Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
The scientist father (Rick Moranis) of a teenage girl and boy accidentally shrinks his and two other neighborhood teens to the size of insects in this family comedy from the director of Jumanji. Now the teens must fight diminutive dangers as the father searches for them.
- Director:
- Joe Johnston ('Captain America: The First Avenger', 'Jumanji', 'Jurassic Park III')
- Writer:
- Ed NahaTom Schulman
- Cast:
- Rick MoranisMarcia StrassmanMatt FrewerKristine SutherlandAmy O'NeillRobert OliveriThomas Wilson BrownJared Rushton
Reviews & comments
Variety
press[It's] in the best tradition of Disney - and even better than that, because it is not so juvenile that adults won't be thoroughly entertained.
The Washington Post
pressThough it relies on special effects, this cutie-pie caper never loses sight of the protagonists amid the bigger-than-life Cheerios and 40-foot blades of grass.
Roger Ebert
pressThe special effects are all there, nicely in place, and the production values are sound, but the movie is dead in the water.
Los Angeles Times
pressThe comic timing of the first 15 minutes of the film has the lugubrious, gallumphing hysteria of a mating dance by six jealous blind elephants, without its compensating grace and charm.
Empire Magazine
pressThe Fly for kids: inventive, funny, and pacey enough for that rare breed, the family audience.
Variety
press[It's] in the best tradition of Disney - and even better than that, because it is not so juvenile that adults won't be thoroughly entertained.
The Washington Post
pressThough it relies on special effects, this cutie-pie caper never loses sight of the protagonists amid the bigger-than-life Cheerios and 40-foot blades of grass.
Roger Ebert
pressThe special effects are all there, nicely in place, and the production values are sound, but the movie is dead in the water.
Los Angeles Times
pressThe comic timing of the first 15 minutes of the film has the lugubrious, gallumphing hysteria of a mating dance by six jealous blind elephants, without its compensating grace and charm.
Empire Magazine
pressThe Fly for kids: inventive, funny, and pacey enough for that rare breed, the family audience.
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