Home Alone

Two films everybody means, and four more that share the title and almost nothing else.

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Where to start with Home Alone

There are six of these and only two of them are the thing you remember. The first two are the same boy, the same family and the same people behind the camera, and they are a pair. Everything after 1992 shares the title and the premise and nothing else: different children, different houses, two of them made for television and one made for Disney+. You lose nothing by stopping after the second.

  1. 1
    Home Alone Home Alone

    1990. The one.

  2. 2
    Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Home Alone 2: Lost in New York

    Two years later, the same cast, and the end of the actual series.

  3. 3
    Home Sweet Home Alone Home Sweet Home Alone

    If you want one more. It is the only one after 1992 that acknowledges the first two exist, through a grown-up Buzz.

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The Kevin Films

  • Home Alone 1990
  • Home Alone 2: Lost in New York 1992

The Rest

  • Home Alone 3 1997
  • Home Alone 4: Taking Back the House 2002
  • Home Alone: The Holiday Heist 2012
  • Home Sweet Home Alone 2021

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