literally no one remembers Home Alone 3
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Ironically, I'm pretty sure this is the only Home Alone movie I ever saw as a kid. I distinctly remember the toy car, and the cranky lady neighbor who loved sourdough bread, and the parrot. I remember thinking it was hilarious when the parrot said "don't come in I'm naked." Truly the pinnacle of child humor
Sameeee
I wanted that toy car so badly 😅
I bet 😂
How old are you
the parrot had the best lines: "double or nothing", "mouse over board" , " Lucy I'm hooome", " if those are real, I'm a vulture" 😆
@@janecklynwhy does it matter?
I actually think the message of Home Alone 3 is similar to the first two. The kid’s family underestimates him but it turns out he’s smart and brave. Also, Alex ends up having a touching moment with the mean neighbor the way Kevin did with the old man and the pigeon lady. Finally, unlike the first two movies it is believable that a mom would leave her sick son at home to go to work for a few hours instead of forgetting him on a family vacation.
To me, both are completely believable as it has happened before.
"Alex ends up having a touching with the mean neighbor"
You might wanna edit that.
What did the mean old neighbour do to him?????
@@morbidsearch oh man haha thank you for pointing that out!! it's fixed now
Yeah pretty unrealistic that they would leave a kid behind on a family vacation, but it kinda makes sense because in the movie there were two cars, and there was supposed to be 6 people in one car and 5 in the other. When they counted heads while the kids(not including Kevin) were getting in, each driver assumed that they were just the car with 5 people in it, leading to the family leaving with only 10 kids instead of 11.
I actually really like this one. I think people forget it is mostly because it came after the legendary first two, and went with a new family. It still had effort, comedy, a functional story (stupid, yes, but functional for a comedy), ingenuity and good actors.
I only remember this popping up on TV one christmas and everyone agreed to put on Die Hard.
The third one is actually pretty enjoyable. It has the most traps out of any home alone movie and the kid playing Alex did a pretty good job with what he was given with
Out of all the ones that don't have Maculay Culkin, I think this one is my favorite. It's the only one that actually feels like it has stakes
And the kid in that movie isn't a whiny little turd.
Alex was not taken seriously, took it upon himself to thwart the baddies, and got vindicated. The theme totally worked for me as a kid. The “reunion” is emotional because his mom just realized he’s in danger half way through her absence, and because she wants to apologize for not believing her kid.
Yeah, same. This movie works from the mindset and perspective of a kid.
Home Alone 4 5 6 are cheeks
So what you're saying is the movie is weak as Hell especially with it's messaging
@@user-eb5qj9wv6k3 - 6 are trash and never should've went past 3
Indeed that's what I always liked about the three, it kinda made sense, Alex tried to get help from people around and only when he realizes that no one will believe him does he take matters into his hands
Also we get to see the house being cleaned and fixed, i always wondered how Kevin cleaned up after the traps
No one remembers it? Nah, I remember it all too well. I watched all Home Alone series in daycare and 3 is real awesome.
Statistically: No-one remembers this movie.
There.
Honestly this was not a bad film. There's movie magic because the story is being told through the eyes of a kid, but in a kid's movie, I don't see anything wrong with that. The storyline made sense once the details came together, and the movie held its weight in comedy. In the end, I think it is not as loved in the trilogy because people who remembered Home Alone 1-2 had a strong connection to the original characters (especially Kevin).
There is also something to the fact that there is more heart to the first two. And the Christmas theming helps with that. This one though is far more humor and for the kids. Not a bad thing but it is the reason it is not as fondly remembered.
Something i did always enjoy about this movie is how it felt like the stakes were being raised every time. First movie is a kid by himself defending his own home from burglars.
Second movie is that same kid by himself in a place completely foreign to him, fighting off those same burglars who found out he was there and wanted revenge. Higher stakes because Kevin is now a priority for Marv and Harry.
In Home Alone 3, it's a completely different nightmare scenario for a child. Arguably worse than having no adults to help, having plenty of adults who just flat out do not believe you. And this time it's double the enemies and they're also on a whole different level of skill compared to the Wet Bandits. ... At least they are until a child recreates a Saw movie
I think that last bit is why some people can't enjoy 3. JoBlo had pointed out that Harry and Marv getting beaten by Kevin is somewhat believable because they're a couple of two-bit, not particularly bright burglars. The bad guys in 3 were supposed to be these super prefessional top of their game spies but they fall for all the traps just like Harry and Marv
@@bigbearkat2010 Well, Arrogance was probably what caused it if anything. Why would anyone expect resistance from one little kid.
