we HAD to watch *DIE HARD* for the FIRST TIME this CHRISTMAS (Movie Reaction/Commentary)
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Dude in the titlelist hat was cracking me up with how he didn't understand the concept of a married couple being separated. It's not complicated or strange. It happens.
tips from die hard used by baddies their tactics in part is how the deep state did 9/11.
Man, sometimes I really struggle through some of the sentences that come out of Zuff's mouth, but Bryce and Rob's reactions and responses to him make it all worth it. Rob's "You lost me in the second half" freaking killed me.
It’s hilarious watching their reactions even when they don’t say anything lmaoo
Why I keep coming back to these three is beyond me lol
Ah, now it’s the Christmas season.
It’s never Christmas until Hans falls from Nakatomi Tower.
i have a t-shirt with a print of alan rickman's genuinely shocked look on his face with the text "it's not xmas until hans gruber falls from nakatomi tower"😅😅😅
@@davidrichards6509bro WHERE CAN I GET THAT SHIRT
Before I get into this reaction, and I don’t mean to piss anyone off here: the guy who wrote the screenplay, Jeb Stuart, said he wrote it as a Christmas movie. When the guy who writes the movie (and I know it’s based on a novel, but very loosely) says he meant it to be something, we should probably defer to him.
Only higher authority we could appeal to would be the Director. As far as I know, he never made any definitive statements on the matter, so the writer would probably be the next highest authority.
To me it's always obviously been a Christmas movie. Hell, it takes place at an office Christmas party! It's one of my favorite Christmas movies.
Christmas party, Christmas decorations everywhere, Christmas carols. There's literally more Christmas in Die Hard than Miracle On 34th Street.
@@BunBun299 Exactly! It even ends with a Christmas carol and the happy repair of a broken marriage. I mean if It's a Wonderful Life can be a Christmas movie when it's built on the premise of a man who gave up his dreams and then wants to commit suicide and only has a Christmas tree in the very last scene....well, Die Hard definitely has more Christmas than that.
This is as much a Christmas movie as It's a Wonderful Life, which arguably spends a lot less of its screen time set at Christmas. The themes of courage, family, sacrifice, hope, resilience, friendship, and reconciliation are totally Christmas.
Plus the SOUNDTRACK is very Christmasy. Howard Ho did a great video on youtube about this soundtrack
How could the movie take all that time to both show & explain the marital situation between John & Holly, including the detailed conversation with Argyle, only to have Zuff have no idea what was happening with their marriage?
It’s like he completely zoned out the first 10 minutes of the film.
Came here to say this. Love these guys but yo, pay attention to backstory
Welcome to Zuff's world.
Yeah too right, I want the full rundown on when they first met, how long they dated before getting engaged, married and so on. Poor quality writing I'd say (sarcasm).
Halfway thru the movie:
Zuff: “Wait, is Alan Rickman a bad guy in this?”
Dude these three are the simplest fuckers I’ve ever come across lol every reaction dense as fuck
Bruce's character when asked by Hans if he was just another cowboy(and then lists some)says he was always partial to Roy Rodgers. Yippy-kayay is from the Roy Rodgers show. That's why John calls himself Roy b4 Hans finds out who he is.
and john mclane also has a line "happy trails hans" which is a reference to Roy Rogers' signature song
I'm astonished that not one of 3 American adult males knows this!! I know it, and I'm a Brit, and I've never seen Roy Rogers (so far as I know, it's never been broadcast over here.)
@@BenjWarrantI think Americans of a younger age know it less - I am in my 40s and I know Old West cowboy references, but I think the whole cowboy romanticization fell out of the American ethos to a huge degree in the last 20 years. [edit to add: I am on the East Coast US. Maybe in the American south and midwest there is still more cowboy awareness]
@@BenjWarrant American around the same age as the boys here- I also have no clue who Roy Rodgers is. I think rather than knowing any names or specific references, we just know random lines and scenes with no clue where they're from. I think millennials and onwards, you'll find less and less people that know anything about Western cowboy media. It's more of a "all older people know this" than an "all Americans know this."
@@BenjWarrantYeah, I'm a 32 yr old American woman whose never watched any old westerns deliberately but even I knew those references. I had grandparents 😂 But I'm in the Midwest so I don't know if, like one of the other comments says, that matters in the greater cultural lexicon.
