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My Spy The Eternal City 2024

My Spy: The Eternal City is a 2024 American action-comedy film and the sequel to the 2020 movie My Spy. Directed by Pete Segal, the film stars Dave Bautista as CIA operative J.J., who now leads a desk job while training his stepdaughter Sophie (Chloe Coleman) to become an agent. The plot unfolds when a high school choir tour in Italy is disrupted by a nuclear threat targeting the Vatican. The film also features Kristen Schaal, Ken Jeong, Anna Faris, Flula Borg, and Craig Robinson.🕵️‍♂️ Plot Summary In the sequel, J.J. and Sophie are living in Langley, Virginia, with J.J. balancing his CIA duties and his role as Sophie's guardian. When a mission goes awry, Sophie accompanies J.J. on a school choir trip to Italy, which coincides with a plot involving Soviet-era weapons of mass destruction. The story escalates as they uncover a conspiracy targeting the Vatican, leading to a high-stakes mission to prevent a disaster.📅 Release Information My Spy: The Eternal City was released on July 18, 2024, and is available for streaming exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.📊 Reception The film has received mixed to unfavorable reviews: Rotten Tomatoes: 23% critic score; 35% audience score. Metacritic: 36/100 based on 12 critic reviews; 5.4/10 user score.Critics have noted that while the film has moments of charm, it often resorts to juvenile humor and lacks the freshness of its predecessor. Some reviews describe it as a "forgettable spy thriller" and a "superfluous and unnecessary IP extender."🎯 Conclusion My Spy: The Eternal City offers a familiar blend of action and comedy with returning characters J.J. and Sophie navigating a new adventure set against the backdrop of Italy. While it delivers lighthearted moments and family-friendly fun, the film falls short of the originality and charm that made the original stand out. Fans of the first movie may find it enjoyable, but those looking for a fresh or critically praised spy thriller might be left wanting more. Read More

• 2024
• 1 h : 52 min
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• 5.558
• PG-13