12) Limited Family Dynamics

Christmas movies often revolve around family, exploring themes of forgiveness, togetherness, and reconnection. While Die Hard does touch on John McClane’s strained marriage, it focuses on action rather than emotional growth. His relationship with Holly serves more as motivation for his fight than as a heartfelt subplot. They have a few quick exchanges, but the movie doesn’t dive into their history or struggles. It is not about rebuilding their relationship, but survival. Compared to classics that center around family bonds, Die Hard feels distant. The characters reunite in the end, but the moment lacks the emotional weight seen in true holiday films
Edited by Amey Mirashi
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