Spy Kids: All the Time in the World (2011)
Eight years after the third film, the OSS has become the world's top spy agency, while the Spy Kids department has since become defunct. A retired spy Marissa is thrown back into the action along with her stepchildren when a maniacal Timekeeper attempts to take over the world. In order to save the world, Rebecca and Cecil must team up with their hated stepmother. Carmen and Juni have since also grown up and will provide gadgets to them.
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I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.
Best movie ever!
The acting in this movie is really good.
An early Hollywood cash-grab, clearly riding of the success and cult surrounding the original Spy Kids trilogy. Lost all the charm the originals had, and the surprisingly good child actors of the first 3 films, have been replaced by the blatantly terrible child actors in this one. The humour went from quite witty, with some elements for adults too; to the expected toilet-humour you get from and lazy kids film. The beauty of the originals, was that they weren't rated 'U' for kids, they were 'U' for everyone. Anyone could watch the originals, whereas this can only be watched by children not smart enough to understand why they're seeing.
Although it wasn't any good the 3rd 'Spy Kids' film at least wrapped the story up. It's surprising then that the director decided to go back and revisit the franchise with this sequel/reboot, that didn't really go down well with the public.The main draw for me was seeing the original 'Spy Kids' (Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara) all grown up, and it was nice to see them assisting the new generation in a pass the torch way.Unfortunately the plot isn't strong enough, and the new 'Spy Kids' aren't half as endearing. Jeremy Piven chews scenery in his role, and the less said about Ricky Gervais as a talking dog the better.This film was perhaps meant to start a new series, but it ended up being an odd final outing for the franchise.
Spy Kids: All the Time in the World(2011) Starring:Jessica Alba,Joel McHale,Jeremy Piven,Alexa Vega,Daryl Sabara,and Simon Pegg Directed By:Robert Rodriguez Review And to think I use to enjoy these pieces of crap when I was a kid. When I was little I was having fun with the Spy Kids sequels,Lost dreams and Game over 3D. But I watched them again and had a second opinion thinking that they were stupid. This sequel makes them look like the godfather. In the most recent Spy kids movie Jessica Alba is playing a spy who has character name that I really don't remember or care about,who has her last mission catches the bad guy has a baby. Year after that some time keeper villain or whatever the heck his name was,makes time go faster and wants to go back in time to spend more time with his father.Jessica Alba recruits her kids and they must take some diamond and stop the Armageddon device and the time keeper. What immediately ticked me off about this movie is all the marvel references like for example , there is a chase scene in the beginning where the kids are in some CGI spacecraft and there being chased by the time keepers henchmen and it looks like there on the green goblins glider. But wait the references don't stop there,they also have a fight sequence going on and one of the kids have some hammer hands and guess what he says "it's hammer time" and then he lifts one of his hands and lightning is surging through it. That's when I lost it. The movie of course even brings back the original spy kids,but here's a problem with that,they do the cliché of he/she is dead but they come back for the finale of the film for fan service although I doubt this series has fans and with this movie they lost them. Spy Kids all the time in the world is one of those family movies that make me hate live action family movies while the sequels before this were bad this is the worst. I give Spy Kids:All the Time in the World a half out of five.
I think the film has been given a lot of negative reviews on IMDb but the intended audience is for children. I loved the film, the combination of new characters with the previous Cortez kids, to me, improved the film and made it a fun watch. There were a few moments that I found humorous and moments where I actually felt for the characters.Jessica Alba (Susan Storm in Fantastic 4) was an amazing addition to the cast and really brought her character, Marissa, to life. Overall the acting was really good for such a young cast and the story line was different from the first 3 films but I believe the third spykids film (Game Over) was not a very good story line. This film is slightly dark at times but the quality of the film and the issues tackled within the story make it a fantastic watch.I think as a kids film it is pretty awesome and I loved watching it. I would definitely watch it again.