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This movie is a terrible bore; the only mildly amusing bit is the "get a room" scene. Both lead actors deliver surprisingly weak performances – is this really the best Chris Evans could do? And Ana de Armas seriously needs to work on her balance and posture. However, I'm giving it three stars purely for their looks and figures.

The beginning is promising, the middle is mediocre, and the ending is a disaster. Ana de Armas and Chris Evans have great chemistry on screen, but unfortunately, the story completely falls apart midway through. I have a feeling that if they cut out all the mindless action scenes and simply rewrote it as a romantic comedy, it would have been much better.

Having seen the movie as one of the first viewers globally, I can tell you that even cameos from Deadpool, Falcon, and the Winter Soldier can't save this film from being a complete dud.

Another Marvel castoff looking for work.

Just like their previous collaboration, "The Gray Man," this feels like a total cash grab, showcasing their iconic personas just enough to get the paycheck and run. What kind of algorithm came up with this? We're not tired of seeing them fight, we want them to get a room!

This movie is like a caffeine-fueled whirlwind—hot, fast, and leaving you breathless. One minute, it’s a sweet coffee shop meet-cute, and the next, boom, they’re dodging bullets! It’s action-packed, romantic, and just a tad chaotic. Perfect for fans of love and chaos!

In "Ghosted", a quirky romance blossoms between ordinary Cole and mysterious Sadie, but their relationship is quickly derailed by her secret life as a spy. As Cole navigates this unexpected revelation, the film seamlessly blends action, comedy, and heart, plunging the unlikely couple into a thrilling adventure. With its witty banter and electrifying chemistry, "Ghosted" delivers a delightful, genre-bending ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat.