Johnny English Strikes Again is a surprisingly delightful addition to the "Best Adventure movies" list, largely due to its ingenious blend of espionage thrills and slapstick comedy. While the stakes might seem lower than in some bombastic blockbusters, the film revels in the chaotic, often accidental, triumphs of its titular bumbling spy. Johnny's misadventures across various iconic European locales, from bustling city streets to the serene countryside, provide a backdrop for ingenious, albeit clumsy, gadgetry and high-octane chases. The true adventure lies not just in Johnny's mission to unmask a cyber-criminal, but in his unwavering, if misguided, determination to save the world, proving that sometimes the greatest adventure is navigating a minefield of one's own making. What elevates Johnny English Strikes Again beyond a mere comedy is its clever subversion of adventure tropes. The film embraces the inherent absurdity of its premise, offering a fresh perspective on the traditional spy narrative. The globe-trotting element is undeniable, but the real adventure is watching Johnny overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles through sheer luck and an uncanny ability to stumble into solutions. This, coupled with Rowan Atkinson's masterful physical comedy and a witty script that pokes fun at modern technology and espionage conventions, makes for an exhilarating and laugh-out-loud experience. It's an adventure for those who appreciate a lighter touch, celebrating the underdog and proving that even the most unlikely hero can embark on an epic journey.