Somehow, this movie confused Zuff more than every single other reaction I’ve seen yet, in just the first 5 minutes.
“You sorta have to be super qualified to be a cop” is the most hilarious shit I’ve heard in a loooonnng time 🤣
I nearly spit out my coffee when he said that.
He traveled to see his divorcee? Lol
In America of all places, where any dumbass who is desperate to have any power to exploit can become a cop.
This is unwatchable. Dude is so confused. What movie was he watching? Problem with group reactions is people are holding full on conversations and missing the movie. Only group reactions I have ever liked is The Homies channel.
Best Christmas movie ever. This and 'Home Alone' remain family favourites. 🧡
great movie + reaction!
"Yipee-Ki-Yay" was an old time cowboy yell, common in early cowboy/western films. John was being a smart-ass by using it in response to Hans' "Mr. Cowboy' reference 😃 👍
It was also part of the lyrics to a Roy Rogers song, who was the ‘cowboy’ John referred to. Also the reason he took the name ‘Roy’ when asked by Powell.
@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Great info!
Zuff is me asking all these questions after they answered it right before 😭💀
"Looks like Aubrey Plaza."
Nope. It's Nakatomi Plaza!! (Couldn't resist!)
This is definitely one of my favourite Christmas movies I don’t care I’m gonna defend it as one it’s a classic for sure thanks for these 25 days of movies I’m loving them
I agree 👍
That struggle on trying to understand and explain John and Holly's relationship was hard to watch lol got to be honest.
Totally braindead. If they're just stop steamrolling the fialogue they'd understand everything just fine.
First off, Hans was robbing the vault of "bearer bonds" meaning that the bonds are not signed over to any particular individual or corporate entity, they literally belong to the bearer, or whoever has possession of them, like ash.
The other thing is I think the plan was to blow the roof when all the hostages and helicopters were there so that there were no survivors. the police would have had to identify all the bodies to account for everyone before they realized that the "terrorists" were not among them (and since DNA identification wasn't a thing when this came out, with most of the bodies vaporized most would never be identified and the "terrorists" assumed dead). By then, they would have slipped their ambulance in among all the other emergency vehicles and drove away in all the confusion unnoticed.
Btw, the director secretly told them to drop Hans earlier than he was expecting- hence the realistic shock on his face as he dropped. 🤣😭
”... John Wayne." "Who's John Wayne?". "A famous cowboy." Did I just hear that??
I don't think I've ever felt older than when I heard that.
Just a side note: I am a retired security officer who during part of my career worked in a high-rise medical office building there is no way you can hear gunfire inside a building if you're on the ground level. Until the outgoing rounds break the glass if the shots fired occur on an upper floor. That's why Powell walked out
I like to refer to Hans' fall as "death by Rolex" since the watch was either caught on his jacket or Hans had a finger slipped under the band when he dragged Holly toward the window.😁 Also, if you didn't already know, the director "officially" instructed the fall count as three but secretly told the holder drop Alan on two; and that is how you get the amazing look of surprise when he falls! 😉
Who hasn’t seen Die Hard?! I’m shooketh.
This was Alan Rickman’s first film role! His movie debut. The start of it all 👍😊❤️
Technically, no. But it was his first starring role, and his first Hollywood movie.
@@BenjWarrant Really? 😮 Everything I’ve seen says his previous roles were theater/ radio/ tv/ tv mini series, and tv movies. I thought this was his first time in movie theaters (not just in the US). Clearly I am misinformed 🤦♀️😬😂 Do you know his first movie role? Could you tell me? I wonder if I’ve seen it but thought it was after. 🤔
@@Ykoz2016 He was in a movie called _Wetherby_- although it was a small role. And yes, 2 TV movies - but those are still movies, in the sense that the experience for the actor in a made-for-TV movie is very similar.
27:30 ish; "Yippy, Kah, Yay" is what another famous cowboy, Roy Rogers whom John was quoting, (from the John Wayne movie start era) says in his TV show.
"Ii feel like most cops are this smart. You sort of have to be super qualified to be a cop." Oh dear lord. LOL
Not to dump on cops who do a good job for the most part, but I have a friend who became a cop because, and I quote him, it was easier than the training to become a firefighter.
