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Spy Kids - DVD

SKU: 4253211 | Release Date: 9/18/2001

Rating: PG for Excellent For Children

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Rating: PG for Excellent For Children
Format: DVD
Theatrical Release: 2001
Length: 88 minutes
Screen Formats: Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV
Genre: General Family
Studio: Walt Disney Video

Synopsis

In this reteaming of actor Antonio Banderas and director Robert Rodriguez -- their first film together since the 1995 feature Desperado -- Banderas plays Gregorio; he and devoted partner Ingrid (Carla Gugino), comprise the greatest pair of secret agents working. Both are masters of disguise and have the ability to prevent wars, but eventually they want to settle down and begin raising a family. Nine years later, after retiring and giving up the lives of super-spies, Gregorio and Ingrid find themselves at the call of duty again when techno-genius Fegan Floop (Alan Cumming) and his insidious, ruthless sidekick Minion (Tony Shalhoub) have plans for world destruction. The only hope for Gregorio and Ingrid are their children, Carmen (Alexa Vega) and Juni (Daryl Sabara), who are called upon to save their missing parents, eventually learning their former identities. The film also features Cheech Marin, Robert Patrick, and Danny Trejo. In the summer of 2001, five months after Spy Kids had become a major box office success, an expanded edition was released, featuring several minutes of footage not used in the film's original cuts (including special effects sequences that couldn't be completed within the film's original budget). ~ Jason Clark, All Movie Guide

Version Details

Languages/Sound

Eng/Fre/Spa

Screen Formats

Enhanced Widescreen for 16x9 TV

Subtitle Languages

Eng

Additional Features

French and Spanish language tracks Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound Widescreen [1.85:1] enhanced for 16x9 televisions Teaser and theatrical trailers

Chapters

Side #1 -- Spy Kids
0. Scene Selection
1. The Two Spies Who Fell In Love [:19]
2. Butterfingers [:47]
3. Floop's Fooglies [:47]
4. What's So Special About Being A Cortez? [:47]
5. Floop's Castle [7:43]
6. My parents are Spies [1:05]
7. The Super Guppy [1:17]
8. Underwater Wonder World [1:48]
9. Safehouse [3:41]
10. Dinner With Floop [3:32]
11. How To Be A Spy [4:04]
12. Miss Gradenko [2:54]
13. Buddy Pack Chase [2:13]
14. Floop's Song [4:25]
15. Spy Go Round [2:02]
16. Machete's Spy Shop [2:48]
17. Spy Plane [3:54]
18. Thumb Thumbs [2:48]
19. The Virtual Room [3:35]
20. Minion [:34]
21. Spies VS Spies [6:02]
22. The Mission Worth Fighting For [:00]
23. End Credits [4:07]

Cast

Antonio Banderas - Gregorio Cortez
Louis Black - Financier
Evan Sabba - "Intruder" Spy Kid
Cheech Marin - Uncle Felix
Richard Linklater - Cool Spy
Michael McCarty - Puppeteer
Robert Patrick - Mr. Lisp
Guillermo Navarro - Pastor
Johnny Reno - Agent Johnny
Mike Judge - Donnagon/Donnamight
Ermahn Ospina - Cab Driver
Alexa Vega - Carmen Cortez
Trant Batey - FoOglie #3/Too Too
Andy W. Bossley - Brat
Connie Cadwell - Puppeteer
Gino Crognale - Puppeteer
Jeff Dashnaw - Brat's Dad
Rachel Duhame - President's Robot Daughter
Jake Garber - Puppeteer
Beth Hathaway - Puppeteer
Steve Havens - Financier
Houston Hooker - Lisp's Robot Son
Luke Khanlian - Puppeteer
Angela Lanza - Newscaster
Emilio Navarro Mackissack - Excited Kid at Playground
Jake McKinnon - Puppeteer
Charles Ramirez-Berg - Financier
Becca Rodriguez - Spy Bridesmaid
Roberto Santibanez - Financier
Shannon Shea - Puppeteer/FoOglie #1/Flower
Kara Slack - Carmen's Friend
Mike Smithson - Puppeteer
Julio Villarreal - Spy Driver
Patricia Vonne - Spy Bridesmaid
Gregory Nicotero - Puppeteer
Tony Shalhoub - Minion
Tom Savini
George Clooney - Devlin
Dick Clark - Financier
Alan Cumming - Fegan Floop
Danny Trejo - Uncle Machete
Daryl Sabara - Juni Cortez
Carla Gugino - Ingrid Cortez
Teri Hatcher - Ms. Gradenko
Norman Cabrera - FoOglie #2/Tall & Skinny
Greg Nicotero - Puppeteer
Norman Cabrera - Fooglie #2/Tall & Skinny
Shannon Shea - FoOglie #1/Flower

