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Home Alone 4

Play trailer Poster for Home Alone 4 TV-PG,  2002,  1h 36m,  Kids & Family/ Holiday/ Comedy Play Trailer Watchlist
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Tomatometer 2 Reviews 23% Popcornmeter 25,000+ Ratings
Kevin McCallister (Mike Weinberg) is upset that his parents got divorced. Worse yet, things are heating up between his father Peter (Jason Beghe) and his love interest, Natalie (Joanna Going). Forced to choose where to celebrate Christmas, Kevin begrudgingly decides to go to Natalie's mansion, where the guests include a foreign royal family. Kevin schemes to reunite his estranged parents and -- after Marv Merchants (French Stewart) reappears -- he struggles to protect a prince from abduction.

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Joly Herman Common Sense Media Dec 21, 2010
1/5
Recycled gags with none of the original's charm. Go to Full Review
Caffeinated Clint Moviehole Oct 26, 2003
1/5
From the unappealing cheapish opening titles to the murky production values, it's immediately obvious "Home Alone 4" isn't playing in the same park as its beloved predecessor...sad Go to Full Review
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Hagrid L Mar 21, 2019 How are we supposed to believe that Ernest is Marv?
Draco W Mar 13, 2019 A bad TV movie even by TV movie standards. The cast is laughably bad, the plot sucks, and the slapstick lacks any punch to make it even get the smallest chuckle out of me. I find it truly heartbreaking how far gone this franchise has gone. See more
Jan 14, 2019 I remember watching home alone 4 a couple times when I was younger when it was playing on tv on abc family. Home alone 4 is such a bad movie and definitely a terrible sequel to the original home alone film. Home alone 4 has really bomb. The Kevin character came back and it failed. And it just looks different from the actual home alone movie See more
George L Dec 27, 2018 Home Alone 4 is one of those films that makes you think, "did the makers of this really think people would like it?" My guess is no, they probably didn't. Let's begin with the fact that they went back and replaced Kevin Macalister with a new actor. That's what kinda doomed them from the start. At least Home Alone 3 had the decency to except that that ship had sailed and went with a new storyline. But not this movie. This one is (I guess) supposed to be a sequel to the first two (funny since he has a completely different family in this one). Kevin, now played by Mike Weinberg, who may I add gives a decent effort but isn't half as charming as Macaulay Culkin, is now living with his single mom, who at some point was divorced from his dad. Mr. Macalister stops by to ask Kevin and his 2, I repeat TWO siblings if they would like to spend Christmas with him and there soon to be stepmother Natalie, who this movie apparently wants us to hate for whatever reason. All three decline his offer at first,but after having an argument with his mother and siblings (about something I can't even remember), Kevin reconsiders his dad's offer and decides to accept it. He gets to Natalie's large and more than high-tech house, as Natalie got really rich doing... Something, who really cares? There,I'd say by now they're about more than halfway down the checklist of Hom Alone tropes. What's missing? Oh yeah, burglars. Marv Merchants, one of the burglars from the first two movies is here to take care of that. He is however played by French Stewarts, a completely different actor, as original Marv actor Daniel Stern probably red the script and said, "please don't make this movie." Anyway, he's back after serving a seemingly unreasonably short prison sentence (that his original partner Harry is somehow still in). It seems that after all that's happened a issuing restraining order that keeps Marv away from Kevin should be more than necessary, but if there's one thing I've learned watching these movies, it's that they don't tend to embrace reason and logic. But since a home alone movie with only one burglar seems a bit odd, they inserted a replacement for Harry, this being Marv's new wife Vera (who he met God knows where). The first film had Old Man Marly, who was rumored to be a mass murder, the second film had the unnamed pigeon lady, who was just scary in general, this third one has the unnecessarily creepy and strange butler Mr. Prescott. But judging by how the first two movies went, I think it's safe to predict that this guy will end up saving Kevin from the real antagonists. The only unique thing this movie really tries to do is have a twist ending that I won't spoil for you if for some reason you still want to see this movie. In conclusion, Home Alone four is a vastly forgettable film that falls completely flat. Everything from the lame traps, to the villains, to the characters that we're supposed to like are all mediocre at best. I can't believe that I'm saying this, but a sequel to third Home Alone may have been better. See more
Kylo L Dec 26, 2018 Really bad French Stewart and Erick Avari deserve so much better.
Rey W Dec 16, 2018 It's trash and dampens the memory of the greatest xmas movie duo in history
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Movie Info

Synopsis Kevin McCallister (Mike Weinberg) is upset that his parents got divorced. Worse yet, things are heating up between his father Peter (Jason Beghe) and his love interest, Natalie (Joanna Going). Forced to choose where to celebrate Christmas, Kevin begrudgingly decides to go to Natalie's mansion, where the guests include a foreign royal family. Kevin schemes to reunite his estranged parents and -- after Marv Merchants (French Stewart) reappears -- he struggles to protect a prince from abduction.
Director
Rod Daniel
Producer
Mitch Engel
Screenwriter
Debra Frank, Steve L. Hayes
Production Co
Miramax
Rating
TV-PG (V)
Genre
Kids & Family, Holiday, Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 30, 2016
Runtime
1h 36m
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