Nine reasons why Die Hard really is a Christmas film
It's that time of year for hunkering down to watch a Christmas film with the family – and to hold the annual debate over whether or not Die Hard actually counts as one.
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It's that time of year for hunkering down to watch a Christmas film with the family – and to hold the annual debate over whether or not Die Hard actually counts as one.
It’s the story of a man who just wants to get home for Christmas.
It’s that time of year for hunkering down to watch a Christmas film with the family – and to hold the annual debate over whether or not Die Har
It’s that time of year for hunkering down to watch a Christmas film with the family – and to hold the annual debate over whether or not Die Har
Die Hard is actually a Christmas movie, as much as a workable distinction exists. Studies suggest that viewers do draw a delineation: 50% of British audiences believe that a movie set at Christmas is not inherently a Christmas movie. A YouGov survey in December 2017 suggested that 56% of Americans and 52% of Britons don’t believe that Die Hard is a Christmas movie. The following year, a poll from Morning Consult and The Hollywood Reporter was even more definitive, suggesting 62% of Americans did not think of Die Hard as a Christmas movie. Of course, just because the majority believes some...