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The original post: /r/movies by /u/crodog5342 on 2024-12-25 15:45:43.

Having recently revisited Lethal Weapon for the first time in over a decade (prob bc Mel Gibson sucks), I was shocked at just how much Christmas is on the screen. Here's some things that make it more Xmassy than DH:

  1. Opening credits: 'Jingle Bell Rock' and girl in a room full of lights and a tree.
  2. Way more mentions of the approaching holiday.
  3. An entire scene is set in a Xmas tree lot.
  4. The finale at the Murtaugh's home is lit with Christmas!
  5. In this movie Christmas actually has a thematic role, highlighting how the pain of loving a loved one is particularly brutal at Christmas ... This is also key to developing the tortured, on the edge character of Martin Riggs.

Die Hard has a machine gun ... Ho Ho Ho

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