The Disturbing Parts Of Big Everyone Just Ignores

[@GrungeHQ]

Did you think any of this stuff was weird when you first saw Big?

[@CSDonohue11]

Grunge No. This is the worst movie coverage I’ve ever seen. This was completely stupid. Thanks for nothing.

[@babydriver8134]

I have it on dvd and never saw the dinner scene at billy's house.

[@Skitzblock]

You suck.

[@nocheating6521]

SWTG I thought about the whole job and apartment thing.

[@benchking85]

Grunge what’s weird are some of the extra scenes shown in the video. Those must be deleted scenes because they were never in the original film. I’m talking VHS days.

[@UkyoRellik]

what about when he grows up and his mom sees that her son and his kidnapper look identical

[@LizBaloney]

I NEVER THOUGHT OF THAT LMAO

[@rickc2102]

I thought of that so long ago.

[@karenryan6654]

I'm going to be up all night worrying about that

[@gastronomist]

She'd think that was pretty damn weird, but more likely, she won't notice because she only saw him in his Big form for about a minute.

[@bleachblondemermaid1964]

🤔 I'll be...

[@realFoxdi]

You forgot the fact the mom will recognize him as he gets older.

[@MrPyroguru]

His mom will recognize him when he's older.

[@menmaniggahsneverbeennice2572]

She won't. Things don't work like that unless she took a picture of him grown up. Since she saw him once and in that quick heated scene. Him growing up will be different cuz now his mom is gonna grow even more too along with him so she won't ever notice because shed seen him his whole life she won't know.

[@louisskulnik7390]

It will slowly drive her insane.

[@surejan3626]

You should’ve noted that the dinner scene with Billy’s family wasn’t shown in the original movie, so most people never saw it. It was only added in a 2007 DVD/Blu Ray extended version of the film.

[@serenechaosuk4682]

thanks for clearing that up love. I was confused; thought I was watching the wrong film !

[@johnnasuta6549]

Just found out my buddy was a kid star and was in this

[@zenwhitenoise7920]

I never saw extended version, I noticed 3 scenes in this YT video that I never saw before (Billys Family at dinner, Josh's mom talking to cops & Josh kneeling down with phone talking to (his mom?) in his first apartment he visited. Are there more scenes in the extended version?

[@morimo11]

Those scenes with Billy’s family are not in any cut I’ve ever seen

[@surejan3626]

It was added in a 2007 extended release.

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

@@surejan3626 That makes sense

[@efilnikufesin2069]

Yeah that's Grudge's "extensive" research for ya!!😅

[@natalie8212]

Came to the comments to say this. I figured they just cut it from tv replays to save some time...

[@davonnasteele2943]

I'm there with ya. There a few scenes I have NEVER seen b4. I love Tom Hanks n BIG is one of so many favorites. So now I'm going to have too find a copy with extended scenes in it

[@-4subscriberswithahammerad521]

The most disturbing part was when it ended

[@corrieseverin7766]

Agree

[@johnalanelson]

@Jay Bee he said when it ended not how it ended.

[@damedan9389]

The wish wasn't about Josh wanting to be older, it was about him wanting to be taller.

[@patrickthomas8890]

No. He wanted to be older. The girl he likes is dating a boy drives

[@NicoleTongue]

He wished to be BIG. Growing up in the 80's when you wished you were BIG it could have meant taller or older. I am guessing he wished to be BOTH for the sake of being taller to go on the ride or old enough to drive. Quite SMART for the movie creators to title it BIG.

[@damedan9389]

@@NicoleTongue No, the wish was to be taller. Try watching and understand what the movie is telling before rendering an opinion. Opinions are only valid when based on and directly related to facts.

[@NicoleTongue]

@@damedan9389 since your opinion is completely biased and based on your personal interpretation - I think I will stick with my understanding. Being a part of that generation and understanding his desire to be TALL enough to ride the rollercoaster and OLD enough to drive a car - he wanted to be BIG. Deal with it.

[@damedan9389]

@@NicoleTongue idiots who don't know the difference between opinion and fact can keep their mouths shut = YOU. Idiot, the movie proves me correct.

[@aj.5841]

If anything, the weird part about this movie is the relationship with Susan because of what the audience knows, but once she finds out the truth she kisses him on the forehead before saying goodbye. At least the movie acknowledged that. You know what would be a cool idea, if Susan made a wish too using the machine as a teenager and wished for the same thing. That could have been a twist at the end.

