Spy Kids: Armageddon

It's been 22 years since the original movie and whatever might have once seemed fresh and funny about the whole "Spy Kids" universe has long since rotted away.

It’s not going to reinvent the kids’ movie wheel by any means, but if you’re willing to engage with the film on its level, you’ll find a lot of fun to be had.

It’s more of the same, without any discernible improvement in quality, despite the massive technological leaps over the past two decades.

Spy Kids: Armageddon did, at least, remind me of the blind delights of childhood again, and the kids who will likely enjoy this.

The kids’ respective performances feel relatable, authentic, and above all, fun, making “Armageddon” the type of children’s movie where a young audience member could see themselves onscreen...

Unfortunately, it's much of the same and it isn't very good.

Connor Esterson and Everly Cargarnilla as the titular mini heroes are perfect... the best special effects of the movie. [Full review in Spanish]

A weak movie in a franchise that should never have gone past one sequel, Spy Kids: Armageddon is not good at all.

The kids will likely have a lot of fun watching this movie. After all, they are the target demographic. But objectively, this is a derivative, uninspired sequel that does not hold a candle to the originals.

“Spy Kids: Armageddon” does a good job rebooting the franchise for the newer generations. It does pay homage to the original trilogy while also introducing new ideas and adventures. It’s engaging & funny...adventure...