Here is another made-for-streaming film that you will forget about almost before you’ve even finished watching. It’s just aggressively fine: not terrible, per se, but also not what you could comfortably label good. If The Union feels formulaic and familiar, that may be because Netflix has in fact made this kind of film — a globe-trotting spy action-comedy about an extrajudicial crime-fighting force — a number of times before: 6 Underground and last year’s Heart Of Stone follow similar templates, to name but two.

It begins in an extremely Mission: Impossible mould: like the original 1996 film of that series, we begin in a European city where a daring espionage mission goes horribly wrong and the good guys get picked off like flies. Led by Halle Berry’s Roxanne and J.K. Simmons’ Tom, these good guys are members of the Union, a secret agency whose exact mission and purpose is fuzzy.