This movie did not necessarily seem like one I would enjoy. Thus I was pleasantly surprised. There was a lot of adult humor and plays on other movies so I found myself enjoying the constant "inside jokes". The plot was easy enough to follow and my children thoroughly enjoyed it. They did find parts of is a bit scary though - but I think that's b/c they are 4 and 5 yrs old and easily frightened by hero-type plots. Overall I would recommend this movie for younger kids. Everyone in the audience seemed to like it.

I took my Girl scout troop to see this movie on Aug 10,2010.We had so much fun watching this I can't wait until they come out with another one of these movies.The gilrs had a blast.Thank you.WENDY K

Took our two kids (7 and 9, girl/boy) to see this tonight in 3D. Cost us $50. COMPLETELY not worth it. Most of the movie wasn't even in 3-D aside from the title screens and some small stuff thrown in here and there. Also, the movie itself was just awful. At least when I was forced to sit through Marmaduke and G-Force, the kids were laughing at the potty humor. There was not a lot of humor in this movie, it was just a kiddied-down action movie. Yawn. This was my first 3-D experience and a lot of the 3-D previews were awesome, but I wish I had just saved my money for Megamind or something more worth it. This wasn't even worth the regular price. Don't waste your money, wait for Megamind or go see Despicable Me or Marmaduke instead.

Watching the previews gives you the wrong impression of this movie. It's a kids' film, no doubt about it, and my 8 year old loved it. And it has its share of potty humor and barf jokes. But it's also a clever send-up of James Bond movies, including a theme song sung by Shirley Bassey, an opening title sequence that is spot on, and a slew of inside jokes only the true Bond-phile will appreciate. For all that, the voice acting is pretty good, with a standout performance by Sean Hayes as Mr. Tinkles, the Hannibal Lecther wannabe. Once you get past the James Bond humor, the writing features old jokes and a reasonably hackneyed storyline. It's a shame the character Seamus was written as a stereotypical smart talking African American: I think the sun has set on the novelty of that character. Will you like this movie? Yes, yes you will. It tries to reach beyond its kid movie roots and bring something to the paying members of the audience, and you will appreciate that.