Canary Black

10/24/20241h 43m

Digital Release (US)

~ This mission is personal. ~

Overview:

Top level CIA agent Avery Graves is blackmailed by terrorists into betraying her own country to save her kidnapped husband. Cut off from her team, she turns to her underworld contacts to survive and help locate the coveted intelligence that the kidnappers want.

Director:

Pierre Morel

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$525,704.00

Key words:

central intelligence agency (cia)
spy thriller
clinical

Cast

Kate Beckinsale

~ as ~

Avery Graves

Rupert Friend

~ as ~

David Brooks

Saffron Burrows

~ as ~

Elizabeth Mills

Ray Stevenson

~ as ~

Jarvis Hedlund

Goran Kostić

~ as ~

Breznov

Ben Miles

~ as ~

DCIA Nathan Evans

Jaz Hutchins

~ as ~

Agent Maxfield

Romina Tonković

~ as ~

Sorina

Ana Cilas

~ as ~

Abby

Emma Gojković

~ as ~

Evans Assistant

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Reviews (1)

M
MovieGuys
Written 7 month(s) ago
4
I can't find much to recommend in Canary Black.

Following the by now well known DEI formula this is another girl boss flick that see's out heroine take on athletic men, twice her size and defeat them (must be the biology defying power of equity). That however, is not this flicks only shortcoming.

Its loaded down with absurd contrivances. Batting a triggered mines warhead out a window like a softball, without any harm befalling our pristine heroine. Add to that, fighting in high heels against opponents who, weirdly, typically attack one at a time and odd little too convenient things, such as having a knife strategically placed in a car to cut plastic ties (plastic hand cuff style restraints).

Acting is fine. I don't mind Kate Beckinsale and I have a lot of time for Ray Stevenson (who has sadly passed) and was fantastic in the series, Rome.

In summary, Canary Black operates on a sliding scale from basic to downright ridiculous, with little in between.