In a typically "Home Alone" style, this film takes a put upon kid and somehow persuades him that his parents aren't that bad and he should miss them, after he makes a wish for something different. And I don't blame him for it, he was treated like a slave without any rewards.

It's not a bad film, probably aimed at family viewing rather than just a 40 year old man like me. It has that moral to it, which I'm not sure kids would get, as the new life after his wish is made, really doesn't seem that bad to go back on.

It doesn't rate at the top of my list, but I wouldn't object to seeing it again in a few years perhaps.