Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams Reviews

El diálogo del científico refiriéndose a sus criaturas está bastante fuerte y fuera de lugar: “¿será que Dios no nos visita por que le teme a sus creaciones?”.

Honestly, I was always had a hard time with this franchise. Indeed, even though the 1st installment was a surprise success at the box-office, I thought it was rather underwhelming which is too bad because the concept actually had some potential. Anyway, at the time, it seemed that Robert Rodriguez found his new cash-cow and kept making Spy Kids flicks until the audience really got fed up (which happened pretty quickly eventually). Indeed, since the first installment was such a success, of course, they had to come up with a sequel which was also fairly successful at the box-office. Personally, it gave me the same feeling as the previous installment and I didn’t care much for it but, I have to admit it, my kids really liked it a lot. At least, it was nice to see Steve Buscemi playing a mad scientist, even though his ‘creations’ looked really awfull but, on the other hand, we shouldn’t blame Buscemi for the really poor CGI used in this flick (if you watch it 10 years later, it is even more pathetic). To conclude, I didn’t like it much and I don’t think it is really worth look, except maybe if you are a fan of this franchise.