Here's a perfect movie for kids, who never seem to tire of John Hughes's sure-fire slapstick formula. Working yet another variation on his mammoth 1990 hit, writer-producer Hughes (regarded by many as...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 16, 2001
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August 8, 2009If you liked the first two films starring Macaulay Culkin, then the bad news is that he is replaced by a new kid named Alex D. Linz playing Alex Pruitt, but the good news is that this is actually a good film. The new idea is that he is left at home on purpose, looking after himse...( read more)
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November 11, 2009That poor, departed nag is, again, being whipped here. There's nothing new here, nothing even remotely interesting or funny.
As far as I'm concerned, it's all been done much better before.
The scting's diabolical, and the writing's just as bad. I found myself not giving a hoot....( read more) -
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April 21, 2007Whereever or whatever happened to Macauley Culkin's career after the first two successful movies is a comprehension of what was to come. And this third installment to the series was the spear that went to the heart,and this time around the absence of Macauley Culkin,
Catherine O'Hara,Daniel Stern,and Joe Pesci from the first two films was evidence enough. And this one showed why it happen so fast. To make matters even worse was the audacity to make two more pathetic sequels after Home Alone 3. -
April 18, 2007I don't view it as a squel to the first two but it is hilarious in it's own right. I see this because unlike the first two the child had the oppourtinity to get help but chose not to. It's better to me somehow. Also no cutting down the action with scenes of a mother running around looking for her child. Excellent and i would recomend for a young or teen audience.
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