#Spy kids 4d movie#

Visual Pun: During the transportation sequence, Rebecca's face temporarily gets placed on Cecil's rear end.

Tron Lines: Cecil's gloves glow, so when he turns off the lights they're the only thing we can see.

#Spy kids 4d movie#

Toilet Humor: The movie has quite a few fart and poop gags, courtesy of the Spy Baby and Argonaut.The Time Keeper tells Cecil and Rebecca that the think they have 'all the time in the world'.Wilbur tells his kids that if his show does well he'll have 'all the time in the world' to spend with them.The Big Bad ultimately just wants to go back in time to save his father, but he just keeps creating clones of himself and things get worse. Time Is Dangerous: The Time Keeper speeds up time, and the heroes are worried that there will be no time left.

Time-Freeze Trolling Spree: Juni finds a way to unfreeze the OSS agents, but before he unfreezes Carmen he positions her hand so she's picking her nose.Third Is 3D: Taken a step further to Fourth Is 4D, with the added dimension being smell.You just single-handedly saved the world from the Armageddon device. Spanner in the Works: Great job tossing your brother's tag in the trash, Carmen.A coded message is an anagram for the villain's hideout the clock branded 'Ale Trove' is an elevator, and Danger D'Amo is an anagram for 'Armageddon'.

Significant Anagram: Several, since Cecil has a talent for spotting them.Reaching Through the Fourth Wall: Attempted this by giving each theatergoer a scratch-and-sniff card, with instructions to scratch a certain number or symbol on the card when it appeared in the film.

Quicksand Sucks: Marissa, Carmen, and Juni would've been smothered in The Time Keeper's special hourglass sands had Carmen not had her atomic lipstick on hand.

Maternity Crisis: Marissa goes into labor while she's chasing down Tick Tock, though she fights through it.

Kirk Summation: Rebecca and Cecil give one to the Time Keeper to convince him that his plans to travel back in time are only wreaking havoc on all the time in the world.

They understandably mistake it for being grounded.

Just a Kid: Rebecca and Cecil are instructed to stay behind with Argonaut and Spy-Baby as the rest of the OSS infiltrates The Timekeeper's hideout.

He eventually admits he did this because he felt it would be 'uncool' to always keep working with his sister, so he struck out on his own, but ended up striking out instead.

I Work Alone: Juni works along for seven years.

Insistent Terminology: Cecil and Rebecca are not Marissa's kids.

Hurricane of Puns: Lots of time-related puns.

Held Gaze: Wilbur and Marissa Wilson have two between them, one right before The Big Damn Kiss at the end.

Generation Xerox: Cecil and Rebecca's story closely mirrors that of Juni and Carmen in the first Spy Kids movie.

Funny Background Event: Tick Tock yelling at his agents after Baby Spy accosts him with unexpected crop dusting.

Fun with Acronyms: The Telematic Organism Oscillation Transporter.TOOT.

Format-Specific Joke: The Aroma-scope elements of the movie only work with a card, though that might not be a bad thing considering their poor reception.

The kids find themselves in a race against time to stop Tick Tock and the Time Keeper. Cecil and Rebecca escape, aided by Argonaut - who is revealed to by a robot (voiced by Ricky Gervais) - and go to the OSS headquarters, where the kids meet Marissa's niece Carmen Cortez, who introduces them to the old Spy Kids Division.

Tick Tock sends his minions to retrieve the Chronos Sapphire, which is the only known element to stop his device. Marissa learns that Tick Tock has escaped and working for the villainous Time Keeper, who is making time speed up with his Armageddon device. In an effort to make amends with them, Marissa gives them her necklace, which has the Chronos Sapphire. Marissa has two step-children, Cecil ( Mason Cook) and Rebecca ( Rowan Blanchard), and a dog named Argonaut.Ī year later, Wilbur's children don't really like their stepmother. She is married to Wilbur Wilson ( Joel McHale), though she doesn't reveal she's a spy. The film starts with a pregnant Marissa Cortez Wilson ( Jessica Alba) chasing down and capturing Tick Tock (Jeremy Piven). Theatergoers were given an 'Aroma-scope', or a scratch-and-sniff card with instructions to use at various points in the movie. The film was marketed as '4D', with the fourth dimension being smell. Spy Kids: All the Time in the World is the fourth film in the Spy Kids franchise.