Morgan calls her parents Carol (Jane Curtin) and Arnie (Paul Reiser) who tell her to go to Prague where she and Audrey stay with family friend Roger. Audrey and Morgan flee the scene and are chased by men on motorcycles, but they manage to escape. Once there, at a café Drew told them to go to, Sebastian appears and demands the trophy, she hands one over before the entire café is attacked. After fleeing the apartment, Morgan convinces Audrey they should go to Vienna, at the airport they buy several replica trophies as decoys. Drew is then murdered by a man that Morgan met in a bar, also a spy, Morgan kills him, pushing him off a balcony, before he can kill Audrey. Then Drew returns to Audrey's apartment to retrieve his possessions, including a trophy, soon people outside start shooting into the apartment, during this Drew tells Audrey they must give the trophy to his contact in Vienna. She claims she hasn't heard from him and returning home she tells Morgan that Drew is a spy, having seen proof. Audrey works as a store cashier, she flirts with a man, he takes her outside, he is he tells her he is Sebastian Henshaw (Sam Heughan) and that Drew works for the CIA and has gone missing. Unbeknownst to Audrey, Drew is a government agent being pursued by men trying to kill him, he promises to return and asks her not to burn his stuff. Her best friend and roommate Morgan Freeman (Ghostbusters' Kate McKinnon) convinces her to burn Drew's things and send him a text as a heads up. Basically Audrey Stockton (Mila Kunis) spends her birthday upset after being dumped, by text, by her boyfriend Drew Thayer (Justin Theroux). We'd had The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, The Spy Who Loved Me, and The Spy Who Shagged Me, and this was the next in the flurry of this hit title combination, I hadn't seen any trailer, but the poster, stars in it and positive critics' reviews were good enough for me to try it.
That has a funny back and forth with the female gymnast assassin. Most of the comedy is landing flat except for the torture scene. Normally, they're some of the funniest cuts but not in this case. A really simple example is the closing credits extra. They are also not dumb enough to be funny. They are not dumb enough to do what their characters are doing.
They should be Dumb and Dumber or Romy and Michele.
There is one scene where the female assassin is ordered to kill the two dumb American girls and she's flummoxed by the plentiful number of idiot girls in her scope. She could still be funny if things go wrong for her. Kunis' inherent meanness is not being overwritten by her cuteness anymore. They are not that funny and not really appealing.
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That's all immaterial to this movie since most of the issues center on the two female leads.
It's a small sample of the illogical writing. Audrey is literally holding the gun that killed two people and somehow the police knew to take away the actual killer. I hate to point out some of the stupid and illogical plot. Unbeknownst to her, he's an international superspy. Audrey is still recovering from getting dumped by boyfriend Drew (Justin Theroux). Audrey (Mila Kunis) and Morgan (Kate McKinnon) are long-time best friends in L.A.
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