Storyline
A desk-bound CIA analyst volunteers to go undercover to infiltrate the world of a deadly arms dealer, and prevent diabolical global disaster.
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Cast
Paul Feig, Jude Law, Michael McDonald, Jason Statham, Steve Bannos, Rose Byrne, Allison Janney, Bobby Cannavale, Raad Rawi, Melissa McCarthy, Mitch Silpa, Peter Serafinowicz, Carlos Ponce, 50 Cent, Richard Brake, Will Yun Lee, Morena Baccarin, Attila Árpa, Matt Devere, Jamie Denbo, Zach Woods, Ben Falcone, Iván Kamarás, Sam Richardson, Jessica Chaffin, Katie Dippold, Nargis Fakhri, Miranda Hart, Romain Apelbaum, Andrey Danilko, Bálint Adorjáni, Björn Gustafsson, Levente Törköly, Peter Linka, Lukács Bicskey, Sergej Onopko, Jaime Pacheco, Adam Ray, Attila Bardóczy, Julian Miller, Ed Kear, Alessandro De Marco, Luca Fiorilli, Dimitri Andreas, Yuri Buzzi, Péter Farkas, Greta Csizmadia, Klaudia Halasi, Zalán Takács, Dénés Bernáth, Zsolt Zágoni
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Reviews
90
Laugh-stuffed and making excellent use of its marquee-grade supporting cast, it promises to be a home run in its early summer release.
90
An uproarious blast of globe-trotting action-comedy delirium that doesn’t spoof the espionage-thriller genre so much as drop a series of banana peels in its path.
83
There is a giddy sense of glee that runs through most of this movie, making it feel like Feig can barely contain himself with all of the things he wants to do and show you in the movie.
82
Spy would be a standout if only for its ability to keep me laughing while also keeping me from figuring out who was really double-crossing whom. Add to that this extraordinary ensemble of actors (who knew Jason Statham could be this funny?), and you’ve got another memorable offering from McCarthy and Feig.
80
This is a generous, consistently pleasurable comedy.
