"Kids who can't get enough of Spy Kids movies will truly enjoy Disney Interactive's Spy Kids 3-D Game Over video games," said Bob Picunko, director of marketing, Disney Interactive.

Much like Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, Spy Kids: Armageddon involves video games — something director Robert Rodriguez knew he had to do, because his kids told him.

Filled with video-game in-jokes, Spy Kids 3 comes roaring to life in action scenes based on different gaming genres, each of which takes full advantage of the 3-D effects.

For this third adventure with the spy family Cortez, director Robert Rodriquez places the action inside a video game. The spy kids (Daryl Sabara as Juni and Alexa Vega as Carmen), with a little ...

It apparently only takes 24 hours or so to become a kick-butt spy, because these regular kids aren’t Spy Kids yet. No, their obsession is a new video game called Hyskor (say it out loud – get ...

Since making his feature debut 10 years ago with the do-it-yourself masterpiece "El Mariachi," Robert Rodriguez has become a mild-mannered, self-effacing darling of Hollywood, an action director ...

"Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over" can best be appreciated as an event rather than as a movie, an occasion for kids to enjoy the novelty of 3-D and go home with a pair of souvenir cardboard sunglasses.

It went on to receive three more sequels between 2002 and 2011, including Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over, which has Juni Cortez venturing into a video game. Rodriguez directed all of the films.

And I do think the angle they take in regards to video games is much better than Spy Kids: Armageddon. (Image credit: Dimension Films) 1. Spy Kids. Obviously the original is number one, come on.

"Spy Kids: Armageddon ... so when the time comes, the youngsters are well-equipped to rescue Mom and Dad from the clutches of an evil video game developer (Billy Magnussen).

I would always see my kids come out and just be totally freaked out just because they heard a sound effect in a video game that really tripped them out. And I’d listen to it and go, “OK, by ...