Video: Home Alone is shown on this disc in a 1.85:1 non anamorphic widescreen transfer. The transfer looks pretty good, with a mark down for not being 16X9 enhanced. Black levels are solid, but a little bright in a few scenes, and color is bright and vivid. Very few compression errors were noticed, and all in all, this is a very good transfer.

Audio: Home Alone is not an audio driven movie, so don't expect it to rock your home theater. It sounds very good though, and the track fits the material quite well. The effects are usually low key, but some larger ones will spark some activity in your system. Music also sounds very good, and the dialogue is always crisp and clean, no intereference from the music or effects.

Extras: As usual, Fox scrimped on the extras. The only bonus is the thearical trailer, but at least it's there. After hearing his great commentary on Mrs. Doubtfire, I'd love to hear director Chris Columbus talk about Home Alone.