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“Kind of had a weird ending with no resolution with their respective agencies going after them.”
JPV852 · TMDB reviews ↗
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“Alfred Hitchcock's Mr. & Mrs. Smith is a chuckle-filled screwball comedy featuring one of Lombard's greatest comedic performances.”
Andrea Ciriaco, Collider · 83
“What makes the film compelling is the fact that even though Norman Krasna’s script contains no friction between the needs of the genre and the impulses of the characters, Hitchcock creates it anyway.”
Jim Hemphill, IndieWire · 83
“Less Hitchcock, however, than writer Norman Krasna, who at his best could twist conventional characters and plot patterns in such beguiling ways that you'd almost forget their antiquity. This comes near his best.”
Staff (Not Credited), Time Out · 80
“A breezy comedy about a battling couple (Carole Lombard and Robert Montgomery) who discover they aren't married. [07 Sep 2004]”
Staff (Not Credited), Seattle Post-Intelligencer · 75
“Pacing his assignment at a steady gait, Hitchcock catches all of the laugh values from the above par script of Norman Krasna.”
Staff (Not Credited), Variety · 70
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“Kind of had a weird ending with no resolution with their respective agencies going after them.”
JPV852about 75–100% inread it ↗
“Mr. & Mrs. Smith explodes with flaming chemistry but assassinated its own script. “Brangelina”. Without Liman’s standard action comedy, we wouldn’t have had the power couple that dominated the tabloids. Several children wouldn’t have been adopted and brought up in a completely different, yet financially stable, environment. Jolie wouldn’t have been the charitable humanitarian she is now. And Shiloh’s first baby photograph wouldn’t have amassed over ten million dollars worldwide. Wow! Suffice to ”
The Movie Dioramaread it ↗
“**Mr. & Mrs. Smith’s experienced director and cast make it the peak of the spy versus spy romantic comedy genre.** Mr. & Mrs. Smith shares a similar romantic spy versus spy plot as movies like This Means War, Killers, and Knight and Day. However, a significant difference is that Mr. & Mrs. Smith came out 5-7 years before the rest and is hands down the best of the group. Doug Liman was coming off his enormous success with The Bourne Identity and landed two of the biggest stars in Hollywood (es”
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“Awesome movie, and lots of action. I love how they try to hide that their in the same occupation from each other. Until they both end up going for the same person then things start to change.”
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