@@Firemalleoandjelly that's also how the traps in 1 and 2 start, so they're still no better than Harry and Marv.
I wish the 4th one had Kevin vs. a cyborg ultra burglar or something
@@bigbearkat2010 Also I find complaining realism is a bit silly in series where in for the bad guys not to be dead multiple times, the world is basically running on Looney Toon physics.
Home Alone 3 is the one I remember more than the others. I replayed it every year as a kid.
Your poor folks. 😂
@@nn_austin2181 Oh okay lol. Sounds like you enjoy your Christmas. 🤍♥️💚
i also watched this one the most as a kid, it felt more realistic to me 🤣🤣
Same 😂
@@abigailc6873 Omg there's more of you!
(Teasing, Merry Christmas! 🎄)
Literally everyone remembers Home Alone 3. Actually had a better plot and cuter kid, but nostalgia gets the best of us.
I grew up watching the first three movies and this one actually was and still is my favorite. As a kid I just found the characters more likable, the villains where scarier, the bird was comedy gold and it was even more action packed, which made it even more fun.
The simplicity of home alone 1 is what makes it a brilliant movie and christmas favourite.
Ok, I won't.@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.273
I love the 3rd Home Alone. In the 1st two, Kevin learns how important family is, but his family, more specifically his extended family, are still mean to him in the end. In home alone 3, Alex's family realized he was telling the truth and actually apologized for doubting him.
I absolutely loved Home Alone 3 and it’s actually my favorite of the series. I didn’t see the other Home Alones until years later so I had nothing to compare it to but it still lives in my heart as my favorite. 😊
I remember this movie a lot and actually wasn’t that bad. It’s a part of my childhood.
Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I actually really enjoy this movie. It certainly has a different feel from the first two movies, doesn't have the heart that they do, and definitely not as grounded as them (Well as grounded as you can say the first two are anyways). I just find this a fun movie to watch. It probably helps that I watched it as a kid of course. I am extremely surprised to hear that the third one was also written/produced by John Hughes. Maybe it taking place in Chicago should have clued me in?
I'm with u. What I liked about this movie was the fact they gave us more of what Kevin's character needed: his family realizing he is an amazing kid. In the first two movies, the family always arrived when Kevin solved everything and no parts of actually thanking and people recognizing Kevin apart from strangers. But in this one, his brother had to swallow their pride and see how the youngest brother did more as a kid than they will ever do. As a kid, I saw it as the last thing Kevin's character deserved and at least Alex got it. Watching it as a kid, Alex's ending the criminals was badass
You’re not alone! I always enjoyed this movie growing up and to this day. It’s entertaining!!!
Yea this one is a fun time to watch especially since they got max keeble
This movie for me is just as good as the first and second part
I loveee dis one too !
I always liked Home Alone 3. I think it’s underrated. The first two films were special, but I appreciate they tried to do something different, instead of reinventing the first film 50 or more times. (Home Alone: Lost in London? Home Alone: Lost in Hong Kong? You get the idea.) One thing that might have been better: I used to get one or two of the male spies mixed up as a kid, and I never had to worry about that with Marv and Harry. If the spies had been just a little more varied and interesting, maybe it would’ve been more memorable.
Honestly, it's my favourite. It was funny AND more interesting with the international crime aspect.
The male spies were also distinctive? The guy who gets his head shaved by the lawnmower versus the Slavic guy versus the long-haired guy who gets his feet stuck in the glue-filled boxes. They’re all memorable, especially the long-haired guy. He was hilarious
"Tried to do something different" they borrowed heavily from Cloak& Dagger and Rear Window.🤣🤣 Not what I would call doing something different.
@@lawsattitude1999than the prequels?
Tbh I just love this movie. Home alone 3 was something else. Alex's mom was nice and really cared about her children, she did not forget about Alex being home, she was trying to stay home with him and even though Alex called the police, she was not like "you are grounded". I really enjoyed these "burglars". They seemed so cool and dangerous at the beginning of the movie and then they were almost killed by a child. And the parrot was my favourite. Especially the scene in the iglu where the main burglar is hiding and the parrot just shows up. It was made for children and I feel very nostalgic about watching it nowadays.
