This Means War (2012) Apr 2026

: Both agents use high-level surveillance, wiretapping, and drones to gain an advantage in their personal lives.

As they bickered, a red light began flashing on the console. It wasn't a romantic alert; it was a high-priority "Alpha" signal from Langley. Their actual target—the international arms dealer Heinrich—had been spotted three blocks away. This Means War (2012)

"She likes the fusilli, Tuck," FDR whispered, his fingers dancing over a keyboard to deploy a micro-drone. "I can see the way she's eyeing the texture. I’m sending a 'suggestive signal' to her smart fridge to display a recipe for pesto fusilli." : Both agents use high-level surveillance, wiretapping, and

FDR and Tuck sat in a high-tech surveillance van, but they weren't looking for international terrorists. They were staring at a 10-inch monitor showing Lauren in her living room, debating between two different brands of organic pasta. I’m sending a 'suggestive signal' to her smart

The two friends shared a look—the kind only two people who have saved each other’s lives a dozen times can share. Then, they vaulted out of the van, weapons drawn, still arguing about whether Lauren preferred red or white wine as they sprinted toward the gunfire. Story Highlights

"Business first," FDR sighed, "but if we can lead the chase past her favorite bakery while she’s in there, I’m counting it as a second date."