Ten Movies ’90s Kids Love… But Do They Hold Up?

YES

Instead of taking the easy route and making Spy Kids a typical James Bond affair for kids, Rodriguez lets his inner child take the wheel, constructing a story that is pure fantasy, but brilliantly captures a child’s idea of why being a secret agent would be so cool (especially the gadgets).

The film has the visionary dazzle, action-packed excitement and brain power to be a timeless classic that old fans can revisit with their children.

As for the sequels, I would let them self-destruct.

What did you think of our ’90s movie rankings?

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Jason Wiese

Jason has been writing since his hands developed the strength to pick up a crayon. Growing up with the original dream to be a filmmaker, by the end of his high school career, he instead decided to pursue the next best thing: film criticism. Jason graduated from Lindenwood University in 2016 with a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism. He currently writes movie reviews for Review St. Louis, Newstime and the Lincoln County Journal - as well as product descriptions for etrailer.com.