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It's so good to have Rick Moranis back.

That doesn’t sound ludicrous to me.

Are we on the cusp of a Moranissance?

Somehow, Dark Helmet returned.

Rick Moranis had to be a "real" dad for his Honey, I Shrunk the Kids co-star when she tried to drink while underage.

While it's unlikely that Rick Moranis will return for a live-action Ghostbusters sequel, there is a way the new films can honor his character.

I mean, who ya gonna call when Rick Moranis can't answer?

Could we see the return of Rick Moranis' Louis Tully in Ghostbusters: Afterlife?

After Rick Moranis got sucker punched on the streets of New York City, the NYPD finally found their suspect.

They're on the lookout.

Chris Evans is not standing for any attack on Rick Moranis.

Protect Rick Moranis at all costs.

Ouch.

It can't get much better than this.

Had you noticed this?

After a 23-year absence from film and television, Rick Moranis is returning for the new Disney+ series Shrunk.

On the latest episode of The Sneider Cut, your esteemed host Jeff Sneider recaps the Oscars, including Parasite's historic Best Picture win, and takes us inside his scoop about Mark Ruffalo being eyed to star in the HBO series based on the movie. Jeff also talks about Birds of Prey box office and WB's decision to retitle the DC movie, the new writers on Doctor Strange 2, Thor 4 and Aladdin 2, and the returns of both Rick Moranis and Emilio Estevez to their respective Disney franchises Honey I Shrunk the Kid and The Mighty Ducks. In honor …

Maybe he was just really tiny the whole time?

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids star Rick Moranis is ending his long retirement to appear in Disney's upcoming sequel.