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The distance between F.A.O. Schwartz and his uncle's address is about 2.5 miles in real life. We spent 9 months in jail thinking we had the worst luck in the universe. We busted out and we’re doing fine. At midnight tonight, we'll hit Duncan's Toy Chest. Five floors of cash.
Any scene in the sequel that has "Christmas Star" playing in the background. For example, Kevin staring out a window in New York and saying "Good night, mom", which transitions to Kate also staring out a window in Florida and saying "Good night, Kevin". She once had a normal life with a home, a job, and a husband until he left her, at which point she fell into a deep depression that she never recovered from.
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Pain beyond pain, and that's before the shelf falls, subjecting Marv to a deluge of paint, cans, and wood. While he thinks he's outsmarted the kid, he goes inside... Where the door triggers a makeshift flamethrower, that burns the top of his head as he screams and runs outside and dunks his head in the snow. One scene shows Pesci's Harry chasing Kevin to a house, where he checks the door handle to see if it's hot - after getting his hand burned on a scalding hot doorknob in the original movie.
We ran all the way to the gate. When did you notice he was missing? When we picked up our baggage here.
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The pigeon lady pulls a Big Damn Heroes moment when she sees two strange men threatening Kevin at gun point. She shouts You Leave Him Alone! Then she and Kevin split before the cops come. This time, Harry has a gun and tries to use it on Kevin when they have him cornered in Central Park. Even before he does, he said doing so won't mean much to him. Early on, he notes that Uncle Rob lives in New York and decides to drop in, but the house is empty because it’s undergoing renovation.
At one point, Khan and Acaster order numerous pizzas so they can recreate the moment where Kevin terrifies a delivery boy by playing him audio of a gangster calling him a “filthy animal”. But instead of using the clip from the original – again, presumably for legal reasons – they play a series of recordings of Acaster impersonating a cockney wiseguy. And they stop short of setting off firecrackers.
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Also, when the passenger next to him on the plane starts speaking French. Shortly after Kevin arrives in New York City, the film presents a montage of his sightseeing adventures that attempts to cram in every interesting location in Manhattan. Kevin is seen taking a picture outside of Radio City Music Hall, which is in Midtown Manhattan, and then at the Empire Diner in Chelsea. Next, he is shopping in Chinatown , and then looking at the Statue of Liberty from Battery Park, which is all the way on the southernmost part of the island, and heading up to the World Trade Center's observation deck.
First the staircase is lined with photos of a family that looks like the McCallisters, including a fake Macaulay Culkin whose blazer and dodgy bow-tie make him a closer match to a young Niles Crane. Also, as far as we can remember, the original movie did not star comedians James Acaster and Guz Khan as the Wet Bandits. Mr. Duncan finds out the toy store was broken into, on Christmas Eve no less, when he was going to donate the day's revenue to a hospital. He's relieved when the cops say that none of the money was taken, thanks to a brick that triggered the alarm. Then Mr. Duncan sees the note attached to the brick, with the person who wrote it apologizing for breaking the window.
That won't be necessary, sir. I still have some tip left over. No, no, wait, wait, wait, wait! The doorman will be happy to find you a taxi... And how are we this morning? Is my transportation here?
You bust out of jail to rob 14 cents from a Santy Claus? Besides, now we got our new nickname. We’re the Sticky Bandits! The moment Harry got the suspiciously unlocked and unheated door open, he received a headful of fire. Everything about this was amazing - from Joe Pesci's look of utter horror, all the way to him flinging himself into a nearby snowbank to put out his burning bean.
After battling through most of Kevin's traps, Harry and Marv come very close to getting their hands on the little bane of their existence that is Kevin McCallister. To evade capture, Kevin grabs his older brother's tarantula, which he finds just in time. Kevin picks up the tarantula, something few adults would have the courage to do, and casually drops it onto Marv's face. Of these aforementioned classics, Home Alone is perhaps the most entertaining Christmas movie of all time.
Chekhov's Gun The inflatable Bozo the Clown. It’s given to Kevin at the start of the film as a gift from his grandmother, then he uses it in the hotel to fool the concierge that there’s someone in the shower. Kevin's family are stuck in a motel room watching a Spanish dub of It's a Wonderful Life, just like in the first film when they were stuck watching the French dub of the same movie. Right before the goons are set to invade the trap-infested house that Kevin has set up, Kevin throws several bricks down at the pair, with all of them hitting Marv. After the pair have made it through the gauntlet to the top of the house, with Kevin now on the sidewalk, Marv attempts to get revenge on him by tossing a brick at him. Marv getting hit on the head with four bricks, for example, was cut down to only one.
Then, he visits Central Park , and finally arrives at the Plaza Hotel. And Kevin somehow manages to do all of this in just a couple of hours. "It's Christmas Eve, and because of you, our child is lost in one of the biggest cities in the world." With all due respect, your son is lost in one of the world's biggest cities.
One of the best things he did to Marv happened in this movie, when Kevin liberally coated the floor in some kind of green goo. Goo that Marv, unsurprisingly, stumbled right into. After a few seconds of frenzied dancing, Marv finally went down and slid the length of the room, where he slammed into a shelf filled with paint cans. But, before the shelf topples over, one of its legs is at his painfully perfect groin-height.
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