Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

There are cool parents out there and then there are parents like these that go way beyond the boundaries of Fantasia.  Leon Mackie and Lilly Lang had no idea what to do with all of their boxes when they moved into their new home.  Instead of throwing all their boxes away they decided to get super creative and make one of the best gifts imaginable to their 2-year-old son.   Lilly and Leon are passionate cinephiles, so they didn’t take long to come up with an idea to bring most memorable moments from their favorite films back to life, except this time starring their 2-year-old son.

The adorable couple and the little one have already re-enacted such movie classics as Alien (Bubbalien), Jurassic Park (Goo-Goo Gaa-Gaa-Rassic Park), Castaway (Castababy), and Jaws (“You’re Gonna Need A Bigger Baby…”). Leon and Lilly update their collection every week but I’ve selected 10 scenes for you to browse through.  We have the links to their pages at the bottom of the gallery.

Enjoy!

Batman

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

Beetlejuice

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

E.T.

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

Forrest Gump

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

Breaking Bad

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

LOTR

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

Mad Max

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

The Revenant

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

Game of Thrones

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

Home Alone

Parents Recreate Famous Movie Scenes with 2-Year-Old Son Using Cardboard Boxes

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