It's not as terrible as other reviewers are painting it out to be. Nor is it that good of a movie. It makes a HELL of a lot more sense than "Atomic Blonde" and it has a great set up. Then it drags out.

Other than that, Joel Edgerton just isn't convincing as a C .I.A. agent who falls for a Russian spy. Is J-Law's Russian accent the reason for the vitriol? I get that. Is it because we're constantly reminded what an attractive woman she is, though her frosty cold exterior says otherwise? I'll drink to that. In the end, it just doesn't add up to the feeling I think they want us to feel. A better movie that treads over similar territory is "The Sum of All Fears" or "Salt" in terms of spy games. This feels like they were attempting to cram too much into a single movie and doing it without that much conviction. One has to wonder what Lawrence has done to turn the country against her.