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A classic film isn't a Christmas movie, we will settle that in the next hour.

It is making movies great again with me Sebastian Gorka and my co-host, the irrepressible

one and only the provider of amazing cultural content on YouTube. He goes by the numbed

a gai of Mr Reagan. Chris Coles, welcome back to a very special Christmas edition of

Making Movies Great Again. Thank you sir, yes it is a Christmas edition. I can't wait

to get into Die Hard. Die Hard indeed a movie which originally should have starred

Hugh Chris. Oh all blue eyes, Frank Sinatra. Old blue eyes, what a strange, strange story

that we have the series of detective novels by Roderick Thorpe. One of them was made into

a movie with Frank Sinatra and they were supposed to be a sequel but he was getting a little

bit long in the tooth. So instead of bringing all blue eyes back to be the New York

Cop who saves Nakatomi Towers, we have Bruce Willis, a guy who I fell in love with in the

moon lighting comedy detective show. Let's talk about Bruce Willis and what he brings to

this movie and also is it fair to say that this is a new kind of genre that Bruce brought

us a new kind of genre with Die Hard and you kind of vulnerable lead character?

Oh yeah, I mean, I assume that you've seen the Netflix documentary, The Movies That

Made Us. Yes. It's beautiful. If you haven't seen that, that is definitely worth watching.

Basically every movie on there, their little documentaries are excellent but they're talking

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