G Force
G Force is the latest Disney offering where the G stands for Guinea Pigs – three to be exact Juarez (Penélope Cruz), Bucky (Steve Buscemi) and the scene stealing Blaster (Tracy Morgan) with one more named Hurley (Jon Favreau) to be added later. In a 3-D mix of CGI rodents and live actors, they’ve been assembled by scientists Ben (Zach Galifianakis) and Marcie (Kelli Garner) as a crack covert FBI team and are joined by Speckles (Nicolas Cage) a mole with serious computer chop. Despite their abilities in quite literally tight spots the brass wants to downsize the unit and their recent failure to nab the megalomaniacal Saber (Bill Nighy) seals their fate. Relegated to a discount pet store they must make an escape using their covert wiles and regroup in order to save the world from death by cappuccino maker. G Force doesn’t delight with the usual force of a Disney “G” rated film which is contrary to the company’s usual success in that area lately. It’s safe for wee ones but accompanying adults expecting another Bolt might be sighing “G- Whiz”.