My Spy
Based on 1 Review
A hardened CIA operative finds himself at the mercy of a precocious 9-year-old girl, having been sent undercover to surveil her family.
(2020)
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Review MVP rated this 6 out of 10
Written on 6 January 2020 Member since 9 May 2011Pros:Funny moments and awkward situations.
Cons:The effects at the end with the explosions were low quality which affected the believability.
Overall:JJ (Dave Bautista) is a tough ex-military operative currently working for the CIA. His tough killing style background is not helping him in his spy role and is on his last chance when sent to work in surveillance. When his cover is blown by the 9 year old school girl that he is supposed to be spying on, he must make a deal to not be exposed and lose his job.
What follows is a series of awkward situations that JJ finds himself in as he tries to not be exposed as a bad spy. Or a bad skater. Or dancer. Kristen Schaal plays the CIA sidekick working alongside JJ trying to prove herself to get herself in the game. She truly plays the perfect awkward partner role which is nearly identical to her character in Flight of the Conchords. Another well-known face is Ken Jeong who plays the CIA boss and is involved in some funny scenes between himself and JJ.
Overall it is a light hearted film for the family full of awkward and funny moments showing a lighter side of Dave Bautista.
