Luckily, Lee keeps things rolling at a tight ninety minutes, a far cry from the indulgent two hour plus running time Netflix allowed Adam Sandler with The Ridiculous Six. More important that anything is that Reubens still has a great handle the character (with an assist from Netflix’s Love collaborators Paul Rust an producer Judd Apatow). Despite our cynical time, Pee-wee’s aged better than you’d think and the movie is so charming that you can’t help but hope that Reubens gets to do more Pee-wee projects, with him going on-record saying he’s got tons of ideas for places to take the character. What’s most reassuring about Pee-Wee's Big Holiday is that while so much has changed in the thirty years since Pee-Wee's Big Adventure, Pee Wee’s still the same old Pee Wee we knew and loved as kids. Welcome back Pee Wee. Never leave again!
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I was in 6th grade when that movie hit theaters, so I was just safely at the age where it still scared the crap out of me, but was more funny than traumatizing.