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60 of 238 · most liked firstHappy 73rd Birthday to the great Rick Moranis, iconic Emmy-winning & Grammy-nominated Canadian comedian, writer, director, musician, and actor, beloved for SCTV, as well as STRANGE BREW, STREETS OF FIRE, GHOSTBUSTERS, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, SPACEBALLS, HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS, PARENTHOOD, and more.
neutral · AI labelView post →followed this up tonight by telling her the events of Honey, I Shrunk The Kids actually occurred in 1989
neutral · AI labelView post →11-year-old was watching the movie Honey I Shrunk the Kids, and it's amazing how well the old practical effects show up. Really seems like effects artists had it down by the 80s, just as CGI ate their lunch.
positive · AI labelView post →A troll said I look like the dad from Honey I Shrunk the Kids which is both hilarious and honestly sort of what I’m going for
neutral · AI labelView post →Honey, I Shrunk The Kids' Future
neutral · AI labelView post →As a distraction from the Timeline of Doom, thread of wonderful Glasgow murals 🧵 Location and artist in alt text 1. Honey I Shrunk The Kids
neutral · AI labelView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) Honey, I Shrunk the Kids at the Sphere
neutral · AI labelView post →Here's a stock photo depicting both 1989's Honey I Shrunk The Kids and 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit souvenir cups... further proof that nobody could design a collector cup quite like McDonald's
neutral · AI labelView post →In the wake of WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT’s massive box office success Disney & Amblin produced three Roger Rabbit animated shorts & released them with HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS (1989), DICK TRACY (1991) & A FAR OFF PLACE (1993).
neutral · AI labelView post →Some of my favorite animated title & credits sequences: Pink Panther (1963), Ratatouille (2D end credits), Around the World in Eighty Days (the great Saul Bass), Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, City Slickers
positive · AI labelView post →Honey I Shrunk The Kids helpfully illustrates the fact that television sets in the 1980s weighed the equivalent of one (1) Rick Moranis
neutral · AI labelView post →People assume the child actors from Honey I Shrunk the Kids didn't really do anything after, and that's not true. They were typecast as microscopic and cannot be seen with the naked eye in much of their later work
neutral · AI labelView post →The tiny kids in Honey I Shrunk The Kids would still weigh as much as they would full size according to the film's own description of how the shrink ray works
neutral · AI labelView post →Here's my pitch: Let's animate the live action Disney movies. They have these properties to draw from, and instead of making a live-action remake of them like Freaky Friday or Herbie, or a sequel like Hocus Pocus or Mary Poppins Returns, reinvent it as an animated feature. - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) - The Shaggy Dog (1959) - Pollyanna (1960) - The Absent-Minded Professor (1961) - The Three Lives of Thomasina (1964) - Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) - Escape to…
neutral · AI labelView post →We used to be a proper country (made Honey, I Shrunk the Kids movies)
neutral · AI labelView post →Not at all. Used a very generic woman’s name and asked for POV shots. Also referenced Honey, I Shrunk the Kids?!
neutral · AI labelView post →Seeing the friendly ant's death in "Honey I Shrunk the Kids" was definitely the end of a certain innocence for me.
negative · AI labelView post →Here's a stock photo with both 1989's Honey I Shrunk The Kids and 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit souvenir cups. Further proof that nobody could design a collector cup quite like McDonald's.
neutral · AI labelView post →Sometimes when I get hungry, I think about the giant oatmeal cream pie in Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
neutral · AI labelView post →Share a sad death scene from a TV series or movie I’ll start… Antie in ‘Honey, I Shrunk The Kids’ 😭🖤
neutral · AI labelView post →Hey babygirl. You're so little aren't you? You're so small and helpless, like in that movie Honey I Shrunk the Kids. You're going to have to tame an ant and escape from a bowl of cereal aren't you? Yeah you like that huh, you like having whimsical adventures
neutral · AI labelView post →showing the kids HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS, trying to properly convey how essential Rick Moranis was in this time period, fumbling for a popular nerd icon of today, asking if they think MrBeast is a nerd, finding out they don't think that, becoming increasingly sullen, going back to the movie
positive · AI labelView post →I think "Honey I Shrunk the Kids"is a terrifying horror movie first and foremost. I cant think of anything more terrifying than having most inconspicuous things and critters around your home and garden immediately see you as easy prey in a place you're supposed to feel safe in BY someone you trusted
negative · AI labelView post →IF EVER GET MY HANDS ON THAT “HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS” MACHINE YOU KNOW DAMN WELL I’M USING A TOADSTOOL LIKE AN UMBRELLA
neutral · AI labelView post →Little known fact, Greg Bovino was another sibling in Honey I Shrunk the Kids but no one could tell if he was pre- or post-shrink so they just cut him from the movie
neutral · AI labelView post →388 years ago, Galileo worked out why human giants can't exist—and explained a law of physics. scientificamerican.com 388 years ago, Galileo worked out why human giants can't exist—and explained a law of nature Joel David Hamkins 10–12 minutes Acording to legend, giants once roamed the Earth. In Homer’s Odyssey, Odysseus encounters the Cyclops, the one-eyed son of Poseidon, living in a huge cavern, hungry and angry. He grasps men and sheep in one hand, devouring them whole. In the days of…
neutral · AI labelView post →decided to revisit Honey I Shrunk the Kids, which i haven't seen since 1989. so far it's pretty fun.