[@DapaChrons]

apparently that was an actual alternate ending, I can't find it anywhere though (yet)

[@salarzx62090]

@@DapaChrons according to IMDb, it isn't. It is just an urban legend

[@user-ne3iq3uw3v]

1st reaction seeing it as an adult: *cough pedophile *clears throat 🤣

[@mr.lunatic3157]

​@@salarzx62090 no... its the ending of 13 going 30

[@979williams9]

How would a little girl with a woman's mentality live a seemingly normal life? Sequel?

[@logpile1318]

I just wasted ten minutes of my life watching this

[@dicek8]

It’s absolute garbage!

[@carlosr8680]

Me too... XD

[@Matticus289]

Next Grunge video: An in depth analysis of the logical fallacies in Sesame Street

[@Merylstreep1949]

Lol

[@SaintVodou]

Dang-I was really hoping the next one would be the deconstruction of urban-myth tropes in MR. ROGERS’ NEIGHBORHOOD

[@Kipas_Maspoin]

The aftermath? Josh marries Susan in 2001, Josh's 23 & Susan is 41, josh loves some cougar 😂😂😂

[@Stephen_Eee]

Alternatively she goes to the machine and becomes young..

[@EZ-IZZY1995]

I mean realistically he'd have to wait like 5 years lol

[@lynntaylor9681]

The math is a little off there. I was 8 for most of 1988 when the movie came out until October when I turned nine. Josh is supposed to be 13 back then so he would have been born in 1975. In 2001, Josh would be 26. Now a 26 year old is still too young for a 41 year old but it isn't as bad. Edit: Come to think of it he had his birthday in the film so he would have turned 14 that year. So that makes him born in 1974. So I was off a year and he would be 27 in 2001.

[@axelshmontes14]

Hell ysa😂

[@KogaTora25]

In my honest opinion digging too deep to find darkness in something that's was intended to be wholesome is little more unsettling

[@Pats308]

Fr, I guess who you are is how you think. Saw this when I was young and thought it was awesome, saw it again as an adult and still think it’s a great movie.

[@patrickthomas8890]

10000%. These types of videos are obnoxious

[@AlMarshall16641]

Absolutely

[@g0ezle0nard96]

Elizabeth Perkins was so smoking hot in this movie I always wished I coulda been BIG too 😂

[@shitfoo]

indeed she was a babe in this film.

[@paulmccarthy1527]

@@shitfoo she smoked like a chimney in the movie.

[@heidsbfic173]

I made my 16 year old son watch this with me. Mostly he thought it was dumb, and he was disturbed by the “pedophile” woman hugging him after she believed he was a child. This never occurred to me and absolutely would never occur to me in 1988. His biggest laugh was at something that wasn’t even supposed to be funny. He thought the gunshot sound and scream out the hotel window were hilarious. 2nd biggest laugh- other time you hear a scream out the hotel window.

[@patrickthomas8890]

How is hugging a child pedophilia?

[@NicoleTongue]

I think your son has issues. A hug make a person a pedophile and hearing gunshots and screams are hilarious?

[@lloyd_r]

Your son and his generation are utter morons

[@PharaoahMonk]

​@@patrickthomas8890kids these days

[@AlMarshall16641]

Such a shame our kids are indoctrinated with notions that are clearly pushed upon then by the ultra far left liberal bullshit that is actually destroying society.

[@Boundforever90]

These guys will delete your comment if they don't like what you say. I left a comment earlier simply expressing my opinion and they have deleted it. It was not vulgar in any way. BIG is a great movie and the guys making this video are taking these movie scenes way out of context.

[@Xhyron]

The only part of Big that truly bothered me was before Josh jumped on the piano with his boss, he tossed his bag of stuff he bought at FAO Schwartz off to the side… After they complete their duo, they both walk off in the other direction without the bag!

[@Amethyst_Friend]

That's a continuity error. It shouldn't actually *disturb* anyone.

[@Pats308]

@@Amethyst_Friend bro that disturb me too. I mean as a kid I was broke af so seeing that I was like..mf er

[@x1warrior1x85]

lmao facts

[@DeeDee-ot2ly]

@@x1warrior1x85 seriously! the only really disturbing part about the whole movie! C'mon, guys, it was 1988. It's a movie. The movie was a great Tom Hanks vehicle. And full of great, funny, lol moments.

