AgentCodyBanks

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	Agent Cody Banks Dir. Harald Zwart

		Cute is the perfect word to describe this movie. It’s so cute. Frankie Muniz is cute as Cody Banks, a kid who is recruited by the CIA to be in a new junior agents program. Hilary Duff (as Natalie Connors) is cute as the object of Cody’s mission. He has to get close to her, so the CIA can get close to her father (Martin Donovan,) a scientist who’s in over his head with the bad guys. Angie Harmon isn’t cute, but she’s fun as Ronica Miles. She plays Cody’s CIA handler, and she is perpetually on the verge of popping out of whatever outfit she’s in. Agent Cody Banks isn’t a ground-breaking kid’s movie. It doesn’t go outside of any boxes, but who cares? It’s a light comedy, it’s fun, and it’s a couple of hours of escape from your grown-up world. Cody has the kind of childhood I wanted. He gets to be a secret agent and not even his parents know. It doesn’t get him out of doing chores or being grounded, but he gets some cool gadgets and goes on an adventure. There is one horribly embarrassing scene when he’s trying to talk to a girl, but other than that one part, it’s pure fun. How many movies can you say that about? Most movies are about stressful conflict. This one is about no-stress conflict. It’s refreshing. You should go see it. It’s cute. I rate it: Rental Frankie Muniz as Cody Banks Hilary Duff as Natalie Connors Angie Harmon as Ronica Miles Keith David as CIA Director

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