Instead, you get a movie that's enjoyable enough, but leaves you feeling like it could have been much, much more.

Each character in this movie — down to the smallest one — is an individual rather than a type, prone to spontaneous changes of mood and sometimes amusing outbursts of pettiness or ill humor.

I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

This movie feels like it was made purely to piss off people who want good shows

A desperate attempt to be funny and quirky à la Will Ferrell (McKinnon) and poor acting from the lead role (Kunis) made this one of the most excruciating movie-going experiences one had to sit through in one's life.Flat jokes, uncompelling characters that make you wish they fail at every turn (or not, who cares), and a story line (if one can call it that) that puts together scenes in various locations in Europe just for the sake of taking the crew to various locations in Europe at the production's expense. That's pretty much what goes on here. Oh, and some kicking and punching in between along with needlessly using the Fu*** exclamation way too many times. What a loathsome waste of time this movie is. Buyer beware.

When my wife took me to see it, I'll be honest and say there were 3 other movies that I would rather see that were playing. Plus you cannot have hope with a Mila Kunis movie, it's either a big disappointment, or an o.k. I'll wait to see it on TV. Thank god Kate McKinnon was her co-star. She is has a great comic timing and made this movie surprisingly fun. Watching in a theater in Freehold, NJ, there was a lot of laughs when McKinnon calls her mother in Freehold, NJ. Although Paul Reiser's small role he was great. There are a lot of plot twists and confusion even at the end, but still I was happily surprised. But they should find a movie that Kate McKinnon can take the lead. She has become one of my favorite actresses. If you really want to see her at her best, Ghostbusters role of Egon was spot on! If you need a good laugh, this movie helps. Funny, quirky and lots of laughs.

We laughed twice in 90 minutes, otherwise reminded me of watching the High School play .. you kindof have to be there and are desperate for something remotely funny. There will be no "SPY 2" and you can take that to the bank. There was some chemistry between the two actresses but the humor fell flat, the action was pretty good but still not up to the other 4 movies of that type out right now. There were huge leaps in logic, it was revealed the whole misunderstanding could have been cleared up in the first 10 minutes and there would have been no movie. The twists and double crosses come at such a fast rate people are interchangeable: bad and good. Leaving the "comedy" to the girl from SNL was a big mistake. She isn't a "make this boring script funny" person. She is good at impressions and does what the dozen writers on that show tell her to do. Not one to improvise humor. Mila speaks fluent Russian, how did they not use that in this international spy drama/comedy? Just a 90 minutes exercise in how to waste a lot of money funding a few actresses world tour -- do not recommend ... at all.

The Spy Who Dumped Me tells the story of best friends, Audrey(Mila Kunis) & Morgan(Kate McKinnon). Audrey's boyfriend Drew(Justin Theroux), breaks up with her. Later, Audrey finds out that Drew is a spy. This puts Audrey & Morgan, right in the middle of an international conflict among spies. The Spy Who Dumped Me is a highly entertaining film. Director Susanna Fogel has given us a worthy addition to the various movies in the action comedy genre. The action set pieces are superb. This film will make you guffaw continuously. The locales are exquisite, just like any other spy movie. The highlight of the film are the performances. Mila Kunis is outstanding as Audrey. Kate McKinnon is spectacular as Morgan. McKinnon steals the show, in all her scenes. The chemistry between Mila Kunis & Kate McKinnon is effortless, & translates to comedy gold onscreen. Justin Theroux is great as Drew. Sam Heughan is amazing as Sebastian. Hasan Minhaj & Gillian Anderson are awesome as Duffer & Wendy, respectively. Ivanna Sakhno is good as Nadedja. The supporting cast is impressive. The Spy Who Dumped Me is a must watch for fans of action comedies & fans of Mila Kunis & Kate McKinnon. Go, laugh out loud & have a great time!