Honey, I Time-Traveled the Family (2026)

Rick Moranis, Josh Gad, Bryce Dallas Howard, Ke Huy Quan

The laws of physics are merely suggestions to the Szalinski family, and history is about to get rewritten. Following the microscopic chaos of the backyard adventure, Nick Szalinski (Josh Gad) attempts to calibrate his father’s infamous invention to cure the lingering dizziness caused by their previous shrinking incident. Instead of a medical miracle, he accidentally overcharges the quantum capacitor, ripping a massive hole through the space-time continuum. In a blinding flash of blue light, the entire Szalinski suburban home—foundation and all—is ripped from the present day and transported millions of years into the prehistoric past.

Rick Moranis returns as the eccentric patriarch Wayne, who is absolutely delighted to discover that his theories on temporal mechanics were actually correct, even as a T-Rex attempts to eat their family station wagon. Joining the chaos is Ke Huy Quan as a rival scientist from the future who gets caught in the temporal crossfire, bringing slick gadgets and future knowledge that might just save them from extinction.

Bryce Dallas Howard takes charge of survival, defending the family from prehistoric predators while Nick frantically tries to source power for the machine from a jungle that has not even invented fire yet. It is a prehistoric panic attack where the family must dodge hungry velociraptors, navigate a world without Wi-Fi, and repair the broken timeline before they are erased from existence forever. The Szalinskis are about to learn that the only thing harder than raising a family is keeping them from being eaten by dinosaurs.