This is true. The show of appreciation at the end is important, to know we have been useful is pretty much the most important thing you can allow us to be.
This is one of the greatest speeches I've ever seen any politician deliver.
And Poilievre's right. We're not relying on him because we want to. We're relying on him because he's our last hope for this country.
Did you know the wife’s Rolex in Die Hard is the most important symbol in the film?
She receives the Rolex as recognition for her corporate work away from her husband. Her cocaine boss tells her to flaunt the Rolex to her husband the cop. She won’t because she’s embarrassed by it (she’s redeemable).
At the end, Hans Gruber is holding on to her wrist by means of her new Rolex. He’s pulling her to her death and pointing a gun at her. The husband sees this and unlatches the Rolex causing Hans to fall to his death. Watch carefully: BOTH the Rolex and Hans fall.
John McClane literally saves his wife’s life by unshackling her wrist from her corporate slave wage job and restores her as his wife.
Very based. A family is reunited on Christmas. So yes, Die Hard is a Christmas movie.
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