After «Kingsman» Matthew Vaughn, which is very thin and made fun of all the juicy spy movie cliches, this genre could easily retire, but soon we will be pleased with the cheerful filmmakers "Agent N. K. L" and Guy Ritchie's new series of James Bond "Spectrum", so that more spies in a single step and is not going to retreat.
It is fair to admit that this film brings to the genre something new, but as the tape Vaughn chuckles at the best examples of the genre. However, only this time, the main spy geroy- not a man and a woman. And more specifically, the star of two previous paintings Figg "The Heat" and "Bridesmaids" - charming plump Melissa McCarthy, which is annealed to the full, covering all the disadvantages of his charisma. And it will be no surprise if the pro-fed agents after this film will shoot more often. To help here is Jude Law, a kind of parody of the 007 and Jason Statham, mayachyaschy the wings and which, by the way, not fists waving left and right, but rather a bit of a comic character, which is quite ironic, since all his exploits and is not welcome consequences, describes his character, and does not do.
The very same plot of originality does not shine (there is even a predictable plot twist, which can be guessed at the beginning of the film), but coupled with an excellent sense of humor and incredible dynamic action to find fault with him completely such pointless. And antagonist- woman as its related evil woman, clearly hinted on feminism. However, it was in the "cops with skirts".
Easy, nice nezaumno, and most importantly, funny, and sometimes even vulgar. Cameo several famous people are attached (and one - completely unexpected).
What else can write about the "spy"? If you recall the equally humorous and lethal spy comedy of the past ten years, then the first to mind for some reason comes Peter Segal film "Get Smart," starring Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway. What movie is high, of course, does not bear for him, but definitely deserves a look.
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