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Spy kids 2: Espions en herbe

Titre original : Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams
  • 2002
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  • 1h 40min
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Antonio Banderas, Steve Buscemi, Carla Gugino, Daryl Sabara, and Alexa PenaVega in Spy kids 2: Espions en herbe (2002)
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Les jeunes Carmen et Juni Cortez se rendent sur une île mystérieuse, où ils rencontrent un scientifique généticien et un duo d'enfants espions rivaux.Les jeunes Carmen et Juni Cortez se rendent sur une île mystérieuse, où ils rencontrent un scientifique généticien et un duo d'enfants espions rivaux.Les jeunes Carmen et Juni Cortez se rendent sur une île mystérieuse, où ils rencontrent un scientifique généticien et un duo d'enfants espions rivaux.

  • Réalisation
    • Robert Rodriguez
  • Scénario
    • Robert Rodriguez
  • Casting principal
    • Alexa PenaVega
    • Daryl Sabara
    • Antonio Banderas
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  • NOTE IMDb
    5,3/10
    77 k
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    POPULARITÉ
    4 578
    1 171
    • Réalisation
      • Robert Rodriguez
    • Scénario
      • Robert Rodriguez
    • Casting principal
      • Alexa PenaVega
      • Daryl Sabara
      • Antonio Banderas
    • 140avis d'utilisateurs
    • 83avis des critiques
    • 66Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompenses
      • 3 victoires et 3 nominations au total

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    Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams
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    Alexa PenaVega
    Alexa PenaVega
    • Carmen Cortez
    • (as Alexa Vega)
    Daryl Sabara
    Daryl Sabara
    • Juni Cortez
    Antonio Banderas
    Antonio Banderas
    • Gregorio Cortez
    Carla Gugino
    Carla Gugino
    • Ingrid Cortez
    Steve Buscemi
    Steve Buscemi
    • Romero
    Mike Judge
    Mike Judge
    • Donnagon
    Danny Trejo
    Danny Trejo
    • Machete
    Cheech Marin
    Cheech Marin
    • Felix Gumm
    Matt O'Leary
    Matt O'Leary
    • Gary Giggles
    Emily Osment
    Emily Osment
    • Gerti Giggles
    Ricardo Montalban
    Ricardo Montalban
    • Grandfather
    Holland Taylor
    Holland Taylor
    • Grandmother
    Alan Cumming
    Alan Cumming
    • Fegan Floop
    Taylor Momsen
    Taylor Momsen
    • President's Daughter
    Christopher McDonald
    Christopher McDonald
    • President of the USA
    Dale Dudley
    • Head Magna Man
    Troy Robinson
    Troy Robinson
    • Magna Man…
    Ron Hayden
    • Main Secret Agent
    • Réalisation
      • Robert Rodriguez
    • Scénario
      • Robert Rodriguez
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    • Production, box office et plus encore chez IMDbPro

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    Special-K88

    more fun than its occasionally silly predecessor

    As the story begins, Juni and Carmen Cortez are agents on the rise in the new Spy Kids division of the OSS. Despite all their impressive skills and accomplishments, they're denied a promotion in the agency as a result of blatant nepotism. Still determined to make their mark, and much more importantly to upstage a pair of rival agents, they intervene in a mission to travel to a mysterious island and retrieve a sophisticated thingamajig that could be a potent threat if it falls into the wrong hands. Engaging sequel is far less cheesy than its predecessor, has a much better story, and lots of imaginative visual effects accompanied by exciting, cliffhanger action scenes. Overlong, and still corny at times, but has just enough of the right ingredients to entertain all audiences. ***
    Wizard-8

    Bigger, but not better, sequel

    To its credit, "Spy Kids 2" does indeed display a lot of creativity and imagination, and that makes it a lot better than most family movies Hollywood makes. However, while the first "Spy Kids" was a fun romp that kids AND adults would enjoy, this sequel isn't as much fun.

