Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)
THE LAUGHS ARE MIA IN SPY COMEDY
VERYWOMAN Audrey (Mila Kunis) is a grocerystore cashier who discovers that her ex, Drew (Justin Theroux), isn’t really the host of an NPR podcast about jazz and economics. In reality, he’s a CIA operative, now on the run from bad guys who want a flash drive he has hidden.
After Drew gets shot, informing his astonished ex that she is a target too, Audrey and loyal best friend Morgan
(Kate McKinnon) embark on an involuntary European adventure to deliver the flash drive to Drew’s Viennese contact.
The women get chased around the continent by a Russian
EGabrielle Union has adenomyosis.
The 45-year-old actress revealed in her book
that she had previously endured “eight or nine miscarriages”.
Gabrielle said: “Everyone said ‘You’re a career woman… you waited too long. The reality is I have adenomyosis.” gymnast turned assassin (Ivanna Sakhno) and assisted by bickering agents Sebastian and Duffer (Sam Heughan and Hasan Minhaj).
Despite a few bits where the action-comedy hybrid actually works, neither genre is given Nina Dobrev’s trick to dealing with a break-up is going on vacation.
When asked what the best way to deal with a break-up is, the 29-year-old former star said: “A plane ticket, a glass of tequila and a group of girlfriends.”
Nina is a big fan of travelling. enough room to breathe.
The movie also works overtime to earn its R rating, larding the plot with gratuitous nudity and exceedingly graphic murders.
McKinnon’s trademark kookiness saves the day. You’ll want to slap Drew when he tells Morgan, disdainfully, that she is a “little too much.” Even her character’s shrieking declaration that Gillian Anderson’s classy spy chief is “the Beyoncé of the government” manages to Robin Wright has married Saint Laurent VIP relations manager Clement Giraudet.
The actress, 52, and Clement tied the knot in a private ceremony in France last week. Robin was married to Hollywood star Sean Penn from 1996 to 2010 and the couple had two children. She said she found divorce “devastating”. charm (and the spy genre could certainly do with more female representation).
Your mission, should you choose to accept it: laugh a little bit, but prepare to be overwhelmed a lot. – Washington Post