Daily News - After watching "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," it would seem physically impossible for any human being with eyes and a pulse to resist falling in love with either of them - or both of them at the same time.

These people are frighteningly beautiful individually and have insane amounts of combustible chemistry together. They could have sat there and read the phone book for an hour and 50 minutes and it would have looked hot - especially in the warm, sensuous tones that envelop them in director Doug Liman's film. More

Entertainment Weekly - The two start out as a parody of the perfect upper-middle-class couple. In a white mini-mansion in the leafy New York suburbs, John Smith (Pitt) arrives home each evening, mixes a martini, and banters with his wife, Jane (Jolie), about such pressing matters as whether the new drapes she just hung will work with the old couch. Mr. & Mrs. Smith opens in a lively, tossed-off way, with a marital-counseling ''tune-up'' session peppered with just enough funny, awkward pauses and euphemisms to suggest that the Smiths aren't quite as open with one another as they pretend to be. Read More

Watch Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt square off in clips from 'Mr. & Mrs. Smith.'