I love this movie so much

You won't be disappointed!

Just perfect...

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

I was excited to watch this movie. I thought "cool a spy movie I haven't seen it will probably be really fun, steamy and action-packed with a nice story". Wrong!! This movie was really bad like seriously guys. 1) What happened? They were a married couple for 6 years, even with the tension they still got along and then all of a sudden they learn they are both top spies and all that is thrown in the garbage bin in mere milliseconds and all of a sudden they f** hate each other over their jobs?? What?? Like literally one scene after they come home and then she goes in the car they go from love to go f yourself I am coming to hunt our ass down and kill you, I never even loved you. A horrible plot, how is that believable?2) If she or he wanted to kill the other they had a million chances to do it. Directors, we get it cut to the point, is this foreplay and they will end up sleeping together and saying I love you sorry in the end? Or will they end up killing each other? Because if it is killing each other doesn't seem to be happening...3) What are all those expressions of disgust on Jolie's face? Like I found this whole role didn't suit her. Yes, she is sexy and stuff but this movie just didn't suit her. Something about the way she was acting and making expressions didn't fit with her.In conclusion, this movie is a pile of horse manure that they wrote in 2 minutes and said let's throw in a good looking couple and some gun shooting and some sexual tension and it will sell millions (which I bet this trash did). I like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie but this movie is embarrassing...

Not a great movie. It was an action-flick – neither emotionally compelling or profound in any way – and it was simply fun, explosive, and plainly romantic. The script was awful. The dialogue was weak, uninspired, boring, and what they said what was you heard; there was no depth or quality whatsoever. It was also painfully slow-moving (until about more than halfway through when the car chase took place) and the soundtrack was also really bad. The cinematography was equally terrible, with simple, boring camera- angles that did nothing to improve or enhance the actors or their surroundings/situations. It was nothing new and definitely not creative. The acting was OK. Just……OK. Pitt gives a much better performance than Jolie, who overacts with forced expressions and girl power that is just what it implies; unoriginal girl power with sexy outfits that make the female spy who she is. Yeah, she's intelligent too, but all the same, Jolie's character brings nothing new to the table. Pitt's acting, however, is much stronger and believable. Still, he's not brilliant, but at least decent and consistent. The explosive and undeniable chemistry between Pitt and Jolie carries the movie, but otherwise the film is nothing special.

John and Jane Smith are married, living a normal life in a normal suburb and working normal jobs. In reality, John and Jane are both skilled assassins working for different firms, both the best in their field, each concealing their true profession from the other. When both are assigned to kill a man nicknamed "The Tank", they encounter each other on the job and discover the truth. Both employers task one to eliminate the other, and each must choose between their personal and professional lives.Jolie and Pitt have a body of work that is wonderfully ranged, and for each Fight Club and Tomb Raider, you have a Tomb Raider and an Oceans 12.This lies somewhere in between the quality of their movies, and it's nothing more than a light piece of fluff that is designed for the high concept summer market. And I guarantee that this wouldn't have made nearly as much as it did, if it wasn't for the two leads getting together.The two have wonderful chemistry together, and they do look like a proper couple, which only adds to the enjoyment of the film. It does go really over the top toward the end, with a pointless Butch and Sundance type shot out which drags a little after a such a wonderful car chase.But despite the film being really good looking, and making us normal, middle class people that little bit envious of the house size and the looks, the film is nothing more than a summer blockbuster, made only to entertain for its duration, and to be forgotten about soon after.Reportedly, Jennifer Aniston does not own a copy.

If you look at this film as merely another glitzy Hollywood spy thriller/spoof -- in the grand tradition of say OUR MAN FLINT or KINGSMAN -- then it is merely an "8". As in great writing, acting, direction, casting and generally a lot of fun.So far, so good.Here is the trick -- for viewers of the future, when we mere mortals have come and gone, but the IMDb lives on, this is better viewed as a time capsule.The two stars were, to under-state it -- at the peak of their fame and charisma. I recall from the time a survey which conclusively showed, for example, that Angelina was not merely the hottest woman in show business but possibly (these surveys tend to over-state) the hottest woman on the planet.(To be fair, they only surveyed living men. If the dead had also been allowed to vote, who knows, maybe Helen of Troy would have won?) And the Bradster was also at his peak.Once you understood the hidden and secret dynamic of the film, it becomes both iconic and classic, and will be entertaining viewers for a very very long time.(PS == watch Vince Vaughn before TRUE DETECTIVE, also of historical interest)