This Is What 20 of the Biggest Movie Crushes From Your Childhood Look Like Now

Guiry made his big screen debut as Scotty Smalls, an innocent, adorable 11-year-old kid trying to fit in after moving to a new town. With his sandy blonde hair and hilarious antics with the rest of the ragtag baseball team, he was the quintessential boy next door crush.

Guiry might not have reached superstardom, but the actor had plenty of jobs on TV shows like Elementary and The Black Donnellys, and returned to the big screen with roles in Mystic River and Black Hawk Down.

Now that we've all reached maturity, having a crush on someone who willingly dangles off of the Statue of Liberty would probably be inadvisable, but Jungle 2 Jungle's Mimi-Siku (Sam Huntington) was the perfect amount of wild back in 1997.

Huntington has blossomed into a nerdy, scruffy, hot flower, you guys. The actor been in tons of stuff since his breakout role, like Veronica Mars and Being Human, and has quite a few indie movies lined up if you want to see him back in theaters (with less face paint but more clothing, sadly).

Hocus Pocus is a certified classic, and although everyone might've been busy fawning over the main character of Max, it's all about Binx (Sean Murray). That lace-up white shirt? That hot '90s middle part? He was sweet, lovable, and we were totally jealous when Dani got a peck on the cheek from him at the end of the movie.

These days, Murray still has a busy schedule of roles on TV shows and made-for-TV movies. He's been playing Timothy McGee on NCIS for years, so check him out the next time it's on for a dose of witchy nostalgia, and see where the rest of the cast ended up.

Jason Weaver was the perfect choice to play a young MJ, thanks to some killer dance moves and a fierce wardrobe (check out that vest!).

After starring in The Jacksons: An American Dream and providing Simba's singing voice in The Lion King as a kid, Weaver went on to appear in movies like Drumline and the TV show Black-ish.

Devon Sawa stole everyone's heart (including Christina Ricci's) in 1995 when he starred as the world's friendliest ghost. "Can I keep you?" would've sounded creepy coming from anyone else, but he made it oh so adorable.

After Casper, Sawa went on to dodge death in Final Destination and spent three years starring on Nikita.

As heroic warrior Atreyu, Noah Hathaway easily became an '80s heartthrob.

After wrapping the NeverEnding Story, Holloway starred in a few things before dropping off the radar a bit. Lately he's appeared in some indie flicks like Sushi Girl and The Chair.

Admit it: you wanted to snuggle up to Mark Webber immediately after seeing this movie.

Webber has starred alongside leading ladies like Anna Kendrick and Keira Knightley in indie hits like Happy Christmas and Laggies, and is married to actress Teresa Palmer.

Long before Jussie Smollet was giving us life as Jamal Lyon in Empire, he was a moptopped member of The Mighty Ducks.

Smollett's flawless performance on Empire landed him a role in the upcoming sci-fi thriller Alien: Covenant, and his debut album will drop later this Summer.

It basically goes without saying that Ryan Merriman was the crush of anyone who watched Disney Channel original movies. In addition to playing Ben in Smart House, Merriman also had a role in Luck of the Irish.

You can breathe safe, because he's just as cute now as you remember him. After he broke free from the Disney Channel, Merriman had a few roles here and there before landing a primetime slot as Ian Thomas on Pretty Little Liars.

As a young kid who ends up becoming pitcher of the Cubs thanks to a freak accident, Thomas Ian Nicholas was every tomboy's instant fave. Just look at that form!

He might not be a household name, but you've definitely seen Nicholas around. He plays Kevin in all of the American Pie movies, and had a recurring role on Red Band Society before it was canceled last year.

If you can resist Michael Moscovitz's floppy head of hair or his adorably awkward interactions with Mia Thermopolis (Anne Hathaway), then we can only assume your heart is made purely of stone. Our knees seriously still get weak whenever we think about Mia telling him, "You saw me when I was invisible."

Shortly after The Princess Diaries came out in 2001, Schwartzman — whose brother is actor and musician Jason Schwartzman and uncle is Hollywood icon Francis Ford Coppola — ditched acting so he could pursue music with his band Rooney full-time.

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Dante Basco had hearts racing when he played bad boy Rufio in 1991's Peter Pan flick, Hook.

Basco may have ditched his cherry-red mohawk, but the actor is still very active in Hollywood. He's worked extensively as a voice actor for shows like American Dragon: Jake Long and The Legend of Korra, and you can see him in the movie Sightings at some point later in 2016.

As a 12-year-old who schemes his way into a check for $1,000,000 and then spends it on amazing stuff like water slides and go-karts, Preston Waters was like a much cooler version of Richy Rich.

Preston Waters sure has grown up! Apparently rolling around in a bed of money just wasn't up Bonsall's alley, though, since he left Hollywood not long after filming Blank Check in 1994.

Josh Framm had a cool, athletic dog and a bangin' denim jacket, which pretty much solidified his status as a '90s cutie. Too bad he then abandoned Buddy to fend for himself like a maniac and OK, MAYBE WE'RE STILL NOT OVER IT.

Kevin Zegers totally grew into his jawline (which is now sharp enough to cut glass), and scooped up a whole slew of roles in Hollywood. If you didn't catch him as Damian Daalgard in Gossip Girl or Owen in Gracepoint, see him in the movie 478 with Arnold Schwarzenegger later this year.

The Olsen twins had a long, long list of love interests in their series of country-themed movies (When in Rome, anyone?), but Jesse Spencer definitely deserves some recognition for his charming turn as an English noble to Mary-Kate Olsen's high-strung high school student. The accent is one thing, but being hot, too? Sign our tweenage selves up.

After winning London with his infectious smile, Spencer played Dr. Robert Chase on House, and now stars as hunky Matthew Casey on Chicago Fire.

Alex D. Linz was pro when it came to playing mischievous roles in movies like Max Keeble's Big Move and Home Alone 3. Cutest class clown ever?

Sadly Linz stopped acting in 2007, but he's definitely aged well.

Jesse was beyond brave and passionately loved animals. Talk about a total package, huh?

Richter played returned to play Jesse in all three of the Free Willy movies, and has acted here and there over the past decade, with a number of new movies in the works!

Coogan's role as a 15-year-old brother with a big crush on his little sister's babysitter in this 1987 comedy definitely made an impression.

Even though Coogan is the grandson of actor Jackie Coogan and began his acting career at age six, he stopped appearing in movies after starring in Cats Dancing on Jupiter.

Brandon Adams was the perfect choice to play Jesse Hall, the tough older brother of Terry and one of the best hockey players in The Mighty Ducks.

Adams has kept up with acting since his role on The Mighty Ducks, landing parts in TV shows like Sister, Sister and Moesha and in the 2001 movie MacArthur Park.

As the son of the President, Luke started off as kind of a brat, but quickly shaped up under the steady tutelage of Sinbad's character Sam Simms.

Pierce left his acting career behind in 1997, and has since become an entrepreneur in the tech world.