Story

The first act of “Ghosted” is a romantic comedy about two strangers who meet by accident. Following the tragic loss of a coworker, Sadie Rhodes (played by Ana de Armas) makes the decision to go to the mountains in order to express her feelings. Sadie gets a call from Dr. Claudia Yates to discuss her loss. Sadie claims that she and her coworker were essentially the same, with the exception that the coworker had a houseplant and Sadie did not. Cole Turner, on the other hand, is portrayed by Chris Evans and works at a farmer’s market where he helps a store owner sell plants. He is disappointed that his ex, Fiona, dumped him. He is fixated on it despite others telling him to go on. Also cited as Cole’s breakup’s cause is his neediness.

Sadie arrives at Cole’s town via automobile and walks into the market. She requests for a plant, and he offers many alternatives based on how much maintenance it will require. She claims she needs a low-maintenance plant since she spends a lot of time away from home. He interprets it in light of his breakup and concludes that this woman isn’t meeting other people’s emotional needs. In addition, he is also quite enthusiastic about farming, and it comes over in the way he speaks. He thus becomes enraged and informs her that he cannot sell the plant since it will not be properly cared for. The genuine shopkeeper appears as she is ready to depart and offers to sell her the same flower plant.

The shopkeeper reveals to Cole that she believed they were flirting earlier as Sadie approaches her car. She is unaware of how he become bitter. Cole notices it and approaches Sadie’s car to rap on the window. Her plant is then damaged inside the automobile. She nevertheless lowers her window and accepts Cole’s apology. He asks if they may go out and claims that he had a good connection with her. He offers, she accepts, and the two of them embark on a daytime date.

They talk about their lives while they stroll throughout the town. Cole brings Sadie to the steps where The Exorcist was filmed during that time. It is the scariest movie, in his opinion. You may decide not to be afraid, she continues. What made her this way, he wonders. She talks about her early attempts to reach the United States. She saw the fortitude and tenacity of her mother. She was inspired to possess similar strength.

She can now run quickly and defeat him in a race. He requires an inhaler because of his asthma. She often relocates between cities, but he seldom ever leaves his hometown. In any case, he can be drawn to her due to the “law of opposites attraction” and think of her as a rebound. The next morning, he makes his way back home after spending the night together at her home.

Cole tells his parents, Amy Sedaris and Tate Donovan, about the wonderful day he had with Sadie. While they encourage him in his search for a soul mate, his sister Mattie (played by Lizze Broadway) criticizes him for being too dependent. She comments on how desperate he appears as she examines his numerous texts to Sadie. He disregards that remark and carries on messaging Sadie in the hopes of getting a reply. Yet she abandons him. He abruptly remembers leaving his inhaler with her. He uses it to track her down since it has a tracking device. Mattie criticizes his stalker-like actions. But he is unconcerned. It is genuine love in his eyes. His mother agrees and describes him as a hopeless romantic.

Sadie is in London, and Cole has just learned this. He dares to go abroad even though he has never done it before in order to meet her. When he gets to London, he calls a cab to take him to the GPS pin. The cab driver, played by Burn Gorman, likewise appreciates Cole’s sentimental act. Cole ultimately comes to a stop around the pin and circles to look for Sadie. He is then encircled by three menacing individuals and tasered shortly after that.

Stephen Park’s portrayal of Mr. Utami, Leveque’s boss, is agitated due to the delay in receiving the password. If he does not obtain it quickly, he threatens to murder Leveque. Leveque subsequently receives the CIA’s communication and heads to a high-rise restaurant to meet with the Taxman. While Monte and his men wait outside to secure Cole’s safety, Cole comes there dressed appropriately. Cole learns from Monte that he must complete the task to ensure the security of his family. For him, it raises the stakes. At that point, Leveque’s troops open fire on the agents outside the structure. Monte tells Cole to get going immediately. By the time Leveque and Mr. Utami enter the room, however, it is already too late.

Cast Of Movie

Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Adrien Brody, Mike Moh, Tim Blake Nelson, Marwan Kenzari, Anna Deavere Smith, Lizze Broadway, Mustafa Shakir, Tiya Sircar, Amy Sedaris, Tate Donovan, Scott Vogel, Burn Gorman, Fahim Fazli, Marisol Correa, Gina Jun, Victoria Kelleher, Sasha Go, Bailey MB, Daniel Eghan.

FAQs

How much did it cost to create Ghosted?

On a mere $40 million budget, the movie made $312.9 million at the global box office.

Is Ghosted a movie worth seeing?

Ghosted ought to be a fun comedy-romance, but it’s never exciting or hilarious enough to pull off the action-romance clichés. While Ghosted reverses the conventional cliché of a male becoming a covert spy, it is ultimately the sole novel aspect of the film.