Crew

Stunts: Troy Brown
Set Dresser: Tom Christopher
Re-Recording Mixer: Michael Semanick
Composer (Music Score): Los Lobos
Stunts: John Meier ,Buddy Joe Hooker
Makeup Special Effects: Kurtzman, Nicotero & Berger EFX Group
Special Effects Coordinator: John McLeod
Cinematographer: Guillermo Navarro
Director: Robert Rodriguez
Producer: Robert Rodriguez
Visual Effects Supervisor: Robert Rodriguez
Screenwriter: Robert Rodriguez
Editor: Robert Rodriguez
Composer (Music Score): Robert Rodriguez
Production Sound: Mark Ulano
Sound/Sound Designer: Mark Ulano
Stunts: Steve M. Davidson
Foley Artist: Jeffrey Wilhoit
Key Make-up: Ermahn Ospina
Foley Artist: James Moriana
Special Effects: Brian T. McCarty
Stunts: Chuck Tamburro
Art Director: Ed Vega
Composer (Music Score): Villa Lobos
Stunts Coordinator: Jeff Dashnaw
Stunts: Rachel Duhame ,Houston Hooker
Electrician: Monica Hoenig Torok
Still Photographer: Rico Torres
Animator: Marco Tremblay ,Olivier Turcotte
Stunts: Turner Vickery
Animator: Yanick Wilisky
Construction Coordinator: David Wilt
Scenic Artist: Jeri Lowe Woodward
Art Director: Sully Sullivan
Animator: Mashi Akitama ,Jean-Yves Audouard
Storyboard Artist: Marc Baird
Assistant Location Manager: Mateo Barnstone
Executive Producer: Thomas Barron
Animator: Romain Bayle
Production Accountant: Steve Beeson
Stunts: Nicole Bilski ,Steve Bland
First Assistant Camera: Roberto "Tito" Blasini
Stunts: Katie Boggs ,Tony Boggs
Animator: Marc Bourbonnais
Executive Producer: Kristen Leigh Branan
Key Hairstylist: Troy Breeding
First Assistant Accountant: Brian Bruskrud
Electrician: Buzzy Burwell
Underwater Photography: Caloyianis
Set Production Assistant: Tod Campbell
Assistant Location Manager: Leighton Chapman
Stunts: Doc Charbonneau
ADR Editor: Mark Choi
Special Effects: Robert P. Clot
Second Assistant Editor: Wlisa Cohen
Second Assistant Accountant: Sandy Collister
Unit Publicist: Sandra Condito
Stunts: Jake Dashnaw
Supervising Animator: Aladino V. Debert
Second Unit Makeup: Melissa D. Forney
Stunts: Dino Frenkiel
Production Coordinator: Walter Garcia
Special Effects: Dan Gaspar
Script Supervisor: Gina Grande
Art Department Assistant: Debbie Haber
Set Dresser: David S. Hack
Second Second Assistant Director: Philip Hardage
Executive in Charge of Production: Chiz Hasegawa
Visual Effects Supervisor: Dion Hatch
Foley Editor: Phil Hess
Sound Effects Director: R. Dutch Hill
Stunts: Lucinda Hinton ,Kanan Hooker
Electrician: Edison Jackson
Properties Master: Steve "Q" Joyner
Second Assistant Camera: Timothy James Kane
Animator: Joseph Kasparian
Visual Effects Supervisor: Marc Kolbe
Animator: Mathieu Lalonde
Gaffer: David Lee
Stunts: Brandon Lott
Music Editor: Stephanie Lowry
Assistant Makeup: Don Malot
Special Effects: Geoff Martin
Production Supervisor: Cristian Marzolo
Special Effects: Wes Mattox
Set Production Assistant: Sara Mayer
Special Effects: James W. McCormick
Steadicam Operator: David McGill
Boom Operator: Patrushkha Mierzwa
Special Effects: James Mize
First Assistant Editor: Cynthia Morris
Electrician: Dany Navarrette
Stunts: Shawn Odum
Visual Effects Supervisor: Chris Olivia
Casting Assistant: Brian Orr
Animator: Jonathan Paquin
Leadman: Shane Patrick
Set Production Assistant: Ruhi Zandra Quinn
Camera Loader: Rigney Sackley
Assistant Production Coordinator: Daniel Salas-Porras
Stunts: Julian Salas-Porras
Set Dresser: Steve Sawhill
Production Manager: Luke Scully
Extra Casting: Beth Sepko
Costume Designer: Senna Shanti
Dolly Grip: Mike Sheeren
Electrician: Kevin Sims
Best Boy Grip: Tim Soronen
Consultant/advisor: Dan Sperry
Animator: Ken Steel
Set Production Assistant: Romy Stevenson
Second Assistant Director: Brian Steward
Production Coordinator: Cynthia Streit
Key Grip: Rick Stribling
Set Dresser: Christopher Stull
Assistant Hair: Shelley Tanner
Special Effects: Frank W. Tarantino
Supervising Animator: Philippe Theroux
Animator: Gaetan Thiffault
Special Effects: Elaine K. Thompson
Post Production Accountant: Elaine K. Thompson
Production Coordinator: Abril Abuhadba Toledo
Makeup Special Effects: Gregory Nicotero
Supervisor/Manager: Gregory Nicotero
Special Effects: Danny Nelson
Stunts: Erik Rondell
Line Producer: Bill Scott
Unit Production Manager: Bill Scott
Set Designer: Jeanette Scott
