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Published 09:48 5 Dec 2017 GMT

Now, we're not saying that it's fair to judge people on their appearances, but Kevin's response to seeing Buzz's girlfriend has become one of the most quoted lines in the film and that's saying something.
Well, it turns out that the producers of the film were very aware of the potential harm that they could do by using an image of a real girl.
According to Devin Ratray, the actor who played Buzz: "[They] decided it would be unkind to put a girl in that role of just being funny-looking. The art director had a son who was more than willing to volunteer for the part. I think if he had known it would become the highest-grossing family comedy of all time, he might have had second thoughts about it."
There it is, Buzz's girlfriend was actually a young lad who was happy to make fun of himself.
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