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Topic	If Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie, then why do... (Minor Spoilers)
Slayer_22 12/03/21 1:08:27 AM #40:	FortuneCookie posted... That's true of any holiday film though. Ralphie's birthday falls on Valentine's Day. When everyone else is worried about chocolates and cards, he's hoping against hope that his parents will get him that Red Ryder air rifle. There, I just turned A Christmas Story into A Valentine Story. Maybe, but the message isn't the same there, is it? To be fair, though, I don't even like that movie. Tyranthraxus posted... You could replace Christmas with Thanksgiving in home alone and it's still the same Maybe, but the tone and message would be much different, as would a lot of smaller aspects that build it up to be a Christmas movie. --- "And no I'm not signing your twitter after this type of attitude so don't ask..." - IIINCORRUPTIBLE <cite>Slayer_22 posted [p:960574769] in If Die Har... [t:79792272]...</cite> <quote>FortuneCookie posted...</cite> <quote> That's true of any holiday film though. Ralphie's birthday falls on Valentine's Day. When everyone else is worried about chocolates and cards, he's hoping against hope that his parents will get him that Red Ryder air rifle. There, I just turned A Christmas Story into A Valentine Story. </quote> Maybe, but the message isn't the same there, is it? To be fair, though, I don't even like that movie. Tyranthraxus posted...</cite> <quote> You could replace Christmas with Thanksgiving in home alone and it's still the same </quote> Maybe, but the tone and message would be much different, as would a lot of smaller aspects that build it up to be a Christmas movie. --- "And no I'm not signing your twitter after this type of attitude so don't ask..." - IIINCORRUPTIBLE</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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