Bullz-Eye brings you five unconventional Christmas movies

Five Unconventional Christmas Movies

Christmas movies are as much a part of holiday tradition as trips to Grandma’s house and a stocking hung over the fire. Though most people would list the classics – ‘It’s a Wonderful Life,’ ‘A Christmas Story,’ ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas,’ etc. – there are some unexpected Christmas flicks that will fill you full of good cheer this holiday season.

Here’s just one of Bullz-Eye’s five entries for unconventional Chistmas movies:

Die Hard

Admit it: you secretly fantasize about a gang of white-collar criminals hijacking your holiday party and killing the fast-talking weasel in sales who won’t shut the hell up. You’ve read the praise about “Die Hard” serving as the blueprint for every action movie made since – and it’s true, as the most popular studio sales pitch between 1989 and 1997 was “Die Hard on a ____” – but it is grossly overlooked as a holiday classic, and that is just wrong. It’s funnier than “Home Alone,” more heartwarming than “The Santa Clause,” and it has what all Christmas movies lack but some real-life families have: a body count. Bruce Willis has rarely been better, and Alan Rickman completely rewrote the rules on action movie villains. If you feel like going for camp value, watch the sequel, “Die Harder,” with the TV dub track. Yippie-ki-yay, Mister Falcon.

The full list of five is available over at the Bullz-Eye blog, including clips from each entry. Merry Christmas!

  

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