The Heat
Why this pick
Paul Feig again pairs broad, profanity-laced workplace comedy with a capable but socially mismatched female law-enforcement duo and escalating action.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Paul Feig again pairs broad, profanity-laced workplace comedy with a capable but socially mismatched female law-enforcement duo and escalating action.
Why this pick
Its ordinary best friends are pulled into international espionage, keeping the same fish-out-of-water energy, playful gadgets, and surprisingly forceful action.
Why this pick
A prickly, underestimated agent must perform an absurd undercover identity, balancing makeover gags, professional competence, and a warm comic payoff.
Why this pick
For the same pleasure in bungled espionage-adjacent competence: two very different partners stumble through a dangerous conspiracy with rapid jokes and bruising action.
Why this pick
An everyday woman is thrust into a globe-trotting spy operation, with charismatic comic friction and breezy set pieces rather than grim intrigue.
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01 / THE STORY
Susan Cooper, a mild-mannered 40-year-old, single, desk-bound CIA employee is thrust into the field when her unique set of skills are needed to go deep undercover and infiltrate the world of a deadly arms dealer and prevent a global disaster. As Susan struggles to learn the tools of the trade, she starts to reenforce her value at the CIA.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Susan Cooper

Rayna Boyanov

Rick Ford

Bradley Fine

Elaine Crocker

Karen Walker

Nancy B. Artingstall

Sergio De Luca