Btw my boyfriend and best friend have never seen it. I was so suprised that literally no one remembers this particular movie.
I actually grew to love this movie when I was younger. The side story with Mrs Hess always broke my heart. She was so mean and cruel and you will think what the mafia people do to her was justified but I got so scared for her. I was so happy he found her and helped her. It made me look at her differently.
Exactly why I like this one. It wasn't just dumb idiots chasing a kid. Literal life on the line scenarios. It was pretty dark for a kid movie and always liked thar aspect. It seemed more real because they actually had intentions of doing harm to anyone who tried to stop them.
I loved this movie. Of course it’s not the OG but I think the actors were awesome and let’s not forget Bébé Scarlett.
@DontReadMyProfilePicture.273why do you hate Alex? Guess we gotta mass report you
Yep, Black Widow could have easily defeated the burglars, no problem!
I never realized.....
@DontReadMyProfilePicture.273 BEGONE BOT
It was pretty funny
I actually loved 3 as a kid and didn't know it was hated. I still have fondness for it. Probably due to my nostalgia goggles.
3 isnt hated everything after 3 is hated
@@theoutsiderjess4869 Yeah. The stakes didn't get higher, the kids were more annoyinga AND they weren't as funny.
One thing that always stuck out to me was Mrs. Hess, even though she had a distain for Alex.
She still cared about him, in a brief blink and you’ll miss it moment, when she’s being interrogated by the terrorists, she doesn’t give up Alex, and then when they find out he has it, her visible worry is very apparent, that she doesn’t want any harm to come of Alex.
Which is why their bond at the end feels nice, took a near tragedy for her to express her love for him.
Even when I was a kid, I noticed that.
I actually ended up working in a wood shop with the actor who was the officer who talked with Kevin’s brother and sister about there being a kid making prank calls. He recently passed away from a heart attack, he was such a wonderful man to work for and with.
damn! did u recognise him or did he tell u who he was?
@ridzzz226 I did not recognize him though. When he told me about his career and I saw him acting It was pretty cool like be working with a guy that played in a movie. I used to watch growing up
The emotional reunion at the end was completely warranted.
Those "three hours" were FULL of danger, adrenaline, and fear for Alex. And when his mom gets home she sees all of that and she's unsure if he even survived.
When he sees her, he sees that she believes him and the euphoria he felt seeing her was him feeling not only accepted, but actually safe.
Her seeing him was pure relief that he was unharmed and guilt for not believing him and leaving him unprotected, as well as making him feel rejected.
Very emotional. A lot can happen in a short time.
I think that might have been "the heart" part.
The first two movies didn't have the trust-factor dynamic
Well said.
@@Voloncheboroio I appreciate that :')
Home Alone 1&2: wow...3hrs of danger 😑
@@kaimobley5324 during which the mother was aware that there was a group of dangerous criminals that the government believed her son was between and their big pay day of military grade technology. That is important to note that the danger Alex felt was a real danger that was far bigger than anything a little boy should be able to handle. Meanwhile, Kevin's mom only knew that her son was at home alone. to be honest, any kid that wasn't a complete spaz, at his age should have been alright for a week or two. But then, he should have never actually been able to be alone, because there's no way the police would have just accepted that him not answering the door meant he wasn't there. They would have busted the door down if they had to, to be sure the kid hadn't cracked his skull open or fallen down the stairs somewhere.
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Also... you do realize in HA1 Kevin was in danger a shorter time technically. He overhears when the burglars notice he's alone and from then knows exactly when they are coming back. They weren't chasing him around the house for 3 hours (and his mom never found out about it). Meanwhile, Alex's mom realizes that her son was right for the days he'd been reporting to the police. For days her son's behavior is now explained, including when he told her it was the 'bad guys' on the phone. She is facing the fact that at least since that time these dangerous people that would kill her son knew where they lived, and how to cut them off from the rest of the world (hard to call the police if your phone has been hijacked) .
While not better and more solid a Home Alone experience than the first two original movies, the third holds a special place in my heart. I love this trilogy a lot!
I actually really enjoy home alone 3.
