Ghosted

"The movie is pacy popcorn entertainment with deluxe leads."

"Ghosted is repellent without ever quite being obnoxious and worthless without ever being boring."

"I regret to inform you that the movie as a whole comes together like a bottle of flat Diet Pepsi."

"I'd be more entertained watching the GIF of Chris Evans pulling apart a log on repeat for the running time of the movie."

"Watching... (Ghosted) it's hard not to think about how difficult brilliant screenwriting must be, seeing as it's nowhere to be found here."

"There's enough to keep watching – but wanting more is not a crime."

"The film suffers from dated extravaganzaism: celeb cameos, DOA running jokes, stupidly elaborate action set pieces, dumb plot twists, etc."

"Ghosted is far from perfect, but there's still enough enjoyment to be had especially if you're looking for something light to watch..."

"There’s a depressing laziness about the whole thing that’s difficult to ignore, and absolutely impossible to forgive."

"Within the first fifteen minutes (or less), it’s readily apparent that de Armas and Evans, charismatic and charming on their own, have next to no chemistry."

"A miscast lead and a host of gratuitous celebrity cameos help sink a leaden action romcom."

"The action is plentiful, but not particularly well-executed, and neither Mr. Evans nor Ms. Armas is really a comedian."

"A spirited if familiar action-based romantic comedy, where the sparring banter generally outshines the muscular stunts."