Living Large

When a wealthy but ruthless businessman is shrunk to the size of a toy by a disgruntled inventor, he must navigate the world from a miniature perspective. Forced to rely on his former maid and her family for survival, he begins to learn the true meaning of life and family. As he tries to find a way to return to his normal size, he reevaluates his priorities and learns to appreciate the simpler things.

Living Large received a generally negative reception from critics, who often cited its predictable plot and lack of originality. However, some viewers found it to be a lighthearted family comedy with a heartwarming message.

• The film's premise is seen as derivative of other 'shrinking' comedies.

• Burt Reynolds's performance is often noted as a highlight, despite the film's shortcomings.

• The family-friendly message is appreciated by some, though overshadowed by weak execution.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available suggest a mixed reception. Some viewers enjoyed it as a harmless, albeit uninspired, family film, while others found it to be forgettable and poorly executed.

The film's budget was reportedly quite low, which may have contributed to its B-movie feel and limited special effects.