Chris Evans

Ana de Armas

Adrien Brody

Mike Moh

Amy Sedaris

Tate Donovan

Tim Blake Nelson

Marwan Kenzari

Anna Deavere Smith

Lizze Broadway

Mustafa Shakir

Tiya Sircar

Steve Park

Burn Gorman

Anthony Mackie

John Cho

Sebastian Stan

Ryan Reynolds

Humza Shabazz

Israel Vaughan

Victoria Garcia-Kelleher

Jordan Blair Mangold Brown

Zane Shaw

Stephanie Weis

Dexter Fletcher

Keiko Bell

Paul Wernick

Rhett Reese

Kurt D. Lott

Tara Macken

Lydia Hand

Regis Harrington

Alice Ford

Felix Betancourt

Wally Crowder

Adam Hart

C.C. Ice

Mickey Facchinello

Anthony N.

T. Ryan Mooney

John Nania

Rex Reddick

Daniel Stevens

Eric Stratemeier

Adam Rivette

Jolene Van Vugt

Clay Cullen

Garrett Warren

David Ellison

Dana Goldberg

Don Granger

Amanda Bradley

Jules Daly

Brian Bell

Donald J. Lee Jr.

Salvatore Totino

Chris Lebenzon

Jim May

Josh Schaeffer

Claude Paré

Ryan Grossheim

May Mitchell

Drew Monahan

John Snow

Kathy Lucas

Deborah La Mia Denaver

Shelley Illmensee

Don Rutherford

Haile Werntz

Ashley Fidalgo Fogleman

Andrew Layton

James Maloof

John Moredock

Taura C.C. Rivera

Amanda Lynn Robinson

Monika van Schellenbeck

Luis Galdames

Lee Gilmore

John Harton

Dan Kenyon

James Miller

Chris Terhune

Conan Castro Jr.

Chris McKenna

Erik Sommers

Lorne Balfe

Mindy Marin

Suzanna Boykin

Lisa Hazell

Merideth Ivy

Adruitha Lee

Kate Loftis

Dora Torres

Kristin Wahl

Donna Cicatelli-Lewis

Deborah Rutherford

Jay Wejebe

Robert Ratner

Nick Satriano

Megan Schmidt

Greg Crawford

Michael B. Koff

Darrin Mann

Michael Miller

Alyson Dee Moore

Cynthia Muñoz

Chris Navarro

Ryan A. Sullivan

Christopher Querido

James Peterson

Alec Back

Stanton Barrett

Kevin Chase

Alvin Chon

Tom Cohan

Keith Jardine

Miroslav Cicmanec

Action

Comedy

Romance

Ghosted

Skydance Media

United States of America

English

Manuel São Bento

FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://insessionfilm.com/movie-review-ghosted/

"Ghosted is a tremendous catastrophe. When the only memorable moments of the entire film are the myriad cameos totally disconnected from the story itself, little else can be said about it. Visual effects, action, and script are a seriously shocking mess, to the point of affecting the performances and chemistry of a renowned cast. One of the worst editing works in recent years. One of the most prominent, frustrating wastes of talent in front of and behind the camera. Very far from the “so bad it’s good” status."

Rating: D-

The Movie Mob

**Ghosted’s comedic moments bring some good laughs, and its action entertains, but its indecisive tone gets distracting. Still, a decent entertaining spy comedy that won’t blow your mind but isn’t a bad way to pass the time.**

Ghosted wrestles with its tone as it decides whether it’s a goofy rom-com or a more serious spy thriller. While very much in the vein of Knight and Day or The Killers, Ghosted doesn’t stay committed to comedy throughout. The jokes come and go, with Chris Evans taking most of the comedy side and Ana de Armas taking most of the action. The tone might be conflicted, but the fun never stops. Solid action sequences, car chases, exotic locations, and elegant gowns and suits - Ghosted has all the essential elements of a classic spy film. The jokes land better than The Gray Man’s quips, and the action is better than Red Notice’s set pieces giving Ghosted a slight edge over its streaming adventure competition. It’s a flawed movie for certain, with an out-of-place soundtrack and identity crisis, but what it does well makes it interesting enough for a watch and possibly even a sequel. …maybe

The film fails to live up to its very alluring cast. 

Given the trailer, you might be intrigued to find the answer to the question "is there more than what I just saw?". Let me answer that for you: no. This is another braindead action movie that fulfills most of the tropes it has to. What's on the package is what's in the package.

The only reason this didn't up a closed tab within 20 minutes was the cast and my inability to lift my lazy butt from the couch, which is what this film is good for: a lazy, braindead evening on the couch.

Nathan

Ghosted has been the target of internet criticism since the first scenes were published on social media, and while the film is not good, it is not nearly as bad as some make it out to be.

The direction and visuals were all fairly good. The visuals looked fine for the majority of the film with no complaints whatsoever, including Ana de Armas’ wig. The direction was good, with some decent action choreography that was filmed pretty well, although there were a few scenes that suffered from too many jump cuts. I thought the intimate scene towards the beginning of the film was very stylistic and done really well. It was not just your standard grunts and moans that you see in so many films today.

The story was very oddly paced. The beginning section was really rushed, and the romantic build-up did not feel genuine in the slightest. Due to a poor script, their chemistry was non-existent in some sections, as the dialogue was atrocious. While there are some laughs to be had for sure, the majority of the comedy did not work for me. There was heavy use of modern songs throughout the entirety of the film. While some sections were complimented by the tracks, many others felt really out of place.

The performances were decent, but I think were hindered by the poor script. Ana de Armas was fine, although I never really liked her in anything since "Knives Out" as her performances always seem a little dull. Chris Evans played a character he's played many times before, which was entertaining, but he could not alone save the terrible dialogue he was given.

Overall, Ghosted is not a good film in the slightest, but I cannot deny that I had a pretty good time watching it, and that deserves some credit.

Score: 43% ❌
Verdict: Poor

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