There’s less charm here than in the original, less self deprecating humour, and more attempts at over-the-top humour that just don’t work.
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06/30/04
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Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004)
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Reviews Counted:90
Fresh:11
Rotten:79
Average Rating:3.3/10
Consensus: Young kids may find this London adventure fun, but older kids may find it too simplistic.
Theatrical Release:Mar 12, 2004 Wide
Box Office: $23,222,861
Synopsis: Frankie Muniz reprises his role as teenage CIA agent Cody Banks in this sequel directed by Kevin Allen (THE BIG TEASE, TWIN TOWN). Cody's parents believe that he is having a blissful summer as a... [More]
Starring: Frankie Muniz, Hannah Spearritt, Anthony Anderson, Daniel Roebuck
Director: Kevin Allen
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Reviews for Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London
This is as joyless a spy caper as one could devise.
03/11/04
Top CriticCreepy and predictable.
03/16/04
A ho-hum piece of junk.
03/25/04
Lazy, smug and completely self-satisfied, this half-hearted sequel to Agent Cody Banks swaps Sean Connery suavity for Roger Moore stupidity.
03/30/04
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03/24/04
No matter how adorable you think Muniz is, it's becoming increasingly hard to buy him as a socially inept teenager/spy.
03/12/04
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03/16/04
London’s calling for CIA Agent Cody Banks (Frankie Muniz), but I wish it were his mom telling him to go to his room.
03/18/04
As is, for the preteen crowd, this sequel will have enough movement and comedy to satisfy. But there's probably too little of either to justify a Cody 3.
03/16/04
Apart from funny supporting work by the inventor of the Mind Control and the guy in the 'Q' role, the movie is pretty routine.
03/12/04
Top CriticMalcolm loyalists are too sophisticated for this simple script, and fans of the spy genre have so many better options.
03/11/04
Vapid, banal, humourless, witless; a cynical cash-grab.
03/14/04
That the perpetually leering thugs look like child pornographers is almost beside the point; more problematic is the rampant racism.
03/11/04
So, will your kids like this same old song with British scenery? Possibly, if they liked the last one, but a little less-so.
03/11/04
Top CriticWhen the high point of your movie involves a Queen Elizabeth lookalike getting down to a Euro-pop version of Edwin Starr's 'War,' something has gone disastrously wrong.
03/22/04
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03/16/04
Top CriticThis supposed action-comedy is so staggeringly unfunny, unoriginal and uninspired that its title should have been Agent Cody Banks 2: Contractually Obligated Sequel.
03/12/04
Director Kevin Allen offers a lot more gadgets in Cody 2, but surprisingly little in the way of memorable action.
03/12/04
A junky, creatively bankrupt rush job of a sequel that has no connection to the original outside of the title character.
03/13/04
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