I generally like spy stories and the whole USA-Russia clash presented in the films. But, you have a good film like the "Bridge of spies", then you have this thing.

Right out of the bat, Jennifer's performance mate this film tedious to watch. Very plastic acting - and for someone who's role is supposed to be "le femme fatale", that is not acceptable. That alone lost it 3 points.

Then, politics. Now, I don't mind politics being drawn into a film, if it makes a good story - but this time it is really on the nose. Russia is presented as USSR, the main bad guy looks like young Putin, and the only bad people are Russians. I don't want to spoil anything but as you know the premise of the film, in one instance the American character says "We would never do what the Russians are doing" - which is a bit stupid given the fact how many female agents were sent to Castro, a well known story.

That clearly one-sided story telling is what ruins the immersion of the film. Pure propaganda without any other purpose - and that is a problem.

Scenes (let's not go through all) are poorly done most of the time. Really good actors with interesting roles don't get time on screen in order for film to give us naked Jennifer in some stupid scenes.

As for the story and the twist, they are sort of fun, that is why I didn't give it 1 point. Nothing mind blowing, but fun.

But the whole selling point of this film is "Naked Jennifer" and "Those Russian monsters", so I guess it is going to be very well received in USA. To those who don't like propaganda just for the sake of it and have a refined taste in women and require at least decent acting, I suggest to avoid this film. And for you who just can't wait to see naked Jennifer, go ahead - but there are much better looking women to look at, for free, fulfilling many male fantasies if you are into those sort of things. You don't need to waste money on this film for that.