Alex D lintz holds that whole movie together
I really do think the family dynamic is done well the two siblings tease their younger sibling that is realistic the mom having to leave her son alone because of her job feels real. He also does try to tell the cops but no one believes him so he takes matters in his own hands
The traps in this film are also done really well their definitely more precise but the slapstick works really well and the banter between the spies is on point and hilarious
By the end of the film the family even apologizes to alex for not believing him even the brother and sister have to swallow their pride mrs. Hess also realizes Alex is a good kid and not some brat its a nice moment and I like how the FBI pays to repair the house
This is my favorite home alone out of the other two. Sitting here and writing this, I can clearly remember so many scenes from this movie. Hands down the best home alone ever.
I will die on this hill that Home Alone 3 was independently a great movie, it might even be my personal favourite. The casting was brilliant, it had a similar wholesome vibe to the first, the evil villains were great, the traps were genuinely funny. Even the animals were great! No CGI, great Christmas vibes, what’s not to like?! I would also watch it when I was sick and home from school, like the kid in the movie, which would usually be in the winter, so I have fond memories of it.
I actually enjoyed Home Alone 3. The whole international criminal subplot was actually what I liked about it. This kid is doing his thing trying to catch these bad guys, and they are literally hunting him to get a device that can destroy the world. Haha
Home alone 3 is my favorite, I love 1 and 2 as well but always liked 3 the best. I watch the first 3 on Christmas Day alone every year. My tradition
Like many in the comments, I really like this movie and was the only one I saw as a child. My grandparents got it on VHS when it came out and I had to watch it every time we visited. We all loved it except my grandma who couldn't watch it because she was terrified of rodents and the kid has a pet rat.
I always wondered if people who hate it but like the first 2 would think differently if they gave it a different name. The only thing I found similar was at one point the main character uses booby traps to defend his home from stupid criminals. I'm sure people would have noticed but it's not like plots and ideas for movies don't get used over and over again.
As a kid in the early 2000s (a 90s baby), this version of Home Alone was the one I saw the most and I thought it was the funniest. Hell, it might have been the one I saw first, so I never judged it based on the previous two but enjoyed it on it's own. I also remember enjoying the thieves more and the traps he set for them.
I loved it for the same reason too!! I watched this one first on my grandpa's laptop in the 2000s and looooved it! I used to watch it on repeat any chance I got. today is the first time I found out Scarlett Johanson was in this film! It was later I found the 1st 2 home alone movies, but honestly I didn't like them as much as this one. They just didn't have the same feel of being vindicated by defending yourself and a your neighbourhood from a bunch of dangerous spies when no adult believed you just coz you r a kid.
i was born in 02 and i saw them all in order and thought they were all great 💀
These kids cappin
I honestly remember Home Alone 3 incredibly well. I just don’t remember the 4th one existing at all. Home Alone 3 was honestly a nice sequel to the original two movies for me since yeah it was made by the same person too
the first 3 had cinema releases, the rest went straight to pay tv I think the 4th went to DVD
The 90's are like a bad metal gear movie right❗❓🌏💡🤔
The 4th isn't worth remembering at all. It's supposed to be a direct sequel to the first two with Kevin as the kid again and Marv running a solo act for whatever reason. Both actors having been recast and not feeling like the same characters at all.
@@daggern15didn't they make 6 home alone movies? Everything after 3 was trash
@@brandiwhitley5798 Agree the director who made the 1st three Home Alone movies are ones I tolerate and enjoy the most, everything after that was just a fail adaptation that I didn't even bother watching. Side note respect to all the actors who end up playing those other sequels and got paid for doing those trash films.
5:56 the bit about you rewinding the tape through different vintage commercials and Growing Pains had me in stitches, I still love this movie, it’s cool to see baby ScarJo, the slapstick gets me every time and this is also the movie that had me asking for RC cars for Christmas every year.
Home Alone 3 is one of the best ones for me honestly, if not then it's definitely up there with the first one. Definitely the funniest too and it just keeps emphasising listen to your kids. Granted yes sometimes kids are playing pranks but kid intuition is strong man. Every Christmas I watch 1, 2 and 3
I came to the comments to raise my flag of alliance and love to Home Alone 3. I will always love this movie.
Damn right ❤
FUCK THAT FLAG I've never seen 3 so pls people take this as a joke
amen 🙏
It’s the best sequel without Culkin
You must be on something
Personally this is one of my favorite home alones cause of the villians being so SO evil and high tech…only to be taken town by an 8 year old releantlessly! i kinda love it! 😂😂
Actually the last one, the hardest to catch was caught by one of the pets, cause he didn't have 2 crackers and the parrot knew to light a match 😂😂 also the fact that they all had chicken pox in their mug shots was the cherry on the cake.
