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While watching the first few minutes of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids on Netflix, I noticed that the movie was missing a scene that I remembered seeing when I was younger.

The scene was located at the very beginning of the film, and is one where Nick Szalinski is talking to someone, I think his sister in the kitchen, about how much memory their "database" had, and the number was really low, like 50 MB or something. But the scene was unintentionally funny because 50 MB, or whatever the quantity was, is a laughable size nowadays.

Was this scene removed from the movie? Is there an alternate release that contains it, like a Director's Cut or something? Or am I misremembering this?

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  • I've been Googling, but still can't find it. This scene is apparently right up there with the Octopus scene in the Goonies.
    – Krythic
    Commented Apr 9, 2017 at 20:32
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    Can someone at least confirm that they remember this scene? I know I'm not just imagining it because I had a friend bring it up a few years ago, too.
    – Krythic
    Commented Apr 10, 2017 at 6:37

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There is a scene in the sequel, "Honey, I Blew Up the Kids", where he talks about losing all the information from his database at 38GB. You can find the script, on springfieldspringfield.

Could this be it, and you're confusing the two?

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