    I think the biggest flaw is that this sequel is missing heart. We don't feel the warmth between the family members as we previously did. (Yes, the youthful siblings did fight and disagree a lot in the first movie, but you could still sense a solid bond between them.) There's no sense of the characters feeling danger, excitement, and a sense of adventure as they did the first time around. Instead, there is a coldness, a mechanical feeling this time, like they are very familiar (and almost bored with) with what they are experiencing, even with each other. The presence of two snotty and selfish rival child spies just furthers this somewhat sour tone.

    While kids might not mind this too much, I think even they will agree with the second problem I found - the story here is VERY confusing at times. For one thing, the movie seems to start at chapter two, jumping ahead of itself before the audience is set and ready. Then after that, there are a number of moments where we keep thinking "Huh? How did (this character) get there all of a sudden?" and "Huh? What on earth happened off-screen to make (what we are now seeing) happen?" Very annoying. It's all made worse by a pace that is MUCH too fast, even for an adventure of this nature.

    Note to Robert Rodriguez: I understand you will soon start "Spy Kids 3". Please not only take notice of what I've said above, but take note of Daryl Sabara ("Juni"). Though not a bad actor, there were a number of instances where he didn't enunciate his dialogue clearly enough, which lead me to rewind back a few seconds and use captions. Please take care of this on set, or at the very least, patch it up during post-production looping.
    5the amorphousmachine

    More artificial than the first film!

    While I maintain the original film wasn't that good, it was still better than this film. Not that 'Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams' is god-awful or anything, it just didn't manage to eliminate the same problems the first film had. That was artificiality! This one felt even more artificial than the first! The visual f/x were fairly were decent in parts but also very fake in others, but the overall artificiality remains in the world of the Spy Kids themselves.

    In the sequel, we see an established Spy Kid network which our heroes, Carmen and Juni Cortez (Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara), find themselves having some competition from the Giggles children (Matt O'Leary and Emily Osmont) in the field of saving the world. The plot involves the Cortez kids heading to a mysterious island to retrieve a stolen weapon, while encountering genetically mutated (very fake) looking creatures, as well as a scientist named Romero (Steve Buscemi). Now, Romero is falsely advertised as the villain of the film, but from the onset he befriends the pair. Meanwhile, the Spy Kid's parents (Antonio Banderas and Carla Gugino) are looking for them with the grandparents (Ricardo Montalban and Holland Taylor) assisting them in their search.

    Now, the problem with sequel is the overall storyline is not as good as the first film. There isn't a moment where I am drawn into this bizarre universe nor am I ever afraid for the characters, or feel they are overcoming major hurdles in the adventure or amongst themselves. It is this sort of artificiality that bothers me about 'Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams'. I've seen plenty of kids movies in my time, and many feel like they are genuinely overcoming a hurdle, or uniting a family rift or having a character reach a point of enlightenment. The sub-plot with the grandparents and Gregorio (Antonio Banderas) just didn't work for me at all, although the outcome was decent, the lead up to it was rather formulaic and uninteresting. Similarly, the father/son rift subplot was extremely tame and bland. 'Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams' also lacked villain power, as if the bad guys were doing their thing for the sake of doing it, rather than establishing some madness behind their methods. The overall plot was generally disappointing.

    However, there is some decent moments. The interaction between Alexa Vega and Darly Sambara work very well and they are an extremely likable, but the writing and Robert Rodriguez's direction are just having them going through the motions, and the pacing of the film even seems awkward. Cheech Marin, Alan Cummings, Tony Shaloub and Danny Trejo all return in limited roles to further the plot. Mike Judge, of 'Beavis and Butthead' fame, returns in a bigger role as Donnagon Giggles and their is another decent cameo (which I won't spoil). Overall, for the reasons stated, the film lacks the magic of other kid's films and this is partly due to the artificiality of the story/characters and some of the visual effects.

    **½ out of *****!
    7Agent10

    Viva Rodriguez!

