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| Leaves you wishing Rodriguez had saved some of his ideas for another movie. There's a difference between fast-paced and chaotic, and Spy Kids 2 often blurs the line between the two. |
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| (Rene Rodriguez, Miami Herald) |
| There's no excuse for following up a delightful, well-crafted family film with a computer-generated cold fish. |
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| (Jeanne Aufmuth, Palo Alto Weekly) |
| Has about 3/4th the fun of its spry 2001 predecessor — but it’s a rushed, slapdash, sequel-for-the-sake-of-a-sequel with less than half the plot and ingenuity. |
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| (Rob Blackwelder, Splicedwire) |
| Family togetherness takes a back seat to inter-family rivalry and workplace ambition… whole subplots have no explanation or even plot relevance. |
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| (Steven D. Greydanus, Decent Film Guide) |
| It’s bigger, it’s dumber, it’s more obvious, it’s less fun. It’s a sequel. |
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| (MaryAnn Johanson, Flick Filosopher) |
| I didn't like the first one enough to recommend it. I liked this one even less. |
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| (Richard Roeper, Ebert & Roeper) |
| Slapdash and boring. |
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| (Eric Lurio, Greenwich Village Gazette) |
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