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Plot: Special agent Orson Fortune and his team of operatives recruit one of Hollywood’s biggest movie stars to help them on an undercover mission when the sale of a deadly new weapons technology threatens to disrupt the world order.
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	6.7/10 Votes: 10,683
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**_Operation Fortune’s_ convoluted plot and terrible pacing result in a viewing experience that leaves a lot to be desired.**

Operation Fortune was a terrible movie from start to finish. The plot was incredibly generic, filled with a bunch of cool spy jargon that made the agents sound really cool. The pace is way too fast, with jump cuts from scene to scene that attempt to be quick and seamless but just left me lost. I spent more time trying to figure out what was going on, where we were, and why we were here than I did enjoying the actual movie. The action was average at best, filled with cuts that tried to mask the poor choreography. When we were not spending time on lackluster action set pieces, it was used to deliver exposition dumps to help the audience attempt to understand what was going on. I have a hard time coming up with anything positive about my experience with the film.

The performances left a lot to be desired. I think Jason Statham and Josh Hartnett did a decent job, but they did not blow me away. None of the main cast had any amount of chemistry, particularly Statham and Plaza. The latter quite disappointed me in this film. None of her comedic timing worked, and I found her performance to be rather flat. With how stacked the cast was, I am leaning toward believing that the script was so horrid that it was limiting the actors abilities to put on a good performance.

Overall, I had a pretty terrible time watching this in theaters. I kept checking the time, waiting for the credits to finally roll. If you like Guy Ritchie, check this film out; otherwise, skip it because you will avoid wasting two hours of your life.

**Score:** _26%_
**Verdict:** _Bad_

International intrigue is the name of the game in the latest Action-Caper
film from Guy Ritchie and he has delivered a winning mix of action and
comedy with” Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre”.

When a secret device known as “The Handle” is taken from a lab by a
precision combat team, the U.K. government calls in Nathan (Cary Elwes),
to gather a team and retrieve the item even though there is little known
about what it is and what it can do. The simple fact that it was taken by
force and is supposedly on the market for Ten Billion dollars makes this
an item of high value.

Nathan quickly recruits Orson (Jason Statham), away from his vacation and
despite his quirks and laundry list of items required for his
participation due to said quirks; he is soon brought into the group.

The team is rounded out by young agent JJ (Bugzy Malone), and American
computer expert Sarah (Aubrey Plaza), which irritates Orson to no end as
he liked the tech he had become used to working with and the fact that
they were hired away by a rival firm and Sarah’s give as good as she takes
attitude causes him stress.

It is learned that noted arms dealer Greg (Hugh Grant), appears to be
brokering the deal and the crew travels from one part of the world to
another with a rival team and all manner of dangers around them.

In a race against time, the team brings actor Danny Francesco (Josh
Hartnett), into the mix as he is a favorite of Greg’s and the hope is that
this will provide the team an introduction and access by having Sarah pose
as Danny’s new lady.

What follows is a madcap and comedic adventure with loads of enjoyable
characters and situations and enough action to keep things moving and
enough laughs to keep audiences smiling.

The cast is great and works very well with one another and it would be
great to see them do further adventures with one another as their shared
dysfunctions, attitudes, and quirks make them realistic and engaging and
a nice change from the indestructible Teflon agents we are so used to
seeing in films of this type.

4 stars out of 5

Lacking in jokes. Lacking in real thrill. Middle of the road spy flick.
The good: Hugh Grant is brilliant in his role as a powerful mastermind criminal. But that’s not enough…

The bad: this spy flick is lacking in real thrill. And it definitely intended to be a real thrilling spy flick. One down.

More bad: the jokes arent really funny. Missing the mark almost every time. That’s two down.

Even more bad: the supporting actors are bland. All of them. That’s three down.

Beware all you Jason Statham fans, this movie surely aint a terrible spy action flick, but it is definitely not Jason Statham’s best either, because I have seen all his moves before, done better. And although the quirky and wonderful actress Aubrey Plaza is co starring I must admit that even her role is not her best either.

So what we have here is a below average spy flick, that just wont get really exciting.

Still worth a watch, but dont expect any originality or real thrill. It’ll do as a mindless throwaway spy flick.

We still haven’t seen the best out of Ritchie! [+49%]
This is a pretty lacklustre outing from Ritchie, Statham, & Co. The screenplay is straight out of a save-the-world ChatGPT blender, and lucky for us, there’s an ensemble of familiar saviours out there. While I appreciate the effort put in by Ritchie to come up with original scripts as opposed to adapting pre-existing works, he can do a lot better than this (especially when it comes to humour). Aubrey Plaza is clearly the film’s wild card, but her character is written so blandly that I couldn’t care less. Hugh Grant, as a billionare arms dealer, is the only fun weirdo in this whole mess. Statham is playing Agent Statham for the zillionth time, while the others fail to leave a mark. Similar to last year’s The Gray Man, this film feels like an excuse for the cast & crew to go on a paid picnic in quaint Middle East and chic Europe.

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Original Language en
Runtime N/A
Budget 50000000
Revenue 35800000
Status Released
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Genre Action, Comedy, Thriller
Director Guy Ritchie
Writer Ivan Atkinson, Marn Davies, Guy Ritchie
Actors Jason Statham, Aubrey Plaza, Cary Elwes
Country China, United States
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Production Company Lionsgate
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