I thougth this movie was fine for my son's age group (he's 7). I was a bit annoyed at the whole "she's hot, who is she interested in" bit because it is not something 7-year-olds need to think about, and it gave a distorted, manipulative view of relationships, but honestly, I don't think my son particularly noticed. There were some good action scenes, and while the ending is really weak, I had a good time overall. I even laughed a couple of times ("You're driving angry!" "Yes I am!"). My son enjoyed himself a lot. We saw the 2D (missed the time for the 3D), but it was good anyway.

Kids are asked to watch a story about an evil mole with a desire to dominate the world with computer chips in destructive appliances... does that sound like a good theme for a movie? It's not. It has the faint smell of The Incredibles, and sadly, makes me think less of The Incredibles now that I reflect. Instead of seeing this movie, just make some popcorn and lemonade.

guns car crashes and talking animals all take place in this movie it is about an animal fbi secret agent team trying to fight a man named Leonard Saber he is a moneyman trying to make more money and must be defeated

We took our girls to see G-Force this past weekend. My overall feeling was that the movie was inappropriate for children under ten(I'm including music). The sexiness associated with the female and the gray one trying to gain her affection was unnecessary. Some of the slang I wouldn't want my kid using and worst of all for us was the music. We LOVE the song JUMP. I went to itunes and downloaded it. It is by Flo Rida and Nelly Furtado. That was a red flag to me but I thought since it was for a Disney movie it would be ok. The chorus is great but the verses are very inappropriate. They love it but I can't let them listen to it now that I have looked at the lyrics and deciphered them. There are references to drinking alcohol, getting high and sexual references about females. I had to go to urbandictionary* for help. Black-eyed peas have some music in the movie as well I think. Disney did a wonderful job with the movie UP but G-Force lacks good judgement. Don't waste your money, wait until it's in the Red Box if you really want to see it.

I was concerned about the visual allusion to cigarette smoking: one of the guinea pig characters breifly balances a food pellet on his lower lip, much like Marlon Brando. It was in no way contributory to the story line or the plot and sufficiently subliminal to have escaped detection by most parents.

Written by my 11 year old daughter. Ok i have to say it was a fun movie but....... when they told the guy who was keeping them, that the mole got crush in the garbage truck i think it was too sad a little bit. at the end when they see that the mole turned on them that was a little sad and he mad his whole personality TOTALY DIFFERENT. but he realized that what he is doing is wrong. so the team gets the capachino makers out like a tranformer the the mole helped them get all the capachino makers back to normal and get all the chips out. So it ends well. but not a movied I'd see again.

First-graders being typically six, this movie is inappropriate for them. I don’t know how anybody can really think it is a good idea for small children to learn about having girlfriends, about girls being “hot,” how to say vulgar words and the word “pimp,” and how to tell people to shut up. Let them watch this and get read to squirm when you hear, “Mommy (or Daddy), what does ‘pimp’ mean?”

I liked this fun kids movie it has classic spy violence some bad messages and little flirts here and their plus Juarez has a 'secret woepen'

Action, adventure, a bit of flirting and phrases that parents may not like. This movie is great for any spy movie-loving people no matter how much the age and depending on how mature they are.