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* BrickJoke: Right before the end credits, Nick gets what Russell meant when he said he learned CPR in French class.
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* TheJimmyHartVersion: The instrumental theme of the first movie includes an obvious pastiche of [[StandardSnippet "Powerhouse B"]].
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* TheJimmyHartVersion: SuspiciouslySimilarSong: The instrumental theme of the first movie includes an obvious pastiche of [[StandardSnippet "Powerhouse B"]].
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* GiantFood: To the shrunken kids, an Oatmeal Cream Pie is "as big as a house", and Cheerios could be used as life preservers.
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* GiantFood: To the shrunken kids, an Oatmeal Cream Pie is "as big as a house", and Cheerios could be used as life preservers.
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** In the second movie, Adam's pocket contents get blown up too. "Have a raisin!" ...that's about two feet across.
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* GiantFood
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* GiantFoodGiantFood: To the shrunken kids, an Oatmeal Cream Pie is "as big as a house", and Cheerios could be used as life preservers.
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* EfficientDisplacement: Adam in the second movie.
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* ImpactSilhouette: Adam in the second movie.
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* DemotedToExtra: Amy only briefly appears in ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid'', and is PutOnABus before the end of the first act.
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* PutOnABus: Amy in ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid''
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* DisneyDeath: Painfully averted with [[spoiler: Anty's death.]]
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* DisneyDeath: Painfully averted with [[spoiler: Anty's [[spoiler:Anty's death.]]
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-->'''Wayne:''' Wait a second... Nick doesn't play baseball. ''[looks up at his attic/lab broken window]''
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-->'''Wayne:''' Wait a second... Nick doesn't play baseball. ''[looks up at his attic/lab broken window]''attic/lab, which the window broke]''
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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: [[spoiler:Anty getting [[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice practically impaled]] through the torso by the the scorpion]].
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* FamilyUnfriendlyDeath: [[spoiler:Anty getting [[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice practically impaled]] through the torso by the the scorpion]].
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Stay at home inventor Wayne Szalinski invented a {{shrink ray}}. Which doesn't work. Due to a stray baseball it becomes fully functional and promptly shrinks his daughter, son and the neighbor's two sons. Wayne was absent, and is unaware of that his machine worked. After the idea of his machine is dismissed at a conference, Wayne breaks it in frustration, sweeps the broken glass up as well as the children, and then deposits them on the curb for trash collection. They cut their way out with a shard of glass, and begin an adventure across the unkempt lawn to get back home and unshrunk. They face many environmental hazards such as a bee, a scorpion, sprinkler system, automated lawn mower, and a {{cat|sAreMean}}, all of which are now infinitely more dangerous as the kids must learn to band together in order to survive... yes, we assure you this is a comedy.
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Stay at home inventor Wayne Szalinski invented a {{shrink ray}}. Which doesn't work. Due to a stray baseball it becomes fully functional and promptly shrinks his daughter, son and the neighbor's two sons. Wayne was absent, and is unaware of that his machine worked. After the idea of his machine is dismissed at a conference, Wayne breaks it in frustration, sweeps the broken glass up as well as the children, and then deposits them on the curb for trash collection. They cut their way out with a shard of glass, and begin an adventure across the unkempt lawn to get back home and unshrunk. They face many environmental hazards such as a bee, a scorpion, sprinkler system, automated lawn mower, and a {{cat|sAreMean}}, all of which are now infinitely more dangerous as the kids must learn to band together in order to survive... yes, we assure you this is a comedy.
comedy. Meanwhile, Szalinski realizes the error of his ways, that the machine works and had accidentally shrunk the kids, he tries desperately to fix the machine and find the kids in the grass in the yard.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Mostly in the first movie, Ron is often quite cynical. Amy has her moments, too.
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* TheDanza: Amy O'Neill plays Amy Szalinski.
* DeadpanSnarker:Mostly in In the first movie, Ron is often quite cynical. Amy has her moments, too. In the second movie, Nick fills this trope on occasion.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Mostly in the first movie, Ron is often quite cynical. Amy has her moments, too.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: When helping his father pack the camper van, Russ spots Amy dancing in her kitchen. He's mesmerised.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: When helping his father pack the camper van, Russ spots Amy dancing in her kitchen. kitchen as she tries to clean up. He's mesmerised.mesmerized.
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* VerbalTic: The male cop in the first film, all he says is "mm-hmm".
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* VerbalTic: Mae keeps shushing Russ Sr.
** The male cop in the first film, all he says is "mm-hmm".
** The male cop in the first film, all he says is "mm-hmm".
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* ShoutOut: In the sequel, when Wayne and Diane are looking for the boxed-up shrink ray in the warehouse, there is a very clear shot of him standing in front of a crate labeled [[IndianaJones "ARK OF THE COVENANT"]].
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* ShoutOut: In the sequel, when Wayne and Diane are looking for the boxed-up shrink ray in the warehouse, there is a very clear shot of him standing in front of a crate labeled [[IndianaJones [[Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk "ARK OF THE COVENANT"]].
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* MoralEventHorizon: Doctor Hendrickson ordered the use of a high-powered sniper rifle to tranquilize ''an innocent baby.'' Fifty-foot tall, yes, but he was STILL firing a '''high-powered rifle''' into ''an innocent baby.''
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* NoAntagonist
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* ObjectTrackingShot: A complex system at the beginning of ''Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves'' makes it easier for the Szalinskis to get their mail.
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* YankTheDogsChain:
-->''(mysterious sound appears)''
-->'''Ron:''' What's that?
-->'''Nick:''' [[HopeSpot Sounds like Mom]].
-->'''Amy''' ''(nervously while looking up)'': Or more like a swarm of...
-->'''Nick:''' [[OhCrap Bees]]!
