Kid Critic rushed out to the movies to see G-Force the day after opening, which looked like a great movie and was excited to see it in 3-D.

Can you guess what G-Force stands for by the previews?  Yes, that's right, guinea pigs who have power and a forceful team.  The guinea pigs start off at the beginning of the movie on a mission to keep funding available that comes from the FBI but they have to prove themselves that the guinea pigs can do what FBI agents can, no matter how small or they would be shut down. The climax is similar to that in Transformers where consumer electronics like coffeemakers turn angry and lose control. The 4 guinea pigs stick together but little Speckles (the mole) wants to exterminate people by making the world go bad. The guinea pigs go through the movie hiding from the FBI but at the same time trying to save the world using the own powerful little two hands.

The movie ends with a thank you message from the head of the FBI thanking them for their dedication to the nation who will continue to provide the G-Force with full funding.

The movie leaves you with a funny feeling of talking guinea pigs.

Kid Critic was not surprised to find this movie produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, always known for his amazing, eye-popping, over the top movies.

G-Force's rating is PG (Parental Guidance) with some intense action scenes and mildly naughty humor. Kid Critic found the movie to be a little more violent than the New York Times, so I give it a PG-13 rating.

4 Stars for G-Force, an action-packed, humor filled movie of guinea pigs.