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Movies: Till Death Us Do Part; Bloodthirsty Battle of the Sexes Blows Marriage Apart

Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England), June 10, 2005 | Article details

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Movies: Till Death Us Do Part; Bloodthirsty Battle of the Sexes Blows Marriage Apart


MR & MRS SMITH (15)

LL publicity is good publicity, or so the saying goes. The media-fuelled speculation over Angelina Jolie's possible romantic involvement with Brad Pitt will no doubt ignite interest in Mr & Mrs Smith and add a generous few million to the box office takings.

Cynics might suggest it's all a carefully orchestrated publicity stunt.

Whatever the truth of the matter, Doug Liman's comedy-thriller, which is pitched as 'The War Of The Roses meets True Lies', delivers a breathtaking blitzkrieg of explosive action and pithy oneliners.

John Smith (Pitt) and his wife Jane (Jolie) have been married for 'five or six years' and are now …

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