继上次把父母从意图统治世界的狂人手里解救出来后，卡门和朱尼·柯蒂斯这对姐弟已经成长为一对训练有素、胆识过人的新一代超级特工，和父母一起担负起了拯救世界和地球的重大责任。 这天，柯蒂斯一家接到了新的秘密任务，格雷戈瑞和英格丽带着一对儿女前往一个大洋中的神秘小岛——梦境岛，在这个与世隔绝的小岛上，一个天才的科学狂人罗米欧正在研制他的发明——一群经过人工手段变异而成的恐怖怪兽。除了这些怪兽之外，为了对付声名远扬的特工小子，他还费劲心计制造和训练了一对儿童特工——加里和歌蒂，专门用来和卡门与朱尼的组合抗衡。 为了阻止这个科学狂人的疯狂计划，竟然连曾经也是超级特工的卡门和朱尼的祖父母也一起被请出山了……这下柯蒂斯家全家老小、上下三代，一起热热闹闹上演了一出力斗邪恶势力的“全家福”精彩大戏。 Not many movies boast scores composed by their directors, but Spy Kids and its sequel, Spy Kids 2, are among the few that can stake this claim. As with the music for the first film, Spy Kids 2's score was co-written by director Robert Rodriguez and John Debney , who take a very playful, stylized, Danny Elfman-esque approach, infusing it with Latin twists on pieces like "Spy Ballet," rock energy on "Magna Men," and electronic whimsy on "R.A.L.P.H." Alan Cumming 's wonderfully theatrical vocals grace "Floop's Dream," while Carmen Cortez (aka actress Alex Vega ) performs "Isle of Dreams," an unusual and mostly successful mix of Latin pop, teen pop, and alt-rock. Tracks such as "Escape From DragonSpy," "Aztec Treasure Room," and "Skeletons" are suitably tense, and while the score itself isn't particularly unique, but Rodriguez's level of involvement -- he even created an orchestra, the Texas Philharmonic , to record this music -- certainly is.