Spy Kids: All the Time in the World(2011)
An evil villain is speeding up time, and it's up to twins Rebecca and Cecil to help put a halt to it in this spy fantasy sequel.
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Age group8–12 years
Duration89 mins
- Reis, 8
- 4 reviews
This film was one of the best films I have seen in ages . It was really funny because at one point the dog freaks the dad out by talking to him.Another one of the characters is the boy , it was so funny because when the villain captures them he also takes away his hearing aids so they have to do sign language, and then when he turns around, he says "hey whats with all the jazz hands?". This film is great but you have to have seen the first three films to understand it.I liked this film a lot and I think that everyone at film club would enjoy it.
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