Uh... this movie was basically... weird. Sort of a version of Tron for kids? It was very much aimed at ten year olds. I could complain about problems of continuity, but the whole thing is clearly meant to feel like a dream, and so gaps in continuity actually enhance that feeling. It felt much more juvenile than the original Spy Kids. My daughter, who is eight, absolutely loved it. I wish I could have seen it in 3D, but it would have been anaglyph, so maybe not.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Spy Kids 3D: Game Over
Uh... this movie was basically... weird. Sort of a version of Tron for kids? It was very much aimed at ten year olds. I could complain about problems of continuity, but the whole thing is clearly meant to feel like a dream, and so gaps in continuity actually enhance that feeling. It felt much more juvenile than the original Spy Kids. My daughter, who is eight, absolutely loved it. I wish I could have seen it in 3D, but it would have been anaglyph, so maybe not.
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