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Home Alone Director Reveals How the McCallister’s Could Afford That House (And Debunks Controversial Fan Theory)

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In movies, there are many iconic homes, but during the holidays, none is more famous than the luxurious Chicago house where Kevin McCallister and his family lived in “Home Alone”. This is the same house where Kevin defended against burglars Harry and Marv. The house is large and pricey; it was recently sold for approximately $5 million, having been purchased for $1.5 million back in 2012. Even when “Home Alone” was released in 1990, the grand house wasn’t cheap. Over the years, fans have often wondered about the McCallisters’ source of wealth to afford such a lavish residence and expensive vacations, including their trip to Paris. Now, the film’s director Chris Columbus has shared some insights, revealing that the McCallisters earned their living through hard work, although not in as dramatic a fashion as one might imagine, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

How To Enter Pripyat Early After Update In Stalker 2

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In the game world of Stalker, Pripyat is a well-known landmark, featuring prominently in both the original series and the upcoming Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl. However, players might have to advance quite far into the storyline to reach this location, which could consume considerable gameplay time due to the campaign’s length. To bypass this and gain early access to Pripyat, along with exploring its base and facilitating easy fast travel, there’s a simple trick you can employ.

Karate Kid Legends Can’t Fix the Remake (But Can Have Fun With It)

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2025’s “Karate Kid: Legends” won’t address the persistent issue from the 2010 “Karate Kid,” but it will borrow some amusing elements from the 2010 film as part of the Karate Kid series. In the timeline following the final episode of Netflix’s “Cobra Kai,” Daniel LaRusso, portrayed by Ralph Macchio, teams up with Mr. Miyagi’s old friend, Mr. Han (Jackie Chan), to mentor a new student named Li (Ben Wang). By establishing an alliance between Daniel and Mr. Han, “Karate Kid: Legends” revises the 2010 Karate Kid movie into the primary Karate Kid saga.

Stalker 2: Where To Find WPS Roof Key In Hot On The Trail

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In the mission titled “Hot on the Trail” within the game “Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl“, the character Skif makes it to the Waste Processing Station and catches a radio message from survivors. Upon arriving at the station, gamers encounter Jumper and Bluish, who are the only ones left alive. Jumper will share that there’s a beast lurking in the facility that overpowered everyone, including his friend Bluish.

How Kraven the Hunter Can Still Be a Spider-Man Movie Villain

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After Sony assumed control over the Spider-Man spinoff series, there was a shift in how they portrayed the main characters. Characters like Venom and Morbius, who were originally villains in their individual stories, transitioned into antiheroes following their standalone films. Kraven the Hunter also underwent this transformation, but despite efforts to make him relatable, the resulting movie was not well-received by audiences. This collaboration with Marvel Studios came to an end with this film, and unfortunately, it failed to match the box office success of its predecessors. Given these outcomes, one must ponder what lies ahead.

How a Bidding War Between HBO and AMC Brought The Walking Dead TV Show to Life

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Did the concept require zombies in “The Walking Dead”, a television series based on Image Comics’ post-apocalyptic zombie comic, when Frank Darabont, the renowned writer-director of “The Shawshank Redemption” and “The Green Mile”, pitched it to NBC? This was allegedly one of the questions posed by an executive at NBC, as they perceived the black-and-white horror comic book as a weekly police procedural focusing on zombie crimes. Both HBO and AMC were among other networks that also considered adapting Robert Kirkman’s comic book into a TV series with Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard as artists.