"We were able achieve the bike shots using the same technology Wayne Szalinski develops in the classic, <em>Honey I Shrunk The Kids</em>," says Richard. "In the weeks prior to 'shrink-day' - a name our first test subject came up with (god rest him) - we would watch the film all day, every day - taking notes, listening to Wayne and most importantly learning from his mistakes." Richard also claims that the blissfully sunny shoot day was "far colder than it looks." Hm. Now he's telling porkies.

"We were able achieve the bike shots using the same technology Wayne Szalinski develops in the classic, Honey I Shrunk The Kids," says Richard. "In the weeks prior to 'shrink-day' - a name our first test subject came up with (god rest him) - we would watch the film all day, every day - taking notes, listening to Wayne and most importantly learning from his mistakes."

"We were able achieve the bike shots using the same technology Wayne Szalinski develops in the classic, <em>Honey I Shrunk The Kids</em>," says Richard. "In the weeks prior to 'shrink-day' - a name our first test subject came up with (god rest him) - we would watch the film all day, every day - taking notes, listening to Wayne and most importantly learning from his mistakes." Richard also claims that the blissfully sunny shoot day was "far colder than it looks." Hm. Now he's telling porkies.

Richard also claims that the blissfully sunny shoot day was "far colder than it looks." Hm. Now he's telling porkies.

"We were able achieve the bike shots using the same technology Wayne Szalinski develops in the classic, <em>Honey I Shrunk The Kids</em>," says Richard. "In the weeks prior to 'shrink-day' - a name our first test subject came up with (god rest him) - we would watch the film all day, every day - taking notes, listening to Wayne and most importantly learning from his mistakes." Richard also claims that the blissfully sunny shoot day was "far colder than it looks." Hm. Now he's telling porkies.