Question by Aly: What is a clever review title for home alone?
I have to do a critics review essay on the movie home alone. In the guidelines it says that i have to come up with a pun or something that’ll get the reader hooked. People are writing “home, but not alone” or “home alone, dont watch it alone”. ITS NOT EVEN COOL! one of the examples that she gave us was of the movie My Dog Skip. The title was, “My Dog Skip will have you skipping to the theatre!” so something like that. I know its kind of confusing, thats y i need help! Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Veronica
I thought “Home, but not alone” sounded cool, because it makes it sound scary, though the movie, in reality, is not.
Answer by Jacob
“home when your alone” “alone and at home” “alone when nobodys home”
Idk their kinda dumb and cheesy and wierd but i hope i helped sorry if not
Answer by Graham
“Be Careful What You Wish For” sounds ok to me.
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