Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

themovie was ment to be excitng but it was not. the visual were okay but it was alot of computer. also the people are made of computor sometimes. i'm just saying that this movie is really bad... Full review

This film had truly been one of the worst of the series. The acting had gone horribly wrong along with the screenplay. The plot was horrible. The movie needed ajustments.... Full review

This was a good ending to a long spy kids trilogy.I thought they couldve made it better with all the 3d things but overall it was pretty good.... Full review

In all my years of going to the movies on a peaceful Saturday afternoon, I have never seen so many janitors in a movie theater rush to my side with a bucket and a small cup of Ginger Ale then when... Full review

The first movie was better than this piece of crap. I'm sorry to say this but to me it was the worst movie in history compared to some teletubbies movie.... Full review

Spy kids movie was definitly a great movie for the whole family and with the 3D effect it made the movie more FANTASTIC because it actually pulls you into the adventure!! Definitly a great movie for the whole family to watch!!... Full review

this movie is so 3d and colourful and really visuall the storry was *****ty confusing and about a world and omg just ya any ways the acting was fine and i kinda hated the movie to tell the truth, just not... Full review

this movie is so retarded!!! people, if you look pass the neat 3D effects, it's cheesy, and dissapointing! i noticed things in the movie, that i thought had some potential, but it didn't live up to it. what makes me more... Full review

HOOOLY MOLY MOOOOLY MOOOOO LOOOOLLLOOOYYLLOOLLY LET ME TEll You IF there IS one movie that I have to say is a winner, this one takes the lemonbarks! I can't even see or perhaps hear below 10Hz because of the powerful aura... Full review

I love this movie! I love it soo much!!It is awesome!!I give it an A+ I love it more than anything if you have not seen it yet you must see it!I dont like those type of movies but this one... Full review

if only this were a better film.....Rodriguez succumbed to the lure of easy digital landscapes and ADD storytelling, removing the last drop of ingenuity....In a lethal family film landscape, Rodriguez's creation was a satisfying, inventive marvel, carefully balancing between CG and practical effects.... ... Full Review

Few films exploit the merchandising angle as cynically as SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER. The best thing I can say about SPY KIDS 3-D: GAME OVER is that it's not all in 3-D, (there are "glasses on" and "glasses off" cues) giving our eyes a chance to rest up between extended bouts with the special glasses. ... Full Review

Spy Kids 3D may not be as successful as the other two films, but it's a virtual visual spectacle that offers plenty of gusto. In the company of the already established characters from the first two Spy Kids movies, Spy Kids 3D is somewhat different from the other two, in that most of the film's reality lies within the heart of the game. ... Full Review

Game Over is far from the best conceived ending to the blockbuster trilogy, but in all its chaos, it is undeniably a product of Rodriguez's auteur eye. Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over isn't so much about innovating a new children's narrative structure like the first two films as it is interested in celebrating the joy of ridiculous pop-culture, loving film as film and recognizing itself as a part of this world. ... Full Review

The new film makes far more extensive -- and visually stunning -- use of computer-generated imagery: Nearly all of its environments and many of the characters are digitally created. There is, however, a welcome touch of irony in the film's bold use of a video game as a plot element -- especially this summer, when every other action movie owes a clear and often unacknowledged debt to video games. ... Full Review

Author: Lisa Date: Friday, July 10th, 2009 Time: 2:30 am I can't confirm this (though I'm sure our bearded friend in Texas can?) but a casting director, an old friend (and someone who seems to be in-the-loop on these kinda... ... Full Article

The film industry has a long history with trying different avenues to bring more viewers in and keep them in their theater seats. In the 1930s, studios brought back what we remember as "Smell-o-vision," which first began around the late... ... Full Article

Reviewer: jason913 (11 years old), Date: August 13, 2008 I say: A dissapointment....This film swaps the appeal for both adults and kids for weak CGI and obvious 3-D gimmicks. ... Full Article

For decades, movie purists scoffed and scowled when they heard the term 3-D -- a synonym for the headache-inducing gimmick Hollywood studios popularized in the 1950s to pry audiences away from their newfangled TV sets and get them back into... ... Full Article

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For years, 3-D movies have been the Rodney Dangerfields of cinema: amusing, intriguing but certainly not to be taken seriously. They were OK for 1950s-film revivals, or as amusement-park attractions, or for big-screen IMAX presentations where audiences could oooh and ... Full Article