one of my absolute favorites!

Just intense enough to provide a much-needed diversion, just lightweight enough to make you forget about it soon after it’s over. It’s not exactly “good,” per se, but it does what it sets out to do in terms of putting us on edge, which makes it … successful?

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity

There are some funny parts BUT really NOT COOL what they say about Bulgaria. Not true and very offensive!! Bulgaria is a very beautiful European country. People live in their own European looking like apartments and houses there. Many in other countries can't afford that. There are many rich people just like anywhere else and believe me WOMEN are VERY beautiful. So this ugly words used in this movie and the horrible image that was created about Bulgaria is so untrue and mean! Such a disappointment! Lost at least 8 million people of the audience with this script ....Also +33 is the phone code of France not only of Paris. Just to be clear Paris is the capital of France, but it is not the whole country. So doesn't really make sence how they located the destination by the phone code ....

This came out around the Melissa McCarthy rage and it honestly looked terrible so I never had any interest in seeing it. It's not a great movie but it did surprise me. The plot was decent enough with a couple plot twists but it was mainly about her free styling. Sometimes it was really funny and sometimes she just kept going too long which is basically what always happens with her. I enjoyed the first half of the movie a lot but then she became more confident in the movie and thus her insults became more ridiculous. I thought she was much more funny when she wasn't confident but either way it was a decent use of my time. Much better than I thought it would be.

I avoided this bomb for 3 years, but with little other choice of things to watch, and my sister saying she had enjoyed it, I gave it a chance. Full of things even a child would not find funny (the likes of fart jokes and excessive profanity), but unfortunately completely void of humour. And they are considering a sequel?

This is hardly the first or last spy parody movie. Some nail it (Johnny English), and some miss badly (the Austin Powers sequels). This one was just plain perfect. There's nothing original, but every cast member - McCarthy especially - nails every part. Comedies like this work best with real characters and unreal plots. Paul Feig clearly gets that. I laughed. A lot.