are many reasons why today I want to talk about this movie , different reasons among which I choose to stay with Most important of all: how much I was excited when he was just twelve years. " Honey, I Shrunk the Kids " represented one of the most important successes in the history of the Disney factory as a live-action productions are concerned. A film directed by Joe Johnston (responsible for special effects in "Star Wars " and "Indiana Jones ") that debuted with this movie in leadership tasks. It is said that the script with which John was originally found was much darker than rebuild on the tape finally, a script included the death of children (five at first) on his way home.
The end result: a adventure film suitable for the entire family, even more focused at children, which involved a good bet for the special effects in those years (1989). The role of tape in this case rested on the actors, but on the big stage in the unfolding plot. Some scenes were well done, which ironically be the most everyday, hence the force of history and, ultimately, the entire film .
Rick Moranis (again representing the stupid intellectual role which seemed unwilling to come off) emerged as the star of the film actor, a film where I stood for well over another of his characters: that young ant who accompany the kids on their adventure the grass in the garden (How strange is this phrase!). It is to be made, as was achieved here, which sintiesemos both affection for one of these insects (to the extent of their loss of regret as we would) proved to be something the less worthy of admiration. Mystical
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