Look, this is technically safe and technically fine for family movie night, but let's be real: it's 2025 and this 2011 sequel was barely good when it came out.

The critics gave it 40%, audiences gave it 45%, and those numbers feel generous. It's the kind of movie that exists purely to capitalize on the first film's modest success, and it shows. Rowan Atkinson does his physical comedy thing, there are some spy gadgets, some martial arts, and a paint-by-numbers plot about saving world leaders.

For an 8-10 year old who genuinely loves silly spy movies and hasn't discovered better options yet, sure, it'll pass 101 minutes. But there's nothing here that makes it worth seeking out over literally dozens of better family comedies. It's not offensive, it's not scary, it's just... there. Aggressively mediocre.

If your kid specifically requests it or you find it free on a streaming service and need something totally safe and brain-off, fine. But don't go out of your way.