[@WhyAmIHereRK]

Is it just me, or does anyone else not remember the scene with Billy's family. I have the movie on tape (yeah, lol, old school), and have watched it numerous times. Is it that damn glitch in the Matrix??? I just don't remember it at all.

[@Funnivids100]

Yeah I think it's part of a directors cut or something because ive never seen it

[@cannong1728]

because it wasn't in the movie. I saw the movie at the theater when it came out in the summer of 1988 and this scene was not in it neither is it in the DVD version. It may have been a cut scene...so why even bring it up in this video? I call BS on the whole video...

[@billkeithchannel]

@@cannong1728 It was added when Dolly's braces came off. (Dolly from the Bond film "Moonraker") [yes that was a snarky Mandela reference]

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

Good news or bad news. Its your call. You not the only one. Right when I saw that I starting scrolling the comments hoping someone else would remember the scene. Big is one of my favorite movies of all time. Ive seen it countless times and I knew I never saw those scenes.

[@andersontomas55]

Speaking of Mandela Effect, does anyone remember a different actress playing Susan? I always thought it was Margaret Colin (that woman from ID4) but apparently it is Elizabeth Perkins going by imdb. But then again they look like each other so this is probably whats happening here.

[@JarodMoonchild1975]

I had only seen "Big" once before, when I was much younger, so I didn't remember/know how the whole scene with "Susan" played out, so when I revisited it now as an adult, I was really surprised that they actually slept together, putting quite a shocking twist on the movie, and I don't think it would fly today. And if the gender roles had been reversed in that "relationship", the movie might have gotten an 18 or older age limit, or maybe not even been made. Just goes to show, how different things were back then, compared to now, 30 years later. Damn, it's almost hard to believe, it's been 30 years since "Big" came out. Makes you feel old, cos I was just a kid when I saw it the first time. I was 13 in 1988, but most likely, I saw it a couple of years later than that, probably in the early 90's. Cos I know I didn't see it when it came out. And ironically, I watched Ninja movies and horror, as well as action movies, before I was even 10 years old, at home on VHS. But I couldn't go see "E.T.", at the cinema, cos I was too young, lol. 😂😂😂

[@alinesodre334]

Actually there’s a similar movie with Jennifer Garner ( 13 going 30) where she sleeps with a man too

[@troywright359]

Imagine Susan got pregnant. Who's the father? 13 year old Josh?

[@youisastar3246]

Yes. Although I'm glad they didn't make the plot politically correct by having Josh reject Susan when he wouldn't have, it's still horrific to imagine a 13 year old boy having sex with an adult woman.

[@freakyfornash]

@@youisastar3246 You ever heard of the Mary Kay Letourneau story? 😉 XD

[@declanwormald8502]

That what i thought when I first watched it. Like they was no protection so like she could very possibly have gotten pregnant

[@Ms.BusyIzzy]

The part that makes me die laughing is how after God knows how long he's been gone, and his family believes he was kidnapped and being held somewhere, he just shows up out of the blue in a baggy ass business suit... Just imagine the parent's perspective of him coming home... HILARIOUS... jeez Hollywood. 🤣

[@ChadHargis]

I always wanted to know what happened after he got back home. When the movie ends I'm like, "Come on!! What happened!?!"

[@matthewwynne939]

One of those movies I watched several times as a kid, and yeah, though there were some funny moments I always found the movie to be a kind of dark.

[@SLB94]

You may have looked a bit too deep into this one.

[@crystaleze7876]

Its funny, i read your comment as i reached the three minute mark and stopped

[@wedge233]

imagine being cell mates with this guy?

[@karlvonboldt]

Oh please! That was common among the Irish American household at dinner Time! 😂😂😂😂

[@ianlinn596]

*looks down pants "Big!"

[@AS-uy9gn]

Many of the "disturbing" parts are the applying of current social morals to a movie that was made thirty years ago. This reviewer would also spend hours picking apart the old bible movies and point out how horrible the story was.

[@lauraleonon7937]

Your summary takes the fun out of just watching a movie & enjoying it....think about over thinking things

[@moonlily1]

well, then why did you watch if you didn't want to think about it?

[@LizBaloney]

@NotYour TypicalGenius No you just didn't read the title of the video "The Disturbing Parts Of Big Everyone Just Ignores"

[@LizBaloney]

Well over thinking and nitpicking is one of the best parts of watching a movie. You can sometimes find things that make the movie even more enjoyable or things that give the movie that much more depth.

