📽️The Amateur (2025)🎥

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📽️The Amateur (2025)🎥 FamilyShield Rated PG (Parental guidance suggested, with ✅no sexual content, ✅no LGBTQ+ content, ✅no woke content, ⭐️minimal rude behaviors, ✅ minimal bad language, ⭐️minimal violence.)

✅LGBTQ+ free
✅Woke free

ℹ️For fans of action-packed spy movies, you’ll probably find this movie a bit boring. On the other hand, if you’re okay with less action and more substance, you’ll likely enjoy it. There’s very little violence in the film, and even less graphic violence; bad language is minimal, and there’s no sexual content. That said, the movie is suitable for mature children but would likely be very boring for them.

Plot:
Charlie Heller, a brilliant but introverted CIA cryptographer, lives a quiet life until a terrorist attack in London kills his wife. Devastated, he demands the CIA track the culprits, but when they refuse, he blackmails his superiors into training him as a field agent. Charlie embarks on a global manhunt, navigating espionage, betrayal, and danger to exact revenge. His journey tests his intellect, ethics, and survival skills as he uncovers a broader conspiracy.

Characters:
Charles "Charlie" Heller (Rami Malek): A CIA cryptographer seeking revenge for his wife’s death.
Sarah Horowitz (Rachel Brosnahan): Charlie’s wife, killed in a terrorist attack.
Robert Henderson (Laurence Fishburne): Charlie’s CIA mentor, a retired colonel training field agents.
Inquiline (Caitríona Balfe): A hacker and ally with a mysterious past, aiding Charlie.
The Bear (Jon Bernthal): A sketchy CIA field agent with a debt to Charlie.
Moore (Holt McCallany): CIA Deputy Director, a bureaucratic figure.
Schiller (Michael Stuhlbarg): A CIA operative or analyst

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