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Topic	Why are movies like Gremlins and Diehard considered Christmas movies?
kukukupo 12/27/19 7:19:00 PM #22:	Krazy_Kirby posted... die hard could have just as easily been a normal office party on a friday night or something. home alone just used it as a plot device to explain leaving him alone... it could have just as easily been thankgiving, or even just a normal vacation. take out the christmas part, and the movies are the same Bruce isn't flying out just to visit an office party. Flying out for Christmas, however, is an entirely different thing. I suppose it could be Thanksgiving, but most offices don't have thanksgiving parties. <cite>kukukupo posted [p:932132927] in Why are mo... [t:78282566]...</cite> <quote>Krazy_Kirby posted... </cite> <quote>die hard could have just as easily been a normal office party on a friday night or something. home alone just used it as a plot device to explain leaving him alone... it could have just as easily been thankgiving, or even just a normal vacation. take out the christmas part, and the movies are the same</quote> Bruce isn't flying out just to visit an office party. Flying out for Christmas, however, is an entirely different thing. I suppose it could be Thanksgiving, but most offices don't have thanksgiving parties. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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