‘Home Alone’ Director Blasts Disney+ Remake: ‘It’s A Waste Of Time’

Naman Ramachandran The Vue and Odeon cinema chains are gradually reopening their doors in England and Ireland.Select Odeon venues will begin reopening from Dec. 4.

Macaulay Culkin will always be of his younger, wide-eyed self holding his hands up to his cheeks with a surprised look on his face. That classic image from Home Alone is etched in our brains, along with the many ways Kevin McCallister foils the hapless crooks who decide to rob his house when Kevin is inadvertently left alone as his family flies to Europe.

Over two decades prior to Catherine O’Hara yelling “David!” to her son on Schitt’s Creek, there was another unforgettable on-screen son she had. The Emmy winner played Macaulay Culkin‘s mom Kate McCallister in the the first two Home Alone movies.

Catherine O’Hara just conquered TikTok without even having an account on the social media platform.

Catherine O’Hara is here to officially ring in the holiday season!

Catherine O’Hara, that means heading back to the Home Alone universe.The 66-year-old Emmy winner played Kate McCallister, a frazzled and forgetful mother, in the beloved 1990 Christmas movie and its 1992 sequel, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.

Catherine O'Hara played the world's most forgetful mom, Kate McCallister, in and . The 66-year-old Emmy winner took to TikTok this holiday season to recreate one of her most iconic moments — her infamous «Kevin!» scream and faint from the film's 1992 sequel. O'Hara took to TikTok to perform the reenactment, executing the moment perfectly. I can’t stop watching this pic.twitter.com/DNOJOQ1V3YThis comes several weeks after the account posted some tweets from confused fans who were realizing for

Tis the season to start rewatching our favourite Christmas movies and Schitt’s Creek fans are after having a lightbulb moment.

in a Youtube tribute to the film’s late director John Hughes, but has since been shared by a TikTok fan account, where it’s amassed about 3.5 million views. The clip shows O’Hara, 66, recreating the famous moment from “Home Alone 2: Lost In New York” where Kate McCallister looks into the camera and shrieks “Kevin!” after realizing her son is indeed lost in the Big Apple.

Catherine O’Hara just gave an early Christmas present to “Home Alone” fans.

Christmas movies of all time and celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. And the director of Home Alone has revealed one of the movie's most iconic scenes happened by accident.

Social media was set ablaze Thursday afternoon whenRudy Giuliani gave a rambling press conference in which he inexplicably invoked My Cousin Vinny. While once again claiming the 2020 election was stolen from Donald Trump —but offering no evidence of any fraud — the president's personal attorney brought up the beloved 1992 comedy starring Joe Pesci andMarisa Tomei.

Michelle Obama has spoken!

Home Alone, has revealed that US President Donald Trump “bullied” his way into his cameo role in the 1992 sequel Lost In New York.

Director Matt Tyrnauer unflatteringly discussed the impact that Ronald Reagan had on Donald Trump’s ability to rise to power.

Just as we received news that Disney will remake “Lilo & Stitch” as a live-action film, so comes Chris Columbus with the perfect response to Disney remaking beloved films, as he recently slammed the upcoming remake of “Home Alone.” READ MORE: ‘Dial Code Santa Claus’ Trailer: Newly Restored ’80s French Christmas Film Is ‘Home Alone’ Meets ‘Rambo’ In an extensive new interview with Insider, Columbus talked about the recently announced “Home Alone” reboot for Disney+, which actually has a pretty

Home Alone director Chris Columbus says US President Donald Trump “bullied” his way into his cameo role in the film’s 1992 sequel.Trump appears alongside star Macaulay Culkin in a scene of Home Alone 2: Lost In New York, which was shot in the lobby of the Trump-owned Plaza Hotel in New York City.In a new interview with Insider, Columbus was asked about the President’s cameo in the film.

Home Alone director, Chris Columbus, is far from impressed with Disney+ over its plans to reboot the beloved franchise.“It’s a waste of time as far as I’m concerned. What’s the point?” the filmmaker, 62, told Insider in an interview posted on Thursday, November 12.