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'The 355′ review: Female-driven spy thriller can't keep up with its cast, led by Jessica Chastain

The 355 review Femaledriven spy thriller cant keep up with its cast led by Jessica Chastain
The way director and co-writer Simon Kinberg handles the chases and smackdowns in 'The 355,' you get maddeningly little sense of what these formidable performers can bring to the action-thriller party.

That key can hack into anything: power grids, airplane cockpits, restaurant menu QR codes, what have you. Chastain’s character, “Mace” Brown — loner, fighter, owner of a spiffy jet-black trench coat — heads to Paris with her fellow CIA op and bestie (Sebastian Stan), posing as newlyweds. They soon learn that others in the international espionage community, including Diane Kruger as a steely German intelligence agent, are tracking the same Colombian (Edgar Ramirez) temporarily holding the key to all evil and looking to sell it to the highest bidder.

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