These are what we call the 'YMMV items.' Things that some people find in this work. We call them 'your mileage might vary' because not everyone sees these things in the same way. This starts discussions in the trope lists, a thing we don't want. Please use the discussion page if you'd like to discuss any of these items.
YMMV: This Means War
Cross the Line Twice: Tuck, the highly-trained assassin, playing paintball against a bunch of increasingly terrified kids. At one point, we just see a whole bunch of crying kids in paintball gear huddled together in a bunker hoping he doesn't find them.
Ho Yay: The guys are both clearly straight, but some fangirls would argue that they are really in love with each other and jealous that Lauren is taking the other guy away. Even Roger Ebert thinks they're gay.
To the point where they actually filmed an alternate ending with Tuck in FDR's arms.
Just Here for Godzilla: Great argument can be made that most people just want to see Chris Pine and Tom Hardy together in one movie, regardless of the why. Still, some women do like Reese Witherspoon a lot.
The Unfair Sex: The two male leads are furious to discover that they are dating the same woman. Furious... with each other. At no point does it occur to them that they've both been cheated on, and maybe this girl isn't actually that great.
Unfortunate Implications: Many professional and amateur reviewers focused entirely on the escalating fights between the spies, especially how they're going entirely behind Lauren's back and installing surveillance in her house so they can find out things she likes faster. One reviewer on Mother Jones noted that Lauren tells her friend how happy she is she'd in charge of her love life, when it's supposed to be ironic in that she's not and the spies are fighting behind her back, some people felt it came off more as "silly woman, you have no idea what's going on!"
Other reviewers were just mad that it's an old "two guys fight over a girl while the girl is oblivious" without any charm, period.
What an Idiot: The bully at Tuck's son's karate class. Clearly, he must have been blind because Tuck is solid muscle and loves his son dearly—two deadly combinations.
