Inspector Gadget 2 (2003)

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3rd Rock From the Sun's French Stewart steps into the shoes previously filled by Matthew Broderick in this straight-to-DVD sequel to Disney's Inspector Gadget. Arch-nemesis Dr. Claw is back to his evil ways, causing havoc for Inspector Gadget and the citizens of Riverton. Adding an additional twist… More 3rd Rock From the Sun's French Stewart steps into the shoes previously filled by Matthew Broderick in this straight-to-DVD sequel to Disney's Inspector Gadget. Arch-nemesis Dr. Claw is back to his evil ways, causing havoc for Inspector Gadget and the citizens of Riverton. Adding an additional twist is G2 (Elaine Hendrix), a new robot cop who provides a little crime-fighting competition to Gadget. Directed by Alex Zamm, Inspector Gadget 2 also stars Caitlin Wachs. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: G, 1 hr. 28 min.
Directed By: Alex Zamm
Genres: Comedy, Kids & Family

In Theaters: Mar 11, 2003 Wide
On DVD: Mar 11, 2003

Critic Reviews

Clint Morris, Moviehole
A much better film than the original
Scott Weinberg, eFilmCritic.com
Featuring a truly awful screenplay and more overbaked CGI detritus than you can shake a claw at, IG2 is a loud and garish and oppressively off-putting experience.
John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
The comedy is flat, the jokes are stale, the characters are static, and the plot is nonexistent.
John J. Puccio, Movie Metropolis
...clearly aimed at six-to-ten year olds, who will miss most of the film's in-jokes. But the in-jokes are not funny, anyway, so it's no great loss.
Bill Chambers, Film Freak Central
A reactor leak at the Crayola factory.

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Spencer S

Really French Stewart? You know better.
KJ P

Worth watching many times and laughing at how incredibly ridiculous it all is!
Jason S

Eh. Good for the kids I guess.
Dillon L

Haha. Matthew Broderick didn't even return for this straight-to-DVD kid's crap.