Honey I Blew Up the Kid

Trivia: When Wayne and Diane are looking for the machine in the lab's storage room, the box next to her has "Ark of the Covenant - Top Secret" written on it.

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Trivia: Even though Paul Alter's lawsuit was settled in his favor, claiming the film had similarities to his 1980 story treatment he submitted to Disney, the film actually gives "special recognition" to Kit Reed for "The Attack of the Giant Baby."

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Trivia: This movie was originally going to be entitled "Honey, I Blew Up the Baby." However, the studio changed the title for fears of negative feedback.

Trivia: When Wayne enters Adam's room at the beginning of the movie, look at the upper-left hand corner of the screen and you can see the Kit-Cat Clock from Honey, I Shrunk the Kids (1989).

Trivia: In 1992, Paul Alter filed a lawsuit against Disney claiming that this movie was ripped off from his screenplay, "Now, That's a Baby!" about an enormous toddler creating havoc after being exposed to an enlarging ray. The jury ruled in Alter's favour and Disney was forced to pay out $300,000 as a result.

Trivia: This is Kerri Russell's (Mandy) first credited role while also being Robert Oliveri's (Nick) last credited role.

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Revealing mistake: When Mandy falls inside the Porsche, her stunt double is noticeable because she is way older than her.

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Nick: Dad, were you ever popular in school?
Wayne: You bet. I was president of the astronomy club three years in a row. We were happenin' guys.

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Answer: She may have said goodbye to Adam but it just wasn't shown.

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