DIE HARD (1988) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

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[@shrodingerschat2258]

Millennials watching Die Hard for the first time: "Hey! It's Snape!" Gen X-ers watching Harry Potter for the first time: "Hey! It's Hans Gruber!"

[@KevyNova]

So true.

[@michaelrosenblum4170]

How about Marvin the depressed robot

[@Rocket1377]

He was also excellent in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. I actually like his performance in that more.

[@MWSin1]

By Grabthar's hammer, by the suns of Worvan, you shall be avenged.

[@asteven8]

I think Colonel Brandon.

[@llamallama1509]

Takes place at Christmas, is filled with Christmas music, Christmas is vital to the plot and it's a story about an estranged couple finding the true meaning of love and coming back together is a Christmas message. Plus her name is Holly. Absolutely a Christmas movie.

[@rovhalt6650]

And they're saving Christmas from a bunch of Scrooges.

[@coynieuk]

All true I agree but No all the very good points you made are true of Lethal Weapon

[@ropete33]

He attached the gun to his back with freaking Christmas tape!

[@Spacehog1981]

It snows (bearer bonds) in L.A. at the end. A Christmas miracle! It made me happy, Christmas movie achieved.

[@jefferyoetter6884]

It's Christmas when Hans Gruber falls off the Natomic building.

[@markc.7984]

Fun fact: The scene when Alan Rickman gets dropped out of the window, they had him up above an air bag, and they said "we'll count to three and drop you," but they dropped him on "2" so that look of surprise on his face is genuine. Watching this movie every year is my Christmas tradition. Glad you guys enjoyed it.

[@paulshaw9953]

My favourite Die Hard fact is that they had to offer the main role to Frank Sinatra first, he turned it down as he to old. Bruce was like the 15th choice actor

[@Kevonutube303]

Well, it is one of the best Christmas movies. 😂

[@trevorjames4619]

There’s more. When he fell, noticed he stayed in character and never looked down. The director said when he was falling, hanging 70 ft over an airmat, he never looked at where he was going to land. Even veteran stuntman always want to look at where they are going to land. Always. And Rickman never did. Amazing

[@Madbandit77]

@@paulshaw9953 Die Hard was based on a book called "Nothing Lasts Forever" by Roderick Throp, which was a sequel to the novel, "The Detective", which was made in a movie featuring Sinatra.

[@paulshaw9953]

@MadScout indeed, which is why they had to offer it to Frank first

[@weekndwarrior3454]

Just re-watched this reaction and could not stop laughing when Cassie says "This is not a Christmas Movie, somebody just shot Santa" 🤣 You girls are the best

[@namco003]

"Come out to the coast. We'll get together. Have a few laughs."

[@timtrozzo.5877]

"Welcome to the Party,Pal.

[@41tl]

Mandela Effect. I remember him saying"Come out to California, we'll get together, have a few laughs" when I saw this as a kid. Weird..,..

[@ronniemaclaine5234]

funny fact those lines were ad-libbed

[@derekanderson8456]

😭🍿

[@mjinked]

I'm you're white knight!!😁

[@bahice]

"It's not Christmas til Hans Gruber falls off Nakatomi Plaza." Words to live by.

[@ShingenNolaan]

Taht's the proper motto ^^

[@leewesley1961]

i like when his brother shows up for revenge in die hard 3

[@potterj09]

@@leewesley1961 Perfect casting with Jeremy Irons. everything he touched in the 90's turned to gold. Especially dumptrucks full of gold :)

[@OrangePony75]

I need a t shirt with that printed on.

[@rightwired]

"Die Hard is not a Christmas Movie" - Bruce Willis, June 29, 2018 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eovZo4eXZspqicU

[@Rnyargd]

“This is not a Christmas movie somebody just shot Santa!” Gold. Pure gold.

[@r.e.tucker3223]

I had to pause and take a minute. Couldn't see thru the tears in my eyes.

[@commanderkorra3316]

Alan Rickman played one of the best villains in cinema as Hans Gruber. And he also played one of the greatest Heroes in cinema. R.I.P.

[@70baja]

You mean Dr. Lazarus? I agree

[@Roguefem76]

Also made an awesome Colonel Brandon!

[@davidneel8327]

This was his first movie role.

[@sumsarprat]

By Grabthar's Hammer, by the suns of Warvan, you shall be avenged.

[@montgomeryfitzpatrick473]

Metatron in Dogma?

[@CraigMurraysVids]

I loved the "Don't give him the gun", "I never doubted you for a second" "You totally doubted him". That made me laugh so much.

[@dallas304life]

"You 1000% doubted him! For so many seconds! 😆

[@evansutcliffe1099]

swag ming the merciless pfp my guy

[@TheImaginator972]

That scene were awesome for we've seen John McClane is an smart character of not loading a gun before giving it to Hans Gruber.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

"You won't hurt me. There are _rules_ for policemen." "Well you're off duty -- shoot 'em!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@docnu5757]

that was so unexpected!! LOLOLOL

[@matthewwakeman5382]

Carly is a cutie 😆😆

[@andrewmccormack4295]

That was hilarious,Cassie and her sister are so sweet and softhearted and then the sister comes out with that line "Well you're off duty,shoot him".That caught me completely unawares....You just gotta loves these Ladies.

[@TimTheTuner]

Best line from Cassie tonight: "I don't know how those things work. Do they have unlimited?" That was great! LOL

[@crosswalk48]

I just came back to try and find her saying that! Starts at 26:38 btw.

[@canoli62]

Die Hard is not a Christmas movie - it is THE Christmas movie :) Watch it again next Christmas, and pay attention to the Christmas themes.

[@Elsupermayan8870]

Really? Where's the mention of the Nativity of Jesus? Where's the mention of the Three Kings of Orientar making their pilgrimage to honor the New Born King? Where is the mention of the Blessed Mother being visited by the Archangel in the so-called themes? That's what Christmas is about, have you forgotten?

[@crowtcameron]

Not only was this Alan Rickman's American film debut, it was his first film, period. And Hans Gruber became one of the greatest film villains ever. Most of that, if not all of that, is thanks to him. He's the best thing about this film, I think.

[@OxtonSWA]

He`s the best thing in quite a few movies. He even made Robin Hood Prince of Thieves bearable

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

The cast was great. Even Reginald and Bonnie B. And especially the villain henchmen. Direction = perfect. RIP to Alan R. 😓

[@olliegueret2963]

Agreed!!!