Set Decorator: Jeanette Scott
Production Designer: Cary White
Executive Producer: Bob Weinstein ,Harvey Weinstein
Second Assistant Director: Brian Bettwy
Electrician: Paul Kloss
Executive Producer: Cary Granat
Set Dresser: Bart Brown
Production Manager: Kamar Bitar
Casting: Jo Edna Boldin
First Assistant Director: Linda Brachman
Stunts: Troy Robinson ,Cinda-Lin James ,Jeffrey Schwan
Casting Associate: Alex Newman ,Freddy Luis
Executive Producer: Mary Stuart Welch
Stunts: Robin Bonaccorsi ,Jimmy N. Roberts
Dialogue Editor: Julie Feiner
Properties Master: Caylah Eddleblute
Sound/Sound Designer: Harry Cohen
Casting: Anne McCarthy
Supervising Sound Editor: Greg Hedgepath
Sound Effects Director: Tony Lamberti
Dialogue Editor: Edmund J. Lachman
Stunts: Troy M. Gilbert ,Jim Halty
Special Effects: Eric Allard
Costume Designer: Susan Bertram
Makeup Special Effects: Howard Berger
Supervisor/Manager: Howard Berger
Composer (Music Score): John Debney
Costume Designer: Deborah Everton
Composer (Music Score): Danny Elfman
Casting Associate: Helen Griffiths
Stunts: Tommy Huff
Makeup Special Effects: Robert Kurtzman
Producer: Elizabeth Avellan
First Assistant Director: Douglas Aarniokoski
Second Assistant Director: Douglas Aarniokoski
Casting: Mary Vernieu
Foley Editor: Mark Gordon
Co-producer: Tamee Smith-Zimmerman
Composer (Music Score): Gavin Greenaway ,Heitor Pereira
Set Designer: Ronn Basquette
Visual Effects Supervisor: Daniel Leduc ,Brad Kuehn
Stunts: James M. Halty
Makeup Special Effects: Greg Nicotero
Supervisor/Manager: Greg Nicotero
Key Costumer: Anna Abbey
Video Assist: Roger Basquette
Second Assistant Camera: Theda Cunningham
Best Boy Electric: Nathan Hathaway
Motion Control Camera: Image G
Electrician: Robert Janecka
Best Boy Grip: Jason Ray Jurica
Location Manager: Caito Martins
Negative Cutter: Nelson-Duerrstein
Greensman: Wallace R. Symns
Electrician: Tim Travis
Location Manager: Eric A. Williams
Assistant Sound Editor: Victor Ennis
Electrician: Scott Conn
First Assistant Camera: Jimmy Lindsey
Grip: Kurt A Kornemann
Location Manager: Caito La Martins
Gaffer: Jon H. Lewis
Assistant Avid Editor: Alex Hepburn
Assistant Visual Effects Editor: Simeon Hunter
Assistant Avid Editor: Meghan L. Noble
Mold Department: David Perteet ,Brian Rae
Assistant Visual Effects Editor: Benjamin Williams
Grip: Mary Nelson
Mold Department: Gary Pawlowski
Set Dresser: Darren Patnode
Grip: Bobby Bastarache
Mold Department: Al Tuskes
Key Grip: Richard J. Ball, Jr.
Assistant Location Manager: Jonathan R. Hennessey
Title Design: Pacific Title
Grip: Edison Jackson
Costume/Wardrobe: LeAnn Radeka
Special Effects: J.W. McCormick
Makeup Special Effects: Kurtzman
Puppeteer: Michael McCarty ,Shannon Shea ,Gregory Nicotero ,Gino Crognale
Title Design: Pacific Title & Art Studio
Makeup Special Effects: Nicotero Kurtzman & Berger EFX Group
Underwater Photography: Nick Caloyianis
Puppeteer: Jake Garber

Spy Kids: AMG Review
Perry Seibert , AMG

Spy Kids is a film made by people who love both movies and families. Director Robert Rodriguez fills the screen with funny and fantastic images like bad guys made out of thumbs (who don't catch very well because they are. . .well. . .all thumbs), kidnapped good guys whose heads have been formed into shapes that recall Dick Tracy villains, and a car that turns instantly into an underwater ship. Rodriguez also utilizes his editing skills to create action scenes that are as entertaining (though far less violent) than his work in El Mariachi and Desperado. The visual largess of the picture does not overwhelm the solid human story at the center of the film. Carmen and Juni, who spend much time teasing each other, learn that they must believe in themselves and each other. Sure, that sounds like a gooey moral, but Rodriguez doesn't hammer it home. He knows that the kids in the audience will be intelligent enough to get it all on their own. Near the end of the picture, Juni is told, "You were pure of heart and pure of mind." The same can be said for Spy Kids, a funny and sweet family film that entertains without dumbing itself down for either children or parents. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

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