G-Force (DVD) Reviews

note: also appears in part on Flixster and The Student Room, thanks! I'm probably not alone in expecting in thinking that G-Force was going to be another terrible, hilariously clunky kids film that overdoses on the visual effects without any accompanying charm. G-Force is by no means a great film, but it is considerably better than I ...  Read the complete review

*Film only review* I very rarely have the opportunity or desire to watch new films and G-Force probably wouldn't have been at the top of my list of films to watch. My oldest son had set his heart on a visit to the cinema with three of his friends, for his seventh birthday, and this was the film of his choice. G-Force is an ...  Read the complete review

G-Force is a film based around three guinea pigs who through the efforts of agent Ben (Zach Galifianakis) are able to communicate and take on missions on behalf of the FBI. All of this is for the guinea pigs to be able to hopefully be taken on full time by the FBI and become special agents themselves. The mission is simple - to stop ...  Read the complete review

A team of highly-trained guinea pigs, named G-Force, is given the task of taking down the evil billionaire, Leonard Saber, who plans on taking over the world in the secret operation, Clusterstorm. But when the FBI shuts G-Force down, the rodents have to make their own way in the big bad world. Not giving up on their mission, the team have to ...  Read the complete review

G-Force Director: Hoyt Yeatman Runtime: 88 Minutes Release Date: 31/7/09 Genre: Family, Action, Comedy Film Classification: PG G-Force is the latest Disney film to be released, it is of course a children's film about Secret Agent guinea pigs. It is a film with real people in it, with CGI guinea pigs, ...  Read the complete review

I always take the kids to see this kind of movie as, although you do kind of know what you're going to get, what you get is always good. In this film, a group of specially trained guinea pigs (plus star nosed mole which is just so wonderfully obscure) are sent on a government mission, only to have their group shut down leaving them in ...  Read the complete review

First up this is a PG rated Disney film, rather than a U certificate. So phrases such as "that sucks" creep into the film as well as other concepts more akin to the adult world that will completely sail over your childs head. Unless you have seen a trailer (and I hadn't) you might be of the perception that this film is a ...  Read the complete review