Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London

Frankie Muniz really does look 16 at almost-19! He and Anthony Anderson, who plays his CIA "handler" in this sequel, were obviously having fun making this campy tongue-in-cheek secret agent "thriller." This is a very simple movie -- there are... Full review

I will admit, I was a fan of the first film. While I didn't think it was one of the greatest films created, I did think that it had quite a bit of potential coupled with ample originality. It was... Full review

Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London is a weak sequel and its strictly for kids. Cody Banks, the teen secret agent played by Frankie Muniz, returns with an undercover mission in London, posing as a boarding school student trying to... Full review

Fundamentally this a version of "Spy Kids". Except with out the charm and with all the fun removed. Frankie Muniz is not so much acting here as mugging for the camera - which is unfortunate because we need him to... Full review

saw this at a friend's house the other night and man what a mess this was of a movie i haven't seen the original but don't know if i want to after seeing this piece of garbage this has no... Full review

Ever since Muniz started to do these Agent Cody Banks movies I truly believe he has offically lost the acting bug. The movie was dull, not funny and boy did it make me tired. In my opinion I personally think... Full review

Agent Cody Banks 2 is a decent sequel to the original. It is watchable with a few scattered laughs. However, the film way overstays its welcome. Some scenes go on without any point to them whatsoever. The climax at Buckingham... Full review

Frank Muniz comes back as Cody Banks in this lackluster sequel in which he comes out of kids spy school to track down a hispanic Dictator named Diaz who used to be in the Cia.Lame jokes are abound in this... Full review

I was lucky to get a free preview ticket for this ahead of its official U.K. release. Lucky in that I didn't have to pay to see this film. Because it sucks big time. We are talking hungry anteaters here,... Full review

This is a fairly weak follow-up to the original. It lacks the newness and novelty found in first movies, which is to say it offered nothing really new or exciting.In his movie we already know who he is and what... Full review

This movie deserves no stars. Here it seems as if the studio has gone out of its' way to ensure this movie loses money. It is oh too funny to see Anthony Anderson riding a small moped as the villain aims and constantly misses a target that size. ... Full Review

Perhaps the routine adventures would be more thrilling if Cody wasn't such a joyless smart-arse; none of the dangers he confronts ever manage to wipe off his you-can't-faze-me smirk. Only the plaintive London accent of junior pop star Hannah Spearitt, as Cody's tomboy sparring partner, strikes an authentic note. ... Full Review

Only the plaintive London accent of junior pop star Hannah Spearitt, as Codys tomboy sparring partner, strikes an authentic note. Perhaps the routine adventures would be more thrilling if Cody wasnt such a joyless smart-arse; none of the dangers he confronts ever manage to wipe off his you-cant-faze-me smirk. ... Full Review

That's where Cody meets Emily (Spearritt), who blows a mean piccolo but keeps her real talents under wraps. Even the usually likable Muniz is unimpressive. ... Full Review

The first "Agent Cody Banks" was a rather listless project....And unimaginative writing, prosaic direction, and mediocre acting don't make it any better.....The plot and characters are simplistic....Most of the fun of the movie is supposedly handled by the supporting players.....Naturally, in this film as in every other lazily contrived kids' flick, adults are either evil and wicked or complete idiots..... ... Full Review

Where as, there were some great children's movies in 2004; there were also some incredibly awful ones. Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London played so down to its audience that it was less exciting than an episode of the Telly... ... Full Article

Gibson's triumph comes as little surprise given the massive publicity the film, which is accused of being anti-Semitic, has generated. The powerful depiction of the crucifixion has prompted confessions of arson and murder, and two filmgoers have died during screenings. ... Full Article

Word on the grapevine suggested this wouldn't be good: original helmer Harald Zwart stormed off after learning that the budget had been slashed, and was replaced by Kevin Allen (brother of actor Keith), who foolishly announced to the press that... ... Full Article

Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London is a wonderfully clean, silly, depthless film for the 8 to 12 year old set. It's an enjoyable film filled with a universal story and a commanding performance by its lead actor Siyabonga Melongisi ... Full Article

Starring: Frankie Muniz, Hannah Spearritt, Anthony Anderson, Daniel Roebuck, Keith Allen, Anna Chancellor, Keith David Directed by Kevin Allen Produced by Glasser, Andreas Klein, David Nicksay, Guy Oseary, Dylan Sellers Written by Don Rhymer Visit the movie's Official Site! ... Full Article

First the good news: For a movie presumably aimed at older children and teens, "Cody Banks 2" has surprisingly good production values.You can see the money on the screen, as they say. ... Full Article