The movie 'Knight and Day' with Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz is very similar to this movie, only, the female in this movie is the spy and the male is the person taking on an adventure by accident with the secret agent.
Add that into the mix of 'Mr and Mrs Smith' with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and you get 'Ghosted'.
The movie is somewhat entertaining, but definitely not an original storyline. The only high praise comment I'd like to make in this movie is Adrien Brody's performance. It's touching masterclass. Really looked forward to his scenes throughout.
The movie is also very long winded. Draws out quite significantly and gets boring in some parts, and I was clock watching throughout. Lots of scenes which are unnecessary. It could easily be edited short of 20 minutes.
There are also some funny scenes in the movie which make it that little bit better, one or two laugh out loud scenes.
Overall, a mildly entertaining movie which does not need a lot of attention span. However if you have seen 'Knight and Day', and 'Mr and Mrs Smith', then you've effectively seen this movie.
It's one of those movies you'd watch once, enjoy, but wouldn't revisit again for 10 years.
Add that into the mix of 'Mr and Mrs Smith' with Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie and you get 'Ghosted'.
The movie is somewhat entertaining, but definitely not an original storyline. The only high praise comment I'd like to make in this movie is Adrien Brody's performance. It's touching masterclass. Really looked forward to his scenes throughout.
The movie is also very long winded. Draws out quite significantly and gets boring in some parts, and I was clock watching throughout. Lots of scenes which are unnecessary. It could easily be edited short of 20 minutes.
There are also some funny scenes in the movie which make it that little bit better, one or two laugh out loud scenes.
Overall, a mildly entertaining movie which does not need a lot of attention span. However if you have seen 'Knight and Day', and 'Mr and Mrs Smith', then you've effectively seen this movie.
It's one of those movies you'd watch once, enjoy, but wouldn't revisit again for 10 years.
