Very bad movie.
Barbara Babcock, Clare Carey, Erick Avari
This wacky made-for-TV film is the fourth installment in the popular Home Alone series. Mike Weinberg plays the criminal-foiling kid, Kevin McCallister -- the role that made Macaulay Culkin a megastar...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 2, 2003
Stats: 2,572 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (2,572)
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August 12, 2007
Utterly void of point, weren't the first three enough. Good for little kids or appreciative adults.
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January 14, 2008
thats stupid..1&2 was good.3 wasnt that bad, and 4 is just dumb..nuff said.
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November 4, 2009
Watchable, however you get the feeling that the script is a bit half-baked together, plus the odds of Marv running into Kevin for a third time is just a bit too far fetched.
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September 30, 2009
Ridiculous. Trash. Insulting. Everything about this film just sucks. Kevin is now a brat in an alternate timeline, Marv, played by the equally awful French Stewart, returns and ireaks awful and poor along with his hooker wife. The best thing about this whole mess is Erick Avari.
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November 28, 2008The reason why Mcauley Culkin left after Home Alone 2,is the reason why he didn't want to do anymore. And this was the pathetic reason why after Home Alone 2,the series hs been downhill since.
AVOID:Home Alone 3 and definitely Home Alone 4,and I heard Home Alone 5 is already out....on DVD and why???? -
August 11, 2008Okay, i admit the third home alone was okay. But still no one can pull off Macs performance in one or two sorry this is a movie i will not see!
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June 3, 2006it was boring the first home alone ever there should stop making more cause they will never beat 1 and 2 they were the best
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