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HOME ALONE 5 MOVIE
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Only film in the series to feature an African-American villain.

Pesci played Harry in the first two films.

Debi Mazar previously appeared with Joe Pesci in Goodfellas.

Only film in the series not to feature a character who the main protagonist initially fears and then befriends by the end.

Also like Home Alone 4, the main character is not left home "alone", but with his older sibling.

Like Home Alone 3, this one doesn't have Kevin McCallister as the main character.

It is the first film in the loosely connected Home Alone series not to include a setting in Chicago, as it takes place somewhere in Maine.

Depending on your view, it is the first Home Alone film to not take place in Chicago, as it takes place in Maine, which actually does something new instead of using the same generic location for the Home Alone films.Malcolm McDowell gives a decent performance and is the decent villain, despite being generic, like all of the other villains in this film.Finn does get slightly better at the end.The ending is a bit heartwarming, despite the final part rehashing the third movie.There are a few scenes that can be considered amusing.It definitely seems to improve many of the mistakes that the previous film had, though sadly, it isn't much better.Misleading Title: Despite being titled: "Home Alone", Finn is never left alone at home, as he is with Alexis, similar to Kevin never being alone in Home Alone 4.

HOME ALONE 5 MOVIE

Some scenes rehash the first movie, which makes this movie feel more like a parody than an actual film.The ending is a rehash of the third movie's ending, where the villains get mugshots.

Generic villains: The leader, Sinclair, is just an evil version of Old Man Marley, who is very stereotypical, Hughes doesn't have much of a personality and strangely looks a lot like Snoop Dogg, and Jessica is just a rehash of Alice, one of the burglars from the third movie, but much more clueless and dumber.

Speaking of which, the burglars seem to have no chemistry between each other, and not to mention, they are just generic villains that are very stereotypical (read more at WIAHH (Iabw) #9).

They also accuse a gamer of spying on Finn, when he was really trying to save Finn's life from the burglars.

Finn and Alexis' parents are by far the worst characters in this film, as they are very stern and rather short-tempered throughout the entire film, as well as acting neglectful to their own children, especially comparing with Kevin's mother, and even Alex's mother.

On top of that, Finn and Alexis are always on their technology, and it's so boring and unbearable to watch them do little interesting things.

Finn's older sister, Alexis is also unlikable, and is the generically clichéd bossy older sister stereotype that has been done to death in tons and TONS of media.

Finn is unlikable when comparing him to Kevin, or even Alex, he does almost nothing, but play video games, although he gets slightly better later on.

The characters in this film are generally unlikable and stereotypcial, such.

The traps are very boring because they are rehashed from the previous films and the new traps are stupid, like the trap where the leader gets scared by ghosts.

HOME ALONE 5 TV

Instead, it feels like another generic Disney Channel movie or a pilot episode for TV series. Most of the movie doesn't feel like a sequel at all.Blatant product placement such as the Xbox 360, although it is nothing compared to the product placement in Home Sweet Home Alone.Poor and generic acting, with nonsensical dialogue.Has barely anything in common with any of the previous movies.It's also pretty much a cheap rehash of the original movie.The story and villains' motivation are very ridiculous.Not even Alex (the protagonist of the third movie) and his family are mentioned as well. Like the third movie, Kevin and family don't appear or he mentioned here.It shares many of the same problems (if not repeated) from Home Alone 3.It does not have anything to improve over the last two films.Why It's a Holiday Heist (And Not The Good Kind) With his parents away, an 10-year-old (Christian Martyn) engages in a battle of wits with some thieves (Malcolm McDowell, Debi Mazar, Eddie Steeples). 2 Why It's a Holiday Heist (And Not The Good Kind).