
- y
- n
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Think you’d be done before 9, no worries!!!
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Always
I find it firmly sits in that weird individualist anarcho-capitalist tone the same way a lot of macho action films do.
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yippie kay ay fellow marxist
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