Home Alone (movie)

81 Ratings: 2.2

A 1990 movie directed by Chris Columbus and written by John Hughes.

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Cast: Macaulay Culkin, Daniel Stern, Joe Pesci

Director: Chris Columbus

Genre: Action, Comedy, Family

Release Date: November 16, 1990

MPAA Rating: PG

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review by RabidChihuahua. December 25, 2012

posted in Movie Hype

A childhood favorite that holds up pretty well. 66%

Since it's Christmas time, I think it's appropriate to review one of the most well-known staples in Christmas films, Home Alone. I loved this movie when I first saw it back in the very early 90's, and throughout my childhood, I related to Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) really well, being a “little brother” myself (and that at the time, I loved cheese pizza, just like Kevin). However, when my teenage and adult years came around, it was time to get more critical since … more

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Quick Tip by RabidChihuahua. December 24, 2012

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A Quick Tip by RabidChihuahua

Here it is, folks, the only good movie in the Home Alone series. I initially loved this movie when I first saw it back in the very early 90's, and even after some more critical, analytical thought, it still holds up well. Despite some feelings of contrivance here and there (especially some logic issues, thus why I now rated it a 3 instead of an initial 4), the characters feel more believable and sincere compared to the second movie (and especially the third and … more

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Quick Tip by TheJohn. September 25, 2010

A Quick Tip by TheJohn

Another classic comedy but what you saw in all the commercials is saved all for the end.

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review by FreeDom4. January 02, 2010

posted in Movie Hype

Still hilarious after 15 years

I hadn't seen this movie in years, but it's still hilarious. Home Alone is one of those classic comedies that will manage to make you laugh despite yourself. In fact, I'm surprised at how well it has worn the test of time. The movie is filled with great scenes and impeccable timing, sometimes approaching slapstick routines. The humor is good natured, but doesn't shy away from some curse words. Of course, Macaulay Culkin makes it all possible with his adorable acting and wisecracks ("I'm 10 years … more

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