G-Force
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | Release Date: July 24, 2009
4.6
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Mixed or average reviews based on 104 Ratings
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CapoOct 13, 2009
Not funny at all. Cheap humor, nice attempt to make us laugh.
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ManuelMAug 11, 2009
The 3D for this movie was amazing. This might have been due to the fact that we were all alone in the theater and hand-picked the best 3D viewing seats after trying a couple out. As far as the movie goes, it is horrible. Not a single decent The 3D for this movie was amazing. This might have been due to the fact that we were all alone in the theater and hand-picked the best 3D viewing seats after trying a couple out. As far as the movie goes, it is horrible. Not a single decent joke. Tracy Morgan is just awful as well. Don't waste your time/money.… Expand
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Nero97Jan 9, 2012
Bad movie. Not funny at all. Ok, for children it might be more or less funny, but when i watched the movie I leaved the room asking myself : "what the hell did i just watch?". Bad, really BAD.
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MovieLonely94Oct 24, 2010
Guinea Pigs as spies? are you high, Disney?
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JacobG.vJan 1, 2010
OK, so maybe the kids like it. Youngsters don't need a whole lot to entertain them. But anyone with close to mature social skills will find the human acting poorly done, the script entirely unoriginal to the point that your hair might OK, so maybe the kids like it. Youngsters don't need a whole lot to entertain them. But anyone with close to mature social skills will find the human acting poorly done, the script entirely unoriginal to the point that your hair might curl on the should-be motivating moments, and you'll guess what happens before it happens, every time. The only reason this got a 2, and not a 1, is because it is funny in some places. It's not really really funny, but it makes you chuckle. If you want something mindless, this is a movie to watch. If you want to be genuinely pulled in at all, avoid this movie like the plague.… Expand
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TylerS.Aug 15, 2009
I thought this would be a great movie but wow i was wrong it was not funny at all and u could see the end of the movie from the begging.
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RayzorMooseNov 16, 2013
G-Force isn't a G.
The entire film is boring, there are no laughs, and bottom line its plain stupid. The characters aren't likeable, and the plot is preposterous. Really just not a good family or kids movie.
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3
NolanLundgaardJul 4, 2018
G-Force has potential to be a great movie with a fun animalistic twist, but the unfunny, witless gags and the predictability of the film ultimately ruin it.
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ShermonicaDAug 1, 2009
Wasn't the best movie and it wasn't that funny at all. I expected it to be a little funnier but it was o.k my sons got bored with it. The plot was for kids but needed more animation.
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BobS.Jul 24, 2009
Honestly, what do they do to think of a concept for a movie, Spin a wheel that lands on random words like, " guinea pigs" and "spies". Seriously, who thinks of these things. Don't bother going, its a waste of money like most random Honestly, what do they do to think of a concept for a movie, Spin a wheel that lands on random words like, " guinea pigs" and "spies". Seriously, who thinks of these things. Don't bother going, its a waste of money like most random things are...… Expand
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ChadS.Jul 25, 2009
"G-Force" functions like a Happy Meal. This mini-"MI" contains the same meat and potatoes(action) found in your typical Hollywood fare, but it's scaled down(no violence, no profanity, no sex), with the added incentive of toys(guinea "G-Force" functions like a Happy Meal. This mini-"MI" contains the same meat and potatoes(action) found in your typical Hollywood fare, but it's scaled down(no violence, no profanity, no sex), with the added incentive of toys(guinea pigs) to lure kids. That's smart marketing. Get them hooked on fast films while they're young and Hollywood has itself a customer, a spectacle junkie, for life. Laden with a heavy "Transformers" influence, "G-Force" is also within shouting distance of Orwellian dystopia, but sadly, never transforms into "Animal Farm". Because "G-Force" colludes filmically with dominant ideological principles, Speckles(voiced by Nicholas Cage), the "traitorous" mole who avenges the deaths of his own kind, gets misinterpreted as the villain, since the post-colonial-minded Darwin(voiced by Sam Rockwell) sides with the humans. Even though guinea pigs are disposable creatures, "G-Force" depicts man as infallible, therefore, the diegesis is fraught with ideological purity. A more ambitious film would have the varmints joining Speckles' rebellion, especially after Ben(Zach Galifanakis) lies about their origins. Like the reactionary pig from Chris Noonan's "Babe", the guinea pigs sell-out their own species. Since Darwin preaches Ben's concept of family to the disgruntled mole with such fidelity, the bourgeoise guinea pig(look at how uppity he and his G-Force colleagues act in the pet shop) should be crestfallen(and irate) about the suppression of his proletarian background. But like a true patriot, Darwin never questions Ben's authority. "G-Force" denies the dialectic at hand by resolving Darwin's moral dilemma with its leanings toward conservative ideology. "G-Force" is a happy film.… Expand
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AlexA.Jul 26, 2009
This movie is horrible and stupid, don't waste your time or money on this crap.
