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Monday, December 2, 2013
25 Days of Christmas Movies - Day 3 - Die Hard
For Day 3 of 25 Days of Christmas Movies I chose Die
Hard (1988).
I know what
you’re thinking…Die Hard? A Christmas movie? You bet! Remember, the entire
criminal plot was foiled because super cop John McClane was traveling to LA to see his
wife for Christmas. There are so many awesome things about this movie. Bruce
Willis in a star-making role, the deliciously evil Hans (I’ve never been able
to see Alan Rickman as anything other than an oily criminal.), Sgt. Powell down
on the street. I love that the entire movie takes place in one building. It
adds to the claustrophobic feeling of being trapped. (Unlike the later installments where entire cities are used.) I love that McClane and
the cop on the ground can only communicate via walk-talkies. It’s just a great
ride. The perfect action movie, with some of the best one-liners ever.
McClane: "Come
out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs…"
Supervisor: [as
McClane tries to call up police] Attention, whoever you are, this channel is
reserved for emergency calls only.
McClane: No s**t,
lady. Does it sound like I'm ordering a pizza?
Hans: Who are
you then?
McClane: Just a
fly in the ointment, Hans. The monkey in the wrench. The pain in the a**.
Hans: …You have
me at a loss. You know my name, but who are you? Just another American who saw
too many movies as a child? Another orphan of a bankrupt culture who thinks
he's John Wayne? Rambo? Marshal Dillon?
McClane: Was
always kinda partial to Roy Rogers, actually. I really like those sequined
shirts.
Hans: Do you
really think you have a chance against us, Mr. Cowboy?
McClane:
Yippee-ki-yay, mother--.
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