Butt Prague 3

When a mischievous group of international spies, known only as the 'Butt Squad', discover a plot to replace all the world's coffee with decaf, they must race against time to thwart the fiendish scheme. Their mission takes them from the bustling streets of Prague to the treacherous, cheese-filled laboratories of a rogue dairy magnate. Expect over-the-top action, nonsensical gadgets, and a healthy dose of slapstick as they fight to save humanity's caffeine supply.

Butt Prague 3 was met with a predominantly negative critical response, with many critics finding the humor juvenile and the plot nonsensical. Audiences, however, seemed to enjoy the film's absurd premise and slapstick comedy, leading to a surprisingly decent audience score.

• A triumph of silliness over substance, appealing to those who enjoy their action with a side of absurdity.

• Lacks any real narrative coherence or sophisticated humor, relying heavily on cheap gags and predictable set pieces.

• Despite its flaws, the film offers lighthearted entertainment for viewers seeking pure, unadulterated escapism.

Google audience: Google users largely enjoyed the film for its over-the-top humor and sheer ridiculousness, finding it to be a fun, escapist watch. Some viewers found the plot to be too silly and repetitive, but the majority appreciated the lighthearted, goofy entertainment it provided.

The elaborate chase scene involving a giant wheel of cheese was filmed in a real Czech cheese factory, much to the delight (and occasional dismay) of the cast and crew who had to navigate the pungent environment.