Air-Vent Passageway: Played with The building where Jane works has security lasers everywhere to keep intruders out - including the vents.

When John and Jane both come under attack by their former employers, they realise that if they are going to live (and keep their marriage intact), they're going to have to work together both as assassins and as a couple. Upon discovering each other's identities, the Smiths are told by their employers to take each other out, leading to results that range from your standard Slap-Slap-Kiss all the way up to no-holds-barred Domestic Abuse.

But his wife Jane (Jolie), who works for a rival agency, is also sent to take down 'The Tank'. One day, John Smith (Pitt) is ordered to take out a hit on a man called 'The Tank'. All the fire seems to have gone out of their relationship and they are seeking marriage counselling. In reality, both of them are being smothered by the weight of their double lives - as secret agents and occasional killers for hire. After meeting each other while vacationing in Colombia, the two married and settled down to a quiet, white-collar life in Suburbia, but now they find the magic is fading and wonder if their marriage is going to last. The eponymous Smiths are a couple who have been married for five ( or six) years. Smith is a 2005 action-comedy film, directed by Doug Liman and starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. In its style, and its treatment of themes of the human experience, By the Sea is inspired by European cinema and theater of the ’60s and ’70s.Mr. As they spend time with fellow travelers, including young newlyweds Lea (Laurent) and François (Poupaud) and village locals Michel (Arestrup) and Patrice (Bohringer), the couple begins to come to terms with unresolved issues in their own lives. The dramatic film stars Brad Pitt and Jolie Pitt, who are supported by an international ensemble led by Mélanie Laurent, Melvil Poupaud, Niels Arestrup, and Richard Bohringer.īy the Sea follows an American writer named Roland (Pitt) and his wife, Vanessa (Jolie Pitt), who arrive in a tranquil and picturesque seaside resort in 1970s France, their marriage in apparent crisis. Written, directed, and produced by Academy Award® winner Angelina Jolie Pitt, By the Sea serves as her directorial follow-up to Universal Pictures’ epic Unbroken. Watch the trailer below, and check out the synopsis. Make sure to let us know what you think in the comments! Hopefully, unlike Unbroken, it will manage to match the excitement with the final product. Shot in all natural light (because why should The Revenant be the only 2015 film to use this trick), the film will hopefully work on the same levels of chemistry the pairing exuded in their first film together.Īs a fan of both actors, I certainly can’t wait to see all that this film brings. This is likely aided by the artistic eye of the cinematographer Christian Berger ( The White Ribbon) and the location shoots themselves. Directing herself and Pitt as tumultuous lovers, the film looks stunning. This marks Jolie’s third outing as director after last year’s disappointing Unbroken, and at the very least, it’s nice to see her passion for the craft has refused to waver. Ten years have passed, and now the superstar couple have re-teamed to shoot the European cinema -influenced film By the Sea. The last time Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt shared the screen it was the more-enjoyable-than-it-had-any-right-being Mr.

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