This movie is satire (the opening music is the give away, surely) with a decent budget and beautiful cinematography, paying tribute to the style and sarcasm of European movies of the 60s (think Jules et Jim, The Ipcress File, Funeral in Berlin, Blowup, The Italian Job, La Dolce Vita). You will either love it or you will hate it. It should have been marketed as a subversive romp like SPY as it has a surprisingly refreshing and fun message; the two competent action stars, however likeable or unlikeable, run around around continually screwing everything up with minimal insight because their different versions of being aggressively macho make them terrible spies (like how how everyone in the world seems to know who Ethan Hunt and James Bond are by now). Shame that it was likely to be one of the few properly-financed action-spy franchises with a non-disposable female lead, played wonderfully by Alicia Vikander, because it would have been really fun to follow the continued development of her character.