In the early 2000s, Robert Rodriguez penned and directed the originalSpy Kidsfranchise.
Remember: this is, first and foremost, a childrens movie.
Is the game the problem, or the creator?
‘Spy Kids: Armageddon’ | Netflix/Robert Rodriguez
The King is more a CGI-age villain, whose castle responds to his whims and demands.
Back then, the villains were built from the ground up via ingenious costume designers and make-up artists.
The practical effects augmented the franchises playful atmosphere each installment seemingly one-upping the last in the ridiculous imagery department.
Some of the villains are dressed-up actors, but even they just resemble basic warriors.
InSpy Kidsfashion, the kids teach the old folks a lesson in second chances and leading with compassion.
Its about him growing and learning that society is redeemable without force if you are patient and understanding.
Everly Carganilla as Patty in ‘Spy Kids: Armageddon’ | Netflix/Tudum
Is it a bit far-fetched and rosy?
Is it more fantastical than the very weapons at play?
Billy Magnussen as The King in ‘Spy Kids: Armageddon | Netflix/Tudum
