Super spy Lance Sterling and scientist Walter Beckett are almost exact opposites. Lance is smooth, suave and debonair. Walter is… not. But what Walter lacks in social skills he makes up for in smarts and invention, creating the awesome gadgets Lance uses on his epic missions. But when events take an unexpected turn, Walter and Lance suddenly have to rely on each other in a whole new way.
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Credits: TheMovieDb.

Film Cast:

• Lance Sterling (voice): Will Smith
• Walter Beckett (voice): Tom Holland
• Killian (voice): Ben Mendelsohn
• Marcy Kappel (voice): Rashida Jones
• Eyes (voice): Karen Gillan
• Ears (voice): DJ Khaled
• Joyless (voice): Reba McEntire
• Wendy (voice): Rachel Brosnahan
• Kimura (voice): Masi Oka
• Geraldine (voice): Carla Jimenez
• Agency Control Room Technician (voice): Mark Ronson
• Yakuza #1 (voice): Toru Uchikado
• Yakuza #2 (voice): Hisato Masuyama
• Yakuza #3 (voice): Toshiya Agata
• Yakuza #4 (voice): Michi Yamato
• Yakuza #5 (voice): Hiroshi Otaguro
• Unitee (voice): Claire Ryann
• Young Walter / Pigeon Voice (voice): Jarrett Bruno
• Agency Employee #1 (voice): Tawny Newsome
• Agency Employee #2 / Marcy’s Agent #3 (voice): J. B. Blanc
• Agency Employee #3 / Marcy’s Agent #1 (voice): Adrian Gonzalez
• Agency Employee #4 / Marcy’s Agent #5 (voice): William-Christopher Stephens
• Agency Employee #5 / Female Tourist (voice): Bex Marsh
• Agency Employee #6 / Joon / Marcy’s Agent #4 (voice): Peter S. Kim
• Agency Employee #7 (voice): Gabriel Conte
• Agency Employee #8 (voice): Jess Conte
• Agency Employee #9 (voice): Rashawn Nadine Scott
• Agency Employee #10 / Italian Woman (voice): Stefania Spampinato
• Agency Employee #11 / Pigeon Voice (voice): Nick Bruno
• Agency Employee #12 (voice): Troy Quane
• Agency Accountant / Male Tourist (voice): Eddie Mujica
• Lead Agency Lab Tech / Scooter Girl (voice): Emily Altman
• Terrance / Pigeon Voice (voice): Randy Trager
• Marcy’s Agent #2 (voice): Christopher Campbell
• Weapons Lab Soldier (voice): Matthew J. Munn
• Lance’s Car (voice): Kimberly Brooks
• Soo-Min (voice): Youn So
• Joon (voice): Min-Hyuck Jang
• Various Voices / Pigeon Voice (voice): Randy Thom
• Receptionist (voice): Krizia Bajos
• Weapons Lab Tech (voice): Reggie De Leon
• Scooter Guy (voice): Paolo Costantino Cenci
• Launch Control Voice (voice): Casey M. Roberts
• Additional Voice (voice): Daniel Booko
• Additional Voice (voice): Jen Cain
• Additional Voice (voice): Oscar Camacho
• Additional Voice (voice): David Chen
• Additional Voice (voice): Johnny Gidcomb
• Additional Voice (voice): Annie Gonzalez
• Additional Voice (voice): Maya Goodwin
• Additional Voice (voice): Danielle Hartnett
• Additional Voice (voice): Marabina Jaimes
• Additional Voice (voice): Masa Kanome
• Additional Voice (voice): Ruth Zalduondo
• Additional Voice (voice): Hideo Kimura
• Additional Voice (voice): Dina Morrone
• Additional Voice (voice): Dyana Ortelli
• Additional Voice (voice): Arthur Ortiz
• Additional Voice (voice): Chrystee Pharris
• Additional Voice (voice): Ben Pronsky
• Additional Voice (voice): Stan Sellers
• Additional Voice (voice): Shane Sweet
• Additional Voice (voice): Michael Woodley
• Additional Voice (voice): Vivian Yoon Lee

Film Crew:

• Screenstory: Cindy Davis
• Original Music Composer: Theodore Shapiro
• Executive Producer: Chris Wedge
• Casting: Christian Kaplan
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Randy Thom
• Producer: Jenno Topping
• Music Supervisor: Julianne Jordan
• Screenplay: Lloyd Taylor
• Animation Supervisor: Matthew O’Callaghan
• Screenplay: Brad Copeland
• Post Production Supervisor: Steve Barnett
• Producer: Peter Chernin
• Director: Troy Quane
• Dialogue Editor: Linda Brenon
• Original Film Writer: Lucas Martell
• Production Supervisor: Jason Fricchione
• Animation: Peter Lepeniotis
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Lora Hirschberg
• Supervising Sound Editor: Jeremy Bowker
• Associate Producer: Kristine Familletti
• Storyboard Artist: Warren Leonhardt
• Animation: Mike Safianoff
• Production Supervisor: Lorry Ann Shea
• Story Artist: Seth Boyden
• Producer: Michael J. Travers
• Production Coordinator: Diana Rivera Vera
• Storyboard Artist: Lyndon Ruddy
• Sound Effects Editor: Samson Neslund
• Associate Producer: Mark Jacyszyn
• Director: Nick Bruno
• Story Artist: John E. Hurst
• Associate Producer: Anthony Nisi
• Production Manager: Daniela Kriston
• Music Director: Demetrice Nguyen
• Character Modelling Supervisor: Keith Stichweh
• Character Designer: Bobby Pontillas
• Animation: Elena Ortego
• Animation: Julen Santiago
• Animation: Paul Downs
• Modelling Supervisor: Ian M. Burkard
• Production Supervisor: Tansal Arnas
• Sculptor: Vicki Saulls
• Assistant Production Manager: Gina Grasso
• Senior Animator: Thom Roberts
• Animation: Justin Weg
• Story Artist: Bianca Siercke
• Associate Producer: Kyle Milardo
• Visual Effects: Michael Tanzillo
• Animation: Scott Farrell
• Modeling: Dinis ‘Dennis’ Morais
• Animation: Dan Segarra
• Animation: Louaye Moulayess
• Animation: Trevor Young
• Production Supervisor: Dana Lynn Bennett
• Character Designer: José Manuel Fernández Oli
• Associate Producer: Kyle Lawson
• Animation: Brock Boyts
• Animation: Cristin McKee
• Animation: Dave Vasquez
• Senior Animator: Pedro Sanz
• Art Designer: Sandeep Menon
• Matte Painter: Eric Urquhart
• Storyboard Artist: Myke Bakich
• Storyboard Artist: Bryan Cox
• Storyboard Artist: Mike Smukavic
• Character Technical Supervisor: Scott W. Edelman
• Visual Effects: Thomas Helman
• Character Technical Supervisor: Misha Koplan
• Technical Advisor: Brent Le Blanc
• Animation: Alex Angelis
• Story Artist: Jeff Call
• Technical Advisor: Yolanda Cheng
• Animation: Stephen Dahler
• Modeling: Jonathan Lin
• Animation: Stephen Orsini
• Editor: Brett Blake
• Associate Editor: Gregory St. Germain
• Music Consultant: Gina Zimmitti
• Production Design: Jennifer Brola
• Production Assistant: Haley Brooks
• Production Design: Tracy Priest
• Production Assistant: Jen Hurler
• Storyboard Artist: Mike Smith
• Executive Producer: Kori Adelson
• Associate Producer: Sumire Takamatsu

Movie Reviews:

• ComparisonWorld: It’s really a rip off of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs and was quite disappointing. Walter is essentially like if Flint and Sam had a baby but more obnoxious with his can’t-shut-his-mouth, self-righteous attitude. There’s even some elements in the story taken from cloudy like the whole invention goes wrong thing. I was expecting it to at least be average because characters barring Walter didn’t seem bad but it turned out worse than I thought. The characters are two dimensional with predictable arcs and Walter had no flaws so no character development besides a predictable bonding with Lance. Even the pigeons are one-dimensional. It’s one of the top 10 or 15 worst animated films of the decade even if it came out at the tail end. Avoid it, it’s so overrated.
• JPV852: Fun animated action-adventure-comedy that has a nice, albeit naive, message, but still was a nice time-waster and pitch-perfect voice casting for Will Smith in a role like this. Doesn’t break new ground however the animation was great and there’s just enough to keep adults entertained along with kids. **3.75/5**
• Gimly: _Spies in Disguise_ has a genuinely interesting methodology put forth revolving around the core ideals of teamwork, and non-lethal measures. Or at least it has that in the opening 5 minutes and closing 10. In between it has a pigeon instead. I don’t mean “The pigeon thing is so ridiculous that it distracts from it”, I mean they drop it altogether for the lion’s share of the runtime because “WILL SMITH VOICES A PIGEON HAHAHA!” And sure those early concepts were laid on a little heavy while they were there, but this is a kids’ movie, nuance isn’t mandatory. It also didn’t help that literally every single supporting character (but most especially Ben Mendelsohn’s “Robot Hand”) were far more likeable than either of the leads. Buuut it was okay. Okay. At a stretch. Okay. At best.

  More than anything though, I just want to know if somebody goes into this without any idea of what the story is actually about, does it hit you as hard as the trailer did? Like is this _From Dusk till Dawn_ for pre-teens?

  _Final rating:★★ – Had some things that appeal to me, but a poor finished product._