[@LizBaloney]

​@NotYour TypicalGenius I will quote "had no idea it was gonna be a total shitfest" if you understood the title you would have known it was discussing something that is controversial because it says "The Disturbing Parts Of Big Everyone Just IGNORES"

[@lizzy4827]

Then don't watch it (?

[@wizardmix]

You know why I ignored it, I WASN'T DISURBED and I was 8 when I saw it in the theater. Know why I wasn't disturbed? Because ITS A MOVIE and I'm not offended by every little thing that indicates the slightest hint of not being distilled in perfect behavior and perfect accordance with what might happen in the real world. IT WAS A LIGHT-HEARTED MOVIE.

[@Robster-1970]

**news flash** It's entertainment. Make believe. None of the events in BIG actually occurred. Willing suspension of disbelief.

[@Landrar]

This may be the most over thought video ever. 😂

[@patrickthomas8890]

Yes! Millennials LOVE to overthink movies while entirely missing the point. Maybe it makes them feel like they’re smart

[@EntityTaken]

Are we all just gonna forget about when Josh and Billy go to get a room at the hotel, the guy at the front doesn't even question that the guy and the kid are going to a room, and manager guy says "$10 deposit for the sheets". The Billy leaves assuming he would have been seen by the manager and no-one says anything. Suspish.

[@katynewt]

Well, even if he got stabbed by his mum and his body didn't change back to his original form, they would've DNA tested him and then shit would've got real... 😥

[@lumpydark6173]

It was the 80's! They had barely started DNA testing back then.

[@josephortega6080]

@@lumpydark6173 it’s a movie and nobody would care

[@uggman9]

its one of my favorite movies of all time and nothing you say about it will change my mind, some of this stuff i figured them out as i grew old anyway.

[@dBREZ]

When Penny Marshall start making this movie Josh was to stay Big and still act like a kid in a kids world. She quickly abandoned this idea and created the great movie we love today.

[@starkiller007]

Got anymore info on this?

[@alanwattman9775]

One of the greatest films from my childhood, this makes it sound like it's a bad movie. It's still a brilliant movie.

[@clearlyitsnick8863]

The movie version he is talking about is the EXTENDED version. Honestly a lot better than the shortened one.

[@tiffanyl.5798]

Idc this movie was one of my favorites when I was a kid.

[@LizBaloney]

And it's still one of mine! This video isn't here to change your opinion about it.

[@gastronomist]

himy - Apparently you were a sick little bastard for liking this movie.

[@g0ezle0nard96]

This movie was BIG in so many ways.

[@GalaxyIsADork]

I don't even remember that part about Billy and his family in the movie Big

[@carrieksnider]

It’s a deleted scene. It was added in 2007.

[@Nevets9719]

I don't remember that scene with Billy's family.

[@LizBaloney]

it's from the 2007 extended release

[@DukeFavre]

@@LizBaloney thanks.

[@Shadow-bq6rf]

It’s a movie, you know make believe.. Lol

[@LizBaloney]

some people just like nitpicking and overanalyzing it even if the movie is fiction. In my opinion, it's what makes the movie fun to watch.

[@Shadow-bq6rf]

liz baglione Agree..

[@beethovensfidelio]

Shadow Gray I bet you wouldn’t say that if the genders were reversed in “Big”.

[@carmenishere]

1:53 “oh you want to start punching shit?! I’ll fix you!”😂

[@toxicrealitymedia]

The disturbing part of today's young KZbinrs thinking all the comedy in this movie should somehow bother or offend us. I'm scared of the future.

[@Fire-Wolf-The-Wolgan]

I wouldn't be surprised if "Big" gets a horror treatment like so many comedy films lately.

[@YChromosome99]

The mom didn't question why her son was brought back in a oversized suit? 😂

[@maureendawe7136]

Or who his kidnapper was lil what about fbi haha whys he wearing a man's suit where has he been...million Qs it's only a film but u do have awful habit if picking things apart..luke in UK soap dramas why do families of like 4 or 5 theyrenonly seem buying 1 pint milk or no one has a washer they all laundrette or there's no supermarket just local shop etc etc lol

[@JenniferDavis-oe4wo]

I worked as an account executive for three different radio stations in the mid 80’s. The sexual harassment and male centered work environment was much more subtle, but rampant. I thought it was “normal”.

