The Kid: Kevin McCallister (Macauley Culkin)
The Toughness: Kevin is more resourceful and smart than physically tough, which is largely a survival necessity due to his neglectful parents. The runt of the litter, Kev proves his worth when he's accidentally abandoned while his family go to Paris for Christmas.
After using his deception skills to make his house appear fully occupied, things get physical when the burglars decide to strike on Christmas eve ("This is my house, I have to defend it!"). Innovative booby traps include icy steps, strategically placed Micro Machines, and swinging paint cans.
Watch Out For: Known accomplices include Creepy Old Beardy Guy across the road.
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apo1978
Jul 28th 2010, 13:20
Hehe, for a moment there I thought this article was called, "14 Movie Kids Who YOU Could Beat Up". Now, that would be a list!!!
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Hadouken76
Jul 28th 2010, 13:28
Dont forget Firestarter and Wednesday Addams, oh and Micheal Myers
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Yagyu2010
Jul 28th 2010, 21:30
it's been riling me up 4 a while now, what with the hollywood treatment 4 this gr8 moo-B(Let the Right One In)don't get me wrong i loved chloe/hitgirl 4 all the obvious reasons in kickass n' i think she might b perfect as 'Eli'. but can evry1 get their facts rite 'Eli' was a 'Boy'. the nature of the movie with its subtle hints at sexuality n' innocent love affair with a dark story line is what made the 1st movie so gr8. so plz don't ruin it 4 the rest of the cinemagoers/ movie enthusiast who might not have seen but want to watch the original by misrepresenting the original character. thnx that's all phew!!
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metalgatesolid
Jul 28th 2010, 22:07
i wouldnt mess with the girl from The Exorcist. Or the Kid drug lord in Tropic Thunder, he has a rocket launcher!!!!
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