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James Bond parody
I've seen this movie many times before, it's always enjoyable. I think the first time I had actually seen this thing was when I was five or six. Anyway, I'd recommend this film to anyone, except of course, to little children, due to the sexual suggestiveness of the film, which occurs in a paticular scene more-so than others where the hero of the movie is thrust apon the bed and the woman in the blue dress straddles him. What's more is that when the scorpion that she pulls out to kill him with ends up on her back, she begins to run around the hotel room, making it seem as if she's purposely trying to bounce her cleavage. Oh yeah, and one more thing . . . Didn't seem a little dumb to try and kill a guy with a very dangerous bug like a scorpion? Well, I guess that's why I love the movie so much; lots of silly and bizarre things like that through the whole 89 minutes

Good film for persons of all ages.
This movie may not be cast with big stars, but it is a movie I have watched at least once a year. This movie is also great for teacher's (language) to see with their class on, perhaps, the last day of school. It's cute, has some great action scenes and is loaded with suspense. Even my teen liked it. It may be considered a B movie, but it's great entertainment.

Michael Corben ---deep cover agent for the CIA
The unlikely has happened; it appears there is more than one Michael Corben. One an agent for the CIA the other a French student on class assignment to France. Is it possible that they can get their personalities crossed? And when offered a fancy car to drive do you expect the confusion to be cleared?
All is going well, a 007 life with money cars girls. Then reality sets in Michael and the French Teacher must team up to save Europe form a dastardly plan of the evil Steranko.
Will he succeed or is Europe doomed?

great entertainment
Great entertainment with funny ideas and a young Richard Grieco. Gabrielle Anwar plays his girlfriend. Grieco's role is mistaken for an agent and he goes through all kind of amusing adventures

Great secret agent parody
Ok, this is a B-rated movie. It was panned in the reviews when it came out.

Still, it is one of my favorites. I even bought it after renting it. The class clown flunks French class, and ends up flying to Paris to salvage his grades, accompanied by the French-teacher-from-Hell. Once there, he is mistaken for a secret agent and ends up in a slapstick adventure. Next thing you know, he is soon sitting behind a Lamborgini complete with guns, parachute, and missiles, chasing a hot blonde babe.

It is a parody of the James Bond movies, that most will find mildly amusing. Most of my friends roll their eyes when I pull it off the shelf. Still, I think it is one of the greatest flicks ever made. ... Read more