Spy Intervention

I think people are being a little harsh here. The film is seriously funny. Clever humor at that and the acting wasn't the best but still worth a watch.

Give it a chance past first 10 min and enjoy it for what it is. Just a fun movie

It took a little while to really understand the film, but it was totally worth watching it through. This movie is clearly lower budget but it leans into that fact and it ends up with a quirky yet hilarious parody of the old school spy movies (very 60s Batman and Get Smart meets Wes Anderson). The widescreen scenes are very real and heartfelt while the 4:3 scenes are so full of satire and so well made. The way the actors interact with this outlandish world and these silly gadgets kept us laughing the whole way through.

Both the plot and the characters were mind numbingly boring.

So many fake 1 star reviews from people who admit they didn't make it more than 5 minutes into the movie. Why would I trust the word of a quitter. not a great movie but not bad. 4.9

It is a cheap Wes Anderson knockoff of a B movie. But fun to watch anyway. Kudos to the design team.

My wife an I just finished watching this film and we really loved i! It is very different than what we expected but in a cool way where we found ourselves really loving the characters. My wife laughed a lot especially at Brittany who plays the friend my wife remembers having when she was younger. The cast is pretty but that was just a bonus. I would definitely recommend watching it!

We found this movie quite entertaining, with goofy characters and funny scenes. The lighthearted approach was enhanced by interesting production design and fine editing. Obvious talent at work here.

Seen 15 minutes before saying enough is enough. Really boring stuff, really looks more like a school project than an actual movie.

This is surprisingly bad. The story is stupid, there is bad acting and it is difficult to watch. I only watched it to see if there was anything redeeming about it. Anything entertaining about it must have been an accident. The constant switching between 4:3 and 16:9 perspective is something I have seen once before elsewhere ... it detracts from what is already a waste of time. The strange thing about this movie, is I suspect that everyone involved with its production probably already knew this movie would flop. They do not appear to have been embarrassed or ashamed enough to release it.