What I also like is that they weren’t _incompetent,_ but they just severely underestimated the genius of this 8 year old kid.
@@TwilightChomperEnthusiast Same I mean it was nonsensical but I still thoroughly enjoy watching the criminals getting there comeuppance. Even having a female criminal for once is a nice change of diversity.
@@akilcharles3473 Yeah. The only thing that I didn’t like about them is that beside the woman, the three others blended together too much and you forget who’s who. If it was shrunk down to two or three, and flesh them out some more (but still keep them unlikable), I think it would greatly increase the quality of the film.
Ironically this was the Home Alone movie I preferred and watched most times. I remember watching it while sick with my grandma once, she really liked Alex and we laughed together a lot. It’s a fond memory ❤
Haha this is literally the only Home Alone movie I actually watched all the way through as a kid, and I loved the hell out of it. Who cares about meanings and stuff? I just want to see criminals get brutally treated by a little kid while trying to break into a house. It's like Godzilla movies, I don't want to see humans hugging it out and talking about deep stuff, I want to see some goddamn giant lizard firing lasers at oversized tentacle creatures.
same, as a kid... half the movie is boring and you always fast forward to that stuff, the backstory scenes were just filler, now that i'm older it's just "meh"
I actually love this movie. 1, 2, and 3 is my favorites. And they're MUCH BETTER than what they'd do with the franchise afterwards!
Home Alone 3 was so good when I was a kid it was hilarious!!!
@@Sloppy_Drunk127 same here
Home alone four was ok and then it went downhill
3 was never my favourite, but I would watch all 3 in the Home Alone box set I have. What I didn't know was that 3 was a different director, and it had a co-producer. What do you want to bet they someone messed with the original pitch for the story to make it more "90s extreme"?
The rest are stupid
Not sure if I'm alone on this but I actually love this film. My 2nd favorite Home Alone film.
@@DontReadMyProfilePicture.273Ok
You're not alone, I loved this one as kid, definitely the best one after the first 2 movies.
I don't like it as much as 1 or 2, but I do like it (when I watch it, I tend to skip over the parts where no-one believes him though). Some of the traps get real laughs from me. They took the premise of Home Alone, but scaled it down to 'a good budget for a direct to home video movie', pretty much.
You're not alone
You're not alone. I sing its praises when the topic of Home Alone comes up. 😁
I remember Home Alone 3, first saw it in 1st grade, and am still a fan of it. Watch it every Christmas.
this was my first home alone, so it holds a special place in my heart. i remember my whole family watching this crying with laughter.
I think this movie has a good message, but it's the opposite of the the first two. Like you cover, the first two are about Kevin learning the value of family, the holidays, and life in general. This movie doesn't have the kid learn anything, but instead it pushes the focus more onto the family and society to learn. I always took it as a message about adults dismissing children because of wild imaginations or prankster attitude's and how we need to treat children more like real people, even when the context may push us to do the opposite. His siblings make this change when the FBI confronts them at school and they push against government agents because they care and the mom, despite trying to be caring, also dismisses him at almost every turn until he finally starts lying to her constantly.
Maybe I'm looking too much into it, but I love this movie and I felt very seen when I was younger when I watched it. Even now, if I'm honest to most of my friends and family I feel like I'm just being dismissed and my concerns are ignored - it's only when I lie that they think I'm actually 'improving' or 'doing well'
Totally agree! Loved this movie as a kid!
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@@firozenurzahi5494 I type a lot, so it only took me like 3 minutes.
I agree
Well said. :D
I actually vividly remember Home Alone 3, it was the movie that made me think the movie would survive without Culkin then came 4…
Don't read my name
Same 😂
the 4th would've been ok too if they hadn't gone for the "reboot" route. Like if the characters had original names or at least had they cast the same amount of kids like in the first 2... cause OG Kevin had more siblings, not just 2... this one just gave a bit of Malcolm in the middle.
@@m0t0b33 the kid in the 4th movie was genuinely psychotic
@@theoutsiderjess4869 they all were LOL
Home alone 1 and 3 are the only ones that I absolutely love and rewatch each xmas
the entire planet did not forget! I loved this movie as a child and I remember watchng it more often than the original two. I mainly just preferred the traps and humor in this one. definitely one of my favorite childhood movies.
