Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over Critic Reviews

In a summer in which every blockbuster is zealous to be a video game, Rodriguez, with a wink, has produced his own. Read the full review

Robert Rodriguez has somehow misplaced his energy, his flair and his humor in this third film, which is a flat and dreary disappointment. Read the full review

It's ''The Matrix'' meets ''TRON'' meets ''Jimmy Neutron,'' with all the cheery (if not cheesy) evanescence of a Jolly Rancher commercial. I mean that as a compliment. Read the full review

A good example of complex Hollywood wizardry placed in the service of sharp, intelligent family entertainment. Read the full review

It's an awkward technique that outlived its usefulness more than four decades ago. I like the movie, but hate its presentation.Read the full review

Starts off with a burst of energy but becomes tedious midway through. Read the full review

Bears a wealth of imaginative riches and a signature mix of outre personalities and gadgets.Read the full review

An enjoyable, noisy romp.Read the full review

Filled with video-game in-jokes, Spy Kids 3 comes roaring to life in action scenes based on different gaming genres, each of which takes full advantage of the 3-D effects. Read the full review