Secret Agent Dingledorf And His Trusty Dog Splat 2021

MOVIE INFORMATION

Movie Name: Secret Agent Dingledorf And His Trusty Dog Splat

Director: Billy Dickson

Cast: Zackary Arthur, Jason Dolley, Cooper J. Friedman, Kevin Sizemore, Darcy Donavan, Tupac Souza, Betsy Baker, David Abed, Jared Arroyo, Lauryn Emily Arroyo, Charles Ancelle, Hayden Crawford, Loki, Nicola Lambo, Alex McArthur, Ryan O'Quinn.

Edited By: Noah Pontell

Music By: Michael Reola

Distributed By: N/A

Release Date: 2021-07-23

Release Year: 2021

Country: United States

Available Language: English

Budget: Not Expose

IMDB: 5.5

Box Office: Not Expose

Genre Main: Comedy

Genre Full: Comedy, Family.

Filming Company: Amaris Media International, Winter Star Productions.

Official Site: https://secretagentdingledorf.com/

Picture Color: color

Sound Mix: N/A

Picture Quality: 720p

File Size: 1GB

Story Line: Bernie Dingledorf is an average 10-year-old in an average town living an average life.. with one minor exception: Only he can save the world. Contacted by T.W.I.T., a spy agency so secret it doesn’t exist, Bernie and his friends, Lens Cap. Overcoming bullies and his own loser mentality, 10-year-old Bernie Dingledorf must destroy Dr. Chuckles's diabolical Laugh Generator before it sends the entire world into uncontrollable fits of laughter. At one point in Secret Agent Dingledorf and His Trusty Dog, Splat! one of the titular agent’s preteen cohorts quips, dismayed by their colossal task at hand, “Save the world? We can’t even make a movie.” This is in reference to a scene in which the characters, a trio of your typical American children somehow caught up in a sociopathic clown’s candy bar-enabled plot to sabotage “world peace” talks, earlier attempt to create their own motion picture. A homebrewed slice of Hitchcock; do-it-yourself David Fincher. But while the self-deprecating remark is meant to reflect on their inability to create the film within a film, it might as well serve as an epitaph for Secret Agent Dingledorf, the feature we’re here to discuss. Dr Chuckles, we find, is a failed clown whose resentment for human indifference pushes him to sabotage the utopian peace talks that are to go down at the UN. The plot in question revolves around the use of a deadly laugh ray in orbit, beaming harmful rays that enforce mandatory giggling upon every poor sap under the sun. Recruited haplessly by covert government agency TWIT (The World Intelligence Team) wetworker Agent ½ (Paul Johansson). Embroiled unwittingly and unwillingly in this deadly game of international espionage, Bernie and co. race to stop Chuckles’ sick, sick game. Putting aside the logistical questions of Chuckles’ plot (how does a clown come by this technology, was TWIT not aware of such a tremendous threat sooner, etc.), let’s take a moment to emphasize just how brutally unamusing the clandestine charade of Secret Agent Dingledorf is. Besides looking like it was touched up with iMovie special effects, Dingledorf puts its farce and fall-flat humor front and center over any semblance of fun or quirky characters. Bernie’s buds, IQ (Cooper J Friedman) and Lens Cap (Shiloh Nelson) are relegated to nicknames and forgettable contributions to the incredibly serious task at hand. Bernie himself struggles with his single father and long-gone mother, passed on and leaving the man and man-to-be adrift without the good sense of a woman to steer them. Dingledorf supplants its hero with easy-peasy baggage that doesn’t do much of anything for our story, copping out with a serious issue (the kid’s growing up without a mom!) without following through on its implications.