People are voting emotionally.

A Masterpiece!

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

It is better than home alone and is very funny and good.

Scott Scutt reckons this "movie" is better than the original 'breakout' performance by Culkin and a far superior piece of move history than films like The Godfather, Jaws, Star Wars, Toy Story, Airplane and even Saturday Night Fever. The reality is that, having never seen it, this is possibly one of the worsted movies in the entire world. Ever. Sad. What it lacks in depth it also lacks in width and height. Performances from the supporting cast who seem to be phoning it in to make a clearly bored Culkin's character half believable.With a plot echoing the first at what point does a serious adult step in and ask what the hell is going on and where this child's parents are...Seriously Scott, watch more movies and you will soon realise that this is simply a sub-par fart compared to most cinema of the early nineties.Merry Christmas!

Home alone 2 : lost in New York Home alone ( lost in New York ) is a comedy film. It talks about a little boy called Kevin ( Macaulay) who traveled alone to New York by accident. Two thieves tried to catch him and he uses his brain to escape from them . But , his family traveled to prance. It's set in the USA on 1992 . The stars are ( Macaulay who are Kevin ) ( Joe Pesci) and ( Santa Moses) . my favorite character is ( Macaulay) the little boy . He's so clever . People who like comedy films should watch this film .

Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (1992): Dir: Chris Columbus / Cast: Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, Catherine O'Hara, John Heard: Recycled piece of crap that completely copies everything from the first film. Chris Columbus does nothing more than duplicate the success of the innovative first movie only this time Kevin is stranded in New York while his family is flying off somewhere else. And what are the chances of the two criminals from the first film breaking out of prison and ending up in New York? And they fall for the same stupid booby traps. Joe Pesci embarrassingly tries not to swear, and Stern is just plain juvenile in his "sticky bandits" bit that grows old fast. Catherine O'Hara and John Heard as Kevin's parents more or less sleepwalk through this junk. We are given that closeup realization of O'Hara where she screams, "Kevin!" Cutting her hair short doesn't render this anything other than a complete re-read. Macaulay Culkin was sighted as the new find when he played Kevin in Home Alone. Now it gets old and the traps are less believable this time out. The Christmas decorations are a sight to see and the atmosphere fits the mood but the screenplay is about as lazy as writing gets. We even replace the snow shovel guy from the original with an old woman covered in pigeons who will come to Kevin's aid. Watch the first film and hope that this dread gets lost in a New York sewer. Score: 2 / 10