5 Movies Similar to Agent Stone

Have you seen what’s new on Netflix last week? Starring Gal Gadot, DC’s Wonder Woman, “Agent Stone” proposes to become a woman in “Mission: Impossible”. We still don’t know if there will be a sequel to this feature, but in the meantime, you can check out other action and spy movies directed by women.

Atomic Blonde (2017)

‘Atomic Blonde’ follows MI6 Special Agent Lorraine (Charlize Theron). In the midst of the Cold War, he is sent to Berlin to obtain a list of double agent names and investigate the death of a colleague.

The film is from David Leitch, the same director of the “John Wick” franchise (2014-2023), so you already know you can expect lots of incredible action sequences and very vibrant neon photography, all in one shot. Directed by Very Sundar. hero. “Rogue”.

where to watch: Available to rent online on Claro Video, Amazon, Google Play and Apple TV+.

Operation Red Sparrow (2018)

After the previous three “Hunger Games” films, director Francis Lawrence and actress Jennifer Lawrence* returned to work together on “Operation Red Sparrow”. JLaw plays a Russian ballerina who is forced into an espionage program that uses sexual manipulation as its main resource.

This erotic thriller is almost an adult version of the film “Black Widow”, released three years later.

*They have the same last name, but are not married or related.

where to watch: star+.

Hannah (2011)

There’s even a child spy on the list. In the film (“Pride and Prejudice”) directed by Joe Wright, Hannah (Saoirse Ronan) is only 16 years old, but she is already a professional assassin trained by her father. Coming out of hiding where she has spent her entire life, she becomes a target for the CIA.

where to watch: Netflix.

Zero Dark Thirty (2012)

Jessica Chastain (“Interstellar”) stars as Maya, a CIA agent caught in the middle of a massive operation to find Osama bin Laden. Inspired by true events, the film is directed by Academy Award winner Kathryn Bigelow (“The Hurt Locker”).

where to watch: Netflix, Prime Video and Paramount+.

Panthers (2019)

Directed by Elizabeth Banks (“The White Powder Bear”), the second attempt at turning Charlie’s Angels into a franchise failed at the box office, but it’s worth it for anyone looking for a light and comfortable action movie with a more feminist undertone. is a good option. Movies of the 2000s.

where to watch: Netflix.

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