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  <title>A Wonderful Diehard Christmas - TWB62</title>
  <description>My attempt to find some correlation between Die Hard and It's A Wonderful Life. They said it would be impossible, challenge accepted! &amp;amp;nbsp; John McClain, a New York cop visiting Los Angeles&amp;amp;nbsp;for the holidays&amp;amp;nbsp;stumbles upon a&amp;amp;nbsp;band of would-be terrorists who take over the building of his wife's employer. Only true fans consider Die Hard a Christmas movie. Headshots and maniacal&amp;amp;nbsp;Germans; it’s not exactly the true definition of a&amp;amp;nbsp;holiday movie. The movie is rated R but so is Love Actually and we love that raunch-laden film. &amp;amp;nbsp;Try to sell Diehard to a family undecided on what to watch after dinner and unwrapping present&amp;amp;nbsp;and you're&amp;amp;nbsp;sure to be&amp;amp;nbsp;outvoted and stuck with watching the same ol’ classics from the early age of black and white&amp;amp;nbsp;film.&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Classics such&amp;amp;nbsp;as A Christmas Carol (1938), Scrooge (1935), and A Miracle on 34th Street (1947) are the instant go to movies for the&amp;amp;nbsp;genre neutral family dynamics. These are grade A movies with wholesome storylines that really bring forth the true meaning of Christmas and goodwill to all humans. &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; Not to be left off this list of ol' timely classics&amp;amp;nbsp;is It’s A Wonderful Life (1946). A film about a man, George Bailey played by James Stewart who had his lifelong dreams and ambitions derailed by his duty to family, friends, and an unpromising future. But besides&amp;amp;nbsp;the obvious differences of&amp;amp;nbsp;technicolor, guns, and Paul Gleason, &amp;amp;nbsp;Die Hard is no less the feel-good holiday movie of It’s a Wonderful Life and should be on the must-watch list of every family who celebrates Christmas. So, if you're the only hope standing between a boring evening of watching feel-good movies of the 1940's, I urge you to stick to your guns and put your foot on grandma's neck. Give that old gal a sip of whiskey and walk her to that favorite and have her&amp;amp;nbsp;enjoy some holiday action with Bruce Willis as the Cowboy Who Saves Christmas for all.&amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
  <author_name>Talking With Burritos</author_name>
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