The Spy Who Dumped Me

I was looking forward to this movie. Milas Kunis is a cute, dependable leading lady in comedies and Kate McKinnon has never failed to be very funny, even in blah movies like Rough Night. The premise, in which Miss Kunis is the girlfriend of a Bond-like superspy who... well, you get the idea, and Miss McKinnon is her best friend, and somehow they wind up in Europe in the middle of spy capers, seemed like a pat but promising situation.

However, something went, if not wrong, then not particularly right, and director Susanna Fogel seems more interested in the actual workings of the plot and the beauty shots of European cities than in efforts at comedy, although Jane Curtain and Paul Reiser as Miss McKinnon's parents have good bits.