Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves



Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves is a 1997 direct-to-video sequel to Honey, I Shrunk The Kids and Honey, I Blew Up the Kid. This film marked the directorial debut of Dean Cundey.

Plot
Back in the living room, the boys have made the party go out of control, and things are getting broken. Gordon has climbed up the speaker of the stereo, ready to speak, while Wayne is inside rigging the system. Gordon pretends to be God, sending everyone out of the house. Jenny, Mitch, and Adam think there is a rigged camera in the house, but they see Gordon by the stereo and ask the kids to help them work the shrink machine.

Up in the attic, the kids have second thoughts about reviving the adults at the cost of total freedom. In the end, they decide to unshrink their parents again, and it turns into a happy reunion. Patty tells Jenny that she trusts her better after what she saw in the kitchen. Wayne tells Adam about the magazine and decides to let Adam like what he wants and allows him to go to baseball camp. Then he makes Gordon the president of Szalinski Labs so he can invent, and Diane lets Wayne keep the Tiki Man that caused the entire chain of events.

At the end of the movie, Adam is coming home from baseball camp. As the family car pulls into the driveway, we see the Tiki Man blown up to an enormous size from the back of the house.

Cast

 * Rick Moranis - Wayne Szalinski


 * Eve Gordon - Diane Szalinski, Wayne's wife


 * Robin Bartlett - Patty Szalinski, Gordon's wife


 * Allison Mack - Jenny Szalinski, Gordon & Patty's daughter


 * Jake Richardson - Mitch Szalinski, Gordon & Patty's son


 * Stuart Pankin - Gordon Szalinski, Wayne's brother


 * Bug Hall - Adam Szalinski, Wayne & Diane's son


 * Mila Kunis - Jill