One of the best moments in the film is the one when the spy asks her to 'sing with me and find the key', and she listens to the lyrics of the Mick Jagger song 'Jumpin' Jack Flash' so she can find the word or words to crack the spy's code.

But it's an entertaining movie, thanks to Goldberg's performance. But the romance thing just didn't belong in this one. I'd say that Jack and Terri probably stayed good friends for a long time, if not for life. But then, even if it's one-sided, it is possible to blow up an imaginary romance in your head with someone you talk to a lot, but do not really know. Before she's realized it, Terri is up to her neck in the world of espionage, treachery, treason, deceit, all those fun mystery words! The whole spy plot, along with Goldberg's many quotables, plus a great supporting cast including Annie Potts, Stephen Collins, and John Wood, as well as many bit parts/cameos by the likes of Jim Belushi, Jon Lovitz, Jeroen Krabbe, Phil Hartman, Carole Kane, Michael McKean, Garry Marshall, Jonathan Hyde and Traci Ullmann, makes this film fun, and it never fails to get me laughing! If I had to name any flaws, it would be that the 'romantic' thing that seems to develop in Terri about Jack wasn't necessary.

Bewildered but unable to blow 'Jack' off completely, she uses a famous Rolling Stones song's lyrics to break a secret code-key so that she can correspond with 'Jack' on a private computer channel. He won't go into detail, yet, but he says he desperately needs her assistance. She doesn't dream of adventure or excitement, even though a friend of hers, sexpot Cynthia thinks Terri needs to 'get out' more.One day Terri, after being scolded by her boss for having too many 'chats' on her terminal with overseas bank associates, gets 'IM'd' by someone calling himself 'Jumping Jack Flash'. She gets up, goes to work doing money transfers at a bank, comes home, watches some TV, and goes to bed. A New Yorker named Terri Doolittle Goldberg has an average life. Though it has almost wall-to-wall comedic dialogue, when things get serious or dangerous, the villains are among the nastiest you'll ever see on film.During the mid-to-late 80s, the KGB of the former Soviet Union was a hot topic and made for some cool movie plot devices. Taken an extra hour to explain, and easy to follow.

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