positive · AI labelView post →Every time I don't like a movie as much as my family, they go through my Letterboxd and make fun of every movie I've rated higher than they think I should have. I won't apologize for liking Honey I Shrunk the Kids and She's the Man more than John Wick.
positive · AI labelView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids But It's Fine Because We Are Going To Save So Much Money On Groceries
neutral · AI labelView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989)
neutral · AI labelView post →Honey I Shrunk the Kids holds up and my nephew liked it
unlabelledView post →Playing in the “Honey I Shrunk the Kids Movie Set Adventure” was fun until you fell into a Cheerio.
unlabelledView post →you couldn't make Honey, I Shrunk the Kids today. those kids would be torn to shreds by a roomba
unlabelledView post →I will never not love making parody posters of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. #giantess #sizesky
unlabelledView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) Director: Joe Johnston
unlabelledView post →The behind-the-scenes story of “Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” (1989) is a fantasy.
unlabelledView post →Reskeet and show us what turned you gay. Russ from Honey I Shrunk The Kids (1989). My first love.
unlabelledView post →in case you do not speak French / read alt text: The Shameful Remake Honey, I Shrunk the Kids
unlabelledView post →Great thing about having kids is revisiting movies like Honey I Shrunk the Kids and seeing these opening credits again. Hollywood big wigs won’t let you do this anymore! youtu.be/npXZd86fNY8?...
unlabelledView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989) Director: Joe Johnston
unlabelledView post →10 best sci-fi comedies of the 1980s. > The 1980s were a great decade for science fiction movies in general, and this included some great sci-fi comedies. With Blade Runner, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and two classic Star Wars movies, the 1980s was filled with classic sci-fi movies that changed the genre forever. This change was reflected in some great comedies too, many of which spoofed the genre's many tropes. > > Movies like Back to the Future and Ghostbusters showed that sci-fi could be…
unlabelledView post →Is Myles MacKenzie the dad from Honey I Shrunk the Kids?
unlabelledView post →I'd been putting off rewatching Honey I Shrunk The Kids because I was afraid it would push Puppy Truck's design more towards Grounded, but boy was I wrong. Spent the whole movie wondering what traversing the messy house would have been like.
unlabelledView post →One of my ultimate What If moments in movies is that Stuart Gordon and Brian Yunza pitched HONEY I SHRUNK THE KIDS to Disney right after they made RE-ANIMATOR and Gordon was originally hired to direct. A perfect idea, let those guys make a mad scientist movie for children!!!
unlabelledView post →B/c what do you mean the dad from Honey I Shrunk the Kids is cooking in the finals??
unlabelledView post →You can't even say "She's the wife from 'Honey I Shrunk the Kids'" to her!
unlabelledView post →watched Ghostbusters and the 7yo LOVED Rick Moranis. "i want to see more Lewis" he says. "does the cartoon have Lewis???" ... so we watched Honey I Shrunk the Kids and he was a bit disappointed at the low amount of Lewis present in the film. too much kid drama, not enough Mr Moranis.
unlabelledView post →The scorpion from Honey I Shrunk the Kids…
unlabelledView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids #AlphabetChallenge #WeekMforMovies
unlabelledView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Movie Set Adventure proved Disney didn’t need a ride system to create an unforgettable experience. For more than 25 years, guests explored a giant backyard filled with towering grass, oversized props, and enormous insects before the area closed in 2016.
unlabelledView post →Honey, I Shrunk The Kids (1989)
unlabelledView post →Smash two movies together to make a new movie: The Empire Strikes Back To The Future X3: The Last Stand By Me A Taste Of Honey I Shrunk The Kids Innerspaceballs
unlabelledView post →Same Robin Hood as in the thumbnail for sure. Also not yet listed, heavily 80s titles: The Princess Bride The Neverending Story Beetlejuice Big Honey, I Shrunk the Kids The Dark Crystal The Rats of Nimh The Last Unicorn An American Tale Batteries Not Included Fiddler on the Roof Ghostbusters Anything with the Muppets up to Treasure Island. Back to the Future (2015 no longer the future fantasy it one was)
unlabelledView post →This is a gritty political reboot of Honey I Shrunk The Kids
unlabelledView post →Honey, I Shrunk the Kids Underwear.
unlabelledView post →Moved onto a movie. 80s classic Honey I shrunk the kids. Rick Moranis is a legend. Just a fun film #80s #filmsky #honeyishrunkthekids #rickmoranis #genx
unlabelledView post →Second movie (we are having a 90s family movie marathon as payment for more deep cleaning) is Honey I Shrunk the Kids. Kid 1, 5 minutes in: “…I think I just want to be a regular dad. These inventor dads are pretty bad at their job.” Lmao clocked ya, terrible 90s dads 😂
unlabelledView post →Hard to say it's my favorite, but "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids" explains the shrinking ray (and forgive me, it's been decades since I watched it) working by getting rid of the space between atoms, squishing them together to reduce the size of the object. Okay, I'm sure that's patently ridiculous in and of itself. But realistically, even as a kid, I knew enough to recognize that it would mean a shrunken object would still weigh the same amount (volume shrinks but mass does not). No way an ant is…
unlabelledView post →Thinking about the giant turkey from “Honey I Shrunk the Kids” again
unlabelledView post →The title "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids" totally spoils the plot of the movie. They should've called it "Honey, I Did Something Bad"
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