DIE HARD is even better than i imagined! *Movie Commentary/Reaction*

[@nicsandnacs]

What's your favourite Die Hard movie? Should I continue the franchise?

[@marclevy1506]

1, 2, 3 - Yes. 4, maybe. 5 is.... meh.

[@williamsmith5340]

I like your videos ❤🔥🌹one my favorite movies

[@joshuawilliams49]

My favourites out of the franchise is the 1st Die hard and the 3rd Die Hard with a vengeance

[@moondog3056]

Skip 2, watch #3 and stop there

[@danholmesfilm]

Skip to 3, Watch the hell out of it. Stop there.

[@SuperHedgehog910]

You know what they say: "It's Not Christmas until Hans Gruber falls off Nakatomi Plaza!" R.I.P. Alan Rickman

[@rsrt6910]

Beat me to it Okay how about this: Nothing is more Christmas than Hans Gruber saying "Now, I have, a machine gun... ho... ho... ho."

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

And one might also add "It's not Christmas until John McClains clean white shirt has turned into some form of muddy brown." I mean look at it, it's amazing. ;)

[@KyleS3m3noff]

For me, it's not Christmas until Gay Perry asks Harry who taught him Math.

[@HABO2210]

@@Quotenwagnerianer there's a reason why is his shirt in Smithsonian museum.

[@galaxytraveler5779]

He is a legend JUST for this movie.

[@lazyatthedisco]

Nic: "Stubbing your toe is literally the worst" Hans Gruber: "Hold my glass"

[@kj7124]

Thinking: Ummm just wait for it

[@porkfrog2785]

For the first time in the history of the internet, you made that joke good. My day has been made

[@corryjamieson3909]

I straight up read that in his voice. Wicked Legend Man.

[@jonathanross149]

My 1st from her comment thought was, "Oh honey, you have no idea"

[@christopherk2185]

Karl: *Silent stare* Hans: "I meant shoot the glass."

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

"Hopefully he doesn't stub his toe. Stubbing your toe is the literal worst." She will be redefining that by the end of this movie.

[@nicsandnacs]

Yep... glass is definitely worse 😂

[@willoverman2093]

As soon as she said it I immediately started laughing and paused the video to look for this comment to add a 'like'.

[@The482075]

@michael mathers The meanings of words change according to their use. Literal means "I mean what I am saying" and "I am being figurative or exaggerating." It's confusing, I'll admit. I use literally to mean "I mean what I say."

[@arvidfrykman9850]

@michael mathers Using "Literally" to mean "in the strongest admissible sense" is accepted colloquial usage according to the OED, and it also lists the first usage of the word in that sense in 1769.

[@arvidfrykman9850]

@michael mathers That may or may not be true. It is also entirely irrelevant to the discussion of whether a recognized usage of a word with 250 years of precedent is "wrong".

[@gawainethefirst]

They call him cowboy because he said he liked Roy Rogers, a famous Hollywood cowboy from the 30s, 40s, and 50s.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

gawainethefirst Famous ‘singing’ cowboy 🙂

[@maximillianosaben]

Then he moved out of the wild west and opened a fast food joint that I used to go to as a kid. I still have sense memory of the smell of those burgers and fries and walking into that place.

[@emanymton713]

@@maximillianosaben my Dad used to pull me in a wagon to the local Roy Rogers when I was an infant/toddler. There are pictures of me wearing a cowboy hat in the horse high chairs they had.

[@jacobjones5269]

Bingo..

[@deathmagnetic12085]

@@Otokichi786 franz Gruber. 🤣🤣🤣 it's hans Gruber. Lol and its john mcclaine. Not john McLane. Lol

[@brettnielsen3483]

I think the "paper" falling everywhere at the end is the 640 million dollars worth of bearer bonds, a decent substitute for falling snow if your Christmas movie is set in LA I'd say

[@dansdiscourse4957]

Yes, correct

[@kurremkarmerruk8718]

Also, a good metaphor for the transience of wealth (snow melts away), which is just one of the themes of "bullshit things arseholes in this movie think is important" thrown into relief by the no-nonsense, stoical simplicity of our "cowboy" hero. Loads of social commentary about 80s American culture in this film.

