When MI7 collapses after a devastating cyber-attack, the United Kingdom finds itself without its top agents — leaving one man as the country’s only hope: Johnny English (Rowan Atkinson). Overconfident, underqualified, and blissfully unaware of his own incompetence, English is thrust back into the field where danger, diplomacy, and disaster go hand in hand.

This time, the stakes are higher than ever. A diabolical new plot threatens to plunge the world into chaos, masterminded by none other than Pascal Sauvage (John Malkovich), who returns with an even more sinister plan for power. From the cobblestone streets of London to high-speed chases across Europe, English charges forward with unshakable bravado — armed with gadgets he can’t operate, disguises no one believes, and schemes that collapse spectacularly at the worst possible moment.

By his side is the ever-capable Lorna Campbell (Natalie Imbruglia), whose intelligence, skill, and quick thinking are the only reasons English makes it out of most missions alive. As the duo stumbles through one catastrophe after another — from botched interrogations to explosive showdowns — they uncover a conspiracy that could shake the monarchy itself.

With Rowan Atkinson at his comedic best, Johnny English 2 (2025) delivers a cocktail of slapstick humor, absurd action sequences, and biting spy-movie satire. Atkinson transforms every pratfall, every malfunctioning gadget, and every moment of misplaced confidence into comedy gold.

Silly yet sharp, chaotic yet charming, Johnny English 2 reminds us that sometimes saving the world doesn’t require brains, finesse, or even basic competence — just blind luck, outrageous timing, and a spy who refuses to admit he’s the wrong man for the job.

This year, get ready for more gadgets, more gaffes, and more glorious disasters… because when Johnny English is on the case, the mission is guaranteed to go hilariously wrong.