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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
A surprisingly entertaining movie -- one of those good-hearted comedies like "Spy Kids" where reality is put on hold while bright teenagers outsmart the best and worst the adult world has to offer. It's ideal for younger kids, and not painful for their parents. Read full review
An innocent comedic revenge fantasy that somehow manages to be sweet and wickedly satisfying at the same time. Read full review
A harmless and mildly amusing family comedy. Read full review
The result is a children's movie that's almost worth seeing even when not accompanied by a child. It's certainly a painless experience, and at times it's quite funny. Read full review
If Ms. Bynes keeps going in this direction, she can conceivably develop a gallery of characters as rich and varied as Tracey Ullman's. Read full review
Not so admirably, the film feels at times like a giant commercial for Universal Studios. Read full review
Screenwriter Dan Schneider and director Shawn Levy substitute volume and primary colors for humor and bite. Granted, it's a kids' flick, but kids today have enough savvy about the movie industry to report for Variety. Read full review
Offers little in the way of pleasure, even to its target audience -- the easily pleased and undemanding. Read full review
How appealing is Muniz, taking a break from ''Malcolm in the Middle,'' a day job he should by no means let go of? Read full review
Though Muniz and Bynes make a somewhat likable team, their funniest skills are dampened by the material's insistent stupidity. Read full review