Saccharin spy sequel ropes in repeat viewers with
self-indulgent circle-jerk of artificially enhanced action choreography. Despite tonally consistent attempts to render
disbelief weightless, the stellar assembly of stars to this shallow but shiny
show is more difficult to fathom than the robodogs, Elton’s John Wick, or Firth’s
ludicrously close shave.
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