Home Alone reboot is hated by fans, original lead actor asks Disney to call him

At the earnings conference on Tuesday (6th), Disney CEO Bob Iger officially announced that he would make good use of Fox's vast library of high-quality IPs in the 21st century, and specifically mentioned the reboots of classic comedy films "Home Alone" and "Night at the Museum". The news caused an uproar online, and Macaulay Culkin, the unsurpassed first-generation star of the "Home Alone" series, also responded immediately.

On Wednesday local time, he posted a photo of himself curled up on the sofa on his personal Twitter and wrote - " This is what Home Alone actually looks like when he grows up. " In the photo, Macaulay is wearing shorts and a shirt with a big belly. While eating takeout, he did not forget to happily pat his belly, which reminds people of Marvel's fat Thor.

He later updated his tweet with another tweet: " Hey @Disney, call me! "

It is obvious that Macaulay is very willing to return to the rebooted "Home Alone", but no one knows whether Disney has this intention.

In addition, fans are generally worried and panicked about Disney's drastic changes, and have questioned Disney, "Why ruin a classic?" Other fans pointed out that "Home Alone" actually has five films in total, and the latest one was even released after 2010. However, except for the most classic first two episodes, the last three were regarded as unpopular and "any reboot or sequel cannot reproduce the original charm."

More realistic fans analyzed the irrationality of the reboot plan from the perspective of today's social environment, saying that if Kevin (the name of the movie's protagonist) can solve the problem by simply opening his phone and sending a text message or calling a Didi, how can the movie unfold?