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Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.
While it is a spectacle of animatronics, digital graphics and other special effects, the actors are never overwhelmed by them as personalities. Read full review
The movie, based on the TV cartoon series, is exceptionally pleasant, and there's just enough humor to make it enjoyable for adults. Read full review
The image of this kitchen-magician dream robot comes at us in little jolts and spasms that have the zappy, self-contained rhythm of a fast-food tie-in commercial. Read full review
The plot was an arbitrary concoction. Read full review
Like the cartoon on which it's based, Inspector Gadget has moments of absurd fun and droll wit, but they are fleeting and few. Read full review
In the end the elaborate gimmickry of Inspector Gadget cannot conceal its very ordinary storytelling. Read full review
Gadget instead ends up as another mindless, noisy thrill ride that gorges its audience on bright effects and leaves it queasy from overconsumption. Read full review
Within a few minutes of the film's frenetic opening set piece, however, it's obvious that director David Kellogg and screenwriters Kerry Ehrin and Zak Penn have no idea how to capture the spirit of the source material. Read full review
Anyone older than eight is likely to find it a ridiculously extravagant exercise in stupidity. Read full review
A new standard for wretched excess is established by Inspector Gadget, a joyless and charmless disaster in which state-of-the-art special effects are squandered on pain-in-the-backside folly. Read full review