8) Violence and Intensity
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Die Hard doesn’t pull punches when it comes to violence. From brutal hand-to-hand fights to explosions and gunfire, it keeps the stakes high and the action is relentless. The body count climbs quickly, and the villains are ruthless, killing without hesitation. This level of intensity clashes with the lighthearted and heartwarming tone people expect from Christmas movies. Instead of offering a feel-good story about love and togetherness, Die Hard delivers sharp-tongued humor and moments of brutal realism. While the action is entertaining, it doesn’t match the atmosphere of traditional holiday favorites.
Edited by Amey Mirashi
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