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Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (Patreon)

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2026-07-31 21:00:09
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2026-09-19 05:53:43
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IVAN OOZE

Gabagool 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Saraka

Maybe The Fly will win next time lol Have a great weekend Leo!

Mitch Coob

No Other Choice 🫥 (2025) 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

E

Crank (action) Goon(sports) 🙏

Andrew S

Let's go, classic movie, I hope we can get Total Recall in the future

Edgar Gonzalez

Oh helll yeah, this makes so nostalgic. 🥹 I've seen all 3. Honey I shrunk the kids Honey I blew up the kid Honey I shrunk ourselves The first 2 were great...the third not so much, but still enjoyable

Zen-Aku

Been awhile since I seen this lol shit makes me feel old asf 🤣😂. You the best Leo fr 🐐.

EZ

Now THE FL Y next so you can see more practical effects but in a more disturbing light

EZ

He usually does 2nd and 3rd place eventually

Violet

Not a sci-fi movie, but a fun, classic family comedy! And really nostalgic for old people like myself! I saw this in theaters when it came out! I hooe Star Trek 2009 gets watched eventually because it's an INCREDIBLE sci-fi action movie with a fantastic plot, incredible effects, and a huge cast!

C

this is a random suggestion: The Family Man (2000) starring Nicholas Cage

Kevin Landon

Heck Yes! Love the follow through!

James

Good suggestion. It's kind of in that weird middle ground of comedy, drama, and fantasy. Don't know which poll you should recommend it on.

James

I think The Fly could be horror, too, if you try to slip it into that poll.

C

you’re right. it’s like an adult Back to the Future

CattFink!

OMG. I'm SO happy rn. Rick Moranis will always have a little giant place in my heart.

James Therian

Next poll can we have it actually be genre accurate? I don't dislike this movie by any measure but a Disney Movie is always going to beat out any actual Sci fi film based on the audience here. - RIP Anty

Channell

You got a booger in yo nose Leo

DarnedStingray8

Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves was the second film and it was okay, from what I remember. Honey, I Blew Up The Kid was the third and, from my memory, it was definitely a straight-to-VHS-quality film XD

DarnedStingray8

What a great family film! RIP Anty, he was a real one o7

Michael

Anty!!!!! Man that part messed me up as a kid but it was so cool watching this movie! That game Grounded definitely inspired by this and that was a lot of fun as well highly recommend that! Anyways this will be good to spark up later to anywho stay litty y’all!

Edgar Gonzalez

I though the same thing at first. Then I found out that "Honey I blew up the kid" came out in 1992 and " Honey We shrunk ourselves" came out in 1997.... Which would explain why the entire cast (except for Rick Moranis) is different in the third one. ✌️

Kevin Bernard

Good reaction. Now you have to do part 2 haha. You was a bit of a chick in the oatmeal cake scene though. "Watch your size! watch your calories! watch your sugar!!" 😆😆 Hey Leo, want me to order you a big salad for your birthday, so you can continue to watch your figure? 😂 Let me stop. I just had to mess with you, because I NEVER thought about that in my LIFE when I watched that movie. I was in their headspace like "YESSSS FOOD!!!" every time I seeb it. The girl wasn't even worried about all that stuff you said to watch out for 😆 Ok bruh I'm done messing with you. Please don't get your brother to jump me 🙏🏾 W upload ✌🏾

PsyMama

I have to admit. I've been with Leo since the pandemic and I really don't like the direction we're going in. He's learned so much about the world and cinema and character arcs and truly classic comedy and horror and sci-fi and now we're just scraping the bottom of the barrel with movies that are not even worth his time. I appreciate the time to post a poll and that he's listening to whoever is voting but this is a carefully curated list of 20 classic brilliant masterpieces that I don't think that he's done (except maybe The Shining but it's gone from Vimeo) and I highly recommend all of them for anyone that's over the age of 15:

