My Spy: The Eternal City

The ending of “My Spy: The Eternal City” ties together most of the film’s plotlines with JJ managing to save the day despite numerous challenges. Nancy Buck, the vengeful vice principal, is revealed to be the mastermind behind the terrorist plot aimed at detonating a suitcase-nuke during a high-profile event in Vatican City. Her motive stems from her desire for revenge against the West, due to her past tragedy involving her husband’s suicide after being accused of corruption. She orchestrates the kidnapping of Collin, the son of JJ’s boss, to coerce the CIA into stealing the nuclear codes from NATO, intending to use them to carry out her destructive plan.

As Nancy attempts to detonate the bomb, JJ and Bobbi arrive at the scene just in time. Nancy has already armed the nuke inside a church wall and takes it to Vatican City, where she plans to set it off. While JJ struggles to fight Crane, who is carrying the remote for the bomb, Nancy flees with the explosive device. JJ, although out of practice, manages to chase Crane on a motorcycle through Rome and prevents him from escaping with the controls. Meanwhile, Nancy’s attempt to escape is thwarted when Collin, the clever son of his father, manages to distract her long enough for police to arrive and arrest her.

In the climax, JJ successfully disarms the bomb just before it can explode, saving Vatican City and averting a catastrophic attack. Despite nearly drowning in the chaos, he emerges as a hero. The movie concludes with JJ recovering in the hospital, where Sophie, now openly declaring him as her father, joins him. This heartfelt moment signifies the culmination of their bond and JJ’s transformation from a hardened spy to a caring, protective father figure. The film ends on a positive note with JJ and the team celebrated as heroes and Kim’s marriage to Bobbi, bringing closure and a sense of joyful resolution to the story.

Last Updated: June 25, 2025 at 09:02