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Home Alone 2: Lost In New York
Description
Following the McAllister vacation at Florida. A left behind Kevin makes his way to New York with his leveraged spending spree over his fathers credit card but in the event he disrupts another robbery showdown for Harry and Marv.
Following the McAllister vacation at Florida. A left behind Kevin makes his way to New York with his leveraged spending spree over his fathers credit card but in the event he disrupts another robbery showdown for Harry and Marv.
Actors:
Devin Ratray,
Andre Lachaumette,
Daniel Dassin,
Hillary Wolf,
David Boston,
Leonard Tepper,
Brenda Fricker
Devin Ratray
11 January 1977, New York City, New York, USA
Andre Lachaumette
Daniel Dassin
26 January 1947
Hillary Wolf
7 February 1977, Chicago, Illinois, USA
David Boston
Leonard Tepper
3 July 1939
Brenda Fricker
17 February 1945, Dublin, Ireland
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Brenda Fricker #Catherine OHara #Chris Columbus #Daniel Stern #Home Alone 2: Lost in New York #Joe Pesci #John Heard #Macaulay Culkin #Tim Curry
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Money grubbing sequelitis at its most pathetic.
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July 26, 2002
So, so bad.
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October 02, 2002
Wasn't one of these bad enough?
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August 04, 2002
Not better than the first part but funny. Pesci is great in both films.
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Whatever steam Culkin gained in Home Alone was lost in this tepid sequel rehash.
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made solely to sell Talkboys (and let's not forget the pink Talkgirls) to kids
