Mr. Mom, Unfaithful, The Money Pit, War of the Roses, Single White Female, and Transformers are separate choices.
Michael Keaton is the repeated winner for following Batman with a memorable villain performance.
The treehouse-to-rock-throwing-to-well passage, dog chase and killing, Mr. Highway crash, therapist bench, ice-skating attack, Henry’s shed, Mark’s shiv, therapist confrontation, and cliff climax are nominated; Mr. Highway leads.
Susan’s Choice, Every Mother’s Son, Bad Brother, and Henry: Portrait of a Future Serial Killer are proposed; Bad Brother is favored.
Quinn Culkin wins for underacting; Elijah Wood’s food-disposal breakdown is the overacting alternative.
Takes argue this is Macaulay Culkin’s greatest performance, both child stars should already have had supporting Oscars, and Susan should save her own son; another take says Henry could have become an NHL pest.
An abandoned 1988 version would have cast Michael Kleeseck as Henry, Jesse Bradford as Mark, Mary Steenburgen as Susan, and Michael Lehmann as director.
The therapist is proposed, Wendy Crewson is called probably the best answer and then challenged because she is best known for this movie; Daniel Hugh Kelly remains debated.
Henry holding his hand just out of Connie’s reach beneath the ice is the moment the movie rises another level.
Culkin’s bankability peaks around Home Alone 2 and The Good Son; Wood peaks with The Lord of the Rings, and Shawshank is chosen for Maine.
An eight-episode Apple prestige series is plausible but would remove the story’s compressed, unanswered momentum.
