That kind of unrealized potential is at the heart (pardon the pun) of Heart of Stone ’s issues. Jing Lusi as Yang and Jamie Dornan as Parker in Heart Of Stone. Lusi and Dornan also impress in the more action-packed sequences, though the former is underutilized and the latter doesn’t quite get the opportunity to show off like his co-stars. The actress is more than capable of anchoring a fight scene, and Heart of Stone gives her some space to make use of her skills. It’s inevitable that her cover will unravel, and the movie has its first little twist (one of several, though they quickly begin to have diminishing returns) as she transforms from a mild-mannered pencil pusher to a parachuting, ziplining, bad-guy-busting bad ass.

The MI6 team crackles with charismatic rhythm, and Gadot’s pretend doe-eyed novice serves as a knowing wink to the audience.

Things begin at a brisk pace, with director Tom Harper ( Peaky Blinders, Wild Rose ) piecing together a fun cold open at the top of the Alps. However, her operation-within-an-operation gets blown wide open by Keya (Alia Bhatt), a brilliant hacker with her heart set on, well, the Heart. The film starts with her undercover as an amateur MI6 agent, joining in on ops to bust a weapons dealer with British teammates Parker (Jamie Dornan), Yang (Jing Lusi) and Bailey (Paul Ready). Gal Gadot stars as Rachel Stone, a highly skilled agent who works for the Charter, a shadowy group of intelligence leaders and operatives who keep the world safe from itself by using the Heart, a sophisticated program of artificial intelligence. Starring: Gal Gadot, Jamie Dornan, Alia Bhatt, Sophie Okonedo Written by: Greg Rucka, Allison Schroeder

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