Initially, a mere wink to the film’s Christmas setting has now blown up into a cult of Merry John McClanes who, unprompted, need to remind people of Die Hard’s status as a holiday classic. Monday ‘Now I have an opinion HO-HO-HO’: Die Hard is a Christmas movieĬhad Huculak Bruce Willis in Die Hard (1988) FILE IMAGEįor the month of December, TV channels are saturated with Christmas programming black and white classics, saccharine cartoons, rickety rom-coms set in a winter-swept Podunk and a bloodied, tank-top-clad Bruce Willis snaking through air ducts.ĭie Hard, the blockbuster 1988 action movie, has besieged the zeitgeist of the 2000s with the ‘Die Hard is a Christmas movie’ rallying cry. Well worth including on the tour!” Ghost of Christmas past, 1951 Perreault: “There is massive archway made of inflatable presents over their driveway. He’s added another giant tree and lights on the roof.” A home in the Blue Quill neighbourhood, 2515 112 St. From reader Maria Ypma: “Spoke to the neighbour as he was setting up and he claims to have about 300,000 lights this year.

There is a countdown clock that lets you know when the next show will begin.” Decorations at 4812 108 Ave. I don’t know who the owners are who set this up but they deserve some press. Reader Kacey Heiber described it as “Absolutely amazing! It runs the gamut from a Matrix clip, to Baby Jesus to Santa Shark to Waltz of the Flowers to Squid Games.

Article content This home on 142 Street and 91 Avenue across from Rebel restaurant features a full LED light show that lasts for about 50 minutes with music. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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