Regardless
Micro Mini Kids is the story of Josh, a teenager who's a little bit short and completely obsessed with that fact. He's also an inventor, so, right about now you're probably guessing he accidentally sh…
Regardless
Micro Mini Kids is the story of Josh, a teenager who's a little bit short and completely obsessed with that fact. He's also an inventor, so, right about now you're probably guessing he accidentally shrinks himself further with an invention of his own. Wrong. He does invent a little submarine, but the accidental shrinking comes much later and not by his own hand. Josh spends most of the movie making the same nervous, perplexed face while trying to win over a girl who clearly likes him already. It all culminates in the longest party scene ever committed to film, as Josh navigates the goofy little submarine he invented through the bloodstream of the slightly taller kid who bullies him. If all this sounds like it doesn't quite add up, David DeCoteau apparently agreed with you. It's from 2001 but it's really a '90s movie, so there's hacking performed on an iMac with virtual reality goggles, a friend who looks like teenage Kramer, and so much more. Hop in a micro mini submarine and ride through the neural pathways of Mike, Kevin and Bill for the fantastic voyage that is Micro Mini Kids.
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Micro Mini Kids is the story of Josh, a teenager who's a little bit short and completely obsessed with that fact. He's also an inventor, so, right about now you're probably guessing he accidentally shrinks himself further with an invention of his own. Wrong.
He does invent a little submarine, but the accidental shrinking comes much later and not by his own hand. Josh spends most of the movie making the same nervous, perplexed face while trying to win over a girl who clearly likes him already. It all culminates in the longest party scene ever committed to film, as Josh navigates the goofy little submarine he invented through the bloodstream of the slightly taller kid who bullies him.
If all this sounds like it doesn't quite add up, David DeCoteau apparently agreed with you. It's from 2001 but it's really a '90s movie, so there's hacking performed on an iMac with virtual reality goggles, a friend who looks like teenage Kramer, and so much more. Hop in a micro mini submarine and ride through the neural pathways of Mike, Kevin and Bill for the fantastic voyage that is Micro Mini Kids..