Spy Kids: All the Time in the World

Harry Potter, by this point, Deathly Hallows: Part 2, had been around a few weeks and was up to nearly 70 million pounds, was the runaway success.

The new opener, um, the other new openers were Spy Kids: All the Time in the World, 700,000 pounds, uh, that was in sixth, and Glee: The 3D Concert Movie.

Do you remember that? Uh, 350,000 pounds.

Other movies in the chart, Super 8, Mr. Popper's Penguins, God bless you, Mr. Popper's, and Cars 2.

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I think that's what we were hoping for Spy Kids 4, and I was just...

Like, I look back at Spy Kids 4, which, uh- Y- no da- like, no shade to Jessica or Jeremy Piven or Joel McHale

Or Joel McHale, yeah

I mean, like the cast was stacked, and the little kids, uh, did a great job.

So random.

But, like, I just look back and I'm like, "What a miss.

Why was Spy Kids 4 made like that?" I'm like, the- we had...

Uh, well, went to the set of, uh, of another one of Robert's, uh, movies.

Spy Kids 4.

Yeah, and-

No, Spy Kids 5

I'm sure it does.

And its legacy is important because you're right when you say Spy Kids 4.

I'm not going to say how old you and Theoretical Sister were in that.

But you were definitely at the top end of being teenagers, if not slightly older than that.

He was also the Creeper in two and three.

He was also in Mask Maker, The Caretaker, Evilution, Dreamland, Parkland, [laughs] and also Spy Kids: All the Time in the World.

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I don't know which Spy Kids movie that is, but he apparently played Wilbur's boss, for any Spy Kids fans out there.