Review: My Spy – The Eternal City (English) {3.0/5}
MyAxom Reviews brings you an in-depth analysis of the latest film, “My Spy: The Eternal City,” directed by Pete Segal. Starring the talented duo of Dave Bautista and Chloe Coleman, this comedy adventure promises a mix of action and laughter.
Plot Synopsis
“My Spy: The Eternal City” continues the story of JJ (played by Dave Bautista) and his stepdaughter Sophie (portrayed by Chloe Coleman). Three years after the events of the first film, JJ enjoys his desk job while caring for Sophie. However, Sophie, now 14, craves freedom from JJ’s strict ways. When Sophie’s choir group travels to Italy for performances, their trip takes an unexpected turn when Collin, a friend of Sophie, gets kidnapped. This sets off a chain of events involving CIA agents and high-stakes drama.
Story and Direction
The screenplay, crafted by Jon Hoeber, Erich Hoeber, and Pete Segal, offers moments of fun and humor, though it falls short of the original film’s charm. Pete Segal’s direction keeps the narrative neat and uncomplicated, with a focus on comedy over action. While the film has its share of twists and turns, the initial scenes may lack the emotional depth seen in its predecessor.
Performances and Technical Aspects
Dave Bautista shines in his role, delivering an entertaining performance, while Chloe Coleman impresses with her dynamic portrayal of Sophie. Ken Jeong and Kristen Schaal add to the comedic flair of the film, with supporting cast members like Taeho K and Billy Barratt holding their own. The music by Sean Segal adds to the cinematic feel, complemented by Larry Blanford’s striking cinematography.
Conclusion
“My Spy: The Eternal City” offers a decent comedy suitable for family viewing. While it may not reach the heights of its predecessor, the film delivers a blend of action and humor that keeps audiences entertained.
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