Review of Spy Hard (1996) by Jenn S — 01 Jan 2006
I caught 'Spy Hard' on television the other night, and the film really took me back to the early 1990s. I noticed Weird Al right away from his part singing the theme song. 'Spy Hard's' purpose is to create a comical version of James Bond and similar spy-themed films.
Some of the comedy is very funny, but some of it wears thin throughout the film. (You'll either enjoy the sense of humour, or you will hate it.) WD40 is a great name for the secret agent, and Mr. T even makes an appearance.
There is also a lot of adult-themed humour. By the end of the film, I was ready for it to be finished. It's funny, but it's not brilliant, but I cannot complain because it did let me laugh. If you like Austin Powers, you will probably like this, even though it is not as popular.
It will also take you right back to the early 1990s. Not a perfect film, it does have some good humour.
This review of Spy Hard (1996) was written by Jenn S on 01 Jan 2006.
Spy Hard has generally received mixed reviews.
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