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Reese Witherspoon has to decide between Tom Hardy and Chris Pine in This Means War, and if you're trying to decide if you want to see this new release, then let our video movie review help. Watch to find out whether you should watch, pass, or rent this action-infused romantic comedy.
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Hi, I'm Shannon Vestal and in this week's "Watch, Pass, or Rent," we're looking at "This Means War." Reese Witherspoon plays a woman dating two CIA agents who are best friends. When they find out about each other, they launch a full scale battle to win her heart.
"Number one: I don't think we should tell her that we know each other."
"Number two: Let's stay out of each other's way."
"Number three: Yeah, No hanky panky."
"God, you have not dated in a long time, have you?"
The idea that two CIA agents would be using their government resources for dating seems pretty dumb, but Tom Hardy and Chris Pine are so entertaining and fun together that you don't get hung up on it.
"It was lovely to meet you."
"Lovely to meet you."
"Can you excuse me for just a second?"
Both of the guys are so hot and they both have such great chemistry with Reese that you understand why she would be torn between them, but I honestly enjoy the scenes without Reese, because the guy' play off each other so well. the computer, porn?
I love my girl.
One of the reasons I really liked this movie was for the humour. It's pretty smart and it's not afraid to be edgy. Chelsea Handler plays Reese's best friend, and though she's essentially playing herself, I thought she was one of the most hilarious parts of the movie.
I'm available to have sex with both of those guys just to test out stuff and see who comes back a winner.
This movie is fun and sexy, thanks in large part to Chris Pine and Tom Hardy who are so well cast, and it's always fun to see Reese's goofy side. Plus, the action scenes are really well done, so your boyfriend won't hate you for dragging him to this movie. I give it a watch.
