elainehowie If you liked the first spy kids film, then you will most likely enjoy this one. It maintains the humour and the adventure from the first film and adds in new characters.

Vaughan A Davies (brutalkid1997) the effects are cheap and unrealistic,the acting is so over the top i wanted to stop watching but i had to write a review on something so this movie is what i picked and its a massive stinker. the kids pulled in okay performance apart from the little girl Gerti Giggles ( Emily Osment) who won best young performer but i thought OVERRATED MOVIE AND ACTORS. this movie made more money then they had.the movie was awful the editor had to take bad acting like that and try to fix it.yet it did not work. this movie looks cheap, poorly made and i do not know how it got positive reviews this movie was worst then the cat in the hat. Why were the critics so dumb that they like this movie.this truly is the Worst Kids movie of the decade. This is the most awful kids movie ever 2/10

g-bodyl I liked this film as much as I did the first one. In fact I saw this movie in theatres before I saw the first one. I believe thats why I saw the first one. Anyway, this is another cool movie with great special effects and good acting.The junior spies return and this time they head to an mysterious island that is home to a wacky scientist and some strange creatures. But there is also trouble on the island. Also they have to deal with rival spies of their own.The acting is pretty good. Sabara and Vega matured more in this film. I was happy to see Steve Buscemi. He always make his part work.Overall, this is a great spy film. I also have to say this is the last film thats actually good in the trilogy. I rate this film 8/10.

bob the moo After becoming the first kid agents, Carmen and Juni are now just part of a much bigger OSS Juniors agency and are not the toast of the town anymore. When a secret device is stolen from under their noses, Juni and Carmen are suspended from the OSS and their main rivals sent on a mission to a mysterious island to recover their loss. However Carmen and Juni learn the details of the mission and gazump Gary and Gerti Giggles by hacking the computer system. They head to the island but can they redeem themselves or will they only make it worse? Although the film has lost the novelty value of Carmen and Juni's adventure into a new world and this film has made everything bigger and more exaggerated (if indeed that was even possible). This is a bit of a problem in terms of the story and the spectacle of the film but it more or less holds it together by having the same sense of fun just about holding it together. The story is just as silly as the first film but the effects are bigger (but not better) and in a way this takes away a little from the fun – the spectacle is not good enough to carry the film but at times that exactly what it feels like it is trying to do. It still has a good dose of humour and is certainly not boring for adults but it must be said that I did not find it as enjoyable as the first film.The overuse of average effects is one problem that I didn't expect with Rodriguez but there it was. Other than that the film is well directed with the silly tone of the film in mind and still moves along well enough. The cast are not as much of a help as they were in the first film. Vega and Sabara are both still good and avoid all the traps of the "cute kids" in films. Banderas and Gugino are less well used this time although they do share some amusing scenes with Montalban and Taylor. Cheech, Trejo, Buscemi and Cumming all show up but don't add that much – although I laughed out loud at McDonald's "doomed" line early on in the film.Overall a colourful and noisy film that will please slightly older kids but is not as much fun as the original Spy Kids. The humour is still there and it doesn't take itself too seriously but the refreshingly different sense of amusement in the first film is not quite the same, while all the problems are just repeated again but louder. Still distracting though.