Home Alone 2 : Lost In New York (1992)

 


Director: Chris Columbus

Producers: John Hughes, Mark Radcliffe, Duncan Henderson.

Cast: Macaulay Culkin (Kevin McCallister), Joe Pesci (Harry Lime), Danie Stern (Marv Murchins).

SPECTACULAR! One of the sequels that are as good as the original.

It’s a normal Christmas Eve at Kevin McCallister’s house. Everyone is super hyped and excited and packing for their trip the next day. Kevin takes his raincoat from the bathroom, while his uncle is bathing. Kevin, with his new tape recorder, record his uncle singing in the bath. Kevin also messes up and gets sent to the attic as a punishment, but his mom remembers the events of last year and revokes the punishment. The next day, Kevin and his family reach O’Hare International (in Chicago), but Kevin lags behind and accidentally boards a flight to New York while all of his family is on a flight to Miami. Later, Kevin books a room in the fanciest hotel in New York, the Plaza Hotel, with his father’s credit card. Harry and Marv, however, have escaped prison, and are now in NYC. Want to know more? Watch the movie!

The traps here are BRUTAL DEADLY. The past traps were ones that needed good medical care, but now these, are the final nail to your coffin. Like for example, the most brutal trap in the first movie was a blowtorch to the head. This movie upgraded it, to turn it into Harry dipping his burning head into KEROSENE, which makes it worser. Anyways, this movie was super silly, no noticeable flaws at all, except for the hotel guy who was after Kevin trying to get a large tip, as he had all of his father’s $1000 or something from the wallet. As I said, the best sequel, and no flaws.

I wholeheartedly recommend this movie because:

1.       The traps are silly

2.       The acting is super.

3.       The setting is beautiful

4.       Everything is awesome…

5.       Overall, THIS MOVIE IS AMAZING!

 

 

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