[@joeno-say5504]

Good enough for one month's rent

[@brettnielsen3483]

@@joeno-say5504 hey it's LA, not San Francisco ;)

[@joeno-say5504]

@@brettnielsen3483 Rent is high in most of the state

[@spiderfingers86]

They lied to Alan Rickman about when they were going to drop him. They told him "3." They dropped him on "2"

[@kingscorpion7346]

yeah, that expression of his wasn't an act!

[@itzbp9949]

They really dropped him? I thought it was a green screen

[@spiderfingers86]

@@itzbp9949 nope they really dropped him. There's a behind the scenes of how they did it

[@itzbp9949]

@@spiderfingers86 dam that's awesome I suppose back then you could

[@Jakeyisdead]

@@itzbp9949 yeah they didn't even use wires Alan was just so powerful back then he fell off the tower and only spent one day in hospital after the incident. He broke 1 toe and it healed up in 12 hours. What a legend R.I.P

[@americanfreedomlogistics9984]

“Wm” is an abbreviation for “William”. “Bill” is a nickname or a variant of “William”

[@Yggdrasil42]

I've never seen abbreviations on name listings. Why aren't they just initials? William M. Something?

[@waterbeauty85]

@@Yggdrasil42 I used to see it all the time back when hard copy phone books were the main way to look up someone's number. Also, abbreviations for some common Anglo names are pretty much standardized. en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Abbreviations_for_English_given_names

[@theonewiththeeyeoftruth884]

@@Yggdrasil42 It's most likely the man's initials W. M.. You can see many of the other names on the list, and those had a single letter to represent the first name, so they didn't use multiple-letter abbreviations for names on that list. But they may have modified that particular name on purpose just for the movie, and made it inconsistent. Also, for some reason, they used an upside-down W for that M in WM. You can see other M's on the list, and they are differently shaped.

[@devenscience8894]

@@theonewiththeeyeoftruth884 Could be, but I suspect that WM simply means William. Writing Wm for William used to be a very common thing. 90% of existing papers with Shakespeare's name says "Wm Shakespeare," for example.

[@SnabbKassa]

@@Yggdrasil42 Using Wm for William is a centuries old thing that seems to have died out.

[@kotkaconforza]

I don't think the hugging and kissing was a California thing. I think it was a lots cocaine thing.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Timo Alho Lol, Yep..

[@chrisleebowers]

The implication was that cocaine was a California thing

[@Leon-wz1js]

@@chrisleebowers so was Love, Sex, Dope it's all about free love. The 60's, man. Can you dig it? Iif can't be with the one you love, honey, love the one you're with."

[@emanymton713]

It was absolutely a “ California is known for being Gay, thing” keep in mind this movie was from the 80’s.

[@ApesAmongUs]

@@chrisleebowers New York - Hold my beer.

[@jamesfenris380]

“Home Alone” is “Die Hard” for children.

[@Nyx-03]

I disagree. See, I think “Die Hard” is “Home Alone” for adults

[@sowde3645]

6 of one 1/2 a dozen of the other

[@bigtechisbigbrother8690]

"Alien" is Die Hard from the alien's perspective.

[@jimmy2k4o]

@@bigtechisbigbrother8690 ohhhhh interesting……

[@galaxytraveler5779]

It's so true.

[@Pixelologist]

"Oh my god, Johnson and Johnson died." I can live with that.

[@theflickchick9850]

HA

[@slydogger]

Guess we better get some more FBI guys.

[@dabe1971]

Few facts. The expression from Rickman when dropped was genuine The stunt crew told him they'd go on a count of 3 but the director gave them the nod and they released him on one to capture his genune reaction. - The 'Fabio' brothers Karl and Tony were both played by actors who were originally accomplished ballet dancers - The drop through the vent was a failed stunt. He was supposed to reach the other side but missed and fell about 70 feet. The director decided to change the script and use the footage anyway - The actor who played Sgt Powell was on the brink of quitting acting when he won the role. When it became a hit he bought his Mum a house.

