Spy Agent Bradley Fine: The Ultimate Spy Spoof

When a man down and a nuke in the wild are available to the highest bidder, Cooper finds herself thrown into the dangerous espionage career she always wanted. And, surprisingly, she turns out to be way more capable than she looks.

However, her license to kill is revoked when she's murdered by well-dressed Bulgarian femme fatale Rayna Boyanov - a deliciously evil performance from Rose Byrne. Spy spoofs like Austin Powers and The Naked Gun have previously skewered the Bond/Jason Bourne/Jack Bauer archetype, but this comedy takes a different approach.

Instead of focusing on the espionage agents themselves, Spy focuses on the espionage support system back in the home office. Melissa McCarthy's character, Susan Cooper, is an IA analyst who regularly saves Bradley Fine (Jude Law) from being knifed, shot and/or blown up by missiles from afar.

Paul Feig, the writer/director, and Melissa McCarthy have previously teamed up on romantic comedies like Bridesmaids and buddy-cop films like The Heat. But in Spy, they find themselves at their foul-mouthed best. You don't have to dig around for this piece of intel: Paul Feig and Melissa McCarthy make a super team, even when sending up James Bond and his secret-agent ilk.

In this hilarious R-rated comedy, Cooper is forced to take matters into her own hands after Bradley Fine's license is revoked. With her lack of experience in the field, she must use her wits and determination to outsmart and outmaneuver the villains and save the day. Will she be able to pull it off? You'll have to watch Spy to find out.

Spy opens Friday nationwide and is sure to entertain audiences with its witty humor and action-packed plot. With Melissa McCarthy at the helm, this spy spoof is a must-see for anyone looking for a good laugh.

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