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After five (or six) years of vanilla-wedded bliss, ordinary suburbanites John and Jane Smith are stuck in a huge rut. Unbeknownst to each other, they are both coolly lethal, highly-paid assassins working for rival organisations. When they discover they're each other's next target, their secret lives collide in a spicy, explosive mix of wicked comedy, pent-up passion, nonstop action and high-tech weaponry.

Type:

Movie

Genre:

Action, Comedy, Drama, Thriller,

Release Date:

Jun 07, 2005

Director:

Doug Liman,

Writer:

Simon Kinberg (Screenplay),

Cast:

Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Vince Vaughn, Adam Brody, Kerry Washington, Keith David, Chris Weitz, Rachael Huntley, Michelle Monaghan, Stephanie March, Jennifer Morrison, Theresa Barrera, Perrey Reeves, Melanie Tolbert, Jerry T. Adams, Elijah Alexander, Hans F. Alexander, Lauryn Alvarez, Burke Armstrong, Ron Bottitta, Earl H. Bullock, Miguel Angel Caballero, Victor A. Chapa, Maree Cheatham, Laine Collins, Noah Dahl, Merrilee Dale, Chris Daniels, Patrika Darbo, Jennifer DeMille, Tyce Diorio, Patricia Donaldson, Sabi Dorr, Greg Ellis, David Escobedo, Kaela Freeman, Megan Gallagher, Amy Hathaway, Jessica Hedden, Kathrine Herzer, Nigel Hudson, Ravil Isyanov, Stephanie Ittleson, Mark Ivanir, Benton Jennings, Simon Kinberg, Peter Lavin, Deren Tadlock, Sean Mahon, Kevin Makely, Mike McCaul, Derek Medina, Will Moore, Joel Munoz, Mark Newsom, Richie Ornelas, Jordan Osher, Edward Padilla, Eugene C. Palmer, Luis Racer, Liz Ramos, Leonard Robinson, Felix A. Ruiz, Sam Sabbah, Kim Schioldan, Ty Sharp, Jimmy Shubert, Abigail Rose Solomon, Hannah Von Kanel, Ali Marsh, Kim H. Winther, Michael Winther, Michael-John Wolfe, Jeff Yagher, Bryan Anthony, Douglas Caldwell, R.J. Durell, Melissa Hurley, Jacqui Landrum, Carol Mack, Michael Morris, Gloria Rodriguez, Linda Kathleen Taylor, Anne Vardanian, Ara Vardanian, Luis Vasquez, John W. Woodruff, Angela Bassett, William Fichtner, David Block, John Branch, Julius Callahan, Shilo Frontierro, Lisa Gabriel, Tony Longo, Janelle Marra, Heather Petrone, Bill Viney, Hawk Younkins, Matt McColm, Mo Gallini,

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Mr. & Mrs. Smith explodes with flaming chemistry but assassinated its own script. “Brangelina”. Without Liman’s standard action comedy, we wouldn’t have had the power couple that dominated the tabloids. Several children wouldn’t have been adopted and brought up in a completely different, yet financially stable, environment. Jolie wouldn’t have been the charitable humanitarian she is now. And Shiloh’s first baby photograph wouldn’t have amassed over ten million dollars worldwide. Wow! Suffice to say, the two most beautiful humans in Hollywood have a substantial amount of gratitude to show Liman for his efforts in pairing them. If only his energetic vibrancy was enough to power the lacklustre screenplay, the balance of action and comedy could’ve been a landmark within the sub-genre. A bored upper middle class married couple are astonished to learn that they work for differing assassination organisations, soon to be assigned to kill each other. It’s your standard marriage. Winning a teddy bear at a carnival, falling in love whilst buying the most expensive mansion on the street, succumbing to the same mundane daily routine, destroying the house with an almighty shootout followed by a gas explosion, participating in the feistiest erotic love-making scene ever and naturally ending in marriage counselling. A cruel irony for “Brangelina”, maybe they should’ve watched the film they made together? Cynicism aside, what truly elevates the memorability of this feature is the onscreen (and offscreen, bow chicka wow wow...) chemistry of its leading stars. Jolie and Pitt are exceptionally effortless with their comedic timing, dramatic endeavours and high-octane action. The lightning-fast wit that they inject into Kinberg’s less than impressive script is nothing short of, well, impressive. They make the film. They are the film. And they certainly have solid taste in curtains. Liman maintains a light tone throughout, never dabbling into the cracks of the marriage which is vital for retaining a fun buoyancy. This isn’t an analysis on marital breakdown. It’s just a tongue in cheek slice of entertainment. Having said that, despite the tantalising chemistry of its leads, you never quite feel that they are truly in love. Unfortunately, Kinberg’s script is so vacuous in emotional conviction, that both Smiths resemble roommates than a married couple. Understandably the marriage is stale as they conform to their upper middle class lifestyle, but even when they fight and makeup, there’s no real connection. I yearn to see Jolie and Pitt lust over each other. The momentum essentially grinds to a halt after their house explodes, with Kinberg’s script focussing on a central plot point involving “The Tank” and an onslaught of heavily armed operatives raiding a department store. Attention for the splendid couple instantly dissipated with a third act that seemingly refused to end, ultimately losing the acute fun that preceded the underwhelming conclusion. The whole “keeping up appearances” act was tossed out of the smashed window, and that was the sole element that made the film incredibly fun. Mr. & Mrs. Smith doesn’t conclude with a divorce, as it is sensible light entertainment for the vast majority of its runtime, yet the concluding act and poor screenplay prevent the marriage from flourishing fully. Angelina Jolie man! I would abandon my homosexuality for her...

tmdb15435519 14/04/2021

Average performances, average script. What did you expect?

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