Home Alone Phenomenal Film Premieres In Today's Memory, November 10, 1990

Footage of the film Home Alone when Kevin McCallister (Macaulay Culkin) faced two robbers Harry Lime (Joe Pesci/right) and Marv Murchins (Daniel Stern). (Imdb.com)

JAKARTA Memories of today, 33 years ago, November 10, 1990, the first phenomenal Christmas-themed film Home Aloneta in Chicago, United States (US). The film, which tells the story of the action of a small child who beats robbers at home ahead of Christmas.

The presence of Home Alone is able to grab the attention of many people. The film is predicted to be one of the best Christmas-themed films of all time. Previously, the film Home Alone was considered full of positive content. The owner of the film tries to capture the attitude of young children who dare to be independent.

Christmas celebrations should be celebrated with specials. Christians around the world perpetuate that moment with joy. Eat well, exchange gifts, and most importantly spend time with family.

Entertainment industry players don't want to be left behind. They want to participate to give a quality viewing audience. That was what director Chris Columbus and screenwriter John Hughes perpetuated.

The two collaborated to produce a quality film project that will accompany the world family at the end of 1990.Home Alone, the title. The film was worked on with joy. Macaulay Culkin, who was asked to play little boy Kevin McCallister.

The film tells the story of Kevin's family who want a Christmas vacation to Paris, France. The plan seems tempting. The whole family is busy preparing vacation plans. However, not with Kevin.

He doesn't like his family who think Kevin is a spoiled little boy. Kevin was also considered a naughty figure by his mother. He was also punished. After that, Kevin prayed that his family would disappear.

Ulam's beloved pinnacle arrives. Kevin's family has actually left for Paris and forgotten Kevin. However, Kevin doesn't care that he goes through the days before Christmas alone and lives independently like an adult.

Everything changed when there were two robbers who wanted to steal at his house. Kevin did not want to be a victim. He also prepared various traps that made the robbers deterred.

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of Christmas preparations in Paris, the mother, father, uncle, aunt, brother and cousin are busy with their world, an adult world that puts their own egos first. Kevin feels alone. He was always blamed. When Kevin sleeps in the attic for being punished his mother makes runyam for fighting over pizza -- he prays that his family disappears from the face of this earth."

"It turned out that the next day his family really disappeared. Of course, it was not because Kevin's prayer was answered, but because the big family was in a hurry to catch the plane, Kevin was left alone in the attic. In the first days, Kevin was even grateful for that negligence. For a moment, screenwriter John Hughes invited the audience to be honest with themselves, "explained ERADICATION S. Chudori in his writing in Tempo Magazine entitled About Children Who Were Made (2019).

The film Home Alone has been waiting for its presence. The film is predicted to provide a pleasant experience. Moreover, the film can be watched by children with ratings that must be accompanied by parental guidance.

The long-awaited day has arrived. Home Alone finally premiered in Chicago, USA on November 10, 1990. The presence of the film received a lively welcome. Many were amazed by Kevin's action. Home Alone later became one of the best Christmas films of all time. Although not a few even threw criticism because there was a harsh language and violence in the film.

This film ends with Kevin getting his most beautiful hope -- his family reappears. After all, Home Alone has a sweet side. Home Alone is rated Parental Guidance (suggested with parental guidance). There is a language that is a little harsh, and some physical actions that should not be imitated by a child," Caryn James wrote in his report in The New York Times newspaper entitled Wednesday Black Comedy For Modern Children (1990).