Agent Cody Banks

I thought that this movie was awesome. The beginning and the middle parts are the best parts of the film. I like the skateboard chase, the idea of the Junior CIA, and when boy meets girl and makes a fool of... Full review

Agent Cody Banks deserves much more attention than it getsPlot: Cody Banks (Frankie Muniz) learns he is a secret agent and he is brought in for training by Ronica Miles (Angie Harmon) who ends up his sidekick. He meets the... Full review

Cody Banks (Frankie Muniz) is a shy common teenager, living with his mother, father and little brother in a suburban house. But he is also a very efficient undercover CIA agent. He is assigned by CIA director (Keith David), with... Full review

Agent Cody Banks is a mediocre family film and its not as good as Spy Kids. 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... Full review

I pretty much knew what i was in for when i started seeing this movie. It is suppose to be funny and cute, but it isn't. It is cheesy and stinks of bad dialog and the world's most crappy plot.... Full review

Harald Zwart (who wrote and directed the great Norwegian short film "Parents") directed this shot, that could be seen as a curious mixture between Robert Rodriguez's "Spy Kids", Ian Fleming's "James Bond series" and those Saturday morning cartoons, however real... Full review

This is an okay kids' movie; but as college students who often enjoy kids' movies we did not enjoy it. The most irritating thing about this movie for me is that near the beginning of the movie he was 16... Full review

"Agent Cody Banks" sticks Banks (Muniz), a 16 year old high school student and CIA junior agent, in the middle of a 007 plot clone with a nemesis who's out to extort nanobot technology from a good-guy scientist to control... Full review

"Agent Cody Banks" depends more on character and plot than the special effects, explosive action of the more popular "Spykids." Frankie Muniz does a credible, funny job as a social inept, CIA whiz kid. With a distant resemblance to "True... Full review

I don't normally review films. But maybe its the beautiful weather or something cause this is the third film I've reviewed today. And Good heavens was this silly.Ok ok.. I know this movie is for kids. I was aware of... Full review

SYNOPSIS: After discovering that his CIA contact Diaz (Kevin Allen) is a traitor who has stolen a powerful new mind control device, sixteen-year-old secret agent Cody Banks (Frankie Muniz) has to go undercover in London to find out what Diaz... ... Full Article

MPAA Rating: Audience: 4th - 6th Grades I took four young teenagers to this movie and they loved it.But I was not as impressed. ... Full Article

To find the disc's two easter eggs, insert the disc's standard side. Once loaded, enter the "Special Features" menu. Once in, press up to highlight the satellite dish in the upper left corner of the screen. ... Full Article

"Agent Cody Banks: An Interview with Hilary Duff & Angie Harmon (plus a few other surprises)..." Xjan the rapping hobo does one Rob Schneider interview and the next thing you know, he's running a multi-million dollar Internet conglomerate for the... ... Full Article

Agent Cody Banks stars Frankie Muniz (Malcolm in the Middle) and Hillary Duff (Lizzie McGuire) in a James Bondish romp aimed squarely at the preteen and teen market. ... Full Article