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- A pair of CIA operatives wage an epic battle against one another when they discover they are dating the same woman.
- In Los Angeles, Franklin Foster - FDR to his friends - and Tuck Hansen are best friends and partners as undercover CIA agents, however recently reassigned to desk jobs after a covert operation gone wrong, which resulted in the death of criminal Jonas Heinrich, and his brother Karl Heinrich being able to escape, he who vows revenge on the two. Being undercover, not even their closest friends and family know what FDR and Tuck do, those people believing the covers of them being a cruise ship captain and travel agent respectively. The two are different when it comes to their love life. FDR is a serial womanizer and party boy. Tuck is a recently divorced father, who still wants the traditional family life with his ex-wife Katie and their young adolescent son Joe, that life which does not seem like it will happen. Each of their love lives take a turn when they meet through different channels Lauren Scott, an executive at a consumer product testing company. Lauren, relatively new to Los Angeles, is just reentering the dating scene after her last relationship went sour. FDR and Tuck eventually learn that they are both dating Lauren, who each believes could be the true love of their respective life. As neither will forgo Lauren for the other, they set some ground rules in their relationships with her, including not telling her that they know each other or that they know she is dating "someone else", that they will not sleep with her, and that they will not let her get in the way of their friendship and partnership. But as their feelings for Lauren grows, their rules may go out the window, with each doing whatever needed to win Lauren, even at the expense of their friendship. Conversely, Lauren loves both men, and receives dating advice from her best friend, married, over-sexed and straight talking Trish. Through it all, Heinrich could reenter the picture, he who could change the face of what's happening in their personal lives.
- This Means War is built on two parallel story lines. This would be alright if the writers had spent time and effort developing both stories. Instead, we get a well-developed story about two spies fighting over a girl. Meanwhile, the actual CIA business feels like more of an afterthought. The movie would have been much better without the disturbing simplistic subplot. It appears that the writers liked the idea of CIA agents being able to spy on their girlfriend but forgot to care about what the CIA really does.<br/><br/>Three actors drive this movie with little help from the outside actors. Reese Witherspoon. Chris Pine. Tom Hardy. Although these actors did their job well, the roles they were forced into were sub-par. Reese Witherspoon's role is extremely forced. Chris Pine's role of a guarded man with a sad past simply turns him into a flat character. Tom Hardy's character starts off well, but only gets worse from there. It's the writers' fault on the lack of character development. Are we sensing a theme yet?<br/><br/>This Means War had potential. If the screenwriters built believable characters and a real storyline, this movie could have been great. Without it, this movie is rather mediocre. The surrounding characters add a strange element to the movie. Reese Witherspoon's friend –played by Chelsea Handler—is a necessary role takes a strange but entertaining direction. This, however, can be canceled out by all the worthless CIA minor characters.<br/><br/>Without giving away, I must talk about the climax. It is utterly unbelievable. It would have been better if they stopped the movie short of a conclusion. For those 15 minutes, This Means War changes from a romantic comedy to satire. It didn't work. Instead, they had to conclude the afterthought subplot in dramatic fashion. What made this movie somewhat enjoyable disappeared to make way for one final gimmick.<br/><br/>This movie is enjoyable but you can do better. If you are looking for a good romantic comedy, The Vow is a bit better. Your best bet would be to wait a month and wait to see what comes out. When movies such as this one are released with an undeveloped plot, I can't help but wonder what deserving script was passed over. I guess that's just another problem to add to the mix in Hollywood.
- OK you guys. I love "bad" movies. Icky sappy cheesy, you name it, I am game. I love Reese, love her to death. But this, this absolutely no doubt is THE worst movie I have ever seen. Painfully bad. Brrrr. Ugh. I'll go to the dentist twice in a day before I see this movie again. Must go watch Legally Blond now. Now. Oh ten lines of text needed. Well let me give it ya. Where do I start, the plot? What plot!? The conversation? What conversation!?. The action? Ha, yeah that, sure. Every single little thing about this movie was so so bad, who the hell thought this could work. Reese did her part, and here are my 4 dollars, but the whole thing felt like something I shot in my back yard with 3 min of preparation. While everybody was drunk. And thought it was really funny. And smart. Until the day after when watching the funny smart tape. And it just wasn't funny. Nor smart.
- The gut-whomping, high-concept romantic thriller This Means War is not a distinguished addition to director McG's oeuvre.
- This Means War is based on a screenplay co-written by Timothy Dowling, Marcus Gautesen, and Simon Kinberg (who also co-produced). "Good Love" by Kram. The song was Woman by the Australian rock band Wolfmother. It has become a common phenomenon that Director's Cuts are only released on Blu-ray disc, which also is the case here. Since May 22th, 2012, it has been available for purchase in US shops. A direct comparison of the two versions identifies the Director's Cut as a bluff package. The only "sexual" content is a harmless intro in a James Bond style. The most of the additional running time consists of the 'fake family scene', in which Tuck Henson pays a few actors to play his family in order to impress Lauren. In order to get the more lucrative PG-13 for its theatrical release, some "sleazy" scenes needed to be removed. The PG-13 version is also the version that has been released on DVD in several countries. a5c7b9f00b
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