[@gawainethefirst]

He was also the Limo driver Gus in Crocodile Dundee, and then went on to play Carl Winslow in the the sitcom Family Matters.

[@jordanpiatt4435]

Don't forget the biggest fact, this is based on the book called nothing lasts forever. Joe Leland is John Mclane, and Leland is an old man.

[@carltonbakerii8274]

@@gawainethefirst He was also the cop who springs the Ghostbusters (original) when the Mayor wants to see them because "The whole island is going crazy!"

[@jrobertlysaght]

Cool thing about Die Hard: At the time action movies seemed to all have big Arnold Schwarzenegger/ Sylvester Stallone types, and they fought a hundred guys and never got a scratch on them. Bruce being a more believably regular sized guy, and getting beat/ taking damage... I'm not saying it's realistic, but certainly much more so than the rest.

[@terminatrix92]

Why is there paper everywhere? Its an office building from the 80's that just got blown up! They had rooms of just filing back then!!! The miracle is they found a way to make it look like it was snowing in California. And they say this isn't a Christmas movie... Die Hard 3 and 4 are good

[@Richard_Ashton]

It was Bonds, Bearer Bonds.

[@Transformania]

Yup this was filmed when e-mails were not even a thing yet so you can image the HUGE amount of paper that was inside a building like that.

[@johnwilliamson2207]

After the planes hit the towers on 9/11 the pressure from the blasts blew paperwork out from the buildings which fluttered down, what Die Hard shows is accurate.

[@bloodymarvelous4790]

@@Transformania And yes, it was a stand in for snow. It doesn't snow very often in L.A.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

I like the subtle joke they had when Ellis was giving up McClain, and they brought him a Coca-Cola. Because Hans was probably pretending to be nice and asked Ellis if he wanted anything, and Ellis said some coke, but we know what coke he really meant.

[@coyotefever105]

I never thought of that before.

[@rayv3r]

I think the blonde guy with the lucious locks was actually a ballet dancer

[@NoKoolAidForMe]

Yes, Alexander Godunov

[@thoso1973]

Correct; he was also in Witness with Harrison Ford. His brother in the film, Tony, is played by Andreas Wisniewski who appeared in 007 License To Kill and twice in the Mission: Impossible franchise, now that Nici namedropped it in the video. Die Hard is a treasure trove of great actors in supporting parts. ;)

[@zygote234]

Was also in Money Pit with Tom Hanks

[@brianmurphy8811]

@@zygote234 Hell yes, he was Shelley Long's ex, the Maestro.

[@brianmurphy8811]

Also, the guy who helps move the rocket launcher down on the lower floor earlier in the movie is Viggo the Carpathian from Ghostbusters 2. And Argyle was in The Blues Brothers, he was the little boy who tried touching the guitars on the wall of Ray Charles music shop.

[@sdaniels160]

"What's with all the paper?" It's an office building.

[@tstumpf75]

Believe it was suppose to be the bearer bonds

[@corbinbishop1991]

That's what I was saying. 9/11 there was paper EVERYWHERE

[@hoboscanbekicked]

It’s also to create a “snow” effect in Los Angeles, where the temperature on Christmas Day is like 68℉

[@devilsthadvocate2002]

As s0mdork pointed out, the papers floating down are the "negotiable bearer bonds" that were locked in the vault and Gruber & co. came to steal.

[@sdaniels160]

@@devilsthadvocate2002 It's not just the bonds. It's paper in general. As someone said earlier, there was paper everywhere during the 9-11 attack.

[@E3Daw]

Best Christmas movie ever!!!!

[@Drudenfusz]

Well, that is EXACTLY the comment I was about to write.

[@heyitsmemg7494]

I love you man.

