Spy Kids: All the Time in the World

2011 • 87 minut

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Retired secret agent Marissa Cortez Wilson (Jessica Alba of LITTLE FOCKERS) is enjoying a new life of domestic bliss, with a loving husband (Joel McHale of TV's COMMUNITY), a newborn, and two adoring stepkids...who really hate her guts. But just as she's focusing on keeping her family happy, Marissa's world is turned upside-down when the maniacal Timekeeper (Jeremy Piven of TV's ENTOURAGE) threatens to take over the planet. She's called back into action by the head of OSS, home of the now-defunct Spy Kids division. When Marissa's stepkids learn she was once a super-cool secret agent, they suddenly don't think she's so boring. With a little help from former Spy Kid Carmen (Alexa Vega of FROM PRADA TO NADA) and Juni Cortez (Daryl Sabara of the SPY KIDS franchise), Marissa just might be able to save the world and possibly bring her family together at the same time.

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This film sucked so much, I'm glad I didn't waste my money to see this so called "movie" in the theater. All this movie has to offer is god-awful CGI computer animation, horrible acting, cheesy Jokes or punchlines about time which gets really annoying, and a dumb plot/conflict which basically rounds out to a whole lot of nothing. this piece of crap film is one of the worst films I've seen in my entire life.If you want to still rent or even buy this movie for your kid(s), well good luck to ya

My 4th grade teacher made us watched it for no reason. No one would ever watch a rotten movie like this. Just because Cecil wasn't as strong,Rebecca's jokes were cheesy, Marriesa is really the worst stepmother ever, and babies and dogs do not know karate! Please don't buy it's horrible than any movie in the world, except for a toddler.

My family has been a fan of the Spy Kids series for a long time, and up until the third movie, we really loved the series. While the third one was ok, but we were hoping they would take it back up a notch with this fourth one. However, this movie completely undershot our expectations. The story plot was disjointed and overly predictable, the acting was the worst I've seen in the series, and the puns on "time" were so bad it hurt (after what seemed like 50th line containing a "time" pun, it was truly painful). The only element of the movie that saved it was the acting of the brother and sister. They were able to pull a few memorable and amusing moments out of the film, despite it's flaws. Your children still may enjoy this film, but I would recommend bringing a glass of wine if you intend to sit through it with them.