Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

Forget that Ricardo Montalban gives a hilarous performance reminicant of The Wrath of Khan. Forget that Silvester Stallone has four characters, one of which is a new age hippie philosopher. Forget that George Clooney does a fabulous impersonation of Silvester Stallone... Full review

As I see the movie in my point of view I'll grade it an A! Since it's a kids movie, all kids will like it! Don't worry I am not a kid. The reason I support the movie because it's a... Full review

You must see this movie it really is a memorible experience. Forget what other people said about dont waste your money because they dont know what they are talking about. You will have a lot of fun whan you watch this... Full review

I had an awesome time seeing Spy Kids 3D. I had thoughts of seeing Tomb Raider 2 but seen this movie instead. You are given red-blue glasses to wear during th movie. When the movie begins it will tell you to... Full review

Spy Kids 3-D, 1 1/2 hours of watching someone play a video game. And we know how boring that is because we are not holding the controls playing along. I was very excited about seeing this movie but was very disappointed.... Full review

I love Spy kids. Its one of the most coolest movies around but when Part 3 came out I was scared. When I saw it today I was in a nightmare. 3D sucked. The acting sucked and the story sucked. The... Full review

im a 12 year old kid and i think thats a great movie for kids everywhere with the 3-d and everything so u crazy critics betta check it out again.!... Full review

One day, I was in an mood to watch an action movie. I decided to go see this movie, I thought "how bad could it be?"...Bad. I hated everything about this movie. Those kids were horrible actors, they were annoying, and... Full review

From a parents perspective this was a descent, fun and enjoyable movie. I have not seen 3D in the theatre since JAWS 3 and that was a disappointment (from a 3D perspective). this movie from a 3D perspective was great, no... Full review

Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over is a weak conclusion to the very entertaining Spy Kids franchise. Agents Juni and Carmen Cortez set out on their most mind-blowing mission yet: journeying inside the virtual reality world of a 3-D video game... Full review

In a better movie, these moments would have had real resonance; here, they simply emphasize the hollowness of the rest of the film. The sequel already relegated the parents to ineffectual, irrelevant supporting roles and focused on office politics and competition rather than family unity, while the story included whole subplots that had no explanation or plot relevance. ... Full Review

ANOTHER problem with previous 3-D movies using the anaglyph red-and-blue glasses -- as Mr. Rodriguez's film will -- is that the tinted lenses distorted the colors on the screen. He said he had gotten around that by setting his 3-D scenes inside a video game (into which the heroes are sucked by an evil genius played by Sylvester Stallone), and then using unrealistically bright, computer-generated hues to make it seem as if the color distortions were part of the movie. ... 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

It's as if Rodriguez was so excited by the film's 3-D gimmicks that he didn't pay enough attention to the details that make it work. But Rodriguez' biggest flaws also come into play. ... Full Review

In Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over , the third Spy Kids movie in as many years, writer/director/producer/composer Robert Rodriguez places his young mini-spies in the digital depths of a zany video game, which is quite appropriate given the fact that most of the imagery in these movies have been created by computers. ... Full Review

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

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