It's not just the holidays when I watch this.

The movie's original release was in July of '88, which adds some weight for the side who argue that this is not a Christmas movie.

This movie has Christmas themes running through it.

The fact that this takes place during a year-end Christmas party, to celebrate the company's success, and it's also giving McClane free time to see his kids; I mean, there are "ho-ho-ho's" and Christmas wrapping tape used in a scene!

I mean, the fucking setup starts with Run DMC's "Christmas in Hollis", why else would they play that if it wasn't a Christmas movie, you fucks!

Also, it's one of the best, and it never gets old after watching it year after year.

This is one of the reasons I wanted to start this movie podcast in the first place!

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