Clearly from the comments a lot of people remember this film and liked it. I feel like if they followed the same formula as the first two films people would had still complained lol I’m glad it was different. Good movie.
Not only do I remember Home Alone 3. But it is arguably my favorite in the series.
Amen to that
Same here!!!
Alex Meyers - This douchebag doen't know what he's talkin' about!!!
Honestly, this is my favourite Home Alone. (I only saw 1-3) I find the kid Alex endearing, cute and really clever. More interesting than Kevin IMHO. Additionally, that overactive imagination and rich "inner world" was me. 😂
The movie is such fun to watch. I find the villains leaning into their stereotypes amusing. The over-the-top plot is silly to me. Toy car with the camera = my wish toy idea.
Hmmm.. it's also the only Home Alone I actually chose to sit down and watch when it's on. 😅
I guess my only "down side" about it is that it's not set in Christmastime. But no biggie. Always a fun treat when I find it on.
I have a 8 year old son and 7 year old daughter. Christmas 2023 will always be remembered as the Home Alone 3 Christmas. They can't stop watching it in mid January. I mean every night during Christmas break and the weekends after. It's all they want to watch. They even act it out. It's wild.
I actually really like Home Alone 3. It isn't as beloved or good as the first two movies, but I liked how different it was. It had some twists on the Home Alone formula, Alex was a pretty likable lead and it had some funny scenes. Out of all of the straight to DVD/sequels in this franchise, Home Alone 3 is definitely more fondly remembered, so it isn't as forgotten or ignored as you'd think.
I appreciated that it was actually trying to be a different setting, instead of recasting Kevin with random kids who can't act.
Yeah I really enjoyed home alone 3 it just felt different from the other 2
Home alone 3 wasn't straight to VHS. I saw it at the cinema back when I was 8
@@kenlykkeslett7501wow you must be a dinosaur
@@goldiekoi935 Your insultgame is on point I see....
Home Alone 3 is the only home Alone I've rewatched over and over. It was a masterpiece! Also u are forgetting the storyline between Alex and his neighbor and how he had to save her life because she was all alone and forgotten on Christmas and literally almost passed away from the bad guys
Yeah. One of the times I have to disagree with Alex. 4 and beyond did suck tho.
@@lawsattitude1999agreed
3 and beyond sucked
@@KraitenTheGod that’s your opinion
I like this movie a lot back then. I don’t understand why it couldn’t have been made to feel like more of a home alone movie. Like more of the classic music and set it during Christmas
I am with many people on this. Most people would remember this film as the first Home Alone film that had nothing to do with the first 2 films. On the other hand, I have never heard of the sequels aside from the most recent one.
Fun fact: Roger Ebert thought this was better than Home Alone 1, Gene Siskel was so shocked, he almost fell out of his chair.
Haha, gotta love Siskel and Ebert, their banter over every film was always a treat to watch.
Don't read my name
Imagine their reactions and opinions to all the films that have come out since they both passed away.
@@Dont_Read_My_Picture Okay.
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watch out
he will find you
As someone who had chickenpox once, I relate to the protagonist although I wish I had a trusty mouse sidekick like Doris who is an icon, legend and she is the moment.
I enjoyed this movie when it finally came on TV back in the late 90's. I thought it could never live up to the first two but surprisingly it had a good plot and some funny gags on its own. This kid was a boss having to deal with not 2 but 4 baddies.
This is the Home Alone movie I think I saw the most as a child because for some strange reason Home Alone 3 was the only movie from the franchise that Cartoon Network would play during Christmas break. And this movie was on all the time which is just crazy when you think about what was considered safe for kids in the 2000's. I always had a soft spot for this movie because of that.
11:26 without input lag! Kid's a genius!
Home Alone 3 was always my favorite as a kid because of how different it was. I was actually just thinking about it the other day because the actor who plays the leader of the spies showed up in Psych. Find something new every time on my semi kind of annualish rewatch, it's fun.
Obviously the original 2 are much more classic and beloved, but this one is near and dear to my heart for just how weird it is
I remember seeing that guy on The Italian Job and an episode of Monk too
@@bigbearkat2010 "He's not going to tip his hat." "He might if you sashay."
Havent started the video yet just wanted to say that I vividly remember watching this as a child and it is and always will be my favorite home alone movie
I had this one on cassette so I LOVE it. We watched it more than 20 times with my siblings.