When the vault opens, the music being played is Beethoven’s 9th Symphony.
actually its the last movement of the 9th commonly refered to as the "ode to joy" from the words of the chorale and is the official anthem of the European Union
@@davidrichards6509It is also a popular Christmas Carol - especially in Japan.
I still see the vault door opening while bathed in the glow of the emergency flood lights in my head every time I hear it.
The Roy Rogers show was a Western TV series in the 1950s when Bruce Willis's character was a kid and would have picked up many of the phrases including Yippee Ki-yay and the signature song Happy Trails.
When this film came out, us film goers only knew Bruce Willis as a comedy romantic lead - so the Director left his face off the poster - in case it put people off seeing Bruce as an action lead, but when it started to do so well, his face was added to the poster!
One of my favourite Xmas movies of all time. Newly subscribed. FYI…The guy who plays Karl( stringy blond hair bad guy) is Alexander Godunov! He was one of the greatest ballet dancers in the world.
He is my childhood's idol! Mesmerizing dancer, Baryshnikov's level!
He is also HEELARIOUS in The Money Pit, starring Tom Hanks- highly, highly recommend watching it.
When he says "he sounds like Snape", my thought is NO. Snape sounds like Hans.
Lol. I was like of course he does. It's just Alan's voice. All he did was talk slower as Snape.
I can’t believe Zuff (Zach) and Bryce have not watched this movie! It’s a classic! I remember watching it for the first time with my Mom a couple years back and I had a blast! Love the reactions. 😊
rob watched the movie. zuff didnt
@@EQ2877Whoops! I fixed it.
“ that’s a wild way to land on Bradley Cooper, that guy that liked Jennifer Lawrence in that Philadelphia eagles movie”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
55:55 - Alan Rickman actually fell onto a "green screen" tarp in this scene. He actually did his own stunt.
Director John McTiernan told Alan he was going to drop him on a count of THREE. He actually released him on a count of ONE. The surprised look on Rickman's face was authentic. He was not happy about being surprised, but the shot was worth it in the end.
R.I.P. Alan Rickman.
35:33 Before they kill Ellis they bring him a can of Coke & pour it for him. It's suggested they asked him if they could get him anything & he said yes, some coke. That wasn't the coke he was looking for.
Funny story about Hans falling, the director told Alan that he was going to count to 3 then drop him and he counted like 1 and dropped him, thats why his look was so real with surprise.
I believe the teddy bear was for his daughter.
Less than 10 minutes in and I'm like "is Zuff watching the same movie? " 😂😂😂😂
I've watched the Se7en reaction, and was blown away by Zuff's understanding of the movie and in predicting certain elements...but here at the start of Die Hard, he has trouble understanding the dynamic between John and Holly, even though it was explained clearly in exposition. Kinda of an insight into Zuff's inner workings.
Also, my heart breaks each time when the first thing they think of is of Snape when it comes to Alan Rickman :(
17:48 "You have to be super qualified to be a cop". My poor innocent Zuff.
It's Christmassy because the Dad is separated from his family and has a journey in order to spend Christmas with them, and along the way he learns humility, and he and his wife rediscover the love they have for each other.
Alan Rickman is afraid of heights. The producers let him drop a few seconds too early to get that scared look on his face
I just want to say i really appreciate the amount of content you put out, you’re my comfort channel for sure. Love getting to just chill and watch with you guys 💕 happy holidays and keep it up
The first posters for this movie didn’t have Bruce Willis’s picture on it cause at the time he was known for comedy not action and they didn’t want people thinking it was a comedy (which it’s kind of an action/comedy). It’s surprising how much control Bruce had on this film. He got to choose the actress playing his wife and how John should act. The list of people that they wanted to play John McClain is interesting. They wanted John Travolta to play McClain but Fox said no cause they figured he was a “has been”. Alan Rickman almost passed this movie up. He barely got to Hollywood and wasn’t sure about his first role being a villain but it turned out to be the best idea. 13:48 when Karl hands Theo the dollar bill was improvised by the actor thinking the guys would’ve had a bet on if Hans would’ve shot the guy. 22:05 originally he was supposed to hit the first vent but the stuntman messed up and didn’t grab the first one so they kept it in and edited in John grabbing the second vent. 33:44 when Ellis says “Hans…Bubby” Alan Rickman’s expression was real cause Hart Bochner ad-limbed the line and threw Alan off a bit. It’s also thought when they give Ellis a glass of coke is because the misunderstood him when he asked for some “coke”. 36:23 at least Ellis did one smart thing before he died. He said John was his guest and not there for Holly. 39:02 the way Hans holds his cigarette is apparently how Europeans hold their cigarettes which was supposed to be how John realized who he was. 55:39 I love how they bring back the watch that Ellis gave her. The look on Alan Rickman’s face is real the director told Alan that they’d drop him on the count of three. They dropped him 40 feet onto an airbag with a blue screen backing 58:40 that’s funny you said that they have a “Die Hard” advent calendar where each day Hans gets closer to falling to his death.