[@niceguy7171]

Not a Christmas movie, just a movie that takes place during christmas. NO santa, NO snow, Not a christmas movie

[@Drudenfusz]

@@niceguy7171 Well, plenty of Christmas films have no Santa, are you saying they are also not Chrismas films then? And regarding snow, you are telling me that Jesus birth cannot be celebrated without snow even though in that story there was no snow and plenty of Christians live in regions that also have no snow during that time of year. You are just silly, and your argument is just superficial, the thematic components of family are in this film. Maybe you want to reevaluate what Christmas actually is?

[@niceguy7171]

@@Drudenfusz I'm just saying a movie about christmas with christmas themes, is a christmas movie. A movie that takes place during christmas is not a christmas movie. Just like how 'Mean Girls' is not a halloween movie, but takes place during a halloween.

[@markduffy268]

W Clay - William Clay. William = 'Bill'.

[@Phi1618033]

Yeah, I think she missed the "Wm" next to Clay.

[@heyitsmemg7494]

I’ve never understood how you get Dick from Richard.

[@jameyhej3]

@@heyitsmemg7494 You ask him really nicely.

[@kayearcher8407]

@@jameyhej3 I came to mention the Bill thing, and then I saw the Richard comment and now my reply has been taken too. Curse you both with more flowers than your houses can hold.

[@elphabarichardson607]

@@heyitsmemg7494 It stems from the 12 and 13 century when the shortened names and then used rhymes and letter swapping, especially with popular names to specify individual people when addressing them. Richard was one of the most popular English names at the time, so it had a lot of variations. Ritch and Rick were popular versions that turned into Hitch and Dick. "Dick" was not used to mean "penis" until the 1830s, which was long before it was also used as a derogatory word for a jerk (That was the 1960s). At least in written language, but was probably used early in spoken word. It is believed to stem from the use of the word "dighte" by Chaucer to mean "kept outright" in reference to sex, as seen in the "Wife of Baths Prologue. That is just a common belief, though. There is a slightly similar sound.

[@dlweiss]

Haha, I think the in-story explanation is that all the paper was kicked up by the giant rooftop explosion (and it's just still falling everywhere), but the real reason is clearly that they wanted it to look like snowfall, to add to the "twisted Christmas" vibe in the final scenes. Thanks for the reaction! :)

[@ExplodedBoot]

A 9/11 documentary will explain that a large explosion on a tower results in alot of paper falling.

[@balrog73]

Exactly what I was thinking. All that paper reminded me of watching it happen live that day.

[@Leon-wz1js]

In all fairness, Die Hard was long before 9/11, and Hollywood has used boxes and paper for dramatic explosions for years prior. Who would have thunk it that, to a degree, they were (slightly) accurate? (Hollywood used full 8.5x11 whereas it's more like confetti)

[@robertzander9723]

Alan Rickman is an incredible villain and one important reason why this movie is so great. That's something a lot movies from today don't really have, a good villain.

[@nicsandnacs]

Always gotta get the villain right!

[@warre1]

Yeah, and this was Rickman's first film role.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

Uhm, how about Voldemort? Thanos? Red Skull? Ego? Zod? Lex Luthor? Do you actually know what you're talking about?

[@Hiraghm]

Everyone calls him a cowboy... "call me, 'Roy'" As in Roy Rodgers, king of the... cowboys.

[@jdbeauchamp2919]

Thank you!

[@Otokichi786]

More on Leonard F. Slye: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Rogers

[@apollo4657]

“His feet are going to go stab stab on the glass” 🤦🏼‍♂️😂👌🏻

[@tiredoffools8929]

Fun Fact.... They actually do play Run DMC's "Christmas at Hollis" during x-mas season in stores and radio in New York

[@eatsmylifeYT]

No

[@frlong1]

Die Hard was the movie that changed the world of action movies for Hollywood as far as realism. It raised the bar for all action movies that came after it. Thanks for the reaction ... people watch you because you have a great personality and your humor is infectious ...

[@anonygent]

It changed the nature of the action hero, too. Up until Die Hard, action heroes were all big muscle types like Schwarzenegger and Stallone. Willis showed you could make a regular guy into an action hero. And then the messed up action hero was new, too. You could have a James Bond suave hero who never got a scratch or a Rambo who never got injured, but John McClane was the first hero who was a complete mess by the end of the movie.

