Josh Baskin(Tom Hanks), like any kid, doesn’t likes his mother bind it, make a bed, do homework… so at a fair he ask a wish:  be adult… even thought don’t be real.

One morning, Josh wake up, and look himself, his body was different, now he is BIG, adult.

Has to go away his home because he can’t  stay like this there, and make a new life…. Now he go to know how live a real adult. Need to be like them.

This history it’s about adventure, priorities, lies and know live each moment of your life as it must be.

Director: Penny Marshall
Writers: Gary Ross & Anne Spielberg
Duration: 104 min
Year: 1988
Genre:  Comedy | Drama | Family | Fantasy | Romance

Tagline: Have you ever had a really big secret?

There is, though, one old-school superstar who pulled it off without too much of a hitch. Where Eastwood waited for age to make him suitable for Unforgiven, and then slipped back into pretending he was far younger, Paul Newman recognised the passing of time, chose his roles carefully and stuck to his guns. Thus he’s the only pretty-boy screen-god to have retained the absolute respect of critics and public alike. This is why he was Sam Mendes’ first choice to play gangster John Rooney in Road To Perdition – because he would be wholly on the ball and not the least bit overshadowed by the presence of Tom Hanks or next-generation pretty-boy Jude Law. Indeed, they’d be more concerned that he would blow THEM off the screen. Read Biography Paul Newman