2.5/4  Too bad my tommy gun don't
Check my first review out, this one is basically the same with one great scene that has nothing to do with the rest of the movie. I will admit the girl is not as good as Snakes but Johnny is still just as awesome of a villain as he was the... (read full)

2.5/4  Lost in Preditability
"Kevin" (Macaulay Culkin) is back, but this time he's got a lot more room to play around in against the bumbling "Wet Thieves" (Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) -- New York City. In addition, he has to deal with the nosy, but well-meaning staff... (read full)

1/4  Feed the pigeons
As a kid, I really enjoyed it and looked forward to it. But it's amazing how idiotic it is. Credit cards, no problem? Is probably my favorite line. Too bad Macaulay Culkin is not around anymore. I mean thank goodness, but it's too bad he d... (read full)

4/4  Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Quick Review
This is basically an extension of the first, but this time its in New York. No matter how similar this is to the first its still just as good. I love both of them.

1.5/4  Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Quick Review
Pretty much exactly like the first one... minus the originality. Oh, and if you couldn't tell, this time it's in New York. Still, it gets another half star because it's still fun to watch Pesci and Stern get hurt in interesting ways.

5/5 Excellent Movie!
  by MrHT
It's about time this wonderful movie got released properly. I can finally watch it on my widescreen LCD TV. The older DVD release was non-amamorphic and looks awful on widescreen TVs. Too bad Fox never re-released. But it's good to finally see this on Blu-ray...enhanced for widescreen TVs and with excellent picture and sound. The remastered DTS 5.1 sound is excellent. The Blu-ray version looks A LOT better than the DVD. This is one Blu-ray release that was worth the double dip. And just in time for the holidays too.