[@ryeguy2256]

YES DUDE! Favorite action movie of all time, it’s in my top 5 fav movies of all time! Such a great Christmas movie and action movie!

[@keeter962]

In the 80’s a lot of swearing and violence was your standard action movie

[@anonygent]

Looking back at 80s movies recently, I noticed this was one of the few that didn't have a scene in a strip club.

[@CorrectFossa]

When office buildings blow up, the slowest things to fall are the papers

[@jediradekcrif9568]

The sh!t you laugh at I would never have noticed, but it was so funny! I was LMAO'ing all the way through. Thanks for hittin my funny bone, I needed it today!

[@insaneyoggi]

Pretty sure every single person who seen this movie tried that with their toes

[@RedmoonWHO]

First time viewer here, I absolutely love your editing!!! a lot better than some of the other people I watch, very sweet! Yes continue, it's a good series.

[@yummi4tunekookie]

Lol, "Hopefully he doesn't stub his toe."

[@navigator3]

Gawd, I love you !! You're hilarious. I've seen most of your videos but never wrote, but this one with your reactions (and TERRIFIC smile) made me write. Love it

[@heyimgoingtoplaysomegames]

The Rolex comment early on is one of the best foreshadowing setups ever! John’s reply of, “I’m sure I’ll see it later...” is so perfect, considering that he has to unclip it to get rid of Hans. So great!

[@nicsandnacs]

Seems like such a throwaway plot point and line at first. But comes full circle. That’s great writing ☺️

[@jamezmcc]

As you can probably tell I'm currently bingeing all your reactions 😄 You've got great taste in movies btw 😊

[@spiderfingers86]

I have all four of the movies...or at least the good ones. This was Alan Rickman's first movie. Great way to start a career

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

Minor correction. This was Rickman's first _theatrical feature,_ not his first movie (he did TV movies), nor anywhere close to the start of his career (he was a stage actor). This would be more accurately described as his big Hollywood / cinematic break. But he was a veteran actor with over a decade of work and credentials by the time he was cast in DIE HARD.

[@ZombieShobb]

"Fabio is dead" I laughed alot. Nice editing and funny reactions. Continue what you're doing.

[@Jakeyisdead]

I find the "This is Christmas music" line so funny because because ive had people ask me to watch a Christmas movie instead when watching this earlier this month and I said "This is a Christmas movie"

[@Zeddyboi86]

The police chief in this was also the teacher from The Breakfast Club. He’s great at playing hate-able characters! 🤣

[@marclewis5505]

Yup. He was Clarence Beeks in Trading Places where he was an even bigger asshole.

[@KenFromBeara]

RIP

[@suflanker45]

The news reporter is played by William Atherton. He also plays great mega assholes. He was the "dickless" EPA guy in Ghostbusters.

[@KenFromBeara]

@@suflanker45 Amen to that, Dick

[@jayadson5060]

You had a blast watching this. Die Hard rules!

[@Uncle_T]

Ooh another classic! So good! And it's a Christmas party so I'm guessing mr kiss-kiss in the beginning was just very drunk and/or coked up and in a good Christmas mood. ;)

[@sharonwong5688]

About the kissing... the dude's drunk... and probably high 😂

[@anchiit]

Wow 50k+ subs, congrats. I have been subbed for around 5 years i think but never really commented but great to see you grow.

[@nicsandnacs]

Thanks so much ☺️

[@johnbarrett4846]

Fun fact. For Die Hard 2 the unofficial tagline was This time he has shoes!

[@eatsmylifeYT]

No.

[@johnbarrett4846]

@@eatsmylifeYT Errr.... Yes.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@johnbarrett4846 No

[@johnbarrett4846]

@@eatsmylifeYT But yes. hee hee

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@johnbarrett4846 I don't care

[@gpaje]

Just a note, Alan Rickman wasn't expecting to be dropped in that scene at that moment, the director made it a surprise, so the look you see on his face is real.

