All The Time In The World: 4.7spy Kids:

(2011) was marketed as a "4D" cinematic experience, reintroducing the franchise eight years after the original trilogy concluded. Directed by Robert Rodriguez , the film serves as both a soft reboot and a sequel, introducing a new generation of agents while featuring the original "Spy Kids" as adults. Narrative and Cast

Now adult OSS agents, Alexa Vega and Daryl Sabara reprise their roles to mentor the new kids. 4.7Spy Kids: All the Time in the World

‘Spy Kids: All the Time in the World’: 4D Element Explained (2011) was marketed as a "4D" cinematic experience,

To justify the "4D" branding, Rodriguez employed , a scratch-and-sniff experience reminiscent of the 1981 film Polyester . ‘Spy Kids: All the Time in the World’:

Marissa's husband, an oblivious "spy-hunting" TV host.

The new recruits who discover their stepmother's secret identity and join the mission.

The story follows (played by Jessica Alba ), a retired OSS agent who is called back into action to stop a villain known as the Timekeeper (Jeremy Piven). Marissa must balance saving the world with her secret life as a mother to a new baby and stepmother to bickering twins Rebecca ( Rowan Blanchard ) and Cecil ( Mason Cook ). Key Characters: