Ghosted

Cole falls for Sadie but then discovers she is a secret agent. He unexpectedly joins her on a dangerous mission across the globe to save the world. Along the way, Cole must overcome his insecurities and prove his worth to Sadie, while Sadie must learn to trust Cole with her life. Their burgeoning romance is tested by espionage, close calls, and comedic misunderstandings.

Ghosted received largely negative reviews from critics, who criticized its predictable plot, weak humor, and lack of chemistry between the leads. Audiences were somewhat more receptive, appreciating the action sequences and the star power of Evans and de Armas, but many still found the film to be a disappointment.

• The film relies too heavily on the star power of its leads rather than a compelling story.
• Humor often falls flat, and the action sequences feel generic.
• Despite a promising premise, the execution is disappointing and cliché.

Google audience: Audiences enjoyed the action and the performances of Chris Evans and Ana de Armas, finding it to be a fun, albeit forgettable, popcorn movie. However, many felt the plot was unoriginal and lacked genuine laughs or romantic chemistry.

The film was originally set to star Scarlett Johansson opposite Chris Evans, but she was replaced by Ana de Armas due to scheduling conflicts.