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Hannah, before movie news, we're going to preview what we're going to be watching next
week.
Let us go to clickbait.
Who, ha.
All right. This is my week, of course. I just want to go with the simple is Die Hard,
a Christmas movie.
Whoa.
Love this.
It's a contentious debate whether or not I'm going to go with, of course it is.
Oh, of course it is.
Now, here's my reasoning behind, of course it is.
Yeah.
All right. Let's just, let's put the basics down.
Set during Christmas.
100%.
100%. Memorable Christmas lines.
Yeah.
And then also Christmas music played.
Yeah.
Just play.
And it's about family and bringing people together.
Hannah.
Which does happen now.
Tick, tick, tick.
Boom.
I'll give you the ultimate one.
I love a movie called It's a Wonderful Life.
True.
Now this is a Christmas movie.
Everyone goes, this is like the penultimate.
This is a Christmas movie.
Yeah.
Of course.
It's a lot set during Christmas.
True.
You're going through the life of George Braley.
Love it.
The second half, Christmas is the backdrop to this whole, like, him realizing how important
his life is and how wonderful it is.
And again, towards the end of the movie, they all come together, Christmas tree, and they
don't sing a Christmas movie, a Christmas song per se.
They sing, oh, Lanzar.
Like they sing, which is considered more of a New Year's Eve kind of thing.
And so that's considered an ultimate Christmas classic.
So why not die hard?
Yes, go, oh, you know, they only did it for marketing.
Who cares?
The end of the day, it is, baby.
Hannah, do we read a book titled Die Hard Christmas Every Christmas?
Yes.
Yeah, 100%.
It's Christmas movie.
You're 100% right.
It's a great, it's a, you know what?
It's a normal, just statement.
It's not even clickbait.
You know why?
Because it's just so true.
I just love this.
I don't get people who are like, it's a Christmas movie.
Oh, those people that say, Home Alone is not a Christmas movie.
Are you serious?
Yeah, because the idea is you gotta have, like, you don't need to have Santa to have a Christmas
movie.
The idea is family.
That's the most important aspect.
100%.
Christmas is about family and about being with your friends.
Bringing people together.
Yeah.
It's, it's all about that.
It's all about fighting bad guys.
Yeah.
Die Hard 2 is a Christmas movie as well.
It's got snow.
Yes.
It's a Christmas movie.
Batman Returns is 100% a Christmas movie.
And I would say that's even less of a Christmas movie than...
Goodwill to all men and women.
And it's, I would say it's even less than Die Hard.
On the Christmas scale, they don't play Christmas music.
They, Christmas is basically a backdrop to that movie.
Oh yeah.
It's Christmas.
So it's, but it's considered very wildly a Christmas movie.
Though you could watch it any time of the year.
Well, it's going to be eligible for a Christmas draft and I don't care what anyone else has
to say.
I'll fight.
I'll leave a comment down below if you think we're crazy.
Yeah.
Let's go over to my favourite segment, Hannah and Movie News.
Welcome back to Movie News.
This week, have monster movies not been doing it for you?
Are you tired of the human element and just want to see big giant lizard, you know, destroy
city?
Well, Godzilla minus one might change your opinion on that.
Taking an emotional story at its heart, it takes place after World War II and a man and
his own inner struggle and war with the giant scary lizard himself.
This week, have you missed movies like Spirit of the Way, House of the Castle, Poncho?
Well, here is the marquee, the director of those films is back with his latest masterpiece,
The Boy and the Heron.
He's in place in Japan during the 40s.
War time is happening and well, when a kid has to now move in with his new mum into this
weird place, there's this grey heron that keeps following around, keeps wanting him to
join him.
There's this weird mysterious tower.
Crazy things are happening.
And well, there's an all-star cast in this one with some great voices who've voiced
other studio gibblies in the past, like Christian Bale and Mark Hamill and Willem Defoe.
What a crazy ride this is going to be.
All I need to say now is that the woo is back, baby.
Jung Woo, director of such great films as Face Off, Broken Arrow and of course, probably
the best Mission Impossible 2.
He's back with a film in so many years.
And it's a Christmas movie.
Ah, but an action Christmas movie.
When a guy is fatally wounded and has lost his son, he's determined to do one thing,
kill everyone involved.
Awesome.
Well, that's what we're going to be seeing this week.
Leave a comment down below on what you'll be seeing and until next week, bye!
Thanks, Hannah.
What's next for us next week?
Boy and the Heron.
Also Godzilla minus one.
And your most anticipated movie for the rest of the year, it's Silent Night directed by
John Woo.
That is it for us this week.
We also have coming up the blockbuster game.
We'll also do movie championship belt holder for 2018.
You can also catch up with Can You Get Some Movie.
Next week's podcast for the AFI Top 100 is Yankee Doodle Danny.
So for those who are watching from home, you can get it on Apple TV.
That is my lovely co-host, Hannah.
Do you have anything else to add, Hannah?
The woo is back, baby.
The woo is back.
If you need some woo movie to watch, I will tell you there is one called Face Off.
Oh, Broken Arrow as well.
Broken Arrow.
And of course, everyone's favourite, Mission Impossible.
No one has ever said that in the history of mankind.
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