    With slightly larger spies, this relatively young series had to grow up a little, taking on more mature jokes and story, but the all the elements of the first film are still evident. The sister- brother fighting, the fantasy-based story details, the wild technology, and of course, the importance of family are all stressed once again amidst the chaos and the outrageous action sequences. While the special effects don't quite mesh well with the live action, the outlandish references to The Clash of the Titans proved to be hilarious (if you find that kind of thing funny). Anyway, this film proved to be a little better than the first, considering young actors Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara feel a little more natural in their roles as super spy siblings. While the whole Spy Kid network seems a little far fetched, at least it is a movie one could take their kids to without the repercussions of too much violence or sexual content.
    7SnoopyStyle

    Robert Rodriguez continues his kiddie franchise

    Sibling secret agents Carmen (Alexa PenaVega) and Juni Cortez (Daryl Sabara) rescue the President's bratty daughter Alexandra. Siblings Gary (Matt O'Leary) and Gerti Giggles (Emily Osment) are competing fellow OSS agents. Donnagon Giggles (Mike Judge) is promoted to director of OSS over Gregorio Cortez (Antonio Banderas). Juni is blamed for losing the Transmooker device and fired. The device is tracked to a mysterious island off of Madagascar. Gary and Gerti are assigned by their father to go to the island. Carmen and Juni arrive on the island on their own. They discover their gadgets don't work and the island is filled with weird creatures. Their parents Gregorio and Ingrid (Carla Gugino) set off to rescue their kids with Ingrid's parents (Ricardo Montalbán, Holland Taylor) as stowaways.

    Robert Rodriguez continues his kiddie franchise with everybody returning for the sequel. I continue to like the arguing Cortez siblings. I also like the Giggles as their foil. Rodriguez stays with his wild CGI style. There are some Ray Harryhausen-like touches such as the creatures and the warrior skeletons. I think some Rodriguez fans judge this franchise too harshly for being kids movies. This franchise exists as its own thing and should be enjoyed as such.

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    • Anecdotes
      According to Robert Rodriguez, the theme park at the beginning of the film was originally going to be Disneyland, but Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington was used instead. Additionally, Carmen's line "no more rinky dink assignments" as she tosses away the propellor beanie was originally supposed to be "no more Mickey Mouse assignments" and she was to have tossed mouse ears.
    • Gaffes
      When the DragonSpy vehicle approaches the island, it loses all of its electrical power due to the Transmooker Device. So instead of stopping abruptly as shown, it should've continued moving at whatever speed it had when it first entered the "Transmooker Zone;" by Newton's First Law. It wouldn't have been able to exert any stopping force if it lost power.
    • Citations

      Dr. Romero: Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created?

    • Crédits fous
      The ending credits scroll while Carmen and Juni are somehow set to perform before a crowd of teenagers. Carmen is nervous but their Uncle 'Machete' gives them gadgets so they can perform well in front of the crowd. Then the bloopers and goofing around sequences come in, followed by a sequence where the amusement park owner (Bill Paxton) tries to talk Romero (Steve Buscemi) into establishing a theme park on the island. Finally, the Treehouse is shown getting ready for visitors.
    • Versions alternatives
      Current prints add the 2008 Miramax Films logo at the start in addition to the Dimension Films and Troublemaker Studios logos.
    • Connexions
      Featured in HBO First Look: Spy Kids 2: Island of Lost Dreams (2002)
    • Bandes originales
      Isle of Dreams
      Performed by Alexa PenaVega (as Alexa Vega)

      Words and Music by Robert Rodriguez

      Produced by Robert Rodriguez and Carl Thiel

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    • Date de sortie
      • 1 janvier 2003 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Official site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Mini espías 2: La isla de los sueños perdidos
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Arenal Lake, Costa Rica
    • Sociétés de production
      • Dimension Films
      • Troublemaker Studios
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    • Budget
      • 38 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 85 846 429 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 16 711 716 $US
      • 11 août 2002
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 119 723 358 $US
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      1 heure 40 minutes
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