Yippee ki yay is an expression said in the old westerns from the 50's starring Roy Rogers. That's why McLane told the others to call him Roy, as he was perceived as a cowboy by Hans.
Die Hard created an entire genre that became the template for countless other imitators that followed. Bruce Willis never bettered this portrayal of John McClane in any other Die Hard films. Alan Rickman was phenomenal in the role of Hans Gruber bringing an intelligence to the role. The Christmas ingredients throughout coupled with the right balance of action, drama and comedy make this film timeless.
You def don't have to be super qualified to be a cop lol
I came here to say this! 😬
Most cops have a PhD in harrasment.
Not to dump on cops who do a good job for the most part, but I have a friend who became a cop because, and I quote him, it was easier than the training to become a firefighter.
I'm sorry to say it, but man, you guys are slow!
All the indicators are that she's in LA because her job took her there, but he couldn't follow her because his job was in New York. Doesn't he even say that to Argyle in the car? Argyle says 'So you thought she would crash and burn in LA so she'd have to come crawling back to you?' and McLane says 'You're pretty quick, Argyle.' But neither of them wants their relationship to be at an end, which is why she invited him to the Christmas party and he obviously said 'I'll be there if I can', which is why she isn't sure that he will turn up when she calls her babysitter.
BTW, the look on Alan Rickman’s face when he drops off the building is genuine. They dangled him above an air bag (not as high as it looks), and then told them they would drop him on “3.” I believe they dropped him on “1.” 😄
A buddy cop action comedy that takes place around Christmas is "Running Scared" with Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines.
The other "Running Scared" movie with Paul Walker is good too.
This movie launched careers. It was Alan Rickman's first movie, he was an unknown British stage actor until this movie launched his long career of villainry. The only thing Bruce Willis had done was a rom-com TV show called "Moonlighting," nobody believed he could be an action star until this movie shattered expectations.
Willis was also in a movie called "Blind Date" with Kim Basinger the year before.
I wouldn't say unknown but yes he was a stage actor and acted in tv.
At the end scene Rickman feel 30ft onto an airbag for real and the stuntman holding him
said on the count of three I'll let you go. Well the stuntman dropped Rickman on 1 hence the total look of surprise on his face.👍🇬🇧☃️
Thanks, Zuff! Thanks, Rob! Thanks, Bryce! 💥 John McTiernan directed this one. ෴ To clarify the conjecture Rob made; indeed "yippee ki-yay mutha fucka" originated in this movie... but "yippee" is from the 15th century. And "yippee ki-yay" is likely a derivation of "yippee yi yo ki-ay" which was a lyric in a song from the 1940s called "I'm An Old Cowhand" and was used in a movie. You can hear it sung by Roy Rogers on RUclips. That's probably where the character of 'John McClane' heard it from. He seems the sort to like flicks about the Old West.
This movie has been a Christmas eve tradition for me the last 25 years.
But seriously....Yippy kayay originated from Die Hard???????? Please. I have no words.
And they literally just had a scene talking about what he's referencing (Roy Rogers).
Now! It's Christmas 🎄🎁
The name of that movie where everyone plays them selves and use real names is this is the end, all star cast Seth Rogan, James Franco are kinda the main characters
Die Hard is just as much a Christmas movie as The Holiday
I watched this movie for the first time a few weeks ago and it just made me laugh the whole time tbh. Bruce Willis with no shoes on is probably the funniest part
Roy Roger made Yippee-ki-yay famous back in the 50's.
