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I tend to agree... I don't particularly think of it as a Christmas film either, but I reckon most people just get that vibe because it's always on TV around that time.Ordered. Even though to me it’s not a Christmas movie
there is Christmas in it, it’s like the Scrooge with Christmas past, it’s full of good will to all men etc. Its snowing, the last hour is set on Christmas Eve, it won the Odeon audience poll as the greatest Christmas movie, It’s Christmas in a bagI tend to agree... I don't particularly think of it as a Christmas film either, but I reckon most people just get that vibe because it's always on TV around that time.
I'll probably ruffle a few feathers here, but it's the same case for Die Hard... despite it taking place at Christmas, I've personally never seen it as an Xmas film.
Yep but I don’t get why
It’s 2 hours of a guys life through the depression era and then 10 mins of snow and him finding his friends and family.
Like Gremlins, then? Although that was originally released in the Summer of 1984 in the US, but at Christmastime in the UK later that year:Because there it’s Christmas in it, it’s like the Scrooge with Christmas past, it’s full of good will to all men etc. Its snowing, It’s Christmas in a bag
there is Christmas in it, it’s like the Scrooge with Christmas past, it’s full of good will to all men etc. Its snowing, the last hour is set on Christmas Eve, it won the Odeon audience poll as the greatest Christmas movie, It’s Christmas in a bag
PS. I get the arguments about why it is not, they are just wrong
Def a Christmas movie!Like Gremlins, then? Although that was originally released in the Summer of 1984 in the US, but at Christmastime in the UK later that year:
When was Gremlins originally released and is it a Christmas film?
Gremlins was one of the top grossing films of 1984.metro.co.uk
Let theargumentsdiscussions begin! But perhaps in another thread...
You are indeed, it was mean to be lighthearted. It’s an amusing debate, like Die Hard and Gremlins imo, you tell me I’m wrong, we discuss, argue as to why, one of us cry’s etc. But hey....guess that’s it then.I'm aware... I've seen the film lol. My point was despite all that it still doesn't feel like a Christmas movie to me. But, that's just my opinion which is completely valid, just as yours is to you.
Like Gremlins, then? Although that was originally released in the Summer of 1984 in the US, but at Christmastime in the UK later that year:
When was Gremlins originally released and is it a Christmas film?
Gremlins was one of the top grossing films of 1984.metro.co.uk
SubtitlesDo you guys think this will include english subtitles?
Interior is colour. US steel hasn't been released yet has it? But comparing it to their mock-up... the only difference I can see is the disc art - UK has image of the moon on one (4K), and snow/frost on the other (blu-ray).Is the inside art work in color or black and white? Any difference from the US edition?