Guns, violence, gore: hardly the usual elements of a classic Christmas film. The debate around whether or not Die Hard (and Die Hard 2) constitutes a proper holiday movie is almost as contentious as the inevitable annual love/hate debate over sprouts or Christmas pudding.

For many years, diehard fans have debated whether Die Hard is in fact a Christmas film. To me this controversy is hard to fathom. The action happens at a Christmas party, the film brims with festive paraphernalia and Let It Snow blasts out at the end.

We believe in spreading the holiday cheer to those who are looking to watch something outside the usual mold of Christmas cannon of great films like "Home Alone."

First, the positives. Die Hard is a movie about a New York cop defeating a gang of thieves masquerading as terrorists on Christmas Eve. That’s the plot. Which isn’t very jolly, but we’ll let that slide.

Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? The debate endures as fans revisit the 1988 action-thriller every holiday season. Actor Robert Davi shares his thoughts.

Make no mistake: Die Hard is one of the best Christmas movies of all time. John McClane’s defence of Nakatomi Plaza from German terrorist Hans Gruber is a carefully engineered thriller movie that delivers on all the bullets and yuletide mayhem one could ask for.

With virtually no sports on Christmas Eve in 2024, perhaps you are looking for a movie to watch instead. Maybe your choice is Die Hard. People often debate whether or not the Bruce W

As movie buffs debate whether the film counts as a Christmas movie while reciting their favorite lines from the 1988 classic, AEW President Tony Khan offered his take on a particu