[@slayer8actual]

15:53 "Has he got glass all in his feet? Oh, oh my god, there's so much blood. Ahhhhahhhhhhhhhhh..." I love your editing.

[@SauerkrautSandwich93]

This movie is actually based on the novel "Nothing Lasts Forever" which is a sequel to the novel "The Detective", which was made into a movie in 1968 starring Frank Sinatra, who was the first who was offered the lead. In fact, Bruce Willis was at the bottom of a long list of actors offered the role. This includes Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Clint Eastwood, Harrison Ford, Burt Reynolds, Mel Gibson, and several more. Willis, known at the time for comedic roles, originally turned it down due to his contract with the show "Moonlighting" but accepted when his co-star Cybill Shepherd became pregnant and production went into hiatus.

[@Grimlock1979]

14:54 Bill is often short for William. The name on the board says 'WM', William.

[@zygote234]

My favorite Christmas movie. Welcome to the party pal!

[@Video_Crow]

I hope someday I get to see you watch The Princess Bride.

[@nicsandnacs]

It’s on my to watch list so maybe eventually ☺️

[@niceguy7171]

Office building explodes, windows open... she says "WHY IS THERE PAPER EVERYWHERE?" hahahaa dafuq

[@MrZampanov]

The paper's supposed to be blowing out of the offices that now have no windows

[@Sam-mi9wi]

The greatest Christmas film ever made! Watch it every Christmas Eve.

[@dkangelmichael]

I'm guessing someone who loves Alan Rickman and is from Australia has already seen Quigley Down Under. Great in Galaxy Quest too - but outer space instead of Australia.

[@edinscot56789]

I've seen loads of reactions to 'Die Hard', but this is the only one I've wanted to come back and watch again, I enjoyed it so much

[@Biorythym]

Everyone calls him "cowboy" because McClane told Hans he always prefered "Roy Rogers" (and thats the name he gave the officer) Roy Rogers was an American movie and TV star known for doing over 100 cowboy films during the 1940's and 50's

[@kaelameyer437]

Your videos are my favorite!! Thanks for uploading so often!! :)

[@spiderfingers86]

If you want to see Bruce Willis's more comedic chops you should see him in 'Death Becomes Her'

[@protovision2010]

great movie! I think I'm one of the few who actually likes "Hudson Hawk", silly fun!

[@slytheringingerwitch]

I also recommend Sly Stallone in Oscar.

[@IAmTheStiv]

William is commonly abbreviated to Bill. I think it was actually a clever move by Hans to use the short version.

[@keithbrown8490]

Always remember when you watch older movies to check the year it came out. So many rules have changed since 9/11. Enjoy the rest of the upcoming movie lookbacks!

[@KevinLyda]

I did try the fists with your toes thing way back when I first saw this. Maybe it worked before this movie but when I tried it, I went from being tense from travel to being tense about evading terrorists barefoot.

[@suicunesolsan]

WM = William = Bill Bill is short for William, hence Hans Gruber said "Bill Clay". He knew what he was doing. :)

[@basspatterns187]

i love your movie coments and reactions. i can’t help but lol with you 😂

[@DanteRU0312]

Ahh, two old movie reactions in a row. A good look into time of rampant drug abuse, indoor smoking, mother not being sure if you can drink during pregnancy, easier flights, no seatbelts, no safety precations anywhere. It's lucky to be in the future.

[@omarsanchez1594]

The paper flying everywhere is what happens when an office building explodes. A ticker tape parade effect. It's part of what makes this movie a classic , the small details. Like unclasping the very expensive Rolex to kill the main baddy.

[@nicsandnacs]

During editing I noticed the relevance of the watch too. So subtle!

[@philthemovieguy81]

My personal rating of the franchise: Die Hard (1) Die Hard With A Vengeance (3) Live Free Or Die Hard (4) Die Hard 2: Die Harder A Good Day To Die Hard (5)

[@shadowphoenix1696]

There is no Die hard 5

[@VirusSI]

@@shadowphoenix1696 You have a problem with counting?

