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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.
Two CIA agents, Tuck and Frank who are also best friends, have been benched because someone's after them. Tuck is divorced with a son whom he's not close to and Frank is a ladies man. Tuck decides to try and find someone so he places his profile on a dating website. Lauren, a woman also looking for a guy sees Tuck's profile and goes with him. She later bumps into Frank and he hits on her and she goes out with him. She's intrigued by both of them. When they learn that they're dating the same girl, they agree to let her choose. But both can't help but use their skills to keep tabs on her and each other. And also sabotage each other's dates with her.
After two extremely good films in We Are Marshall and the excellent Terminator Salvation, McG makes a rather big mistake with this occasionally funny but terrible mish-mash of a film. While his Charlie's Angels films were somewhat absurd at one level, they were funny, exciting, well- paced and thanks to their charismatic cast, had a great feel-good factor and energy level that permeated throughout the films. An attempt to replicate this factor totally fails in this film, and as a result scenes feel either hugely contrived or terribly disjointed as the tone of the film shifts radically from scene to scene, making the film difficult to get into and therefore leading to a hugely frustrating viewing experience. While performances are competent on a technical level, they don't really gel together. Pine's character comes across as smug, arrogant, superficial, and someone dis-likable making it something of a puzzle how someone so successful yet unlucky in love as Reese Witherspoon's character would be attracted to such an individual. Tom Hardy's character actually comes across as charming and a lot more likable, but his back-story with an ex-partner and their child is criminally under-utilised. To make matters worse the main protagonist, played by Til Schweiger is not given enough screen time for the audience to get into the character, so he comes across as nothing more than a mechanical plot device rather than a character that you would be interested in. As a result the film becomes filled with a series of gags, some admittedly very funny, others unsurprising and clichéd, and yet other cringe-worthingly awful. The style and look of these set pieces seems to be different, and there doesn't seem to be a consistent tone between each of these set pieces. The action seems to be framed too tightly and lit too brightly on the actors, as if it is being shot for television rather than film. This is a surprise when the photographer is Russell Carpenter, Oscar winner for Titanic. In fact, the style of the film reminded me of the TV series 'Chuck', and while bigger and grander than that episodic series, that series was a great deal more entertaining. Overall, a big disappointment.
FDR and Tuck, best friends working for the CIA, finds out that they are both going after tr same woman, and decides to spy on each other while trying to win the girl. A simple plot, perhaps. But the main theme is comedy. Using a simple plot, making it into a romantic comedy requires lots of comic timing, and I feel that they have done well. Even the editing was perfect. While I don't understand why critics have to be so harsh on their reviews, I feel that this is one of the few great comedy movies that should not be watched with high expectations. This Means War - 10/10. A great comedy that you will love watching again and again and again. Follow me on Twitter - @wwentnafan #ThisMeansWar
A dating fantasy for girls and an action bromance for guys, This Means War wins the Valentine date crowd in swoops and strokes, but does it lead to swoons? Not really.
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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