The Home Alone 3 kid is too adorable 😂 even his voice
Yeah... at least Culkin had an attitude and played a brat.. but this kid? He belongs in another movie tbh
I didn't think he was a brat. I actually agreed with him a lot, even as an adult now. Those adults and other kids around him treated him like garbage to say the least.
@@wintermoon7003 especially uncle frank is the worse
“Kevin was a brat” yeah, I think there might be a reason for that
@@wintermoon7003 Yeah. As an adult, I think he was a bit annoying BUT, I'd also have scolded Frank for being a dick and his older brother for teasing him. Would've probably yelled at everyone in the house tbh.
10:31 I mean, it’s still a thing: Social media is constantly misrepresented and hackers just tap on keys and access classified information
The thing with the wireless video stream is that a lot of 90s tech was strangely compatible as it was all just analog signals, so in Hollywood logic he just hooked up the camcorder to some sort of radio and hooked up a receiver to the tv and presto! Analog signal goes in, analog signal comes out, it doesn’t care about what the signal was supposed to be.
The real magic is that the video isn’t snowy garbage at that range
I love the first two movies but the third one is the one I had on dvd so still has a special place in my heart
It makes me very happy seeing that others in the comments also loved Home Alone 3 because when Alex said “worse movie he’s ever seen” I was very confused bc it’s a really nice movie lol
he's had a habit of picking on perfectly good or decent movies, it's starting to become a weird pattern w him
I don’t care if this movie is considered bad, I love it and it holds a special place in my heart. Its silly and fun and its perfect
Tbh untill sweet home alone I didn't know they're were more than 2 untill I looked it up on Disney plus and found the others 😂😂
Yes exactly
It's only considered bad by people with no taste.
nope it's a bad movie stop watching it
@madelinemulder3794 You're not alone, this movie was part of my childhood and i still enjoy it. and it's way better than the other home alone movies that came after that (4, 5 and 6)
I remember it. It was literally my favorite Home Alone for the longest time. It was the first one I had ever seen and I hadn't even heard of the original until I was in my 20s.
Glad to see so many people liked/like this movie. I really love this movie. I laughed a lot when i saw it for the first time when i was so little. This movie deserves no hate.
There was a home alone 4, and let me tell you, three is a master piece in comparison. I actually liked the third one.
Me too
There’s a 5th one too😭😭😭
They just kept getting worst and an exponential rate.
same, the 3rd was my fave growing up, now @22 i can't watch any of them :D
WAIT THERE'S A 6 LMAO@@bluespirit5112
I do remember Home Alone 3 and I thoroughly enjoyed it. While it's not as great as the first two, it's still a lot of fun.
I honestly just melted this one and the first home alone together in my mind and my brain sees them as the same movie because they’re so similar. But this just unlocked a memory
Good solid content my man. Always love the animation guy. 👌 👍
This was literally my favourite Home Alone as a kid.
I remember this one and honestly prefer it over 2. I liked the change in the formula and it honestly felt more realistic then the OG or 2. Having 2 working parent's with a sick child resulting in leaving him home alone for short periods, and Alex actually going to the cops before deciding to deal with things on his own
Did you seriously say the 3rd movie is more "Realistic" than its successful predecessors... You must be smoking something crazy
Nah, I was around when it came out and it sucked big time. It didn’t bomb completely at the box office, but it did pretty shitty, especially compared to the first two. Audience and critics alike thought this was pretty much garbage. I was 12 and thought so.
I agree. Much better plot than 2. And so much better than having the kid run around lost in NY and finding a vacant house to rig his traps for convenient burglars he faced previously. The cops telling Alex not to call them after coming out twice was a nice touch to get the story going. And having them go after one item as opposed to just breaking in houses worked better too.
@@kingovharts What about the whole "North Korea" BS?
A boy defending his home from burglars versus a boy defending himself from literal terrorists... None of these movies are realistic, obviously, but come on.
Thank you for the memory rewind clips 😢 i miss the 90's so hard. I hate it here!
Wow, glad I never wasted time watching the 3rd one, watched 1 and 2 100+ times.
this one's my fave out of the three, mostly because how over the top it is with the spy stuff and how crazy the kid was with his traps. plus, the villains are quite horrible people for what they did to the old lady. I still enjoy the first two, but this one's always a good time for me to watch every year.
