★★☆☆☆
Come back, Angelina Jolie, we miss you. Less than 20 minutes into this soulless, brainless reboot one begins to crave the sight of the 42-year-old swinging her silken ponytail and leaping into a slow-mo dive, with both Heckler & Koch pistols working overtime, blasting through a line of luckless henchmen, as she did so gamely in the first two franchise instalments. In this movie, a £100 million revamp, Jolie has been replaced by Alicia Vikander and everything else has been replaced by teeth-grinding tedium.
Vikander has previously demonstrated, particularly in her Oscar-winning performance as Eddie Redmayne’s dutiful wife in The Danish Girl, that she has many impressive facilities as a performer, most of which involve blushing, looking coy and trying not to cry. But casting…
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