Agent Beetle

Synopsis

Agent Beetle is a 2013 action-comedy featuring Daniel Lavigne as a secret agent entangled in a high-stakes espionage mission. The film follows Agent Beetle as he navigates a world of conspiracies, villains, and unexpected allies. Combining elements of spy thrillers with lighthearted humor, the movie aims to deliver an entertaining experience filled with gadgets, chase sequences, and clever banter. While the plot attempts to capture the spirit of classic spy adventures, it also tries to infuse it with modern twists to appeal to contemporary audiences. Agent Beetle is designed as a fun, albeit low-budget, ride through the shadowy realm of international intrigue.

Cast

• Daniel Lavigne

  Dan Garret

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  Emanuelle Carriere

  Julie Spencer

• Paul Finnigan

  Mr. Shawnessy

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  Christine Emes

  Marilyn (Black Widow)

• Duncan Milloy

  Roach

• Kyle Martellacci

  Tim

Reviews

Agent Beetle received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, it holds a notably low rating of 1.5/10, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction. Critics often criticize the film for its weak storyline, poor production quality, and lackluster performances. Many reviewers point out that the film struggles with pacing and coherence, leaving viewers confused rather than entertained. The special effects and action scenes were described as amateurish, detracting from the immersive experience expected in a spy thriller. Despite these shortcomings, a few viewers appreciated the attempt at humor and the energetic commitment of the cast. However, these moments were generally seen as insufficient to overcome the film's technical and narrative flaws. Overall, Agent Beetle is often cited as an example of a well-intentioned project that failed to deliver on multiple fronts according to critics from platforms like Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic, where it did not make a significant impact due to its poor reception.

See also

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