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Die Hard

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In the first edition of Fa-Lala-la-films, We discuss the best holiday movie ever made, Die Hard. The film that really broke Bruce Willis into the action world of cinema follows him as a young New York cop traveling to visit his wife for a Christmas party in Los Angeles. Quickly becoming a fight for survival as terrorists invade the building, John Mclain is the only one who can save everyone inside. So sit back, have a few drinks, have a few laughs and listen to us talk barefoot just as John would have wanted.

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