We Can Be Heroes Teaser Review: A new generation of kids are ready to save the world

November 21, 2020

Cast: Pedro Pascal, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Christian Slater, Boyd Holbrook, Taylor Dooley, Christopher McDonald, Sung Kang, Hala Finley, YaYa Gosselin, Adriana Barraza, Haley Reinhart, Rachel Specter, Akira Akbar, Wayne Pére, Vivien Lyra Blair, Brittany Perry-Russell, Isaiah Russell-Bailey, Andy Walken, Nick Stevenson

We Can Be Heroes

For me, one of my first adventure-based movie remains the Spy Kids and I loved watching that series, every time it aired on the television. In fact, before Marvel movies came into pictures, this was the closest thing to a superhero movie that I actually did enjoy during my childhood days.

If you’ve been someone like me and have been an avid fan of The Spy Kids series, Netflix has a surprise for you in the form of a superhero movie of a new generation.

The movie called ‘We Can Be Heroes’ is all set to release on January 1, 2021. The teaser is out and it looks like a cool one. The best part for me in the teaser was the starring of Priyanka Chopra Jonas.

We Can Be Heroes

The movie is directed by the creators of The Spy Kids as well as the Shark Boy and Lava Girl. It’s been a while since we’ve seen kids be the heroes in a movie. You could get a sort of A Stranger Things vibe as well, at least I did, since that was the last thing I saw where the kids were cooler than the adults. (Aren’t they always).

Author: Aahna Sharma

A foodie, a traveller (home to office, just kidding), amateur cook and a social media buff, Aahna is a passionate writer and a binge-watcher, has a PhD in pulling all-nighters (holding a record of 36 hours straight) and can even write a masterpiece while Netflixing. A wannabe Zuckerberg who is now trying hard to transform her love of binge-watching to something more professional. In her past life, she was probably Jane Austen herself, thus the hopeless romantic, poet, thus the storyteller hidden inside of her always finds a way to come out in the open. Her love for all things English, Hindi, and Urdu helps her to create some fun, quirky sentences, which you might find fun to read. If not, there's always sarcasm in those write-ups to interest you.