Red 2

Retired black-ops CIA agent Frank Moses is reunited with his old team for a globe-trotting mission to find a missing portable nuclear device. They must contend with a new generation of spies and assassins, and untangle a conspiracy that spans Moscow, London, and Paris.

Red 2 received mixed to positive reviews from critics. While many praised the action sequences and the chemistry between the returning cast, some found the plot to be less engaging than its predecessor and occasionally too convoluted.

• The film offers a fun, if familiar, ride with enjoyable banter and action.

• Some critics felt the plot was convoluted and less cohesive than the first installment.

• The performances, particularly from the core cast, remain a highlight.

Google audience: Audiences generally found "Red 2" to be an entertaining action-comedy, appreciating the star power and the humor. Some viewers felt it was a solid sequel that delivered on the fun elements of the original, though a portion found it to be a bit predictable or less exciting than the first movie.

The film features a cameo by Boris Kodjoe, who reprised his role as Steven Dunbar from the first "Red" movie, but his appearance was cut from the final theatrical release.