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Original title: This Means War

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6.3/10

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Romantic Comedy Action Comedy Romance

CIA agents and best friends Franklin and Tuck discover that they are in love with the same woman. Each of them then decides to win her over by using their own skills.CIA agents and best friends Franklin and Tuck discover that they are in love with the same woman. Each of them then decides to win her over by using their own skills.CIA agents and best friends Franklin and Tuck discover that they are in love with the same woman. Each of them then decides to win her over by using their own skills.

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IMDb RATING

6.3/10

197K

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

4,128

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Awards
- 1 win & 6 nominations total

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Trivia
The skyline city in the opening scene is not Hong Kong, but Shanghai.

Goofs
Tuck's son Joe is missing two of his upper front teeth when meeting with Lauren in the school. In the next scene, Joe is missing two of his lower teeth.

Quotes
Trish: Don't choose the better guy, choose the guy that's gonna make you the better girl.

Alternate versions
US theatrical version was cut for some sex jokes to achieve a more commercial PG-13 rating. International theatrical versions were uncut. However, the cut version was used for home video releases worldwide.

Connections
Featured in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #20.83 (2012)

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Written by Ted Caplan

User reviews326

Featured review

silly

Obvious, a silly story, so unrealistic than becomes, too early, a childish one. A sort of salad with romance, rivalry, dark, stupid bad guys and with an awful end.

In short, just the sort of film to see only for actors. Not for their acting. Only for their presence. Because all seems a crazy to idiotic improvisation and very often , my thoughts were - Poor Tom Hardy ! -. The good point - the too short presence of Rosemary Harris and, sure Tuck's boy. Not enough but a reasonable nice, good point . The use of technology, the fight in restaurant, the use of poor Gustav Klimt - just waste of time and insult about inteligence of public.

But, sure, after a tough work day, "This Means War" can can be a compromised option.