Robert Rodriguez pulled out all the stops for Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D: Jeremy Piven in a dual role, Ricky Gervais as a talking dog, the spectre of 3-D and even Aromascope. That latter bell and whistle includes scratch-and-sniff cards that patrons will get upon entering the theater, and corresponding onscreen numbers that alert them when to take a whiff. "Originally, we didn't have any really rancid smells, but kids wanted something really stinky in there," Rodriguez said about one of the smells, a dirty baby diaper. "It really doesn't smell that bad. No one's going to get sick in the theater." From the smells, at least. [Huffington Post]
