"Pretty good", "adorable" : this new Netflix action film which is a hit seduces Internet users

Netflix has just added a new action film to its catalog aimed at the whole family. A novelty which very quickly caused Internet users to react on X, formerly Twitter.

The saga Spy Kids was a real hit between 2001 and 2011, featuring big stars such as Jessica Alba, Antonio Banderas and Sylvester Stallone. Building on this success, the streaming platform Netflix has decided to do a reboot. It is Spy Kids: Armageddon which was put online this Friday, September 22 by the SVOD giant. In this film, the children of the world’s greatest secret agents will make a huge mistake! They will help a powerful game developer trigger a virus that will give him control of the entire computer network. To fix this stupidity, the children will have to become spies in turn to save the world.

Spy Kids: Armageddon already joins the Netflix ranking in barely a day

As for the casting, some actors well known to the public appear in Spy Kids: Armageddon. The two parents of the spy children are played by the young mother Gina Rodriguez and Zachary Levi, respectively the heroes of the series Jane The Virgin and the movie Shazam! The children are played by Everly Carganilla, recently seen on Netflix in the film Yes Dayand by Connor Esterson. Barely twenty-four hours after being uploaded to Netflix, the film is doing very well, since it has already reached sixth place in the streaming platform’s top 10!

Spy Kids: Armageddon seduced Internet users who fall into childhood

A success which is also reflected on the social networks side. Many Internet users said what they thought of Spy Kids: Armageddon and they loved it! Among the comments published on X, formerly Twitter, we could read: “Spy Kids on Netflix, wow!”, “This Spy Kids is adorable”“Gina Rodriguez in Spy Kids is hilarious”, “The new Spy Kids is pretty good” or “Let me watch the new Netflix reboot of Spy Kids… It looks cute.” Another hit that Netflix can add to its long list of successes!

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