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Mr. Bean isn’t the only character that Rowan Atkinson is best known for. He’s also MI7’s top agent (and also the clumsiest), Johnny English. In this review, I’ll be looking into the original 2003 movie and how that turned out to honestly be a disappointment. You’d think that a movie with a Mr. Bean-like spy would be wacky and a lot of fun to watch, but English is unfortunately a lot more tame than the missions you’d see with Austin Powers.

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Kenneth Stoddard

I’m surprised that you’re reviewing Johnny English which in my opinion, I thought it sucked and forgettable. I only seen this movie and the second considering that Universal made a whole trilogy out of it but so far, I just not been enjoying the Johnny English movies when it comes to both the story and the comedy in general. I know the Naked Gun films and Austin Powers films were able delivered so much better to make it an enjoyable spoof action/spy movies but when it comes to the Johnny English, however, I think the execution is what falls apart as they couldn’t make a good consistent comedy to another as it ends up feeling repetitive as a result. Also, those movies aren’t just for me given that it is too British centric which I can see why it was able to do well in England and other European countries compared to North America as they barely made money here due to not familiar with this movie. It forgettable to be honest and don’t think it worth watching unless you’re a fan of Mr. Bean or live in the UK overall.

Justin Monti

I’ll be honest I’m not really a big fan of Mr.Bean so this is something that doesn’t really interest me that much, however I can understand why some people would enjoy it.

Hunter O'Laughlin

“Ooh hoo hoo! Money! Money! Money!” - One-Eyed Bart (Mr. Potato Head)/Andy (Toy Story) That’s why.