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Lula Argante


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Date: 10:03 PM, 12/20/10
The Twelve Genres Of Christmas!
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This is rather clever! Which Christmas genre floats your boat? And can someone please tell me what Die Hard is doing in there? action



http://www.timeout.com/london/gallery/677/the-12-genres-of-christmas-movie

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Lady Trueheart


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Date: 10:35 PM, 12/20/10
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This is good! Very clever.  I am not sure which is mine, hard to say, probably melodrama, although I like funny too. Keep wanting to see Bad Santa!

Die Hard was set at Christmas time. Maybe all of them, not sure.

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Sprocket


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Date: 11:55 PM, 12/20/10
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Die Hard is, I believe, set at Christmas time, with the festive season ringing in Bruce Willis' heart! It's just not very much about Christmas, but I think he wants to get home to his family in time for it!

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Lula Argante


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Date: 12:31 PM, 12/21/10
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Ah yes, thank you both I have only seen Die Hard 1 and 2 once! Sorry to say I am not much of a Bruce Willis fan...but really liked him in The Fifth Element, The Sixth Sense and Pulp Fiction. film

not forgetting the 80's tv series Moonlighting which I loved as a kid!

I digress, I am definitely watching 'It's A Wonderful Life' as is one of my Christmas traditions along with Wizard Of Oz!. For me it is a time of magic and cheese in hefty proportions!starryyellowflowergrin

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Lady Trueheart


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Date: 5:20 PM, 12/21/10
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I always watch that one too, along with A Christmas Carol with Alistair Sims. And I like the corny ones like Christmas In Connecticut and White Christmas. I like them all, really.

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