James

or a reimagining of It's A Wonderful Life

PsyMama

1. Young Frankenstein (1974) — Director: Mel Brooks Leo would love this because it’s not only Mel Brooks’s masterpiece, but one of the funniest films ever made, with unforgettable performances and some of the most quoted scenes in comedy history. 2. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) — Director: Steven Spielberg This is Spielberg at his most magical—a movie about wonder, obsession, and humanity’s first contact with something truly extraordinary. 3. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982) — Director: Steven Spielberg One of the most heartfelt movies ever made, balancing humor, adventure, and emotion better than almost any family film before or since. 4. This Is Spinal Tap (1984) — Director: Rob Reiner This revolutionary mockumentary was so convincing that many people thought the band was real, and it changed comedy forever. 5. The Shining (1980) — Director: Stanley Kubrick Absolutely terrifying without relying on cheap jump scares, with haunting imagery that has influenced horror for more than forty years. 6. Rosemary’s Baby (1968) — Director: Roman Polanski A masterclass in psychological horror that builds unbearable tension and paranoia until one of cinema’s most unforgettable finales. 7. Chinatown (1974) — Director: Roman Polanski Often cited as one of the greatest screenplays ever written, with a mystery that only gets deeper and more devastating. 8. 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) — Director: Stanley Kubrick A complete mind trip that redefined science fiction and still feels decades ahead of its time. 9. Goodfellas (1990) — Director: Martin Scorsese Fast, funny, shocking, and endlessly rewatchable—many critics consider it the greatest gangster movie ever made. 10. Get Out (2017) — Director: Jordan Peele A groundbreaking horror film that reinvented the genre by blending genuine suspense with razor-sharp social commentary. 11. The Goonies (1985) — Director: Richard Donner The ultimate adventure movie that inspired generations of filmmakers and captured the magic of being a kid. 12. The Departed (2006) — Director: Martin Scorsese A twist-filled crime thriller with one of the strongest ensemble casts ever assembled. 13. The Last of Sheila (1973) — Director: Herbert Ross Please don’t spoil this one for Leo—it’s one of the smartest, most ingenious mystery films ever written. 14. Murder on the Orient Express (1974) — Director: Sidney Lumet The definitive Agatha Christie adaptation, featuring one of the greatest ensemble casts in movie history. 15. Palm Springs (2020) — Director: Max Barbakow A hilarious, inventive time-loop comedy that turns into something surprisingly emotional and profound. 16. The Miracle Worker (1962) — Director: Arthur Penn Home to two of the greatest acting performances ever captured on film, with scenes that are impossible to forget. 17. The Bad News Bears (1976) — Director: Michael Ritchie A fearless sports comedy that was decades ahead of its time and remains laugh-out-loud funny. 18. 12 Angry Men (1957) — Director: Sidney Lumet Proof that twelve men in one room can be more gripping than almost any action movie ever made. 19. Tootsie (1982) — Director: Sydney Pollack A comedy that is not only hilarious but remarkably smart, with Dustin Hoffman delivering one of his finest performances. 20. Memento (2000) — Director: Christopher Nolan A brilliantly constructed psychological thriller that completely changed the way audiences thought about cinematic storytelling

Pablo Escobar

I have an feeling Leo would use tht machine to grow tha shaboingboing

Ryan Buckley

Where are these polls? I haven’t seen them

Mister Lou

I always thought this was the 2nd and Honey, I Blew Up The Kid was the first.. i remember this trilogy but I remember the 3rd one the most. This was like a first time watch for me because I forgot the whole thing except for the characters faces. These effects hold up better than Ant-Man Quantumania fr

EZ

they really dont make movies like this anymore

Ryan Buckley

When I first saw this as a little kid the ant dying made me cry, I haven’t watched this since, im a sissy because it made me cry again. Maybe I’ve been around too much death

Kluneberg

honey we shrunk ourselves>the rest of the series

Chloe Arreola

Watch the little giants next time! Thats a feel good movie

Kluneberg

originally saw 2, 3, then 1 when i was a kid but always preferred 3

Kluneberg

i hope you react to the other ones in the poll in order based on most voted to least. all were good choices.

Cayley

❤️

Cayley

Lots of movies from the past that are rated as suitable for children to watch had truly scary moments!

Johnathan Martin

One of my favorite movies as a kid, and every kid who watched this cried about the ant. If they say otherwise they are lying.

C

oh yeah that’s definitely it

Daniel Ahr

Leo should definitely check out the sequel Honey, I Blew The Kid! I always slightly preferred that one growing up, the ending would always be playing on cable lol

Pharoess

This is one of my childhood favorites 😍 ❤️

Kyndu

"The Fly"

Kyndu

Great practical in this film. Also, "The Thing" has top notch effects.

Shane Normand

Chasing Amy is next in the series

SpicyRikers

Ive always thought that Jim Carrey and Matt Frewer (The Dad Neighbour) were Very similar lol, Maybe Jim watched him alot!

Terrance

This held up a lot more than I thought it would. I figured it won the poll only on nostalgia but I was wrong.

Kentrell

My first time seeing this to but this was fire and for this to come out in 1989 the effects was pretty good 💯

d3235

man I haven't seen this in a really long time. Used to watch it all the time. It's kind of wild to see how similar I was to Nick as a kid

Kyndu

"District 9"

D-Matrix

Wait this was a NEW one. I thought he watched it already. Ahh well lets go. Another vhs classic i watched a trillion times.

D-Matrix

I watched all 3. But the 3rd i could say was not memorable. I think i watched it on disney channel. But the 2nd I remember because I wasnt old enough to read but we begged and begged to go see Honey I blew up the Baby. Just off the trailers. All because my mom knew we watched the 1st one almost daily even at our cousin’s who had the same tape. My pops took all 5 of us kids in a van to go see the 2nd one.