[@shadowphoenix1696]

@@VirusSI no I don't. There is no DH5 or at least I pretend it doesn't exist.

[@VirusSI]

@@shadowphoenix1696 Pretending something isn't there doesn't mean it actually isn't there. There are five movies with Willis as McLane and they all have Die Hard somewhere in the title. You don't have to like them all...or any for that matter, but don't deny reality.

[@shadowphoenix1696]

@@VirusSI I think your taking this a little to seriously. Of course I admit it exists when I have to but when I don't I can just ignore it like doesn't exist. I was making a joke on the fact that DH5 is so bad I just pretend it doesn't exist.

[@joshuawilliams49]

Yesss!! I'm so glad you've reacted to this one it's my favourite movie ever I enjoy it everytime I watch it thanks so much 😊

[@nicsandnacs]

It was a fun ride ☺️

[@joshuawilliams49]

I'm glad it was 😊

[@louisa1878]

Alan Rickman is the love of my life 🥰 I’m so glad you understand! Haha 😆

[@nicsandnacs]

Yes! He is amazing ❤️

[@lynnhathaway3755]

Louisa Have you seen Truly, Madly, Deeply? That is my favorite Alan Rickman movie

[@louisa1878]

@@lynnhathaway3755 I have! He’s wonderful in that! My favourite is ofcourse Harry Potter but Robin Hood is a close second.

[@myproject13ttt]

Thanks for watching my FAVORITE Christmas Movie By the way thanks for bringing A HUGE Smile to my face. I'm new to you channel and I have to say you definitely know how to react👊🔥

[@nicsandnacs]

Thanks! Welcome to the fam ☺️

[@Loke6661666246]

This is a perfect script. Every detail is pertinent to the story, characters, and motivations. Excellent. A Christmas story is another perfect christmas movie. Just saying.

[@RyoHazuki224]

6:08 "Hopefully he doesn't stub his toe. Stubbing your toe is the worst" Ohhhh, you have NO idea! LOL

[@fxzero666]

6:05 Stubbing your toe is literally the worst! Die Hard: Hold my beer, I'm gonna end this woman's whole career! Also... you poor child...

[@tiredoffools8929]

Two reasons for the paper at the end of the film....... Office buildings had a tons of it because paper file were a thing back then, as computer files were still being adapted to, and 2) it was to simulate the xmas feeling of snow.

[@SuperDoNotWant]

This is what action movies were like before everything went "kid-friendly" for ticket sales. These are the action movies I was raised on! I am so pleased that movies like John Wick and Deadpool brought back the shocking concept that when you shoot people, there will be blood, and that actually people in stressful situations swear a lot. And for proving that enough people will pay to see such movies to make them worth making. Long live hard-R action movies.

[@willcroot5528]

Fun fact: When John McClane is using his gun to climb into the vent the fall was never actually meant to happen. However in one of the final takes the stunt double missed the vent and fell and managed to grab the next vent as we see in the film and the directors preferred it and stuck with it

[@Otokichi786]

Gene Belcher: "Why is no one singing? Why is no one dancing? Die Hard: The Musical!": kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZWtaKewjrmfadk Bruce Willis wasn't the first choice for the role, since he was known as that "TV guy." Playing it as an ordinary, working-class guy, and not a "Rambo," made Bruce Willis a credible Action Star. Finally a song that (sorta) fits: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYqrnZh8e82ffM0

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

I love how there's over 800 comments, but only about 4 total observations: Rickman was dropped early, WM stands for William, paper comes out of an office building, and glass is worse than a stubbed toe.

[@angellopez3202]

The 1st and 3rd are the best ones in the series!

[@mattdrago5066]

Another great reaction. You never fail to crack me up 😂 😂😍

[@nicsandnacs]

Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed the video ☺️

[@themoviebud1988]

His feet are going to go stab stab? 😂

[@stu2729]

Part 2 and 3 are worth watching. Part 3 was always my favourite.