It’s not Christmas until Hans falls off Nakatomi Plaza! period!
Fun fact: Alan Rickman's reaction to being dropped was genuine. He was actually scared. They let him go early instead of on 3 to get a better reaction as he fell.
I just stared following you guys a few weeks ago and am really enjoying your reactions! Glad to see you reacting to this one. Die Hard has been one of my favorite Christmas movies since the first time I saw it in the theater when it first came out! 🎄 Gotta give props to Rob. This is at least the second reaction I’ve watched where Rob has already seen the movie but never says a word throughout, letting Bryce and Zach enjoy the movie without commentary or spoilers (which is also annoying for the viewers as well). 👍🏻👏🏻
Rob: "I think it's an Aug".
Bryce: "It is an Aug"
Zuff: "I've got a friend named Aug"
haha--perfect.
Did you notice the gas price at the time from the station? like 74 cents/gal. Take me back to '88 19:54
Omg lol knew your guys were younger but not to recognize the cop as the dad from family matters just cements y’all young.
Watched this movie millions of times but never get tired of it. I noticed no reactors are doing Planet of the Apes with Marc Wahlburg or Toy Soldiers with Sean Astin.
Lethal Weapon and Die Hard are my favorite Christmas movies.
No... this movie didnt come up with Yippie Ki Yay... all this did was ad Morherfucker to it... After Hans says hes an American who wants to be John Wayne... John says "I was partial to Roy Rogers actually"... Roy Rogers was "The Singing Cowboy"... and he had a famous song where he sings Yippie Ki Yay.
In the 90s Nickelodon had a cowboy sitcom called Hey Dude.. that used it in its theme song, though theirs is "Yippie ti yie yay... Like the Cowboys Say"
I love how these reactions r the first times I’m watching a lot of classics. I was never gonna sit and watch die hard on my own time 😂
@14:38 this movie was made 3 years before Jeffery Dahmer was caught.
The guy that fell down the stairs with John was killed. He screams once in the fall as his neck breaks.
It would not have been difficult to cash in the bonds because they were *bearer* bonds. These bonds are unregistered, and therefore belong to the whoever *bears* the paper instrument. Hans would just need to present the paper to the issuer on the maturity date and get cash or have money transferred to whatever account he wanted with no questions asked because he had the bond paper in hand. They helped people invest anonymously, but they also were good ways to evade taxes or launder money, and they were convenient things to forge. I don't know if any companies still issue them, but no government entity in the U.S. issues them anymore for those very reasons.
watch this every christmas along with home alone 2, kinda similar movies in a weird way
An interesting bit of trivia: The actor that played Karl was Alexander Godunov a famour Russian Ballet dancer. He was the premier dancer with the Bolshoi Ballet troupe. He defected to the US in 1979 and while still dancing began working as a supporting actor. You may have seen him in the movie Witness with Harrison Ford. He died in 1995.
Also the reason Alan Rickman looked so scared from his fall from the building is he was being held by a rope to fall 40 feet to a pad beneath but they tricked him and told him he would be released on the count of three but they released him on the count of one.
All the actors in this were incredible. Even the small parts. It is just my opinion but the only one worth watching other than this one is #2. The others were good but not up to these standards. I think one of the reasons these held up so well was due to ensemble cast for both of these movies even though not all of the actors were known.
i think you mean #3, dh with a vengence, with samuel l jackson and jeremy irons?
One other noteworthy snippet re: Godunov is that while he was in the act of defecting, his wife - another dancer with the ballet troupe - was kept in a plane on the runway in New York City (at his insistence) while she was given time to decide to defect as well. She eventually decided to go back to Russia, and they divorced.
@@Divamarja_CAshe decided to return to USSR bc of her mom that stayed here. She couldn'd leave her alone.
My nephew loved North to Alaska, with John Wayne. It's not cowoys, it's gold in the wild North.
You do not have to be super qualified to be a cop lmao
55:15 😂 55:55 my favorite scene.
Bruce Willis ad libbed most of his shit talking in this movie.. 😂 he's one of my all time favorite actors. Been watching him since the early 80's in Moonlighting. Check out Blind Date to see a softer side of Bruce!