[@paulmatson661]

"Way to hit the ground running, Rickman!" - Epic Voice Guy, Honest Trailers

[@mattp6089]

He is the best thing in the movie, but he's far from the only great thing. Whole thing is fantastic and Bruce is very much on fire too, for an actor that wasn't seen as a possible action star. Die Hard is a next level movie. Easily best in the series. Die Hard 2 is a pretty good Die Hard movie. Die Hard 3 is a very good Die Hard movie. The rest vary between not great and trash.

[@klars3207]

"Why is their hair all down, I feel like they would have pulled it up for a terrorist attack". Died laughing.

[@gbsailing9436]

Die Harder, Klars...

[@italoblu]

One of this channel’s best lines ever.

[@MWSin1]

First clue they weren't really terrorists, maybe?

[@ianburns1167]

It's so you can tell they're Scary Germans(tm) :p

[@Sillydogification]

Its the 80;s they were a hair band of terrorists/criminals.

[@seantlewis376]

Prior to Die Hard, Bruce Willis was best-known for a TV show called Moonlighting where he played a private detective with Cybill Shephard and the same kind hard-boiled snark he displayed in the this movie. Die Hard really made his career.

[@TLL1969]

Yep...I'm old enough to have watched that on network as broadcast, lol. He's had a fantastic career...and seeing him now, with his health issues is heartbreaking.

[@briannichols4807]

Bruce Willis was also in a comedy movie that came out about a year before Die Hard , called Blind Date with Kim Basinger and Phil Hartman playing his brother . I remember seeing it in the theater . But , I guess it wasn't a huge box office success like Die Hard , because people don't seem to remember it was one of his movies , and people often say that Die Hard is what started his movie career .

[@chasetoy1087]

Definitely, and I think it probably blows people's minds to learn that he's also dipped into music and has put out a few albums (it certainly blew mine). In fact, his first was recorded in 1986 and released a year before Die Hard was released.

[@TLL1969]

@@chasetoy1087 Yeah but as I recall...at the time, his "music career" was sort-of mocked at the time...and material for late-night monologues from Letterman and Carson and such. Those of us who were fans of his kinda' overlooked that aspect of him. The whole Planet Hollywood endeavors too. Sorry to say it...but that's just the way it was.

[@chasetoy1087]

@@TLL1969 Oh, don't get me wrong. I wasn't saying it in support of his music, I was simply stating a fact. I couldn't care less about his time with music.

[@chmod1777]

This movie kicked off a seismic shift in how action movies were made -- in Arnold's heyday he was a near-invulnerable quippy killing machine; John McClain is vulnerable as hell, upbraiding himself as he claws his way to survival and triumph, much more everyman rather than superman. Audiences LOVED it, and Hollywood noticed.

[@fonzcorp]

Carly made laugh so hard, "You're off duty, kill him!"

[@EZ7v]

We must protect Carly at all costs! 👸

[@powerbad696]

@@EZ7v YES,we MUST!!! LOL.

[@paulkane7771]

No shit, that was hilarious!

[@clevelandbci9562]

4 months late but I laughed like hell and just knew someone else must have laughed 4 months ago too 😂😂😂

[@JasonHauser125]

Congrats, you just watched one of the best action films ever made! Nobody thought Bruce Willis could do this, coming straight from the Rom Com TV show Moonlighting, but this cemented him as one of Hollywood's number one action heroes.

[@christianopara3938]

I wanna see them react to die hard 2 and speed with keanu Reeves and Dennis hopper. I think they would love speed

[@powerbad696]

AGREED Amigo.

[@itachiuchiha7728]

how did they survived that long Die Hard is must watch Christmas movie i bet they never saw Spaceballs as well

[@borgtennis]

Here here. I was one of them , Loved Moonlighting but This was amazing when it came out!!!

[@MatthewVanVleet]

From what I understand, first posters of the movie with Bruce Willis had people laughing and dismissive. They started with posters of just the building. Once word got around that it was a good movie, the put Bruce back on the posters. He knocked it out of the park. Amazing movie.

[@NDHFilms]

25:25 This scene wasn't in the original script. Alan Rickman was showing off his American accent impression during a break and it gave the filmmakers the idea for this scene.

[@cassolmedia]

cassie thinking unlimited ammo is a real thing was the cutest thing I've seen in a while!

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Bruce Willis was at his Absolute best in the movie: charm, the one liners, the humour, the snark and you really felt for his struggle. McLane was such an outgoing character. He was flawed but you loved him for it. I remember when it came out, he was a breath of fresh air in a World of invincible heroes.

[@Andres64B]

Bruce Willis is never going to win an Oscar because of the way things are run, but he never really disappoints. He makes entertaining movies.

[@CrazeeAdam]

I love him talking back to "Dwayne T. Robinson Head of Police" "I'm not the one who just got butt fucked on national TV" XD

[@Ishai1]

This movie came out when Stallone and Arnold were trying to outmuscle each-other, literally, with every movie. It was so different to have a "normal" guy be the hero and not have a single scene where he's carrying a machine gun that is supposed to be mounted on a vehicle, in his hands.

[@Zorros2ndCousinTwiceRemoved]

@@Andres64B Well, he used to until the nineties came along. With very few exceptions, he has long stopped giving a sh*t and just cashes the checks.

[@-M0LE]

McCane He’s also just such an unstoppable force but like in a determined way to ‘get shit done’ he is the man that will know what to do and not even hesitate to make plans or delegate he just goes at it A real hero but mainly because he is just That guy

[@robertwong4060]

Bruce Willis' 1st leading role in a movie. Alan Rickman's 1st American movie. The actor who played Al the police officer got a big break here and ended up with his own sitcom where he plays a cop and father ("Family Matters"). It's the show where the black nerd character Steve Urkle gained popularity ("Did I do that?!").

[@tanisdevelopment]

Don't forget the Blake Edwards movie, Blind Date, with Kim Basinger. That came out a year before Die Hard.

[@AlanCanon2222]

@@tanisdevelopment That's a fun one. I think I saw it in theater. My favorite gag is the James Brown Car Alarm radio spot.

[@richardsturges2736]

There's a neat theory that all of his characters are the same, across tv and movies. My sister told me about it, and I kinda like it.

