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Plot: When a family visits Grandma’s house on Christmas Eve, they leave their dog at home alone. And when burglars try to take the presents from under the tree, the dog must use every trick it knows to stop them.
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	3.4/10 Votes: 502
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Ok film but, The Dog Who Saved Christmas is much better!
Dad (David Deluise) and his family are going to Grandma’s for Christmas. But, their two dogs, Bone and Columbus, get into trouble before the trip. Basically, a crying baby doll under the tree makes Columbus go berzerk and open the package. But, Dad thinks it was Bone’s fault and tells the family that Bone will have to be boarded while they are away. The kids are upset but Mom insists. However, a scheming dog kennel owner, who takes Bone, has an elaborate deception going on. While the families are away, this man knows which houses are empty and has a team rob the places. Unbelievably, both Bone and Columbus break away from family and head back to the house, just as the thieves break in. What happens next is a variant of Home Alone, where the doggies set traps for the robbers and the guys end up bruised and angry but don’t give up! This includes one (Kevin Sorbo) who gets the “electric shock” of a lifetime and staggers out of the house. Can the dogs hold off the perps until the family comes home? This take on the classic film of Home Alone is ok and has some funny scenes, although some of the humor is a bit harsh, such as the teen who ends up in the laundry shoot with darts aimed at his bottom. The dogs themselves are a total delight and so is Sorbo. The rest of the cast is nothing remarkable, with Deluise getting no chances to prove what a fine comedic actor he is. Nevertheless, children and families could do worse than watch Alone for Christmas.

Good parody of the Home Alone franchise
This franchise provides a good parody of the Home Alone franchise of movies. Instead of a little boy being left home by his parents, it is a dog who escapes from a shady kennel and is left alone to defend the house (till his brother Columbus returns) against three bumbling imbeciles who couldn’t punch themselves out of a water paper sack. And I will say there is a lot of homaging to Home Alone in the way the movie portrays itself, right down the idiot criminals using a Dodge van as their vehicle of choice.

Everything about this film is awful, from the writing, the directing, the CGI, the acting, etc. But that is what makes this film enjoyable is just how horrendously awful it is. It is awful from the first moment the dogs start talking as there is recycled scenes right off the bat, and it continues to play the cheesiness to the very end. But the kicker for chesiness is Kevin Sorbo being mashed together to play a Ace Ventura wannabe who moonlights as Quint. His parts are the most hilarious I have ever seen involving him.

This film is better than The Asylum’s Golden Winter, which is disheartening to me as I like golden retrievers. But there is some recycled material though, from the music, the Santas were the same actor, one of the mean dogs from Golden Winter was used for Bone I believe, and the Dodge van used in Golden Winter is the same one used for Alone for Christmas I believe.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 27 min (87 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-G
Genre Action, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Director Joseph J. Lawson
Writer Nancy Leopardi (screenplay), Naomi L. Selfman (story)
Actors David DeLuise, Kim Little, Davis Cleveland, Gerald Webb
Country USA
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
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Negative Format HDCAM
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