Johnny English Reborn

Eight years after a mission gone wrong in Mozambique, a now-reclusive Johnny English is called back into action by MI7. A shadowy organization known as Vortex is planning to assassinate the Chinese Premier during a summit, and English is the only agent with the skills to stop them. He must race against time, facing deadly assassins and treacherous situations, to prevent a global catastrophe.

Johnny English Reborn received mixed reviews from critics, with many finding it a lighthearted and amusing spy spoof, though some felt it lacked the charm and originality of its predecessor. Audiences generally found it entertaining, appreciating Rowan Atkinson's physical comedy and the familiar spy-parody elements.

• Rowan Atkinson's physical comedy shines, making for a fun, if predictable, spy spoof.

• The film relies heavily on slapstick and familiar spy tropes, which can be hit or miss.

• While not a critical darling, it offers lighthearted entertainment for fans of the genre.

Google audience: Audiences generally found Johnny English Reborn to be a fun and funny movie, praising Rowan Atkinson's comedic performance and the action sequences. Some viewers felt the plot was a bit thin and predictable, but overall it was seen as an enjoyable popcorn flick.

The film's director, Oliver Parker, had previously directed the first Johnny English film as well as the Mr. Bean's Holiday film, both starring Rowan Atkinson.