The story begins with Lance Sterling, a super-confident, world-class secret agent. He’s funny, smooth, always dressed sharp and the kind of spy who relies on gadgets, looks, and swagger. He thinks he’s untouchable. Meanwhile, there’s Walter Beckett, a shy, clever young scientist who hates violence and believes gadgets can solve everything peace by tech, not guns.
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The day comes when Lance must stop a dangerous villain who threatens the world. But his mission goes wrong Walter’s new invention accidentally transforms Lance into a pigeon. Yes: a bird. Lance flaps, panics, but tries to keep his cool. Walter sees the mistake and feels awful, but he also sees a chance: if Lance is a pigeon now, maybe violence isn’t the answer anymore.
So starts the weirdest spy mission ever: pigeon-spy plus awkward scientist, trying to stop a high-tech villain’s plan. They chase clues through busy cities, dodging gunfire and enemies. Lance once a human spy must learn how to fly, hide, think small. Walter must learn to trust himself, to fight without a gun, to believe that brains can win over bullets.
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They face betrayal, danger, a powerful enemy with gadgets that threaten everyone. At times they’re cornered. There are moments when Lance as pigeon loses hope; when Walter doubts if he can save his friend. But the bond between them grows: fear becomes trust, panic becomes teamwork, and what started as “spy & tech” becomes “friends & hope.”
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In the climax, they confront the villain at his base. Lance pigeon-body but human heart distracts guards, flaps and dodges, while Walter uses clever gadgets to disable the threat. In a final rush, they stop the evil plan, save the day, and the transformation is reversed. Lance becomes human again but no longer the same. He sees the world differently. Walters’s faith in kindness and brains is justified.
Both men walk away changed. The world is safe once more. The movie ends with a mix of action, laughs, and a reminder: sometimes the smallest, weakest form can make the bravest choice.
Directors: Troy Quane & Nick Bruno
Main Cast (voices): Will Smith (Lance), Tom Holland (Walter), Rashida Jones, Karen Gillan, DJ Khaled
Runtime: 102 minutes
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