Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992)

5.9	Listal rating
6.2	IMDB rating

Directed by

Chris Columbus

Starring (View all)

Kevin McCallister

Harry Lime

Marv Merchants

Kate McCallister

Peter McCallister

Buzz McCallister

Megan McCallister

Maureen Elisabeth Shay

Linnie McCallister

Written by

John Hughes

(characters)

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5 years, 5 months ago at Dec 8 13:38

The Flagship

2 votes

Deserving of a much higher average rating. I've never understood how anybody could dislike Home Alone 1 or 2. This film takes the original concept and moves it to New York. As a result, Kevin lives the dream until he realises just how important his family is to him.

The only difference is the fact that the traps are just a bit more brutal than in the first film. If you don't like Ho... read more

Unoriginal rehash, yet still highly enjoyable

2 years, 5 months ago at Dec 5 5:18

PvtCaboose91

2 votes

"You can mess with a lot of things, but you can't mess with kids on Christmas."

When Home Alone was released in 1990 and grossed more than $470 million at the worldwide box office, a sequel was inevitable due to Hollywood's habitual business mindset. The reality, though, is that 1992's Home Alone 2: Lost in New York merely comes across as an unoriginal, ridiculous, almost superfluou... read more

An average movie

1 year, 8 months ago at Sep 5 3:22

johanlefourbe

1 vote

Honestly, I was not really impressed by the original movie. The premise was allright but I thought that Macaulay Culkin was pretty annoying but the whole thing was still rather watchable. However, even though this sequel was highly successful, I thought the whole thing was rather average and actually pretty boring. To conclude, it is not really worth a look, expect probably, if you are a fan of th... read more

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The McCallisters are rushing once again as they embark on a trip to Florida. In their haste, Kevin is separated from them and winds up on a plane bound for New York.

Release date : 20 November 1992
UPC: 086162127540

Comedy (66), Family (39), Christmas (25), Adventure (21), Sequel (19), 1992 (15), Crime (14), New York (14), 1990s (13), Holiday (12), (11), Children (9), Slapstick (7), Hotel (6), Home Alone (6), Action (6), Revenge (6), Robbery (6), Escape (5), Booby Trap (5)

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"The question isn't whether the movie will scare the children in the audience. It's whether the adults will be able to peek between their fingers. - Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times Don't be surprised if the adults escape to the lobby to check for phone messages, read the paper or wish they too were home alone. - Desson Thomson, Washington Post"