[@captjackp]

I’m here cause Bruce Willis just announced retirement from acting cause of a disease that affects speech. Thank you Bruce for all that you have done for us over the years

[@captjackp]

@@nsasupporter7557 no, it can affect speech as well

[@jazzmaan707]

Next to Darth Vader, Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman) was my favorite villain. I loved him in Galaxy Quest, especially. The tributes he gets from his fellow actors in that movie are very touching. RIP ....., Hans.

[@jason60chev]

Darth Gruber........Hans Vader

[@MichaelB769]

Arguments that it IS, in fact, a Christmas movie: It takes place on Christmas Eve. It includes multiple Christmas songs, Christmas references, even Christmas wrapping tape. 'Now I have a machine gun. Ho-Ho-Ho.' A lot of people enjoy watching it during the holidays. The main character's wife's name is literally *Holly*. Totally a Christmas movie :)

[@notatthistime3867]

But is it about Christmas?

[@MichaelB769]

@@notatthistime3867 I don’t think that’s the lone defining characteristic; it could be said that many movies regarded as classic Christmas movies aren’t about Christmas.

[@gdiaz8827]

Could have used the wraooing tape to bandage the feet, maybe with some Christmas stockings

[@amyfrench8678]

@@notatthistime3867 Is It's a Wonderful Life about Christmas?

[@amyfrench8678]

Not to mention that happy feeling you get after watching a Christmas movie. Nothing says Christmas better than feeling such happiness when it's over.

[@crash406]

The guy who did the 'karate chop' was, actually, Alexander Godunov, a ballet dancer who defected from the Soviet Union in 1979. He was in a couple other movies, too.

[@scott7082]

I did not know that, interesting. I remember him from The Money Pit with Tom Hanks and Shelly Long. He is in the orchestra with Shelly's character.

[@michaelbaziotis8287]

What makes this channel so great is the sister's authentic reactions. They are unapologetically (even gleefully), ignorant of the stars and movies they are watching! This makes their reactions heartfelt and honest! Making the rest of us big fans of Cassie and Carly!

[@Greybeardmedic]

I know that this is a year old but I was just watching it for shits and giggles and this line from Cassie made me laugh my ass off: "This is not a Christmas Movie, they just shot Santa!" Its time for Popcorn in Bed to make some T-Shirts!

[@jonjohns65]

Here you go: Get your Popcorn In Bed T-shirts! (And other stuff, soon.) Merchandise is now available! www.popcorninbed.com/

[@NathanWind99]

At the time, Bruce Willis was known for his role on Moonlighting, a light romantic comedy/private detective TV show. He came out of nowhere to be a star on TV and it was still somewhat unusual for a TV star to make the leap to leading roles in movies. He definitely wasn't thought of as an action star. Die Hard was huge that year and propelled him into leading man status.

[@TBoNAtl]

Moonlighting was a great show

[@Latinofire202]

Considering he got lucky to get the role.

[@TheRawrnstuff]

And this was also Alan Rickman's first "real" movie - he had been on a few TV series and an hour-long TV movie 'Busted' a few years prior, but on the grand scheme of things nothing particularly noteworthy.

[@-M0LE]

His acting range is amazing he gets painted as this action hero actor but for instance look at DEATH BECOMES HER his range is superb and THE JACKAL

[@mr.2cents.846]

Yeah with Sibil Sheppard.

[@thetinpin]

Die Hard is one of those action movies that just about anyone can really enjoy, and I'm so glad you two did!

[@JRcomments]

Now it's time to do Die Hard 2. It's Christmassy too 😜

[@DarkCloud3000]

@@JRcomments What about Lethal Weapon?

[@mr.2cents.846]

I'm glad she watched it with her sister.

[@BorsalinoCo]

@@DarkCloud3000Must!!!

[@paulmazan4909]

Greatest Christmas Movie of all time. I watch it every year. "It isn't Christmas until I see Hans Gruber fall from Nakatomi Plaza"

[@CapntSpankey]

Carly is so freaking smart. She's always noticing things I don't until a rewatch but she catches them right away.. but I almost died laughing when she suggested shooting at that woman's window to get her attention but hoping she didn't get shot! I laughed so much at that. You guys are both so funny and great to enjoy these flicks with!

[@lexkanyima2195]

But she is worried

[@ortizmo]

Shooting at that woman's window actually wouldn't have been a bad idea for getting a fairly quick police response. However, there's also the distinct possibility that he'd have killed her.

[@IanSutherland08]

Fun fact: the scene where Hans falls at the ending, was Alan's true, genuine reaction. That scene was the last scene they shot and the stunt team told Allan they would release him on 5, but the Director informed them to release him on 3 instead. The look of fear and shock on Alan's face is real. Alan was upset afterwards, but that shot is gold.

[@AlanCanon2222]

Yep, they made him do it again, so they'd have "coverage" in case the first shot failed, but the first take is the one we see. They had a motor mounted on the focus ring so they could push focus quickly enough. The completed shot shows everything they got that was in focus.

[@erkkijunkkarinen9303]

Incorrect, he died of cancer a few years ago, not doing this film.

[@kippercsg]

@@erkkijunkkarinen9303 no one said he died making this film?

[@jaymellenen2088]

The stunt team, as you call them, doesn't drop actors as a rule. For one thing stunts are what THEY do for a living because, generally, the insurance company won't allow actors to do stunts. That's why they have stunt people. A very few actors do some of their own stunts, but they don't involve things like falling 50 stories and that wasn't even a stunt person anyway. Bottom line: the production insurance company would never have allowed Rickman to do something that. The insurance on even a stunt person to fall that distance would be astronomical simply because it cannot be done safely, even for stunt people. I can promise you, they did not drop Alan Rickman off of that building in any way shape or form. The look on his face is called acting. Do some more research on your "Fun Facts." That one is not true!

[@jaymellenen2088]

@@erkkijunkkarinen9303 He died of pancreatic cancer on January 14, 2016.

[@alfreddaniel1994]

The fact that you both agree that watching this movie, in December around this time, feels "right", in my opinion, that basically classifies it as a "Christmas movie".

[@johnbarry1712]

Fun fact: The head boss of 20th Century Fox (the company that produced this movie) specifically stated that Die Hard was a Christmas movie. Not just because it was based around Christmas, but there was hope, joy, and happiness at the end.

