Director: Robert Rodriguez
Robert Rodriguez hands his family franchise to a new generation of siblings in this reboot, swapping the original cast for two kids whose spy parents suddenly need rescuing themselves.
What is Spy Kids Armageddon about?
Tony and Patty Torrez have grown up entirely unaware that their mom and dad work for a secret spy agency, until a rogue game developer traps the world's technology inside a virus that only he can control, and their parents are the ones sent to stop him. When the mission goes sideways, the siblings discover the family secret the hard way and have to grab their parents' old gadgets to finish the job themselves. Along the way they run into an unlikely ally on the villain's side, forcing the kids to figure out who they can trust while racing against a countdown that threatens every device on the planet. Rodriguez keeps the tone squarely for younger viewers, leaning on colorful gadgetry and slapstick over anything darker.
Cast & crew
Connor Esterson and Everly Carganilla play the Torrez siblings, while Gina Rodriguez and Billy Magnussen take on their secret-agent parents; Zachary Levi appears as the tech mogul turned villain, with D.J. Cotrona and Joe Schilling rounding out the supporting cast.
Context & significance
This is the fourth entry in a franchise that began in the early 2000s, rebooted here with a new set of siblings and an entirely new supporting cast rather than any returning actors from the earlier films. The plot leans into present-day anxieties about a single company or individual controlling connected devices, updating the series' old gadget obsession for a smart-home era.
Where & how to watch
Spy Kids Armageddon streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, part of a catalog built for Persian-speaking households everywhere. Reading this page costs nothing; watching the film requires signing in with a K-Time account, and the whole viewing experience, menus included, is designed around Farsi speakers.