[@JennRighter]

Apparently, the people in the comments still think it's normal and acceptable, so that's not surprising.

[@MrVanDep]

It's a fun fantasy movie. Don't overthink it, just enjoy the ride

[@MrWildbill]

I have to say for this style review this was pretty lame over all but to keep this short I just hit the real miss of your review, there was of course no sex with a minor, Hanks is an adult and so is she. The real relevance of that was to show his transition from a child to an adult, remember when she first slept over, sex never even crossed his mind, he was still clearly a 12 year old, as time went on he started to transition to his new life and part of that was the fact that he was an adult. While he still had his 12 year old mentality he not only had zero interest in sex, but the thought never crossed his mind. Perhaps you folks at Grunge need to get your minds out of the gutter, it was just a fun fantasy movie.

[@UnchainedAmerica]

In the 80s, wiretapping was rare so it wasn't readily available equipment in most FBI offices. Pinging locations was a crapshoot in the 80s so it wasn't very effective. Scotty would certainly be fired even back then...

[@insidiousinsanity7280]

Big. A mix of emotions. When this movie was released I and my generation was the age of young Josh. Now we're all older than adult Josh. I don't know how to feel about that.

[@michaelbusciacco9965]

I like to think about when he calls his mom from his job the FBI aren’t tapping the phones because he’s declared missing, not kidnapped, possibly presumed kidnapped by his mom’s statement the police had no motives or proof of a kidnapping so although it’s not ruled out all the police can go off of is that he’s missing

[@pauldrummond755]

Maybe the reason theres no FBI agents surrounding the building is because it's a comedy... you know that movie about a kid who all of a sudden becomes an adult

[@sabastiantyler2391]

Idk why, but Zultar always freaked me out like some sort of machine from hell those glowing red eyes look like demon eyes and I'm not really sure because it's been a while since I seen the movie, but I think both times when the machine started moving it was later revealed that it was unplugged the whole time.

[@DoubleMonoLR]

I think it was intended to be a bit creepy, I guess it helped people inherently feel that he shouldn't be skipping forward to an older age.

[@suspiciousindividual7657]

Yayyyy. We've now P.C.'D one of my favorite 80's movies. Cool.

[@billkeithchannel]

Next: Dark Themes Hidden In "The Muppet Movie".

[@Astyanaz]

This is one movie that deserved a sequel.

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

Adults usually say to the kids "You're too young to understand". When these kids grew old, the adults say "your already too old to not understand". Just want to point out that Grunge is too whiney on the movie. It's a fantasy-drama movie, for crying out loud!

[@BW022]

Holy cow. Who says you can't have 'disturbing' parts in a movie? Thinking your son has been kidnapped is of course disturbing, but it is in the context of a fantastic comedy. Even children know this isn't real. Nor are these things that 'disturbing'. A kid in an adult body having a fight? Gee... sorry most 13 year-old boys have had a fight at school. How is getting a job 'disturbing'? It's unrealistic, but hardly disturbing. Likewise, if you think an office coworker talking about a women to a child is 'disturbing'... you've clearly never heard 13 year-old boys talking. I don't find any of this disturbing. Most is trying to apply real world logic to a comedy in which a vending machine makes ages someone 20 years. The mother's despair is realistic, but that only helps give motivations to the main character to want to come home and for the audience to want him to do so. I think it would have been more disturbing if he just immediately forgot about his family and got on with his new life.

[@quelorepario]

In the 80s there weren't any tracing phones, and no logs. If a trace were requested, it required live tracing it by following the circuits manually. That's why there was this overused cliche of having whatever seconds to talk before you get your phone traced in spy movies in the 80s and 90s, well that was based in reality. Nowadays it is everything different, especially after 9/11. You don't need to be listening in real time to trace a call, everything is logged and a simple subpoena can give you historical logs and locations of any call.

[@egrffin8534]

Seriously dude, if i wasn't screwed up watching this when i WAS a kid i am seriously screwed up Now. Thanks for EVERYTHING.!!!

[@not_entirely_sane1144]

Okay I think the most disturbing part is that the girl didn’t care that she banged a 13 year old boy

[@declanwormald8502]

And could now be pregnant

[@katherinewilson62]

One of my favorite movies

[@billkeithchannel]

WILSON!

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

Mine too

[@LizBaloney]

same

[@MsHojat]

Holy crap "adult" Tom Hanks looks like a kid. I do not remember this adult character being so young looking.