[@Don-ol8ze]

A lot of subtle touches in this one, especially with setup & payoff. Like the "foot" conversation leading to John having bare feet, or the Rolex coming back at the critical moment at the end. Some really smart writing.

[@MatthewStephensAU]

9:06 "I thought they were gonna sneak past him." Some villains sneak to avoid alerting guards; some people kill reluctantly when they get caught... These guys walk in, telling a funny story, execute strangers without blinking, and then tell the punchline. That's everything you need to know about the bad guys in two seconds. It's actually very good writing.

[@mikgus]

Had it been made today it would bee a bunch of flashbacks in slowmotion to tell the same thing, and the movie would have been 5h long.

[@-M0LE]

The writing is SUPERB the more I watch it the more I see how planned out it is Ppl would say die hard is a mindless violent action movie but it’s that but it’s also very well made from the great shots like the lorry going down the ramp and the car not ..I love that shot

[@-M0LE]

@@mikgus the baddies would all be LGBTQ mostly butch women too

[@mdswish]

A lot of the movie and character references they made were to old Western movies from the 50s through the 70s. Actors like John Wayne, Gary Cooper, and Roy Rogers defined the genre of the tough as nails, take-action cowboys of the late 1800s and turn of the century. A lot of kids who grew up in that time period were heavily influenced since that's the TV they had to watch growing up. So, Hans and John making references to those characters makes perfect sense given their generation. If you're ever in the mood for a throw (WAY) back movie, you could certainly get some enjoyment from watching such films as "The Sons of Katie Elder", "Chisum", "Big Jake", "High Noon", "Man of the West", or "True Grit".

[@TonyP7007]

Excellent list, many of my favorites westerns. I'd add the John Wayne films "Rio Bravo", "McLintock", "The Searchers", and "The Quiet Man" to that list as well.

[@MrOfficer235]

She should really watch Man on Fire with Denzel Washington. Excellent excellent film.

[@radd1701e]

Might as well add some Clint Eastwood movies. Dirty Harry Heartbreak Ridge Every which way but loose Firefox

[@gregstephens]

Well, Roy Rogers was not exactly “tough as nails” (he was the wholesome singing cowboy movie star), but otherwise that’s good context.

[@itdano]

I'll agree with Rio Bravo and The Searcers.

[@TheNotedHero]

There was Christmas spirit in this movie! Multiple redemption arcs, families reuniting, bad guys getting whacked (classic Christmas stuff) :D And, unlike a lot of boring "traditional" Christmas movies, this is one you will be happy to rewatch year after year!

[@richardcanedo1614]

Yes, Christmas is that special time of year when we find love in our hearts and whack bad guys. Good memories . . .

[@toygiants8748]

Once again this young lady nailed it. She recognized that a good hero is nothing without a good villain. Also, When she "called" Holly punching the reporter right before it happened, I knew this reactor was someone special. If I could watch one picture with her, it would be Jean Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast (1946).

[@obienator]

Cassie: “This is NOT an Xmas movie! Someone shot Santa!!!” Cassie is the BEST!

[@Joker_JAK]

She should watch Silent Night Deadly Night. Lol

[@worsel555]

@@Joker_JAK Nah, just skip to Silent Night Deadly Night 2 because it uses like 85% of the original film PLUS the classic "GARBAGE DAY!" scene.

[@logann7942]

Reminds me of when she was watching Terminator. Arnold was shooting everybody, and she said “Why would anybody vote for him?!” Lol

[@IvorClegg]

@@Joker_JAK Or Bad Santa!

[@iAmEbolaWoT]

I about fell outta my chair when she said that. That was damn priceless!

[@jonmercano1138]

Alan Rickman’s reaction when he’s dropped is genuine. They told him they were gonna let go on 3 and they let him go on 2

[@JabezGill]

It’s true. The entire movie was improvised and it was so believable that the real police showed up and surrounded the building!

[@cryptogentic]

This was before CGI too. They dropped him 40 feet into a bag for that shot. The closeup meant no stuntman.

[@dmichael1172]

@@JabezGill LMAO 🤪😂 needed that laugh

[@waraspan755]

His eyes were real. Everybody knew but him. A great actor.

[@lukeskywalker6809]

Not to mention the FBI who arrested Alan Rickman as Hans Gruber and deported him back to Germany

[@joebalusikiii5811]

You've seen the TV reporter before. He played the EPA guy in Ghostbusters. William Atherton has made a very good career in Hollywood playing the a$$hole. He has one other great a-hole performance opposite Val Killer in REAL GENIUS. Another must see.

[@elessartelcontar9415]

And Paul Gleason the jerk police chief was the jerk vice principal in Breakfast Club. He was type cast as and always played a jerk.

[@vladyvhv9579]

Good news, he's coming back as Walter Peck in the new Ghostbusters movie.

[@CorinaStadler]

I will insist this is a Christmas movie until my dying day...but I loved this reaction! I'm so happy you enjoyed this!

[@6li8storm40]

Absolutely!

[@sageantone7291]

You'll be wrong, but keep insisting.

[@Elsupermayan8870]

​@@sageantone7291 I know, right

[@Michael-id9bw]

I love how the friendship between John and Al develops. They don't even need to see each other, it just builds over their conversations on the walkie-talkie's.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

Hi, more like " handy-talkies ". somewhere through time the T.V. people and Movie people misconstrued the names of handy-talkies and walkie-talkies. Walkies-talkies are mounted in a dedicated pack with a telephone handset to hear with and speak into. Handy talkies are sling mounted and handheld when used. The whole unit is held to the ear and has a mouthpiece microphone to speak into. I lived years and was unaware of the switch in names.

[@miou-miou-]

@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 by that logic i assume you dont own a telephone.

[@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710]

@@miou-miou- Hi miou-miou, modern day cell phones resemble the ' Handie-talkies " of old. Cell phones do not resemble the backpack mounted " Walkie-Talkies " radios of olden times.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

The way John McClaine talks to himself is how Spider-Man often talks to himself in the comics.