YES!!
BEST CHRISTMAS ACTION MOVIE!
It's based on the 1979 novel NOTHING LASTS FOREVER, which was a sequel to the 1966 novel, THE DETECTIVE, which was made into a 1968 film starring Frank Sinatra as Joe Leland.
Before Bruce Willis was picked as John McClane, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Clint Eastwood, Charlie Sheen, Emilio Estevez, Don Johnson, Richard Gere, Charles Bronson, Richard Dean Anderson, Sylvester Stallone, Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones, William Peterson, Tom Cruise, Kyle MacLachlan, Nicolas Cage, Kevin Costner, Patrick Swayze, Peter Weller, Nick Nolte, Jeff Bridges,Al Pacino, Robert DeNiro, Kevin Bacon, Mickey Rourke, James Caan, Matthew Broderick, Michael Douglas, Tom Selleck, and Mel Gibson were considered.
Laurence Fishburne, Wesley Snipes, and Gene Hackman were considered for Al Powell.
Oregon is here.. hope you enjoyed the show..One of my favorite Christmas Movie.
This was Alan Rickman's first film role and Bruce's first foray into action since he was only known for comedy in the tv show Moon Lighting.
Die Hard set the blueprint for all action films to follow that feature a dude fighting off a bunch of bad guys, using his wits and minimal resources.
Before I start the video, just predicting the phrase as it’s not Xmas until Hans briber falls from nakatomi tower😮
Anyone notice gas was .74 cents a gallon in Los Angeles @ the 19:55 mark? In 1988?
It is totally a Christmas movie, there is a Christmas party, Christmas santa joke, and they play Christmas music. Die Hard feels like a right of passage.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS FELLAS! Especially Zuff. I just watched yalls reactions fuh the first time yesterday. Kung Fu Hustle. I really enjoyed myself & just HADTA watch yall react to Die Hard. Bein a nurse, I mos def noted that sum medical/mental condition possibly requiring medication is up with Zuff. I AM so proud that he is participating & especially bout yalls patient accepting reactions to his idiosyncracies, erratic movements, answers to his questions, etc. Maybe due to side effects of the 'meds'. Yeah, he took a minute to try to unnerstand this one. All yall are my HEROES! 😊At first I was hesitant bout commenting, but afta reading unknowing/unaware comments bout Zuff, I feel compelled to school folks. I could be wrong but Iown think so. Suma Zuff's zoned out observations & comments are hilarious! 😆KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! MOVIES ROCK!
Die Hard 2 also takes place at Christmas
Why sre they separated. He and Argyle were literally just talking about why they split. Because she got an offer and he was unwilling to move.
Love the MUFC gear!
[1980s] Hey, its that guy from _Moonlighting_ in a movie!
[2000s] Hey, it's Professor Snape!
[2020s] Hey, it's Jeffrey Dahmer!
😂 Couldn't have said better. Gen Zoomers are hilarious
THE PHRASE YIPI KIYAY COMES FROM A ROY ROGERS COWBOY SONG.
The meme isn't that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, it is a Christmas movie. It's the people trying to go against the grain by claiming it isn't that's the meme.
Die Hard isn't A Christmas movie...
Die Hard is THE Christmas movie.
@@rsrt6910 You had me in the first half! In my notifications RUclips only listed the first half of your comment and I came here ready to rumble lol.
Correct, it's THE Christmas movie.
Awesome reaction of my favorite Die Hard movie!!!!😊😊😊😊
How stoned were they when they watched this? :D :D :D
Die Hard is fantastic.
"Did you just start watching right now?" Lol
LETS GOO fav Christmas movie
Post watch: Robs dad quote was worth the wait lol real shit
It really isn't terrorism, since they have no goals other than the heist. Even the demands later were just done to buy time.
Just saw it again in the theatre for the 35th anniversary. It really holds up! Did you guys see Violent Santa?
‘Tis the season!
classic movie! my favorite was the one with samuel l. jackson. i think it was the 3rd one, not sure. bruce willis is great in action movies, but i loved him in "death becomes her." completely different in that one.
RIP Alan. ❤
5:07--- ahh nope it doesn't. Cali is beautiful. You should visit sometime.
Die Hard is a Christmas movie! Go United!