Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War

Pulled back in reluctantly, Jack Ryan finds a covert operation unravelling into a conspiracy with sharply personal edges, and the film assembles a familiar, welcome team around him: Mike November and James Greer from the CIA, with MI6's Emma Marlowe sharpening the transatlantic angle. A rogue black-ops unit makes the opposition intimate rather than abstract — these are people who know exactly how the machine works.

Made for viewers who want their espionage grounded and procedural, closer to tradecraft and institutional rot than gadgetry. The runtime is efficient, promising forward motion rather than sprawl, and the personal stakes give the chase a spine. Fans of the character, and of conspiracy thrillers where the threat comes from inside the house, should settle in happily. A dependable pick for an evening of ticking clocks.