[@Pelanances]

Yep. And that's one of the things that make him sooo relatable. It's almost like John is a fan of Spidey. ed: I'm old. Cool.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@HockeyNationHD When he's alone, yes, it's very similar.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@HockeyNationHD Then explain to me how there is a scene in a comic book where Spider-Man is literally sitting on a rooftop talking to himself aloud about how he should be happy, he has no real problems at the moment but he feels off and the proof is "why attack this innocent little chimney" (and then Peter Parker goes to propose marriage to Mary Jane Watson). And explain to me how one or two comic writers have said that Spider-Man was different from Batman or Captain America (who explain things to their teen sidekick) in that Spidey was his own teen sidekick, he'd talk to himself.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

@@HockeyNationHD Jack Skellington doesn't talk to himself like McClane and Spider-Man do, constantly either berating themselves or making light of their situation or both.

[@pesmerga182]

It’s in sooooo many films, comics and books hardly a Spider-Man thing, easy example, lethal weapon, ‘I’m too old for this shit’. I mean the fact you think books haven’t done this before is quite incredible.

[@Moveplaylift]

The sisters commentary produces arguably as many great lines as in the film itself... Impressive!

[@wendell6468]

yes, THIS IS A CHRISTMAS MOVIE...😂😂😂 i saw this when i was living in San Antonio. i remember coming out of the theater in total shock about what i had just seen. i immediately went back and bought another ticket...

[@dkmdlynch]

Die Hard - A story about an estranged couple that rediscovers their love for each other as they overcome a stressful situation together at Christmas time! That synopsis would work for practically every Hallmark Christmas movie ever made! My boys and I watch it together every Christmas! It is THE Christmas movie at out house….

[@dkmdlynch]

So it’s December 23rd. The boys are home for Christmas and we just finished watching “Die Hard” for perhaps the 10th year in a row! Including singing “Let it Snow” and humming the Beethoven 9th at the end! Merry Christmas to all, and to all, a good night!

[@Beltzer0072]

It's not that people don't like Die Hard. The reason people say Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie is because they don't want it to be given the violent action and coarse language. It is though, the entire plot is about a Christmas Party on Christmas Eve. I always save Die Hard for last cause it's the ultimate Christmas movie!

[@YouWillBeHappyOrElse]

IIRC, there was a TV movie or Hallmark version of this plot starring Dean Cain.

[@r.girouard5886]

This

[@genostellar]

THE Christmas movie... an it isn't even a Christmas movie. =P

[@rickcosman9670]

Argyle said it all in the last line. “If this is how they celebrate Christmas I got to be here for New Years.”

[@kickballjedi]

Good reactions. I liked it for the same reasons- mainly, it was an intelligent hero pitted against an intelligent villain. It's great how John figures out Hans' plan just as Hans figures out John's relationship with Holly. There were several more Die Hard movies made, and in each one they tried to use the same formula but to me none lives up to originality of the first one.

[@MariaPetrescu]

In his posthumously published diaries, Alan Rickman scoffed at the sequels, considering they lacked the magic of the first one. It was just something special.

[@natemalnaa1]

I grew up on these movies, Die Hard, Rambo, Comando. After this movie came out there were so many other movies that came out where critics were saying "it's die hard on a train" or "die hard on a bus" (that one was one review for Speed) The bad guy with the long white hair is actually a professional ballet dancer lol 18:43 that's the line that became his catchphrase for these movies it's iconic and this movie came out in 1988

[@Cgro2767]

“I NEVER DOUBTED YOU FOR A SECOND!!” ……”Ok, you 1,000% doubted it…..” Omg I adore you both so much! God, I laughed so hard at that. 😂😂

[@lethaldose2000]

What makes John McClane such a beloved character is the fact that he is not a superhero. He's the reluctant hero. --------- The everyday ordinary man who would rather be doing anything else than be stuck in the situations he gets stuck in.

[@StickFigureStudios]

What is lost on most viewers today, especially those who know that there was a whole series of sequels to it, was the fact that at the time audiences really believed that Bruce Willis' character, who seemed so vulnerable and ordinary, could actually die. This only heightened the films suspense.

[@lethaldose2000]

@@StickFigureStudios For sure, we thought Willis would die. He has no super Powers, no gadgets like James Bond. No help from the inside or outside. The film is next level. NOw we just have to convince them that this is a Christmas movie.

[@MrOfficer235]

She really should watch Man on Fire with Denzel Washington. Excellent excellent film.

[@rossmorton7002]

Something the movie's own sequels continually forget. He's not a killing machine, there are 13 villains in the first movie and John gets the s**t kicked out of himself. Live Free and Die Hard was like watching a Loony Toons cartoon.

[@tedbaker3846]

@@MrOfficer235 YES!!

[@baron7755]

Die Hard is my favorite Christmas movie, thank you for adding some Christmas cheer to us all.

[@PresidentScrooge]

One of the best action movies of all time. The protagonist and antagonist both make smart choices. Its not over the top like the Schwarzenegger and Stallone movies during that time (Bruce Willis was actually 7th or 8th choice) - but instead he played a normal dude whose first reaction is to call help, who has a dead bod and just happens to have to be the hero. I mean, he even tries to safe the trashy broker by claiming he doesn't know him. And the antagonist is also making smart choices (i.e. "shoot the glass"). Not to mention there are a lot of tense moments throughout the entire movie that really got you pressed into your seat rather than just big boom explosions. Also it was both Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman breakthrough movie. As well as ending the over the top heroes of the 80s by having more grounded action from there on.

[@FightingTorque411]

Alan Rickman spent his twenties in an office job (graphic designer), gave it up to pursue acting around my age (30), then spent a whole decade grinding in theatre and (relatively) small television parts before finally getting his big break as Hans Gruber, at the age of 42. It gives me hope that it's not over for me yet either!

[@DeltaAssaultGaming]

So Alan Rickman wasn’t just the villain, he could also design the movie poster

[@lethaldose2000]

at the time when Rickman left the Advertising world he ros to the level of creative director. They asked in a interview why you would give up the security of advertising for the uncertainity of acting. He told them advertising people never get paid and they have to always have to keep doing client favors. He was tried of it.

[@andrewjones575]

He was born in 1946 & was 42 when Die Hard was released in 1988.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

all you have to do is buy a good suit!

[@STNeish]

Dream the dream, my dude. It's a tough business to break into.

[@richardbalducci819]

Watching you both reacting to “Die Hard” is like opening an early Christmas present, so, therefore, that makes “Die Hard” a Christmas Movie.🍸

[@japudjuha]

Absolutely agree, your ladies reactions was amazing to see.

[@professorroundbottom438]

I was a teenager when this was released. I would love to go back and see this for the first time all over again!

