Is HOME ALONE the BEST Christmas Movie? *Commentary/Reaction*

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[DeejayWilson]

Fun Fact: I read that the actor who played Marv is
actually extremely arachnophobic so that scream
was more real than not. He also refused to do
that scene more than once so they had to do it in
one take. Lol

[Mist_Hashira_Muichiro]

It’s definitely 1 of the best christmas movies, Kevin, Harry, and Marv, that dynamic is priceless. Please react to the sequel too

[TheRussian]

I love how Angelina says "this movie is so deep" when seeing the church scene and why the old man won't talk to his son. The minor details in the movie go the extra mile with symbolism, notice the old mans hand throughout the movie. As he learns from Kevin and reconciles with his son, his hand heals completely by the end of the movie. The bandage didn't change until after he talks with Kevin for the first time.

[jamiedavy_]

I’m can only describe this film by saying the iconic line from Homelander: “It was perfect. Perfect, EVERYTHING, down to the last minute details.”

[robertgronewold]

The piece of donut sticking to the policeman's phone was a complete accident while filming, but it's so hilarious.

[videohistory]

Something to clear up:

The mom is a fashion designer, hence why there's mannequins lying around for Kevin to use, and how she can afford the house they're living in.

[rojobroko]

A classic movie that still holds up and John Williams music👌

[krisfrederick]

The true crime in this film is that Kevin didn't get to eat "This highly nutritious microwavable macaroni and cheese dinner and the people who sold it on sale. Amen.” I love that Macaulay and John Candy were reunited in this after Uncle Buck, even though they don't share a scene together. And the whole funeral story was completely improvised by John. I didn't know that. Memories ❤

[lacthocia]

To me my Top 3 go-to ones will always be *"How The Grinch Stole Christmas"* 🥇, then *"Home Alone 2: Lost in NY"* 🥈 and then *"Home Alone"* 🥉 in that specific order. I can't argue with this Top 3 made by '10yo me' back then, she's got taste. lol

[dylanintendisney]

“Keep the change, ya filthy animal” is seriously one of my favorite lines in all cinema history.

[felipemedrado]

about the manequin, i believe his mother was like a cloth design or something like that

[videohistory]

22:23 Fun fact: he's not actually screaming right there. He wasnt allowed to, because it would've scared the spider.

He saved it all up for later, and just went off in the sound booth.

[benschultz]

Out of every reactor who's seen this movie, I think you're the only one who's spotted Kevin's ticket being pitched.
"Angels With Filthy Souls" was only that particular scene and was filmed separately for the movie. The name is a take on the 30s gangster flick "Angels With Dirty Faces" starring James Cagney.
John Candy's cameo role was done gratis for John Hughes, and his entire dialog was improvised. He and Catherine O'Hara were in the Canadian improv scene back in the 70s and 80s.
There's several videos on how the crooks should be dead from all of Kevin's traps. They're basically the human versions of Wile E. Coyote.

[alucard]

i love this movie this and die hard really good movies to watch

[SuperShadowKinTwitch]

I've watched this movie so many times since I was a kid. How am I just now finding out that there was a shot where Kevin's ticket gets thrown away. I never noticed and never really thought about how an extra ticket would have tipped them off that someone was missing.

[shinzo]

ANGELINA PLEASE WATCH THE GRINCH (2000)

[SuperMarioJulian]

This movie was also directed by Chris Columbus the guy that also did Harry Potter.

[po]

Since no one has mentioned it yet, a popular fan theory is that Kevin grows up to be Jigsaw from the Saw movies.

[demontaeturner]

Fun fact the elderly gentleman at 13:52 is in the movie "Planes Trains and Automobiles" with the guy at 16:09 i'm telling you this has to be some kind of crossover

[lassesipila]

17:36 That was also the explanation I was given as a kid when I noticed there's too many Santas around. Helper Santas will spread around the world to meet people in Santa's name in pre-Christmas times, because it's only Santa's _most busy time of the year_ to prepare for Christmas eve.