We were too young to understand.

Not Kevin dropping knowledge for an adult. I never really payed attention to this

Once you start paying attention…😅

How is it that I’ve seen that movie dozens of times and I don’t remember that part? It’s so good!

Well, the season for rewatching it is coming😅

Indeed!

Piers Morgan was great in that role

🤣

Script writing back then was far superior to the generic slop they feed us today.

wow watching those 90s movies back as an adult hits hella different

True

This is true 👍

If you liked that, then you're gonna love this

🥺 this is my sign to watch home alone the day it hits Dec 1st thanks

Definitely a sign🤣

you were literally fucking told directly, what do you mean

why the hell she isn’t 80 years old, that’s how I saw her when I was a kid

He spends the whole film holed up in a penthouse suite, paid for with his dad’s stolen credit card, ordering mountains of room service, yet he never once brings her inside for a hot meal

This hits different when you are an adult.

In the 90s this was considered old, dirty & scary

Heartbreaks are built on expectations

Telling a homeless person they have nothing to lose is something lol

Nah I’m pretty sure we understood.

Or we were planning not to understand

@co_denver123 Maybe

woah 🤯👌🏽

Woah indeed😅

Hmm 🤔

Wow, he told her if she doesn’t use that pussy now, it’s gonna be too late when she gets older 🤣

@piersmorgan will learn to love again some day

I still dont get it

Speak for yourself. I completely understood the metaphor he plainly spells out to the woman at the time I watched this as a child.

Independent woman who need no man in few years

Movies today don't even take to time to drop gems like this anymore it's stupid meta jokes and explosions and ugly ass color grading

So true

If that movie was remade today, she would say that she never had a family because she was a woman trapped in a man's body, and men were cruel and never treated her like the woman she truly was.

This is just way more deep than I remember.....

The existential wisdom of Spy Kids 2

In this scene, the beggar woman is describing the actress Brenda Fricker life's, who plays this character, and years ago who had divorced her husband, Barrie Davies, because of his alcoholism. They had no children and she never remarried.