I remember Home Alone 3 very fondly. It was the first Home Alone movie I was ever shown and I used to watch it over and over and over again on VHS. I love this movie.
Same
10:41 loved this lil animation ❤
I had this one VHS and watched it all the time lol. This is the only one beside the 1st and 2nd movie, I don't mind watching as a kid. I remember some of the traps being pretty brutal like the lawn mower and pool traps. I didn't think much of it as an kid, but them thieves should be dead. I also thought it was cool because noone took the kid seriously when he said there was danger, so he took things into his own hands. And in the end he got vindicated with everyone realizing he was right. Its holds a special place for me. I probably watched it more than the other 2 as a kid.
The electric chair also would have killed the thieves and another would have gotten sick after being covered in sewage
I came to check the comments first and I'm so glad to see others who loved this movie. I still enjoy it, and I think part of it is the fact I like the family dynamic a lot more in 3 than 1 and 2. The Macallisters are awful to one another, and so much of their dynamic felt wrong to me as a kid, but I liked the family in 3 much more. I also still find the pacing in 3 more enjoyable on rewatch, as 1 and 2 take a while to really get going (though 2 has more fun with the wish fulfillment section.)
Though that weird 'tie grandma up to freeze to death in the open garage' moment will never not be a weird thing.
I've been defending this movie for years and I'm so happy to finally feel validated
Yep. Alex only being home alone during the day because of chicken pox does a lot to tighten up the plot
This was actually the very first Home Alone movie I saw. Waaaay before the first one.
So despite the fact that Home Alone 1 is iconic (as well as Macaulay Culkin), the third part will probably be my personal favorite, just because of the nostalgia:)
I think Alex is missing the point of home alone 3, in third movie nobody believe him because he always creating excuse and lying so when he telling the truth nobody believe him. At the end, they believe him and her Mother Who worried so he hug him. I bet Alex didnt have kids
When I was a kid, I had 3 VHS tapes: Home Alone 1, 2 and 3. And I enjoyed the third one just as much as the first two, without even thinking about the different actors and new story. No one will ever make me think this is a bad movie, because it isn't.
well it's a bad movie and the only one you should only watch is home alone 1 & 2
@@mattschehr163Your oppinion. i liked it a lot as well. Stop telling people what to watch or like. What is your goal?! A planet with people that have the same taste and enjoyment-level? Who are you to decide that!😡
This was the first home alone I saw. Because of that, I am cursed to enjoy this one just as much as the other 2 home alones.
Home Alone 3 was my first home alone movie when I was a kid. I live in Norway, and in my community, watching the home alone movies werent really that big. So this one just stuck in my mind and has ever since. its probably more nostalgia than anything else, but I love it xd
13:41 bro you missed the entire point she thought her son was in danger because of the terrorists in her house
She was happy to see him undamaged
12:43 I love that scream.
This was the only Home Alone movie I saw as a kid. I love it. I remember every detail of every scene. It'll always be special for me
It sucks?
How did u not watch the good ones?
Home Alone 3 was amazing! The first 3 are a perfect trilogy. I use to watch this all the time, and never found anything to bad about it.
You're smoking crack if you think the 3rd movie is perfect and is on the same level as the successful 1st n 2nd movie
Same here! Love it!
I personally quite like the 3rd movie the most. The first two are undeniably great, but something about the 3rd one gets me to want to rewatch it more than the others.
I absolutely love this movie just as much as the first 2. This movie has more intricate traps and he takes down a way higher tier of criminal that was on the fbi most wanted list compared to low level burglers. This movie is just as good as the first 2.
I remember it!! It was my favorite home alone movie. It has a special place in my heart for sure
I had Home Alone 3 on vhs when I was a kid and I really liked it, and I still watch it but now on dvd
As a kid I LOVED home alone 3 (and still do!), it’s my absolute favorite! 🥰
Bro you are a mnace
I remember this one, and every time my girlfriend brings up the topic of Chicago, I put on the eastern euro accent and say “we are going to Chicago” haha. I remember it, wild that I just thought of it and searched it 8 days after you brought this out!
This is my favorite home alone movie and i actually did go see this in the movie theater in 1997 as a kid and loved it. This one and home alone 2 are best
I literally loved this movie so much cos of the toy car as a kid. Which then turned into rewatching it million times over.