As Kevin says, "Don't you know a kid always wins against two idiots?"Īfter emerging victorious over Marv and Harry, Kevin heads to the iconic giant tree. ( Dads.) That familiar, heart-wrenching refrain that's part of the score-"Somewhere In My Memory-starts to play. Then his dad bellows something about a $967.43 room service bill. Meanwhile, trucks unload dozens of toys as tokens of thanks from Duncan's Toy Chest, and Kevin gives a turtle dove ornament to the Pigeon Lady as a sign of eternal friendship. McA: "Well, I know you and Christmas trees, and this was the biggest one around." They return to the Plaza. Could I just see my mother? I just want my mother." And then, because of the magic of movies, his mom shows up. Instead I want to take back every mean thing I ever said to my family. Then he talks to it: "I know I don't deserve a Christmas, even though I did a good deed. Read MoreĪfter emerging victorious over Marv and Harry, Kevin heads to the iconic giant tree. This map was originally published in 2014 it has been updated with the latest information. And hey: Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals. Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern are back as bad guys Harry and Marv, recently escaped from prison and out to steal some cash from a toy store on Christmas-before they run into Kevin in the Big Apple and decide to seek revenge from the precocious kid's prior-year high jinks instead.įrom the Plaza and Central Park to the World Trade Center and an under-renovation townhouse, what follows is the ultimate geographic guide to where Home Alone 2 is set across New York City. In the John Hughes-Chris Columbus collaboration, Macaulay Culkin returns as maligned youngest child Kevin McCallister, separated from his family once again during what's supposed to be the happiest time of the year. Why? Instead of taking place in the suburbs of Chicago, the beloved 1992 classic is a romp around the holiday season's most festive city: New York. Home Alone 2: Lost in New York is one of those sequels that very well might live up to, or even surpass, its progenitor.
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