Agent Cody Banks

Kind of need your 2000s nostalgia goggles on for this one. I think I'd have loved this when I was 12. Entertaining enough. Though it's awfully sexist and not in particularly good taste. As far as "kid being a spy" movies go, I found this one more enjoyable than "Spy Kids", though that one's probably a better movie in more objective terms. Giving it extra points for the old cars.

Agreeable riff on Bond movies and conventions is appealingly played by Muniz and Duff, and stages its action scenes with capable (if never distinguished) finesse. Its major problem is a mildly irritating lack of consistency in the Banks character himself – is he really a capable superspy, or a klutzy moron? (or do we have a Superman/Clark Kent situation) – while it might not seem important, it makes it difficult to properly connect with (or root) for the character which dulls the overall impact.

Another Spy Kids. There is too many of these films. Clearly the movie is directed to younger audience and i probably can't tell how good or bad this film is.

Ho-lee-shit nostalgia. I loved this series when I was like 10. What a fucking classic. I laughed so hard it hurt.

Based off a distant memory.

I barely remember this pointless, absurd movie, that in itself should be testament enough to its quality.

Lots of fun actually. A pretty decent comedy/family action movie

This was good. Great action scenes, funny, meant for a younger audience. I'm a fan of Hillary Duff. I recommend this movie.

In Agent Cody Banks, Malcolm in the Middle star Frankie Muniz plays a young man plucked from suburban obscurity to be trained as a CIA super-agent. His mission? Get friendly with his classmate Natalie ( Hilary Duff) so that he can uncover her father's diabolical scheme to create indestructible robots. To compound his problems, Cody also has to deal with the same stresses as any adolescent: nagging parents, insufferable classwork, and a fragile sense of self-esteem

#14#, popcorn, Hilary.D, oldies(2) }*{ #00s(m)#, popcorn, story.

Malcolm should have stayed in the middle, much less chance of being farted on.

I might have liked this when it came out. But the whole concept makes me wanna punch a baby now.

Gag.

Why is this so incredibly pervy? Why is Ian McShane in brownface? What the hell is Keith David doing? And again, why is this so pervy? The sheer number of bad sex jokes per minute boggles the mind, especially for what is essentially a kid's movie.

40.500

Once again, I want my fucking money back.

"Agent Cody Banks reimagines your average James Bond flick as kiddie porn." - Ed Gonzalez

bleh

Worth a watch if you have nothing better to do. Skip the sequel.

It's like someone took a dump on a blank DVD and called it a movie

Fun childrens movie.

The only real upside to the movie was watching the hilariously impossible inventions work flawlessly, and let's not forget my hugely massive crush on Hilary Duff.

Gadzooks

There was one worthwhile joke in this shit show and here it is: (Spoken over a loud speaker at the CIA headquarters) "Could the owner of a silver Astin Martin please come to the front desk, your headlights are on." There, now you have no reason to watch "Agent Cody Banks".

Just so so

Really? FRANKIE MUNIZ?!?!

With a script idiot, bad performances, and a weak direction, is one of the worst films already made.

IF I WERE TO MAKE A LIST OF BAD MOVIES, GUESS WHERE THIS WOULD RANK!

This movie is great, if you have the mental capacity of a four year old.

not so good

This movie is bad, but has a few redeeming moments.

Lame

Oh, hey, that Spy Kids movie was pretty successful, let's make one, too. What kids are hot right now? Oh, yeah, Malcolm in the Middle kid. And that girl from that Disney channel show. What could go wrong?

Why Frankie, why?

Saw it with the luttle bro. He liked it.

Not very proud of this.

ya, thats right, one point better than The Grudge...