Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves

Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves

Adventure • 1997 • 1 hr 14 min

4.8

5.0

Starring

Rick Moranis, Bug Hall, Allison Mack, Robin Bartlett, Stuart Pankin

Directed By

Written By

Nell Scovell, Joel Hodgson, Karey Kirkpatrick

Attributes

Simple Light Watch With Family

Genre

Adventure Comedy Family Science Fiction Action

Release Date

July 1, 1997

User Reviews

This is a very funny family movie than anyone can enjoy.

Joseph Last Name

Didn’t need to be made. The first one is a classic this is just disappointing

Alt title: “Honey I Recast Everyone”. Slow pacing too. And the parents never have a plan. Aimless. Surprisingly educational at times though.

This is the worst chapter of the series, skip it!

Unoriginal cast, TV movie vibes and a tired premise make it underwhelming. Waste of Moranis’ talent. Early Kunis and nice to see Hall.

Definitely more tired than the first, and doesn’t do much to put a new spin on the original concept.

Christopher Rydberg

Sadly, I found each outing in the series less charming. The wonder of big small stuff is intact here, but the joy is crowded out by cringe.

Weak entry in the series that I already don’t demand that much of. Failed to meet my low expectations

So so so much better when the kids were tiny. It loses so much magic.

Once you accept that this whole movie is one big dad joke, it’s not bad. Perfect for younger kids.

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Ratings

4.8 – Based on 4.1k ratings

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