I found this movie SHORTS to be seriously disjointed. Maybe it's just my age showing, but this movie is designed for younger folks. Your kids may like it, but if they don't.....well I just don't know what to say. Try something else? The basic premise of this film is: Be careful what you wish for---you will definitely receive it. The acting was generally pretty good in my humble opinion, and I liked John Crier in particular.

There is some creativeness I will admit, but the humor wasn't thought out. I can see the movie from a kids point of view and there are some parts where there could be a good laugh or two. This film feels like it has been done before and I have seen it too many times. Of course not everyone has seen these types of films so this film may appeal to those who are curious. There are better family films than this.

First let me say that my 7 year old son loved it, as he does with other Robert Rodriguez films. I didn't care for it but it was better that Shark Boy Lava Girl but not as good as SPy kids. Parent's it's a good movie to take your kids to, but carry yourself a book and flashlight.

This movie is so poorly written, acted, and directed, I can think of nothing positive to say about it. My son (who is 6) didn't like it despite the overuse of flatulence and references to 'boogers' and such. I am totally disappointed, out $40 for the adventure, and will never get that 90 minutes of my life back. I am telling you, this one isn't even worth renting.

My wife and I hated it because the plot was so weak and, more importantly, because it seemed to glorify bullying by kids and adults alike. We didn't hear much laughter coming from the seats next to us in the darkened theater (bad sign!), but we were hoping that our kids (ages 5 and 7) were enjoying it. Wrong. When the movie was over, we walked out talking about how *none* of us liked it. Not even my 2nd grade son, an easy target for the booger/fart jokes, thought it was good. What could have been a great family night out instead turned out to be a dud. My daughter summed it up by saying: "I wish we had gone to G-Force instead." We all felt disappointed.