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  Review by Matthew Saponar ★★ 3

  I
  Never
  Even
  Got
  Her
  E-Mail
  Address

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  Review by paige ★★ 5

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  by far the most iconic part of this movie is when elijah wood shows up as The Guy™, gives a rousing speech, and then gets absolutely wrecked all within 30 seconds of screentime

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  Review by Lucy ★★★ 15

  rewatched (and in 3D!!!) for the first time in over a decade, and it’s so clear why this was one of my favorite movies as a kid. i’m a firm believer that real-d 3D is currently an overused gimmick that audiences quickly got sick of after movies like avatar utilized it with purpose. for me it adds nothing of value to films that clearly only slap it on because ticket prices are higher in 3D. but this 3D trend that robert rodriguez got into in the early 2000’s with the red and blue paper glasses? so much fun and feels like exactly how 3D should be used

  the plot here is incoherent and the effects are silly, and it absolutely…

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  Review by megan ★★★★★ 1

  did somebody ring the dinkster

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  Review by colin ★★ 1

  i have never seen silence of the lambs but i've watched spy kids 3d twice in the last 3 months

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  Review by adambolt ★ 2

  I NEVER EVEN GOT HER EMAIL ADDRESS

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  Review by Asher ★½ 7

  When I was a kid, this was the shit...!

  Now it's just plain shit!

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  Review by 🌻 lindsay 🌻 ★★★★★

  This is Elijah Wood’s most iconic role. Frodo whom?

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  Review by Foggle ★★★★★ 1

  In Twin Peaks: The Return, Kyle MacLachlan plays 3 different characters. In Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, Sylvester Stallone plays 4 different characters.

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  Review by Dillon ★★½ 2

  “I’m the guy!”
  - The Guy

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  Review by Taylor Williams ★★★ 3

  Now this review may come as a shock, but as revolutionary as the 3D was, this movie’s got some flaws. The lack of Carmen is certainly notable, it’s basically the Juni Cortez show, and the absence of their balance is felt. “I didn’t even get her email address” is an all-time heartbreak, but it doesn’t make up for how little actually happens in the film. You look at Spy Kids 2 and it’s just one banging set piece after another. Here we’ve got a couple duels and then the final action scene (ngl that final showdown actually slaps), but it feels like nothing happens. That said, Tron: Legacy is indebted to this movie, and it’s an important landmark in American filmmaking

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  Review by adambolt ★★★★ 3

  Somebody
  Rang
  The
  Dinkster
  When
  Nobody
  Else
  Would