The movie has everything. There is action, romance, drama, technology, comedy, quality soundtrack, and of course Angelina Jolie.

The gunplay and action cannot be beat by anything other than perhaps Die Hard. The number of shots fired is un-freaking-believable, especially in the end scenes. I’m sure the cinematography and scenes are due to the director, staff, etc., but the chemistry between Angelina and Brad cannot be denied.

The tension betwixt them could be cut with a knife up until they start making-out after kicking the crap out of each other at the climax. The romance between these two brings the story to a believable level. I swear that scene is the best reuniting ever in a modern film (except in Jerry Maguire, but that’s just a drama/romance piece).

While Pitt and Jolie are great on all levels, the little barbed quips they trade at some points are priceless. Vince Vaughn then adds to the mix with his interspersed shots of one-liners. On top of those three giving small shots of comedic-break, the scenes in the beginning of the film in a marriage counselor’s office are priceless.

Icing on the cake are the musical tracks used. When the movie hits its peak as Brad and Angelina are shooting and kicking the crap out of each other, three songs are used at each stage of the fight, and they perfectly suit each stage. I won’t ruin it for you, but just watch it then re-watch that bit.

So, my sad excuse for a review of a 2-year-old movie aside, go give it a rent.

Watch it with an open mind and someone you love.

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