the Oracle Wrote:Well, even though it is set in Christmas time, Die Hard is not really "christmasy" and it ROCKS!
Also, Lethal Weapon (the first one) is during "the silly season." If you haven't seen the director's cut of this one, I HIGHLY recommend it. It darkens Rigg's character and explains a bit more about him.
Happy holidays to all!
-Rip
the Oracle Wrote:Well, even though it is set in Christmas time, Die Hard is not really "christmasy" and it ROCKS!Dammit! I was gonna say those two.
Also, Lethal Weapon (the first one) is during "the silly season." If you haven't seen the director's cut of this one, I HIGHLY recommend it. It darkens Rigg's character and explains a bit more about him.
Happy holidays to all!
-Rip
KRW Wrote:Those are the two movies I would have said.And then I was gonna say I was gonna say those two. Double Dammit!!!! :mad:
KRW
Mick C. Wrote:I really enjoyed "LOVE, ACTUALLY" last year when I saw it, and again on HBO this year ...
Quote:I'll second (or third) LETHAL WEAPON - I'm down for any Christmas film with a Triangle Choke in it.
the Oracle Wrote:Also, Lethal Weapon (the first one) is during "the silly season." If you haven't seen the director's cut of this one, I HIGHLY recommend it. It darkens Rigg's character and explains a bit more about him.Bought the director's cut as soon as it came out. One of my favorite movies. Thanks to that movie Jingle Bell Rock became my favorite Christmas song. I never really understood Murtaugh's "Go spit!" line though. Is there an origin to that saying or just made up for that movie???
Happy holidays to all!
-Rip