The same can be said towards Megan (though in the first two movies, Megan is nicer to Kevin unlike in this movie). Buzz went from a mean older brother, but with a well-done personality, to a one-dimensional jerk to Kevin, where how mean he was to Kevin was completely exaggerated compared to the first two films and is basically very mean to Kevin for no reason at all.In fact, when Kevin complains about the way they treat him, she responds by saying "It's tough being the youngest". Kate is a lot more neglectful towards Kevin than she was in the first two films, as she shows no sympathy for the way Buzz and Megan treat him, and she doesn't punish them for being mean to Kevin.However, Kevin was the least flanderized of all of the flanderized characters in this film, as the other characters here have dealt with worse flanderizations. He would also never tell his parents once about the burglars in the said films, though in this film, he tells his father about Marv and Vera. Kevin went from a charming and entertaining protagonist to a complete punching bag, who would get bullied a lot by Buzz and Megan, as well as being less funny than in the first two films.
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The characters have been flanderized in this movie after the first two films:.The film rehashes the same "kid sees the bad guys that the adults can't see" plot from the first two films and does absolutely nothing new with it.It's unknown if Kevin also remembers Harry. Kevin knows the name of Marv and vice versa.Marv looks and acts more like Harry, despite Harry being mentioned.In fact, he looks much younger than his counterpart in the first two films. In the first film, Kevin is 8 years old, and in the second, which takes place a year after the first one, he states that he's 10 years old (even though he should be 9 years old).Uncle Frank, Aunt Leslie, their siblings, and all of Kevin's cousins are not seen or mentioned either. But in this film, Kevin has only Buzz and Megan as siblings, while Jeff and Linnie are nowhere to be found. In the first two films, Kevin has four siblings: Buzz, Jeff, Megan, and Linnie.The McCallisters are portrayed as a rich suburban family in the first two films, but in this film, they are a nearly divorced family (granted, Peter and Kate do get back together in the end, but still).The first thing to note of the many mistakes that resulted in this film's weak performance is that it has a very poor connection and poor continuity to the first two films, which only create a slew of holes in its timeline.Kevin schemes to reunite his estranged parents and, after Marv Merchants reappears, he struggles to protect a prince from abduction. Forced to choose where to celebrate Christmas, Kevin begrudgingly decides to go to Natalie's mansion, where the guests include a foreign royal family. Worse yet, things are heating up between his father, Peter and his love interest, Natalie. Kevin McCallister is upset that his parents got divorced. It is the first installment to be released as a made-for-TV movie, instead of being theatrically released, and is also the first one not to be written or produced by John Hughes. The film premiered on ABC on November 3rd, 2002. Hayes and Debra Frank, the fourth film in the Home Alone series, and is the final film directed by Rod Daniel, with none of the first two films' cast being involved. Home Alone: Taking Back the House (also known as Home Alone 4: Taking Back the House or Home Alone 4) is a 2002 American made-for-television Christmas family comedy film co-written by Steve L.
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