[@80HD8]

When people say they don't know who Bruce Willis is and you realize they were born after Moonlighting, you feel really old.

[@Con5tantine]

"At least he knows it." I'm willing to bet the amount of men that have had that exact same conversation with themselves might surprise you. The moment of introspection after being an ass hits hard for us, and its mostly always after making an ass of ourselves to someone we like 😅

[@dirus3142]

Truth.

[@01HondaS2kXD]

So, two pedantic answers to questions you barely asked, but as a gun nut: 1. It’s actually quite believable that the cop in the lobby couldn’t hear the gunshots several floors above. Most indoor gun ranges the shots (especially with handgun rounds) are barely able to be heard through a couple layers of glass. Through several floors of a building it would be virtually silent. 2. No, the mp5 doesn’t have unlimited ammo lol. In fact the magazine only holds 30 rounds, and the gun can fire them all in ~2.5 seconds. This is a common trope in movies- very rarely do we actually see them reload. But it does look cool to the average viewer.

[@brianstraight9308]

For quite some time I had also wondered why Carl didn't react to seeing the "gun fire" on the roof from the gas station, but I realized that what looked to be gun-fire was actually just the anti-collision beacons on the roof of the building flashing that kinda looked like gun fire.

[@robertlombardo8437]

The part that makes it a Christmas movie is the redemptive story arcs of John, Holly, Al and even Argyle. John and Holly's family is close to breaking up because of their marriage being on the rocks. Al is haunted by his mistake as a street cop and is about to welcome his first child into the world. Argyle spends nearly the whole movie showing how immature he is by calling his girlfriend, lying to her about what he does for a living and drinking the limo's mini bar. By the time the movie is over? Argyle has become a hero by building up his bravery and thwarting the bad guys' escape. Al has finally overcome his old mistake and fired his gun in protection of his new friend. And John and Holly have rekindled their love and decide to spend Christmas together with their kids. In that way, it may not be your average Christmas movie. But its themes of redemption, love, friendship, family and self-sacrifice are ALL high notes of countless Christmas classics. There's Christmas comedies, Christmas dramas and Christmas musicals. But this is the only Christmas action movie I think I know of. Have I convinced you ladies? 😊 Merry Christmas!

[@Elsupermayan8870]

That has absolutely nothing to do with the Nativity of Jesus, nor the Three Wise Men of Orientar, or the labor of the Blessed Mother. Sick of everybody trying to secularize what Christmas is actually about. And no, it's not a Pagan holiday.

[@decnet100]

@@Elsupermayan8870 You christians already had your fun with dictating the way people spend their winter holidays and what stories should accompany the whole thing for the last few centuries, we all agreed it is becoming a bit boring and formulaic - why not try out something else?

[@Elsupermayan8870]

@decnet100 Why not stick with Tradition? And I never decided it was boring, neither did countless other Christians.

[@decnet100]

@@Elsupermayan8870 Because times change and it's frankly a bit ridiculous to hear someone talk about how much better your life supposedly has become, because some religious fanatic decided to martyrize himself 2000 years ago after being let down by his extremist circle. Like I said, you had a long time to make it more appealing - you added the thrill of putting live flames onto coniferous trees, and the random idea of a fat bloke supposedly living at the north pole, mass-burglarizing homes. Have to say, you could have done better. So let's watch Die Hard instead.

[@Elsupermayan8870]

@decnet100 What did His circle do that you deem as "extremist"? Yeah, and times are changing as in people don't have common sense anymore and believe, like you probably, that there's infinite amount of genders out there. How bout it? Wanna stick with Tradition, or continue on your path to self destruction? Choice is entirely up to you.

[@RobertDanielParisi]

You two should watch First Blood sometime! Its the first Rambo movie and It’s a movie like die hard in the sense that you think you know what you’re walking into but then the movies surprises you in various ways. Curious to see your thoughts on it! 😊

[@Damen178]

Cassie & Carly: "Die Hard is not a Christmas movie." Me: I'll pray for you both.

[@PopcornInBed]

😂

[@Jaems_Scott]

LoL!! I watched this and Die Hard 2, this past Christmas Eve.

[@chadpratt2000]

@@PopcornInBed So since you don't think this is a Christmas movie then Home Alone wouldn't be either. Movie that takes place during Christmas but its about burglars. :) P.S Love the reaction videos you do

[@sfcd4757]

Actually Die Hard. IS a Christmas movie....and so is Delta Force with Chuck Norris...i dont see anywhere it doesnt say it is throughout the movie

[@jamesroper4952]

Lethal Weapon is another good Christmas movie.

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

This was the movie my Mom and Dad and I would watch together every Christmas Eve, after we opened our presents. It was our holiday tradition, so yes, this IS a Christmas movie, at least to me and mine. Merry Christmas to both of you, ladies!

[@henryvandeventer2457]

There are 2 kinds of people in the world... those that know Die Hard is a Christmas movie and those who are wrong 😄 We used to watch it every Christmas as well. My dad and I were adamant that it was a Christmas movie while my mom was ... well... wrong.

[@JohnnyOrc]

It's not Christmas until Hans Gruber falls!

[@paulj9801]

this is a christmas movie just as much as a christmas story in a christmas story the entire movie is about a kid that wants a gun and he ends up killing with it.so same thing in my eyes🤠

[@Dinotk421]

This, Gremlins, and Scrooged were the Christmas Eve/Day trilogy for my family for years. Its not Christmas until I here the line "Happy Trails Hans" and listen to Phoebe Cates talk about her dad being stuck in a chimney. And Christmas isn't over until I her Bill Murray deliver the manic Christmas speech. Put a little love in your heart.

[@markmac2206]

@@henryvandeventer2457 yippe ki yay

[@davidstarsky6435]

Die Hard, Lethal Weapon and The Long Kiss Goodnight are my favourite christmas movies.

[@jenniferwinkels6144]

I don't know how I stumbled upon your videos but you two are too funny. I love watching your reactions, especially to movies I grew up watching that you're just now getting around to. For those of us who grew up watching the die hard series, now at our age watching this one at Christmas time is a staple event. Another comment on here by bahice says, "it's not Christmas til Hans Gruber falls off Nakatomi Plaza" and they're 100% correct! lmao So glad you both enjoyed the movie. And yes, there's an entire Die Hard series, so check the rest of them!! :)

[@danilopapais1464]

Did anyone else got a smirk on their face when Carly mentioned John had the "high ground"?

