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Agent Cody Banks, 2003

Starring: Frankie Muniz, Hilary Duff

Directed by: Harald Zwart

Written by: Ashley Edward Miller

Language: English

Country: USA, Canada

Runtime: 102 min

MPAA Rating: PG

Rating:5.1

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The mood of Agent Cody Banks is humorous and exciting. The plot centers around secret agents, undercover characters, and a heroic mission. It is a comedy, action, and adventure movie. In approach, Agent Cody Banks is not serious. The pacing is fast. It happens in contemporary times. Agent Cody Banks is especially suggested for a family outing and teens. Note that it includes mild violent content.

Summary of Agent Cody Banks

Cody Banks (Frankie Muniz) is a teenage CIA agent. Undercover at a prep school where he pretends to be a typical student, Cody must seek out classmate Natalie Connors (Hilary Duff), whose Dad is a scientist involved some dangerous business. Equipped with top-end spy gadgetry and excellent training, Cody prepares to take down his adversary. With nods to other spy films and fast-paced action, this children's film will appeal to teens and younger viewers alike.

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Language:	English
Country:	USA, Canada
Release date:	14 March 2003
Runtime:	102 min

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Frankie Muniz

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Hilary Duff

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Entertainment Weekly

The real mission is product placement, of course: The movie seems to be set against the silvery backdrop of the Sharper Image catalog. Full Review

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by: Scott Brown

The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

Of course, none of the film's geopolitical subterfuge will matter a whit to Agent Cody Banks's audience: adolescent boys in need of a surrogate hero. They will respond enthusiastically to this boisterous, well-carpentered kiddy-flick. Full Review

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by: Stephen Cole

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