Home Alone 3

1997, USA

Genres:

Action | Comedy | Crime | Family

Actors:

Alex D. Linz		Alex Pruitt
Olek Krupa		Peter Beaupre
Rya Kihlstedt		Alice Ribbons
Lenny von Dohlen		Burton Jernigan
David Thornton		Earl Unger
Haviland Morris		Karen Pruitt
Kevin Kilner		Jack Pruitt
Marian Seldes		Mrs. Hess
Seth Smith		Stan Pruitt
Scarlett Johansson		Molly Pruitt
Christopher Curry		Agent Stuckey
Baxter Harris		Police Captain
James Saito		Chinese Mob Boss
Kevin Gudahl		Techie
Richard Hamilton		Taxi Driver

Directors:

Raja Gosnell |

Certification:

Brazil:Livre | USA:PG | Iceland:L | Australia:PG | Finland:K-8/5 ... show all

IMDB Rating:

3.40 out of 10 (6947 votes)

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Taglines:	1: It's bad news for bad guys... Again. 2: Ready for more. Much more.
Story Summary:	Four high-tech industrial spies, Beaupre, Alice, Jernigan and Unger, steal a top-secret microchip, and, to fool customs, hide it in a remote-control toy car. Through a baggage mix-up at the airport, grumpy old Mrs.Hess gets the toy and gives it to her neighbor, 8-year-old Alex. Spies want to get the toy back before their clients get angry and decide to burglarize every house at Alex's street to find the chip. But Alex is prepared for their visit...
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Title:	Home Alone 3 - Movie - Review - New York Times
Original:	http://movies.nytimes.com/movie/review?res=9A02E7D6113CF931A25751C1A961958260

Summary:	It was a shrewd studio executive who decided that the ''Home Alone'' series didn't require the towheaded, hooded-eyed screen presence of Macaulay Culkin to stay alive and kicking. As ''Home Alone 3'' vigorously demonstrates, all the franchise really needs to keep going is a charismatic child (Alex D. Put sophisticated remote-control gadgetry at the boy's fingertips, and get a director (the newcomer Raja Gosnell) with a feel for the kind of knockabout farce that makes grown-ups look like fools, and you have a refreshed formula that's good for at least one more episode and maybe two. Providing crucial continuity is John Hughes, who masterminded the first two ''Home Alones'' and is co-producer and writer for Part 3. 'Home Alone 3'' is essentially a good-natured repeat of the blockbuster original, but with a different all-American family (the Pruitts have replaced the McCallisters) in an upscale Chicago suburb. Its hero, 8-year-old Alex Pruitt (Mr. Pruitt children, is a mechanical whiz of infinite resourcefulness and indefatigable self-confidence. While his family is out of the house, Alex fortifies the place with so many potentially lethal booby traps that an intruder unlucky enough to force his way in will find himself plunged into a zany chamber of horrors. Even the family pets, a white mouse named Doris (whom Alex enjoys scaring by showing her a neighbor's cat through his telescope) and a loudmouthed parrot that can light matches, get into the act. The invaders - who inspire Alex to do things like place what only appears to be a trampoline over a camouflaged, snow-filled swimming pool into which the villains eventually fling themselves from an attic window - are four bumbling international gangsters who have got their hands on an Air Force computer chip that makes missiles undetectable and are planning to sell it to North Korean terrorists. Through a baggage mix-up at the San Francisco airport, the chip, which has been hidden in a toy car known as the Mutator, ends up winging its way to Chicago and into Alex's bedroom. . . . read all

Title:	Arkansas Online : Features/Special Sections
Original:	http://www.ardemgaz.com/cgi/showreview.pl?Home+Alone+3

Summary:	Now I'll be the first to admit that I don't know much about movies. Like most dogs, I don't really get two-dimensional representations. My little sister Sherpa acts likes she watches TV, but I think it's only a pathetic ploy for attention. But my dad said it would probably be OK because this was a John Hughes movie I was going to see and that it would really probably be more like one dimension if that. And he doesn't like going to theaters crammed full of kids because the parents of the kids look at him funny. He probably could have borrowed a kid but I don't think he believes kids should see these kinds of movies and besides it's easier just to go ahead and send the dog. I figured this out myself. I'm not as dumb as I look sometimes. I'm a whole lot smarter than those chocolate labradogs - they're real stupid. Ever notice how a chocolate lab's eyes look like they're clacking together on one side of his head? Anyway, I'm supposed to say something about the mise en scene , and the director and what I thought about the movie. Well, the mise en scene was, like it is in all John Hughes' movies, a wealthy suburb of Chicago. And the director wasn't John Hughes but Raja Gosnell. Gosnell's first film as a director, but he was the editor on the other two Home Alone movies, the one Mr. Hughes just wrote and produced this movie, so if I understand it, Raja was sort of like Danny Ford to John's Frank Broyles. Well, I think you might like this movie if you're a chocolate lab. Because it sure was stupid. But stupid is obviously what they were aiming for, and what all the kids were expecting. Especially when the guy got hit in the crotch, Har har. My dad said not to give too much of the plot away but that's going to be difficult. Because you already know the plot - this little midget with Adam Rich from Eight Is Enough hair (Alex D. North Korean terrorists have stolen from this spy who works for a Silicon Valley defense contractor. They try to get the thingie from the midget and get hit in the head and stuff. There's a good dog in the movie and a rat and some kind of squawky bird thing who sings bad songs from the '70s like "Bad Bad Leroy Brown" and Sugarloaf's "Green-eyed Lady. . . . read all

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