Spy Kids 3-D: game over

If I have to recommend a movie to fans of special effects, how can I leave out "Spy Kids 3-D: game over"? This film should be watched with special glasses that give three-dimensional vision to the images. Thirty-year-olds will surely remember this technique already experimented for the cartoon of "Remì", which had to be seen with glasses with different colored lenses. But since 1978 the technique has considerably evolved and with "Spy Kids 3-D: game over" the 3d effect is guaranteed and the characters seem to come out of the cinema screen. The story of "Spy Kids 3-D: game over" features the young secret agents of the OSS, Juni and Carmen Cortez. Juni Cortez (played by Daryl Sabara) must save his sister Carmen (Alexa Vega) who is trapped in cyberspace, due to a video game created by the very bad Toymaker (played by an ironic and funny Sylvester Stallone). Armed with a lot of courage and sophisticated equipment, Juni Cortez will have to overcome all levels of the video game within a short time, where it is strictly forbidden to make mistakes because with the "game over" they will remain prisoners of the virtual world forever. In the various levels he will have to defeat the street warriors, go surfing on the lava of the volcano and face many other breathtaking tests. Fortunately, along the way he will meet several bizarre characters, who will help him in this enterprise, including his family and grandparents, who with their experience and skills will help defeat the terrible Toymaker and his cyberspace. In addition to Sylvester Stallone, the film sees the appearance of other major Hollywood stars such as Antonio Banderas and George Clooney (albeit for a short time).