Home Alone Movies: Release Order
The Home Alone franchise is best known for its first two films starring Kevin McCallister and his unforgettable run-ins with burglars during the holidays. This release watch order includes all four feature films, but it's important to note that only the first two are closely linked by story and characters.
Home Alone 3 and Home Sweet Home Alone are soft reboots, each telling a standalone tale with a new protagonist. There are also two made-for-TV movies not included in this list.
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Home Alone
When eight-year-old Kevin McCallister is accidentally left behind during his family's Christmas vacation, he must defend his home from two bumbling burglars using creative booby traps and his wit.
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Home Alone 2: Lost in New York
Kevin McCallister accidentally ends up alone in New York City during Christmas vacation, where he must once again outwit the bumbling Wet Bandits who are planning to rob a toy store on Christmas Eve.
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Home Alone 3
When 9-year-old Alex Pruitt is home sick with chicken pox, he accidentally receives a toy car containing a top-secret microchip. He must defend his house from a group of international spies who will stop at nothing to retrieve it.
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Home Sweet Home Alone
A 10-year-old boy must defend his home from intruders during the holidays when he's accidentally left behind by his family. This reboot of the classic franchise features creative booby traps and family-friendly comedy as Max protects his house from a desperate couple.
Other Film Series
Ice Age
A family-friendly animated series following prehistoric friends Manny, Sid, and Diego through various ice age adventures.
Night at the Museum
A family adventure trilogy following night security guard Larry Daley as he discovers that museum exhibits come to life after dark, leading to magical adventures with historical figures and ancient artifacts.
Pixar
Pioneering animation studio behind groundbreaking computer-animated films from Toy Story to modern masterpieces.
Spy Kids
Family-friendly action franchise about children who discover their parents are secret agents and become spies themselves, featuring the original Cortez trilogy and subsequent reboots.
St. Trinian's
A British comedy franchise about an anarchic girls' school, spanning from the 1950s-60s classics through a forgotten 1980 entry to a successful 2000s reboot series.
Toy Story
Pixar's groundbreaking animated franchise following the secret lives of toys and their adventures with their human owners.