Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

Spy Kids 3-D: Game Over

Gregorio Cortez

Carmen Cortez

Juni Cortez

Grandfather

Grandmother

Toymaker

Donnagon Giggles

Gary Giggles

Gerti Giggles

Arnold

Rez

Demetra

Felix Gumm

Fegan Floop

Alexander Minion

Romero

Dinky Winks

The Guy

Waterpark Girl

Creepy Kid

Processor

Agent Hot Rod

Edog

Logos

Long-fingered Boy (as Glen Powell Jr.)

Agent Damage Report

OSS Agent #2

Dinky Winks Jr.

The HD/3-D process is the same used by director James Cameron for his IMAX feature Ghosts of the Abyss (2003), although the projection is different. Cameron used polarized projection only viewable in special venues. Rodriguez used the traditional anaglyph (notable for its scarlet red and cyan blue lensed glasses) projection. The cameras used for the film consisted of two custom-designed Sony HDC-950 cameras (HDCAM) which have had their image sensors separated from the main body of the camera and rehoused 70mm apart - the same distance between a pair of human eyes. This also allowed director Robert Rodriguez to view immediate 3D playback on-set.

When Juni is entering the next level of the video game, he comes across a place named "Rebel Rockets" the names of director Robert Rodriguez's two sons Rebel Rodriguez and Rocket Rodriguez.

When Juni and Grandpa emerge from the game, Grandpa says that the armrests on his wheelchair are covered in rich Corinthian leather. This is a reference to actor Ricardo Montalban's Chrysler Cordoba television commercials in the late '70's ("The seats are upholstered in rich Corinthian leather").

When the Power Suit is applied to Juni in the Robocon arena, the shadow of the arena host appears out of nowhere next to the suit maker, right before Juni is revealed in the Power Suit.

Right before the "mega race" starts, one of the "beta tester" kids turns around to the audience as if he were addressing Juni and says "we'll try to help you out as much as we can" but the vehicle that Juni is driving is clearly visible in front of him as he says it.

When Grandpa reaches to pick up the two programmers, the towers in the bottom left corner for some reason change abruptly, and so do the two actors.

Juni: I can't beat you, Arnold!

Carmen: Juni! The Toymaker is the one who put grandpa in the wheel chair!

Toymaker: Am I insane?