[@LizBaloney]

I KNOW RIGHT

[@Leah-k1k]

I hate when people go in so deep. Like, its a movie, its not real!

[@Guiltless765]

It's a movie,not a documentary!!

[@ishtarbabylon4869]

Thank you!!!

[@1withtheflow102]

This is the extra cynical perspective of it for entertainment. Interesting but it was a FUN movie with little intent on being taken too seriously.

[@zannis5441]

I just watched it and I had the same cynical perspective, and know this is suppose to be a fun movie but ……

[@RC-SATX]

Overanalyzing such trivial points about a fictional/ fantasy-like film like this is why millenials fear most things...

[@LizBaloney]

dude overanalyzing movies are some peoples cup of tea

[@jennjeffs4893]

There is nothing wrong with this movie.. Its a MOVIE, movies are supposed to take your mind somewhere else... They don't have to be completely LITERAL. Its a MOVIE NOT REAL LIFE....

[@LizBaloney]

if that were true then why are a majority of movies *le gasp* based on real life!

[@NicoleTongue]

What is weird is that everyone is here to psychoanalyze what was one of the funniest and FUN films to see in 1988.

[@LincolnRon]

7:52 Actually for the 70s & 80s that would be pretty much the norm for most guys at work.

[@beethovensfidelio]

Ronald Just because it was the “norm” doesn’t make it ok.

[@joe3009]

​@@beethovensfidelio OK snowflake

[@vickiegottfreund5505]

This film is brilliant. The trouble with some people today is they over think films and try to create dark sides, alternate meanings and conspiracy theories it seems to happen with most 80's films for example Back to the Future. Just watch the film ffs and enjoy it for what it is. Maybe get out more and find a different hobby to distract you from this thinking 🙄

[@runningwithscissors7715]

so what happens when he grows up to look exactly like his kidnapper?...

[@ghostface_tardis]

The Disney plus didn’t have the parents calling police scene or even when his friend family don’t even realise he’s there.

[@JustinEvitable80]

I always wonder how much money Billy gave Josh when he ran away. I always thought a few hundred but Josh needed quite a lot to stay many nights at that hotel especially if he spent most of his first paycheck on junk.

[@sonycans]

I don't think I'll subscribe. I will never get my 7 minutes back. The movie was light hearted and a work of fiction. It seems such a pity that people today has to judge past history with today's glasses. What next??? Nitpick "Back to the Future 2" for not being correct when jumping towards 2015?

[@Ibhenriksen]

I just see this as a teen/pre-teen kids movie..The audience demographics was in that range and the fact it's a fantasy, you really don't need to hunt for plot holes. Remember Nickelodeon's Goosebumps? Millions of plot holes but who cares right?

[@maddogtroy28]

This can be summed up Easy . Its called Fantasy . You said it your self in the world of big . In Big They don't need to follow our Rules . Rules that make our our lives so difficult sometimes . In the world of big you can make a wish on a vending machine and have it come true . Enough said .

[@jimsmith1856]

Sometimes a film is just a film.

[@htmagic]

I never looked at this movie other than a comedy. The real aspect is much more creepy! Thanks! Every time I look at my Zoltar machine, I'll remember this!

[@RReneeS]

As far as the fight between Paul and Josh, it's not like Paul knows Josh is a thirteen year old in an adult's body. And I don't view the confrontation as all that violent. They literally chase each other around, and on the ground they roll and tussle. Yes, Josh does apparently get hit, causing a bloody nose, however it's no more violent then the kind of scrap he might get into with some toughs in school.

[@velardejakob1852]

I really can't see how these were disturbing.

[@troyhelton7867]

IT'S A 80'S COMEDY! 😳 And they say that I overthink movies! 🤔 Gheez! That's like comparing "The Goonies" 😱 to . "The Shining"" 😱

[@mrmartyg8282]

Liked your video, nice theory. Though I think the film is more, " be careful what you wish for" the movie trys all the aspects of being 'Big.' although Joshs' life of. A. Big person wasn't certainly better than his friends parents life, hence the horrible contrast between,. Big joshs life and his friends family. Those that are now big wish they were young again...

[@sammylane21]

Sounds like there could have been material for a odd sequel, huh??