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11YearOldKoolGuyJul 30, 2009
Too much potty humor. Too much Black Eyed Peas and Lady GaGa songs that never fit the theme. Not very funny. Terrible story. Geared to suit 'funny' in a three year old's mind.
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markfJul 31, 2009
With 40 or so kids in the movie theater, there was not a single group laugh throughout this entire movie. Not one! On one or two occasions there was a very light smattering of laughter, but that was it. My four year old was bored- at a 3D movie!
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CraigHJul 30, 2009
When the funniest thing that the kids could remember was "The guinea pig farted!" I had to see for myself how bad this movie was. It was that bad.
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kgm.Jul 26, 2009
Guinea pigs form a top-level surveillance counter-Intel team, wishing for the day when they will be formerly introduced as legitimate FBI agents. Yeah, right, who comes up with this stuff? Sure there are some cute tricks and CGI stuff in the Guinea pigs form a top-level surveillance counter-Intel team, wishing for the day when they will be formerly introduced as legitimate FBI agents. Yeah, right, who comes up with this stuff? Sure there are some cute tricks and CGI stuff in the movie but none of the human characters are even remotely interesting and the plot is unnecessarily too violent with its images in its wanta be … Expand
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JamesL.Jul 26, 2009
Childish, Boring, use of racial stereotyping? Yup sounds like and is, a non animated Disney movie.
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LandFApr 19, 2012
I hope you like fart jokes because G-Force has a lot of them. G-Force fails in almost every respect, and will only entertain children. Small children. G-Force is about three guinea pigs who are genetically engineered to talk and be spies. ButI hope you like fart jokes because G-Force has a lot of them. G-Force fails in almost every respect, and will only entertain children. Small children. G-Force is about three guinea pigs who are genetically engineered to talk and be spies. But these rodents are out of the job when they're thrown into a pet shop when the government disapproves of the G-Force team. They meet another guinea pig named Hurley, and together, they escape the pet shop and attempt to save the world from killer kitchen appliances. G-Force offers, quite literally, nothing that's original or anything that I haven't seen before on film. G-Force is always trying to be funny. The gags never stop, but I never laughed a single time. I think I smiled twice, and the second time was a smile of relief when the movie was over! The action scenes were predictably dull. As the movie went on, it became more and more obvious that this film is strictly for toddlers. There are no "wink wink for adults" gags. The musical score rips of countless movies, many lines are laughably cheesy. Lots of contradictions in character personalities. When G-Force doesn't feel rushed, it feels slow and dull. We hear "I've got a feelin'" three times throughout the tedious duration of the film. Pacing is an issue. The acting is mostly wooden. Need I go on? On the plus side, there are some good visuals (the CGI work is actually pretty good), and the voice work is decent, if unspectacular. Many of the good visuals are present during the "fly" scenes where one of the recruits, a fly named mooch, is shown wizzing through desserts, Venus fly traps, etc. If you have kids, G-Force will probably entertain them. But there are lots of other better films out there that will do the same thing. I can't stress this enough: Don't watch G-Force.… Expand
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