Eddie Murphy, Famke Janssen, Gary Cole
Based on the 1960's television series I Spy. A professional athlete (boxer - Eddie Murphy) has to help a U.S. government agent recover a missing jet.
DVD Release Date: March 11, 2003
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Stats: 1,890 reviews
Flixster Reviews (1,890)
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September 28, 2009Rubbish. It was about 15 years too late as these kinds of silly comedies belong in the 80?s. The invisible plane also really annoyed me!
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September 14, 2009Bad. I hate both of them! Boring story and was it a comedy BTW?
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August 3, 2009this film is only any good if you don't want to think about what you're watching
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Critic Reviews
November 1, 2002
Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail
November 1, 2002
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
This is a remake by the numbers, linking a halfwit plot to a series of standup routines in which Wilson and Murphy show how funny they could have been in a more ambitious movie. full review
October 31, 2002
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
I Spy something lazy, slow, shallow, stupid, amateurish, unfunny, unsuspenseful, uninformed, unspeakably dull and witlessly written, directed and acted. full review
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March 5, 2007Another bad concept based on the hit 1960's TV show of the same title. Its Eddie Murphy(in the Bill Cosby role)as Alexander Scott,and Owen Wilson(in the Robert Culp role)as Kelly Robinson. And you thought this was horrible,this was the film that had Sheldon Leonard rolling in his grave. Directed with sheer patheticness by Betty Thomas,the director responsible for bringing down a lot of lame movies including the big screen version of
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