Most people enjoy Comedy.

Comedy is an professional entertainment that is meant to make the audiences laugh. Comedy keeps people entertained and relaxes people who are willing to escape from their stressful life. “The Spy Next Door ” is an amusing action movie that is appropriate for all ages. Even though the movie got poor ratings for its unappealing plot which was written by three people, majority of teens and children gave “The Spy Next Door” a rating of 4/5. However, when I watched this movie for the second time, things that I did not bother to care when I was a 9-year old child jumped to my eyes. The children were very disrespectful to adults, and used some inappropriate language such as “freakin”, “Idiots”. I could even see some sexual behaviors- Bob and Gillian hug each other and kiss, Farren trying to wear inappropriate clothes to school, and needless to say, some lines from the movie such as “If I told you you had a beautiful body, would you hold it against me?” Is clearly not suitable for children.

In addition, the movie had way too much humor. Action movies are supposed to be strained but in “The Spy Next Door”, but the slapstick humors of Jackie Chan made the important scenes seem unimportant. Tension is a critical factor in all movies, and “The Spy Next Door” did not balance humor and tension. Another spy movie that received a fine rating of a 77 by IMDb, “Kingsman: The secret service” was a exceptional movie that gained much more popularity than any other movies from 2015.”Kingsman: The secret service” tells the story of a secret spy organization recruiting a random child to their agency’s competitive training system. The reason why it got good rating is because Kingsman used its R rating to its greatest extent by adding outrageous gore and sexual encounters. There are some gory scenes- a man gets cut in half and people’s head bursting, needless to say, the massacre in church.

I believe having no extra humors in the movie was a great choice, because I felt that the mood was certainly much more serious while compared to “The Spy Next Door”, and I could focus more on the story. It seems obvious that “Spy” is in superior position in terms of ratings from experts. “Spy” is a unsurpassed movie, it balanced the humor and tension, which is the biggest reason why “Spy” got a good ratings from users. But what I found myself most appreciating about “Spy” wasn’t just the humorous parts such as Susan naming her fists Cagney and Lacy, funny accents of Aldo, childish spy Rick Ford, Susan telling a Swedish bodyguard to cut off his own manhood and stick it on his forehead like a unicorn’s horn, disturbing a show to distract the main antagonist, or accidentally mistaking a folded hand towel for an appetizer. Instead, it was how the main heroine changes. Susan Cooper the modest, CIA’s top desk-bound analyst, and the unsung hero behind the Agency’s most dangerous missions, is finally getting some actions. The longer the movie goes on, the more cohesive and less silly the character become.

An ordinary secretary working in the basement became a confident super spy out in the field.To conclude, it’s ridiculous how much fun this movie is, considering it isn’t the first spy spoof we’ve seen. “Spy” is a film that truly shows Melissa McCarthy’s prodigious talents, and all without becoming an object of ridicule because of her weight. Once she comes into her own, Susan Cooper is a smart, strategic, and strong super spy.