[@Hiraghm]

We don't know that Al killed Karl; we know that Al shot the shit out of Karl... but we don't know if Karl can be killed, after all that.

[@joem1480]

Karl is the villain of the upcoming Die Hard 6

[@h4rdi7g3]

Hanz calls him a cowboy because its like a sarcastic European insult for Americans. It's to imply that he is all guns blazing and no brains sort of thing. On the other hand the cop calls him a cowboy as a compliment. More of a one man army getting the job done sort of thing.

[@jeffreymoore6742]

It’s winter during Christmas can’t have snow so had to have something white falling from the sky

[@dan_hitchman007]

It's the German barabonds falling because of the explosion.

[@carograh]

The blonde with the luscious hair was Alexander Gudonov he was a famous ballet dancer before he became an actor...he was also in Witness with Harrison Ford...you should watch that if you haven’t

[@dylanleff373]

best villian ever, alan rickman is a king

[@brianmurphy8811]

2 reasons for the paper, one it's supposed to represent the 640 million in bonds they stole, and two I imagine because this is LA, and it's supposed to be a Christmas movie it's also symbolizing snowfall (Which never happens in LA).

[@donaldgilbert6739]

watch lethal weapon with mel gibson, its a christmas movie also. maybe!!!

[@baronfriday989]

Karl, played by Alexander Godunov, was the premier dancer in the Soviet Bolshoi. He defected to the US in 1979

[@marclevy1506]

Guns and planes.... pre-911, life was so much different.

[@ryeguy2256]

Yeah could u imagine if this got released in 2020? Nobody would have this except for guys that don’t give a shit

[@mikaltima]

Alan Rickman falling is synonymous with the yule log😂

[@xtieburn]

'Hopefully he doesnt stub his toe' - Hooo boy... A lot of people like the second one, I personally think its a bit too much of a rehash. My preference for second best is the third one which shakes things up and Jeremy Irons is such a fantastic villain, only person to come anywhere near Rickman. - Beyond that... yeah, Id give em all a miss, they just become frankly quite boring bog standard action flicks where John does absurd things and walks away with barely a scratch, which defeats the entire point of the character and deflates all the tension.

[@Eidlones]

I go 1, 3, 2. Yeah 2 is very much a rehash, but it's still fun enough to consider it a part of the franchise. Unlike the... others.

[@shadowphoenix1696]

Yeah 2 is just ripping itself of.

[@bloodymarvelous4790]

The scope gets bigger every time. Die Hard: Office building (An all time classic, best action movie ever) Die Hard 2: Airport (Pretty entertaining) Die Hard with a Vengeance: New York (Excellent film) Die Hard 4.0 (Live Free or Die Hard): East Coast (Why PG-13!!??) A Good Day to Die Hard: Russia (Just... no.)

[@anonygent]

I didn't like the second one because of the over the top violence and the ridiculous plot twist. The third one has some originality, at least.

[@WendyTorenvlietMeijs]

We wacht this EVERY christmas hahaha. Did you know that Alan Rickman's surprised face at the end is genuine? They dropped him for real, unbeknownst to him and filmed the expression on his face hahaha

[@stonecoldku4161]

"He wasn't afraid to use the gun." Yeah and then immediately almost shoots another innocent person when the limo driver busted out of the parking garage. John had to literally grab the gun to stop him. Just kidding ;)

[@Michaelmaddsicc]

"Hopeful he doesn't stub his toe".....Um so about that lol 😂

[@danholmesfilm]

"Ha Ha Ha Ho Ho Ho He He He" 8:25

[@westonwhitham5894]

DIE HARD & Lethal Weapon are on my top10 list of Action Movies from the 80's.

[@grogu9698]

For millenials Alan Rickman is Snape, but for my generation Alan Rickman is Hans Gruber.

[@Leon-wz1js]

By Grapthar's hammer, I think of him as Hans, Metatron, and Marvin (the paranoid android). ...and Snape of course.

[@jonathanross149]

Bruce Willis is a real movie star. Just so much charisma.