A Match Made In Heaven.

Rating: 8/10 (20 June 2005)

John and Jane Smith have a mediocre and bland marriage. They attend relationship therapy sessions together, and the only noteworthy changes to occur are when Jane adds an extra side dish to the evening meal, or when she purchases new home decor. They have poor communication skills, made apparent by both of their lack of knowledge regarding everything from past experiences, down to their current occupations.
They head out to work each day and conveniently return home at promptly the same time every evening for dinner, during which they exchange small talk concerning their "office jobs".
This charade continues until a routine assignment reveals their true professional identity and motives, a development which soon forces them to stay one step ahead of each other, as well as to evade their respective agencies.
Tabloid darlings and rumored lovers Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie prove to be an attractive box office draw, unlike the recent cinematic joint efforts of the defunct Ben & J-Lo duo. This much-speculated about couple exudes chemistry throughout, whether they're bickering, shooting at each other, or ultimately "making out". Vince Vaughn also delivers a brief, albeit effective cameo appearance as a tough-talking, yet insecure mama's boy who still lives at home.
Overall, this film offers an engaging medley of witty humor, explosive action and sizzling passion, which is sure to appeal to every member of the adrenaline-seeking summer audiences.