Spy kids 3 : game over
(DVD) 

Originally released as a motion picture in 2003.

Special features: Commentary with Robert Rodriguez; Featurettes: Robert Rodriguez ten minute film school (10 min.); Alexa Vega in concert (4 min.); The making of "Spy Kids 3-D" (21 min.); The effects of the game (7 min.); Making tracks with Alexa Vega (1 min.); Surfing and stunts (Multi-angle) (1 min.); Big dink, little dink (2 min.); Set top game [interactive feature]; Sneak peeks (10 min.).

Editor/director of photography, Robert Rodriguez ; score by Robert Rodriguez ; music performed by The Texas Digital Philharmonic.

Antonio Banderas (Gregorio Cortez), Carla Gugino (Ingrid Cortez), Alexa Vega (Carmen Cortez), Daryl Sabara (Juni Cortez), Ricardo Montalban (Grandfather), Holland Taylor (Grandmother), Mike Judge (Donnagon Giggles), Matt O'Leary (Gary Giggles), Emily Osment (Gerti Giggles), Cheech Marin (Felix Gumm), Bobby Edner (Francis), Courtney Jines (Demetra), Ryan Pinkston (Arnold), Robert Vito (Rez), Danny Trejo (Machete), Alan Cumming (Fegan Floop), Tony Shalhoub (Alexander Minion), Sylvester Stallone (Toymaker), Salma Hayek (Cesca Giggles), Steve Buscemi (Romero), Bill Paxton (Dinky Winks), George Clooney (Devlin), Elijah Wood (the Guy).

In this continuation of the Spy Kids saga, Juni Cortez has now retired from being a spy and is trying to live a normal life, while Carmen is still with OSS. When his sister Carmen is trapped inside a groundbreaking new video game, the only way to free her is to enter the game's virtual world and make it to the highest level. Juni goes in to rescue her, and together, the Spy Kids battle through tougher and tougher levels of the game, overcoming challenges with the help of other trapped players. They successfully shut down the game, but some of the games creatures escape into the real world. A power hungry villain called the Toymaker designed the game, and the whole family must unite to dispatch him.

DVD format; region 1; 5.1 Dolby digital surround; widescreen presentation, aspect ratio 1.85:1, enhanced for 16x9 televisions.

In English, dubbed French or Spanish with optional subtitles in Spanish subtitles; closed-captioned.