The most out of pocket movie quote

"Call up the family files!" ☝️🤓

[Alex-ugwx]

This movie emanates the feeling of a 4pm nap, then when you wake up at 7pm you can’t find your belongings and you’re all sweaty with no duvet covering you, and your family have disappeared.

[MegaChickenfish]

"We can no longer be of assistance."
" _What assistance?_ " love that line.

[NJdaniels]

I remember them explaining that him being disabled from the waist down meant his upper body strength and his brainpower doubled and thinking "yeah, that makes sense."

[TheSuperob]

This movie came with 3D glasses which is the most 2000s thing ever.

[puffpuffpassmako]

Ironically bringing Grandpa in was the best decision. His personal history with the main villain and him being the best agent in the Cortez family when he was in his prime made him a perfect companion. He also got his legs back in-game, so he wasn't limited at all

[eriklzbr]

The scene where the Grandpa says he's okay going back to the real world where he won't be able to walk again as long as his grandson keeps looking at him with that same fascination and respect is so good tho

[lucian]

The whole spy kids franchise somehow perfectly emulates what it feels like to be a kid role playing with toys with your friends

[goodboi]

I love how everyone before Grandpa is complex in their benefits and flaws, but he is so in tune with himself that he’s basically the glass cannon of the group

[shooterDisease]

I love how Spy Kids has like no subtlety at all.

The very next scene after this Juni tells him who the main villain is and Pops already knows him and has apparently been hunting him for 30 years lmao

[louisnorred]

I once had a roommate who said "I loved Spy Kids. Of course, I only *really* watched Game Over. But I watched it 20+ times."

[TallicaMan]

Machete being in this canonically is one of my favorite movie trivias lol.

[SeyhawksNow]

0:05 "We can no longer be of assistance."
"What assistance?"
Damn, the SALT in that delivery. That went over my head as a kid

[anequallygoodchannel.]

I only ever knew my grandpa in a wheelchair and I remember the grandpa giving up the ability to walk in the game to go back to the real world for his grandson meant so much to me as a dumb kid.

[mrots]

Ah yes, Ready player one was such a good movie

[stickynotetree]

I’m very disabled and I remember seeing this scene and it giving me hope, even with how silly it is. They talked about how his upper body was very strong since he couldn’t use his legs, so they gave him new legs and he was super strong after. I remember thinking "woa… that’s like me." My legs are very weak, I can barely walk for 20 minutes, but my upper body is strong! I’ve almost knocked over my personal trainer many times, and that was before I even started really working on my arms. So this movie kinda made me appreciate my disabilities, and I’m grateful for that.

[indigoxalis]

Machete's con being "A face only his mother could love" 😭 bruh

[duomaxwell]

Wow, for his dads file it said "Unreliable, Forgetful, Worry Wart, Nervous, May crack under pressure" that is brutal

[iteachvader]

This is a Star Trek reference. No doubt about it.
"I'm laughing at the superior intellect."

[kwaitefuni]

The Spy Kids series was great as a kid, but even better when watching as an adult.
Steve Buscemi goes so hard in the 2nd film: "Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he's created?"

[corvega_joe]

It’s hard to believe that Machete got his start in a family friendly movie series.