[@KevyNova]

Yup.

[@daxriley8195]

Right after the Ron Burgundy "that escalated quickly" unintentional quote too :) It's just a shame I can only give this reaction a like once :)

[@warrengday]

Two radiant articulate women discussing this rewatchable masterpiece - Xmas has come early. "Nothing like a hostage terrorist attack to bring you back together." Great line.

[@normie2716]

Weirdo

[@logann7942]

@@normie2716 lighten up, Brad.

[@jp3813]

@@normie2716 Gayo

[@promiscuous675]

The people you said you don't know in the middle, John Wayne and Roy Rogers where movie stars. Roy Rogers was famous for being the singing cowboy, he would play a guitar and sing riding his horse, but few of his movies really stand out. John Wayne was one of the biggest stars of Hollywood for two decades and was almost synonymous with the cowboy western star. If you want to watch Wayne there are any number of movies to choose from a career that spanned five decades from the mid twenties to the late seventies. Stagecoach (1939) directed by John Ford turned him from a popular actor into a Star, and True Grit (1969) won him an Academy Award for Best Actor. He starred in over 140 movies and was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

[@commsense1979]

LMAO at "Little Tim" 🤣🤣🤣 Tiny Tim 🤦🏽‍♂️ I dunno why that's so funny to me Great reaction!

[@MrSvlad]

Twice onscreen Die Hard directly references a “Christmas miracle” (FBI intervention) which is central to the plot (opening the vault). How can a film which revolves around a Christmas miracle not be considered a Christmas movie?

[@themiIes]

bc it's not really a miracle 🙄 just bc it takes place during christmas doesnt make it a christmas movie. just like gremlins

[@jeffevans9853]

@@themiIes It doesn't just "take place" on Christmas. It's a movie about two separated parents overcoming their problems and becoming a family again over the holiday. That's literally the plot of like half of Christmas movies.

[@themiIes]

@@jeffevans9853 its about two parents overcoming their problems and becoming a family again 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 thats like saying Alien is about a spaceship crew finding a signal in space. thats what starts the movie but then its just action my dude. it has great characters and is a well written movie but it is not about christmas or usual christmas themes lmao

[@TonyP7007]

Absolutely. Not to mention the Christmas songs, the Christmas party, the Christmas decorations, the Santa Claus hats, the "Ho Ho Ho" on the bad guy's shirt, etc...

[@MrSvlad]

@@themiIes It’s presented by the filmmakers, by name, as a Christmas miracle. Just as John McClane is presented as a cop. (And the Nakatomi plaza is presented as a building, and so on.) Why do accept one and not the other?

[@didiportia4995]

"You one-thousand percent doubted him for many seconds." So funny! Great reaction, ladies! ( :E

[@tannhauser7584]

The Grace Kelly reference is for "High Noon". It's a western, but you might like it. Lots of romantic subtext as a man has to choose between "duty and his fair-haired beauty". I like how the movie plays out in real time with scenes showing the clock as it approaches noontime.

[@rackstraw]

"High Noon" is also a story about one lawman (Gary Cooper) vs. Frank Miller, the leader of a gang of criminals coming to town for revenge. The townspeople, his deputy, and even his newlywed wife abandon him to fight alone.

[@todderickson2435]

Cassie, thank you so much for your openness and boldness in sharing your struggles with anxiety, which I and many others deal with. You have no idea how many people you have helped. You and Carly are just the best.

[@DarkPaladin24]

"Shoot her window so she can call 911" Both your reactions to that were priceless. Also, fun fact: When Alan was hanging by the window, they were normally supposed to count three before letting him go. Instead, they let go early so Alan can have a bit more legit reaction. He wasn't probably thrilled about it.

[@jameswg13]

It was actually meant to be a rehearsal is what they said to him

[@DarkPaladin24]

That probably pissed him off a little more than huh?

[@klatre]

"I don't know how those things work, do they have unlimited?" Priceless.

[@tet68vietnam72]

I appreciate your honesty and forthrightness in sharing your difficulties and how therapy can help. I have suffered from depression, anxiety and nasty panic attacks as a result of severe delayed chronic PTSD from my two combat tours in Vietnam. When thoughts of suicide started intruding on my thoughts and horrible nightmares were attacking me in my sleep, in desperation I finally sought out mental health help from the VA. For the past two years, I have undergone intense psychotherapy coupled with medication to ease the panic and depression. It is not easy to talk to others about mental problems and I applaud your courage. God bless you.

[@monacaravetta]

Peace and love to you, friend.

[@jeffdetmer4681]

This was the first of 3 Die Hard movies all take place on the holidays. Bonnie Bedelia has been in a ton of things. Not sure where you might know her from. She is also the aunt of MacCaulay Culkin (The Home Alone kid). The people he mentioned John Wayne - Huge movie star, did a lot of westerns, Gary Cooper - same thing, Roy Rogers was an actor in TV and movies who was famous as a singing cowboy.

[@jason60chev]

Grace Kelly......Gary Cooper's Quaker wife in High Noon.

[@waynejones5635]

One of my favorite Christmas movies of all time. John had the Christmas spirit. Caring about others. At the end of the day, it was about a family getting back together for the holidays. Very Christmassy. So much fun.

[@TheAfroCorporation]

"There are two types of people in this world; those who think Die Hard is a Christmas movie, and those who are wrong" -Sun Tzu Also, this movie totally has Christmas Spirit! The whole movie is about the importance of family coming together for Christmas! Plus, If Die Hard isn't a Christmas movie, neither is Home Alone :/

[@richardb261]

Right DH2 also takes place at Christmas to cement that the series started as Christmas movies.

[@recordrob3887]

@@richardb261 Both movies were released in July. They are not Christmas movies.

[@shaunleo9319]

@@recordrob3887 The last 3 Star Wars were released in December, I guess they are Christmas movies!🤔

[@NyxChild]

@@recordrob3887 'Miracle on 34th Street' June 11, 1947 looks like not a Christmas movie either since it was released in June 'The Polar Express' October 13, 2004 'White Christmas' October 14, 1954 I guess those are Halloween movies 'Elf' November 7, 2003 'Home Alone' November 10, 1990 both are almost two months before Christmas so not Christmas movies or maybe the release date doesn't matter but the movie content...

