Back in Action

• Action
• Comedy

Fifteen years of domestic tranquility are shattered for a former elite spy couple when their mundane cover is unexpectedly revealed, forcing a reluctant return to a world of international intrigue. This isn’t a slick, self-assured re-entry into espionage; rather, it’s a comedic exploration of rediscovering lethal skills amidst the chaos of family life, filled with the awkwardness of outdated techniques and the struggle to balance parenting with perilous missions. The film distinguishes itself through a deliberately unglamorous portrayal of spycraft, emphasizing the sheer difficulty of maintaining a normal existence while haunted by a past demanding sudden, and often clumsy, reactivation. The humor doesn’t stem from witty banter, but from the relatable, messy reality of attempting heroism while simultaneously navigating PTA meetings and teenage drama, crafting a distinct tone that’s less about thrilling spectacle and more about the hilarious disruption of a carefully constructed life.