Yes, I clairvoyantly took this picture a super old time long ago

apology?

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Glass? Who gives a shit about glass?

Thank you for this.

I've really got to watch it sometime.

The only thing I watch every Christmas is the Johnny Bravo Christmas episode.

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As a Detroiter, I find this heartwarming and beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

Bout time wtf welcome to 1990. Idk the exact year but you should get it, if not than I’m even more right wtf man

The only Christmas movie

I hope Bruce had a good day wherever he is

This guy, this is not my kinda guy

So cool inside that place

Howie: 👁️🫦👁️

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Agreed. Were lights expensive for yall too this year? I easily spent $300 at the store without realizing it

I wanna call em Beef Teefs

🤣 definitely up there in the all time greatest Christmas films along with ‘nightmare before Christmas’, ‘black Christmas’, ‘gremlins’, and ‘krampus’. 🤩🤩

I want a little Hans Gruber that starts on the top of the Christmas tree on Dec 1st. Everyday he falls a little bit further until he lands on the presents Christmas Day.

Ha, I remember when this was new too..

I am a tinsmith and made my self and for few of my friends a John McClane in an airduct out of real sheet metal. With the lockings of them and all that. Just small enough to put it on the christmas tree.

This is old as fuck, you didn't do shit to your Christmas tree

r/suddenlygay

Aaand now I have Gunship - When You Grow Up Your Heart Dies stuck in my head.

Good Morning America is getting weird

For real, The premise is that McClain lives in New York. He's separated from his wife who now lives 2500 miles away in Los Angeles. The movie opens with him flying to visit for Christmas where he will arrive just in time for his wife's office Christmas party. Terrorists take the entire office hostage, and occupy the skyscraper, but McClain is the wildcard NY cop who wages a guerilla war against the terrorists in the building.

The scene in question, he's barefoot, hiding from terrorists in an air vent he barely fits in, and lost. He opens his lighter to see where he is and mockingly says says, "Come Out To The Coast! We’ll Get Together, Have A Few Laughs," presumably a line his wife used to get him in this predicament. The scene changes as he closes the lighter and the sound gives away his position(yet his voice does not, somehow. It's an action flick Christmas movie, don't read too much into it.)