🎬 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 2 (2025)
👉 Rick Moranis, Matt Frewer, Marcia Strassman
What if the biggest adventure of your life was waiting just outside your back door? Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 2 brings back the wonder, chaos, and heart of the beloved 1989 classic, proving once again that even the tiniest heroes can face the biggest challenges.
Rick Moranis returns as Wayne Szalinski, the eccentric but well-meaning inventor whose brilliant gadgets never quite behave the way he expects. This time, his latest experiment goes spectacularly wrong, once again shrinking his children — and a few unlucky friends — down to insect size. What starts as an ordinary day in suburbia turns into a survival odyssey, as the kids find themselves navigating a backyard transformed into a jungle of towering grass, monstrous insects, and everyday objects turned into colossal threats.
Matt Frewer is back as the bumbling neighbor Big Russ, who must team up with Wayne in a desperate and often hilarious search-and-rescue mission. Meanwhile, Marcia Strassman’s Diane Szalinski provides the heart of the family, balancing Wayne’s wild ideas with determination and care as the race against time grows more dangerous.
From rain showers that hit like tidal waves to ant allies and bee battles, the adventure is bigger, bolder, and funnier than ever. Using cutting-edge visual effects blended with the spirit of the original, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 2 captures both the wonder and terror of seeing the world through a microscopic lens. Every step the kids take is filled with danger, discovery, and the reminder that courage often comes in small packages.
Packed with humor, heart, and breathtaking spectacle, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 2 (2025) is more than just a sequel — it’s a celebration of imagination, family, and childhood wonder. With a perfect mix of nostalgia for longtime fans and fresh thrills for a new generation, the film invites audiences to once again look at their own backyards and realize: adventure is everywhere, if you’re small enough to see it.