[@burntvirtue]

@@recordrob3887 The release date of a film has ZERO bearing on the content or themes of that film. It's about what happens in the movie. Gremlins was released in June. It is 100% a blatant xmas movie. Release date is meaningless.

[@richardgaldos6901]

Ah, I see you made it to one of the best Christmas movies of all time. A movie about coming together for the holidays to be with Family and friends. Excellent choice

[@monsterkhan3414]

R.I.P. Alan Rickman. Definitely one of the greats who will always be missed. If you want to check him out in two other fun and interesting movies then watch "The January Man" (1989) and "Bottle Shock" (2008). Also you should show your sister "The Sixth Sense".

[@nostrebornod]

This movie holds a special place in my heart. It was the first movie my wife and I saw on our first "date". We were in college so we watched in my dorm room (poor college students). She jumped a couple of times into my arms, so it was all good. 😎

[@andrewjones575]

I wish I could have dates in my room rather than taking them to expensive restaurants, as they all insist on.

[@markbartlett6287]

Much better than the first movie I took my future wife to. (Mrs. Doubtfire)

[@MrOfficer235]

She should really watch Man on Fire with Denzel Washington. Excellent excellent film.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@andrewjones575 Take them to your favorite non-expensive restaurant(s). The ones who come back for a second date will be the only ones worth your time anyway.

[@andrewjones575]

@@bigdream_dreambig I wish I had that option. They make it clear that I have to take them to an expensive restaurant or they want nothing to do with me.

[@chrisharris5497]

I know sadly it never won any poll but you would love The Usual Suspects, such a brilliant, clever film. I hope you and your family have a great Christmas Cassie, all best wishes from England.

[@TexasUSMCVet]

"Nothing like a hostage terrorist attack to bring people together." Love it. You guys are hilarious.

[@erikbjelke4411]

There is absolutely Christmas spirit. The film is about John and Holly learning to communicate better and repair their relationship, their family reuniting, people supporting each other when they need it and finding the strength to be vulnerable with each other. Cinema Therapy does a great video on this and confirms it as a Christmas movie for these reasons.

[@daddyguerrero]

It’s a Christmas movie, girls🥰 It’s a family tradition for us to watch Die Hard on Christmas Eve. I love Carly, she’s so sweet and sensitive to violence and bloodshed. Love the chemistry between you two. Another one of my favorites. And another entertaining reaction. Definitely have to see this again.

[@PaulChapmanPcTech]

It's not a Christmas Movie, Bruce willis said that at his own Comefy Central roast so pleast like the movie but it's not a Christmas Movie

[@vanzahn]

@@PaulChapmanPcTech Best Christmas movie ever.

[@jtough7499]

Christmas is about giving and John McClane gave it all...

[@MeanLaQueefa]

It’s a Christmas movie. Even if It wasn’t meant to be, it is a Christmas classic now.

[@Vlasko60]

It's the people who are desensitized to violence and bloodshed we should be worried about, boy.

[@weldonwin]

Fun fact: Bruce Willis spent most of this movie wearing rubber-feet, so he'd have some kind of protection for his real feet, while still appearing to be barefoot on camera. I think the scene of John pulling the broken glass out of his feet demonstrates why he felt this was important

[@milesdavies9208]

Rumour has it Arafat buys his there - "I don't know who that is" Cue crying to myself in a corner

[@mikey7189]

I had to laugh so hard when I heard that...thinking to myself..... kids?....lol

[@jonathaneverson3673]

John knew he wasn't actually Bill Clay because the board next to him listed Clay as working on the 29th floor. The security guard at the beginning said everyone was gone except for the 30th floor for the party.

[@lexkanyima2195]

Until he revile his name is John McClane

[@sgauden02]

911 Dispatcher: "Whoever you are, sir, this frequency is for emergency calls only." John McClane: "No f--' shit, lady! Do I sound like I'm ordering a pizza?!" LOVE THAT LINE!!!

[@northwestkiwi7742]

And the screechy way it's delivered. So many good lines in this movie!

[@JackRabbitSlim]

There are so many great one-liners in this, you could fill a novel with them: "Yippee Kayay Muddafucker" "Welcome to the party pal" "Now I hef a machine gun....ho...ho...ho" "Asian Dawn?" "I read about them in Time Magazine" "Come out the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs" "Hans, bubby, I'm your white knight" "Just A Fly In The Ointment, Hans. The Monkey In The Wrench. The Pain In The Ass"

[@hgman3920]

definitely pre-9/11 though

[@brianstraight9308]

@@hgman3920 Uh... the 911 emergency telephone number existed at the time (the dispatcher over the radio even tells him to stop using the radio and to dial 911.)

[@hgman3920]

@@brianstraight9308 not the telephone #911. The event 9/11. After that date reports of terrorist activity were taken far more seriously

[@MegaroadProducciones]

John and Al, a good classic bromance. Also, for us, men, this is a christmas movie.

[@YouWillBeHappyOrElse]

@@kevinpatrickcarey3741 That would make no sense but okay.

[@rachelbutterworth6438]

I love how angry you both got with the female cop who wouldn't send help. That's me every time I watch it!

[@matthalo89]

“No f-king s-it lady do I sound like I’m ordering a pizza?!” Best line

[@MWSin1]

One of the only two Christmas movies I actually enjoy. Every time a bell rings, Hans Gruber falls from Nakatomi Tower.

[@jeffspain3613]

I'm stealing this.

[@melina_0455]

You should watch The Fifth Element. Another movie with Bruce Willis in it. Absolutely iconic.

[@brianwright9514]

Favorite line from that movie: "Anyone else wanna negotiate?"

[@WarGamerGirl]

Yes! Such a good one.

[@Cheepchipsable]

Is it iconic?

[@DrCael]

@@Cheepchipsable Absolutely.

[@robderich8533]

@@Cheepchipsable Luc Besson movies tend to be. 'The Fifth Element' definitly is. So is: -Le Grand Bleu -Nikita -Léon: The Professional All great recommendations for Cassie to watch.

[@jcm3732]

I grew up in the 80s and 90s and I envy yall getting to see these for the first time. Movies were better back then. Happy watching.

[@telsat]

Omg you girls are adorable non violent people and a breath of fresh air cause I didn’t think in today’s world that girls like you still exist. Good for you, you’re so lovable and great reaction