Amid the overly earnest tone, (almost) squeaky-clean humor and familiar messages about teamwork and integrity is the rare film family that's as strong at the start as they are by the end.

You have to be 12 to like it, and I have to say there is little or nothing here to remind us why we were all quite so excited about The Matrix.

Twelve-year-old boys should be wowed, but for the rest of us, it will depend on your appetite for eye candy.

An exercise in virtual visual experimentation and a representation of what today's digital blockbusters could be if they dared to take more risks. [Full review in Spanish].