The worst lovestory ever, Reivew on This Means War

Originally I was there for Tom Hardy, who was very impressed with his performance on the BBC's Wuthering Heights. I think he is especially suitable for interpreting the image of a prodigal son who has a deep and repressed love in his heart. It's a pity that he went to Hollywood and played all the mediocre roles. It's no wonder that Hollywood's superficial commercial romance films cannot have any deep roots. A deep, low-key British man, and a hippie American boy, it's really weird pairing.
Reese Witherspoon has gone downhill since she won the Oscar for best actress, and she doesn't know what the curse of Oscar is. The best actress on the podium said sweet words of thanks, then turned around and divorced. It's a bit ironic that a woman who has experienced the pain of marriage has to play a young woman who is just beginning to believe in love. But it would be a pity if she was still in the post Legally Blonde era.
The whole story sucks! It's not exciting, it's not tense, it doesn't make sense, and it doesn't have any desire for people to read it. Worst of all, the seemingly love triangle story makes all three seem so unlikable. Two men turned against their buddies for the sake of women, with no bottom line, abused national resources and rights, and went back on their word; a woman stepped on two boats, and spoke out loud without any guilt. What is there to pursue with such a woman? There is also an old woman who is fanning the flames, lest the world will not be chaotic, and living with a loser.
This is probably the worst so-called romantic comedy I've ever seen.

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