REVIEW: “SPY” (2015) 20th Century Fox

Peggy at the Movies

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With the release of “SPY”, 20th Century Fox is putting out it’s second spy genre film of 2k15 with the first being the hugely entertaining ‘Kingsman:The Secret Service‘. But Melissa McCarthy’s latest jaunt into comedy had me contemplating if it was just going to be another one where she wears out her welcome by playing the same character-type once again. I’m pleased to report this is not the case and you will find yourself laughing your way through this one. Not only because of the fact that McCarthy is more or less doing character assassinations on most of those stereo-typed characters of her past, but it’s with a strong supporting, hugely funny and entertaining cast which really pulls this film all together.
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McCarthy plays “Susan Cooper”, a deskbound CIA analyst acting as the eyes and ears for expertly named-and-trained field agent, “Bradley Fine” charmingly done here…

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2 thoughts on “REVIEW: “SPY” (2015) 20th Century Fox”

  1. The only reason I haven’t seen this yet is purely my outright detesting of McCarthy. She’s the female equivalent of Adam Sandler, and has ruined every film I’ve seen her in. Ugh.

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