Johnny English

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Fra M @RT41376514 Oct 23, 2026 lought so much, some sequence are amazingly funny. a classic in the genre See more Yeva T @RT27709277 Mar 15, 2026 This movie was so funny and silly, I loved it 😅 I felt every bit of secondhand embarrassment. If you are looking for a movie with action, humor and silliness, this is the one. See more O g @RT76089177 Feb 8, 2026 Fun, quotable and constantly insulting the French - what more could you want? Underrated film. Surprised how harshly reviewed Johnny English is. See more naughty e @naughtyelf Jan 22, 2026 critics are horribly wrong with this movie. Dont listen to them and please watch it. Such a cult classic. I would bet a pretty penny that every critic that rated this master piece lower than a three, is still living with their parents (likely over the age of 30.) That is all. WATCH IT! See more Finley B @Finley4545 Jan 9, 2026 Johnny English is just a great classic film. It has a great cast and great script. See more Glafira Regina O @Glafira_Regina Oct 22, 2025 – He’s got a long scar on his cheek. Shaped like a banana. – Which cheek? – Both. Like… a bunch of bananas. © Johnny in an awkward situation Worldwide box office: 132 million against a 40 million budget. It may not have been an instant hit, but eventually, it led to two sequels to Johnny English. However… A parody always implies humour — and the humour here is spot on! Unexpected situations, the clumsy antics of Agent Johnny (whose surname says it all) constantly make the audience laugh or at least grin. And as we all know, only a skilful actor can convincingly play a clumsy person, so it’s no surprise that this role became a standout for Rowan Atkinson. His Johnny balances awkwardness with courage and a knack for escaping trouble — more or less intact. His confident gaze adds a touch of charm and sex appeal, just like Bond himself. Johnny’s endearing personality won over audiences, and Atkinson even received a special award for the role. And since this is a spy action movie, of course, there’s a gorgeous woman at the hero’s side! Natalie Imbruglia most likely got the part not least because of her big, expressive eyes — the kind you write poems and songs about. The romantic (or rather, flirtatious) subplot develops by genre rules, inseparable from the spy missions: tailing enemies, chases, gunfire, dramatic reveals — all set to lively music. Johnny English seems to have everything that makes the genre so enjoyable. The film playfully pokes fun at several stereotypes at once: the English through French eyes and the French through English ones. The tidy script avoids any offence, allowing the audience to laugh freely without crossing lines. Pascal Sauvage (John Malkovich) is almost as colourful a figure as Johnny himself — his voice, stare, and mannerisms are all delightfully theatrical, and he’s the kind of villain you almost want to imitate. We also can’t ignore Bough, played by the brilliant Ben Miller. Both agent and sidekick are equally likeable, and it’s heartwarming to see how they help each other out and gently point out mistakes. Exemplary coworker chemistry, wouldn’t you say? If not for a couple of overly awkward toilet scenes, Johnny English could’ve been a perfect parody masterpiece. But even so, it remains one of those films that’s an absolute pleasure to rewatch years later. See more Read all reviews

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