Rounding out my list at the number one spot is a film that's gonna seem like a fairly unusual pick for me, but I stand by it. See for yourself why reviewers laud Spy Kids 3 as "irredeemably stupid" and "this movie was so bad it made my kid shit his pleated dockers"
Rounding out my list at the number one spot is a film that's gonna seem like a fairly unusual pick for me, but I stand by it. See for yourself why reviewers laud Spy Kids 3 as "irredeemably stupid" and "this movie was so bad it made my kid shit his pleated dockers"
If anything, watch Spy Kids 3 for no other reason than because it harkens back to a period in American cinema when studios weren't afraid to have kids spit half-chewed electroshock gum at their enemies, real and/or perceived
If anything, watch Spy Kids 3 for no other reason than because it harkens back to a period in American cinema when studios weren't afraid to have kids spit half-chewed electroshock gum at their enemies, real and/or perceived
I know what you're thinking. "Mike, this is Spy Kids 3. It was literally nominated by the Stinker Bad Movie Awards for Least Special Special Effects in 2008. How could it possibly be new-to-you?" All I can say I'm extremely embarrassed for letting this one slip by
I know what you're thinking. "Mike, this is Spy Kids 3. It was literally nominated by the Stinker Bad Movie Awards for Least Special Special Effects in 2008. How could it possibly be new-to-you?" All I can say I'm extremely embarrassed for letting this one slip by
"Wait WTF why is Salma Hayek in this?"
~ James Lipton
"Wait WTF why is Salma Hayek in this?"
~ James Lipton
You've seen spy movies. You've seen kid movies. But have you ever seen a movie where the kids are spies? Sure, any respectable film aficionado has taken in Spy Kids I and II, but Spy Kids 3 takes everything you know about the franchise and flips it on its dick. ⭐⭐⭐
You've seen spy movies. You've seen kid movies. But have you ever seen a movie where the kids are spies? Sure, any respectable film aficionado has taken in Spy Kids I and II, but Spy Kids 3 takes everything you know about the franchise and flips it on its dick. ⭐⭐⭐
I know this one *feels* like a wild tangent from the other entries on this list, but I like to think all ten of these films are strung together by a thread of sophisticated elegance that the Letterboxd elites will respect
I know this one *feels* like a wild tangent from the other entries on this list, but I like to think all ten of these films are strung together by a thread of sophisticated elegance that the Letterboxd elites will respect
Give it five minutes and you'll see exactly why this film has racked up some of the most prestigious industry awards, including the Razzie for Worst Supporting Actor (Sylvester Stallone)
Give it five minutes and you'll see exactly why this film has racked up some of the most prestigious industry awards, including the Razzie for Worst Supporting Actor (Sylvester Stallone)
A tour de force from legendary director Robert Rodriguez (From Dusk Till Dawn, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl)
A tour de force from legendary director Robert Rodriguez (From Dusk Till Dawn, The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl)
Antonio Banderas like you've never seen him before
Antonio Banderas like you've never seen him before
10. Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (2008)
To the surprise of absolutely nobody, the creators of Spy Kids and Spy Kids II: The Island of Lost Dreams have once again whipped up a masterful blend of spies and...kids
10. Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over (2008)
To the surprise of absolutely nobody, the creators of Spy Kids and Spy Kids II: The Island of Lost Dreams have once again whipped up a masterful blend of spies and...kids