-->''(mysterious sound appears)''
-->'''Ron:''' What's that?
-->'''Nick:''' [[HopeSpot Sounds like Mom]].
-->'''Amy''' ''(nervously while looking up)'': Or more like a swarm of...
-->'''Nick:''' [[OhCrap Bees]]!
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* CuteShotaroBoy: Nick in the first movie. In the second he's more of a {{Keet}}.
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* CigaretteOfAnxiety: The neighbor's dad is shown lighting up despite having quit several years before, demonstrating to the kids how worried he is about them.
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* FootsieUnderTheTable: [[spoiler: Russ and Amy at the end of the movie.]]
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* ArtifactTitle: In ''[[RecycledTheSeries Honey, I Shrunk The Kids: The TV Show]]'' the shrinking machine was rarely ever used, aside from a 3 storylines and a few cameo uses.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Adam and Mitch look at a magazine that Adam thinks would get him in trouble with his dad and that the parents can't see from their angle on the floor. [[spoiler: Wayne crawls up on the magazine after the boys leave and discovers its a regular issue of ''Sports Illustrated.'' Wayne seems nearly as upset as he would have been if it really had turned out to be a Playboy.]]
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Adam and Mitch look at a magazine that Adam thinks would get him in trouble with his dad and that the parents can't see from their angle on the floor. [[spoiler: Wayne crawls up on the magazine after the boys leave and discovers its a regular issue of ''Sports Illustrated.'' Wayne seems nearly as upset as he would have been if it really had turned out to be a Playboy.]]{{Playboy}}.]]
* DolledUpInstallment: ''Honey I Blew Up The Kid'' was originally a script called ''Big Baby''.
* DolledUpInstallment: ''Honey I Blew Up The Kid'' was originally a script called ''Big Baby''.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Doctor Hendrickson ordered the use of a high-powered sniper rifle to tranquilize ''an innocent baby.'' Fifty-foot tall, yes, but he was STILL firing a high-powered rifle into ''an innocent baby.''
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* MoralEventHorizon: Doctor Hendrickson ordered the use of a high-powered sniper rifle to tranquilize ''an innocent baby.'' Fifty-foot tall, yes, but he was STILL firing a high-powered rifle '''high-powered rifle''' into ''an innocent baby.''
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* MoralEventHorizon: Doctor Hendrickson ordered the use of a high-powered sniper rifle to tranquilize ''an innocent baby.'' Fifty-foot tall, yes, but he was STILL firing a high-powered rifle into ''an innocent baby.''
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* LeavingAudience: Happens to Wayne Szalinski.
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: Wayne, after realizing his kids have shrunk, when he looked at his broom...
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* BigShutUp: Amy shouts this at Ron, after Nick and Russ Jr. are carried off by the killer bee:
-->'''Ron:''' We're never gonna find Russ now! It's all your stupid dad's fault!
-->'''Amy:''' Shut up! My brother's up there, too!
-->'''Ron:''' We're never gonna find Russ now! It's all your stupid dad's fault!
-->'''Amy:''' Shut up! My brother's up there, too!
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-->'''Russ Sr.''' Eighty bucks, Mae! Non-refundable! Those kids are ''grounded''!
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-->'''Russ Sr.''' Eighty bucks, Mae! Non-refundable! ''Non''refundable! Those kids are ''grounded''!
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* BoundAndGagged: Nick's way of preventing the babysitter (that he has a crush on) from raising a ruckus about his enormous brother in ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid''.
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* DeathByNewberyMedal: [[spoiler: Anty.]]
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* HappyEnding: It's a Disney movie.
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* {{Jerkass}}: Ron, initially (he [[CharacterDevelopment isn't such a jerk]] by the end of the movie, though).
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* {{Jerkass}}: Ron, initially (he initially. He [[CharacterDevelopment isn't such a jerk]] by the end of the movie, though).though.
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* KidsWildernessEpicKidsWildernessEpic: The first movie spends a lot of time in the backyard, playing it up for all its hazards.
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* LampshadeHanging: The throwaway demonstration of Szalinski Labs' working prototype ''dog translator'' in the third film. Wayne says it "[[{{Understatement}} could be promising]]", poking fun at the series' habit of acknowledging world-changing inventions with pleasant surprise.
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* RuleOfFunny: Lots of this.
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* TransformationRay
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** And, of course, the opposite holds true, meaning that Diane could have ''picked Adam up'' in the second movie, whether she was blown up or not.
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* CuteGiant: Adam, after being turned gigantic in ''Honey, I Blew Up The Kid.''
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* [[{{ptitleoa48fdbm}} It's a Small World After All]]: (And we're not even going for IncrediblyLamePun here!) Russ Jr. and Nick get caught on a bumble bee and flown all over the yard, inexplicably being dropped off not far from Amy and Ron.
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* [[{{ptitleoa48fdbm}} It's a Small World After All]]: ItsASmallWorldAfterAll: (And we're not even going for IncrediblyLamePun here!) Russ Jr. and Nick get caught on a bumble bee and flown all over the yard, inexplicably being dropped off not far from Amy and Ron.
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* MiraculousMalfunction: A stray baseball landing on the shrinking machine is what actually makes it work. Though Wayne is able to figure out why the baseball made the machine functional, and replicate the results.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Adam and Mitch look at a ''Sports Illustrated'' magazine in ''Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves''.
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* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Adam and Mitch look at a magazine that Adam thinks would get him in trouble with his dad and that the parents can't see from their angle on the floor. [[spoiler: Wayne crawls up on the magazine after the boys leave and discovers its a regular issue of ''Sports Illustrated'' magazine in ''Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves''.Illustrated.'' Wayne seems nearly as upset as he would have been if it really had turned out to be a Playboy.]]