Home Alone (DVD)

OMG! I do not think that I have seen a funnier film (apart from Home alone 2). This film is just fantastic and gets funnier the more I watch this. This whole film is crazy from start to finish and always ends up with the bad guys getting done over by a young boy. Kevin McCallister (Macauley Culkin) is accidently left at home by his parents when they travel to France for the Christmas Vacation. They are already halfway to France on a plane when they realise that they are missing something - but takes them a while to click on that they have actually left their son at home. (They first thought they had left their garage doors open). Harry and Marv (would ...

Home alone review-dvd available at play.com £5.00 for 1,2,3 boxset. I went to see Home Alone on boxing day 1990 with all of my family. I was 11 and i loved it, i remember my Dad afterwards criticising it, 'it was just so far fetched, those guys would never of survived those injury's etc..etc. Bless him he just didn't get it, but he wasn't the only one to say it. But thats the point of the film, a throwback to the 1920's slapstick comedy and it works. It is a classic slapstick comedy where the bad guy's get hurt and get back up, then get hurt again and get back up again, and this is what is so great about it, because there wouldn't be a movie if they ...

When put up against movies of today Home alone is still a great movie and heres why Left alone when his family go to Paris, France, our central character Kevin (McCauly Caulkin) realises a plot is afoot to burgle the family home (the sort of house I would just love to have). He devises many ingenious ways of stopping the robbers taking anything. Meanwhile, his family, in sheer panic at leaving their vulnerable little 9 year-old alone, are trying to get back home. The two robbers, one is Joe Pesci, get more than they bargained for when Kevin devises contraptions to cause as much pain as possible...there is so much pain you can almost feel it. ...