OCMM Home Alone Battle Plan By Kevin McCallister A3 Size Wall Poster Movie Film Prop Replica

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The stained glass window in the church is different in the interior and exterior shots. Seen from outside, it has four panels, while inside it has seven. Aside from Megan (Kevin's elder sister) and to a lesser extent Kate, the rest of the family does not seem to be concerned about Kevin's welfare while abroad. Kevin would then say, " Down here, you morons!" and " Down here, you idiots!" instead of " Down here, you big horse's ass!" When Kevin is sliding down the steps the sled is lined-up with the stairway, when he goes out the door, the sled is now lined-up with the doorway. He should have just crashed into the wall and not gone out the door.

The picture Kevin finds of Buzz's girlfriend was a picture of a boy made up to look like a girl because director Chris Columbus thought it would be too cruel to tease a girl in that manner. The boy that was used in the photo was the art director's son. The movie that Kevin watches on video tape is not a real film, but footage specially created. It was called Angels with Filthy Souls. Along with other similar era references in the movie, this is a play upon the movie Angels with Dirty Faces (1938) starring James Cagney. Kevin uses it on the pizza boy and later Marv. Both times, Kevin was successful in scaring them away.At the end, Buzz said, " Kevin, what in the world did you do to my room!?" instead of " Kevin, what did you do to my room!?" Kevin has a pizza delivered to the house even though the phones are supposed to be down. There is never any indication of if, or when, the phones were restored, but in the preceding scene, Kevin's father was trying to reach Kevin. When Kevin is shooting at the toys that fall down the laundry chute, he is closing the wrong eye for aiming a rifle.

When Kevin walks into Buzz's room looking for his family after being left alone, on the bottom right of the frame, you can see a crew member's leg.The line “Fuller! Go easy on the Pepsi!” was removed due to national television staff finding it offensive to diabetic people.