[@sblacksmith7600]

10:19 -> Then I wonder if they used protection? did she get pregnant? did he go home with an STI? ... Then I try to calm down -> then I start thinking of the age difference between his potential son or daughter... 13 years...? Whoa.. I better go to bed LOL

[@Hurricanelive]

You have to believe that Zoltar in fact manipulated all the constants within the time Josh was BIG, so everything would have fell into place regardless of the variables Josh would have taken. I think it was the biggest missed opportunity for Susan. I believe there was a film where the girl did choose to stay young. Susan is clearly disenchanted with her life, job, and things she has done, she is also in real love with a guy who clearly has it within him to accomplish anything. She not only would regain a quarter of a lifetime of youth, she also would be leaps and bounds ahead of everyone mentally scholastically and would sail through high school and college of her choice on a free ticket gaining whatever 6 figure job she desired and she most likely has a sizable bankroll or ability to create one to kickstart that comfortably for her and Josh. Billy would no doubt get a ride on that gravy train to the far off future, perhaps starting up a rival toy company or building computers with Josh in their garage with Susan acting as sales rep and cpa. No downside for Susan to throw away the chance of a lifetime with regards to her outlook and feelings. Plus the big bad is gunna pin the murder on a missing adult Josh on her, only a matter of time.

[@broadstreet21]

The movie about the girl who chose to stay young, that was 14 Going On 30, about a child who was chasing his teacher, turned himself into an adult with a scientific gadget.

[@wendybutt896]

Agreed!

[@Shaktar]

Why people get upset when content creators try to give another perspective other than the one the movie presentes? They know its just a movie, they are just trying to discuss how dark the situations would be if it werent

[@sexysadie2901]

Why? That's useless, it's fiction, most of us can tell fiction from reality.

[@madelinealicea2044]

Love this movie. There's nothing that creeps me out about it. It's a movie. It's fictional. Looking so deep into fictional stuff is ridiculous. Unless you want to stop people from going to the theater and just watch documentaries.

[@mareanya]

5:47 Unidentifiable corpse? Fingerprints do not exist? LOL

[@gastronomist]

A lot of these points aren't disturbing; they're just unrealistic. And, all of these things are either things that people don't ignore OR they do ignore because they aren't important.

[@peter-radiantpipes2800]

Grunge wants to destroy all fiction. HISTORICAL MOVIES ONLY!!!! Down with imagination!

[@LizBaloney]

@@Defensive_Wounds Yep if they didn't then most people wouldn't watch them

[@landisoliver4441]

There are so many things odd about Big as well as back to the future when you think about it. Older Josh will be missing until he grows up. Also he became successful before Finishing school. What if he tries to reclaim his success again when he's older but fails. Also the book The Chronicles of Narnia has a similar Problem they become regular children again after being Heroes.

[@annareitler9395]

Are you including deleted scenes? Because I’m pretty sure that’s cheating.

[@cinereali1972]

These kinds of videos would make sense if they were about a documentary or a film "based from true events". Big, on the other hand, is a film is based off a kid making a wish and instantly becoming an adult. No need to strap on your super sleuth hat to figure out that there may be some questionable anticks involved. News flash- IT'S A FICTIONAL MOVIE!!!!

[@adamwatson2914]

Yeah that’s why I’m glad the scene of Billy’s home life was cut!

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Billy's family were uncaring neglectful losers.

[@danielwilliamson6180]

Joshua "Josh" Baskin = The main protagonist of the 1988 film Big whom was played by David Moscow and Tom Hanks. Josh Baskin is an idiotic 12-year-old boy whom stumbled upon a mysterious fortune teller machine called Zoltar which he made a wish to be big which he woke up in the body of a 30-year-old adult male whom his mother mistook him for a child molester whom abducted her son which he fled to a nearby city and with help from his best friend Billy he set out to track down Zoltar only to gain employment at McMillan's Toys which he quickly became an executive and developed romantic relationship with college Susan Lawrence whom later learns the truth and that Josh was telling the truth when he finds Zoltar and makes a wish to be 12 again and witnesses him change back to his 12-year-old self.

[@businessbuilder92]

5:13 i love that song

[@copndonuts]

THANK YOU Debbie Downer

[@PharaoahMonk]

You people have a disturbed mind and see things in a disturbed way. You have way too much time on your hands and you re destroying the magic of a movie.

[@Luvseff1]

Did you ever think that, idk, its a movie..

[@harveyg73]

Let me tell you why the next scene isn't a bunch of armed cops and FBI agents storming into the MacMillian Toy Company looking for a kidnapper it's because it's a fucking kids movie.