Mom, I missed the plane: the unmissable Christmas
Since its release in 1990, Mom I missed the plane by Chris Columbus has become a must-have holiday classic. This film stars Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister, a young boy who finds himself accidentally abandoned by his entire family in a huge house on the outskirts of Chicago. Just as he begins to enjoy the experience of being alone for the first time in his life, two unintelligent thieves begin committing thefts in the neighborhood.
Aware of their plans, Kevin will then implement a real war plan to defeat them, with traps, one more ingenious than the other. The success of the first work gave rise to a sequel, Mom, I missed the plane again, released in 1992, in which Kevin finds himself alone in New York City, after accidentally taking the wrong plane. By a huge coincidence, he finds himself in front of Marvin and Harry, who have just escaped from prison, who intend to take revenge on the boy.
While the first two films were hugely successful, subsequent sequels attempted to follow this winning formula without Macaulay Culkin. While these films introduced new characters and situations, they failed to recreate the magic and charm of the originals, leaving fans nostalgic for the charm and humor of the first films.
A perfect trailer for Home Alone 3
The fans dreamed of it: someone did it. A very talented YouTuber imagined a real trailer for a fake Mom, I missed my plane 3. In the latter, Kevin, an adult, once again confronts the Float Breakers in his Chicago home and intends to put an end to them once and for all.
With images from different projects (including those of a Google ad in which Macaulay Culkin found his character Kevin) and the help of artificial intelligence, this splendid trailer has entertained fans of the saga. We’ll let you discover it below:
Source: Cine Serie
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