The romantic comedy action film 'This Means War' was released.
Franklin 'FDR' Foster and Ted 'Tuck' Tipton, elite CIA agents, become close friends and partners in the agency.
FDR and Tuck undertake various undercover missions together, solidifying their partnership and friendship.
FDR meets Lauren Scott at a party, and they begin to develop mutual interest.
Tuck meets Lauren Scott on a plane; unaware she is the same woman FDR has interest in, sparking tension.
Lauren starts dating FDR, developing a deeper connection.
Tuck discovers that Lauren is dating his best friend FDR, leading to conflict and competition.
FDR and Tuck compete to win Lauren's affection while trying to outsmart each other using their CIA skills.
Lauren learns that both men are spies and that they are competing for her love, causing her to be upset about the deception.
Lauren demands that FDR and Tuck choose between their friendship and her, rejecting their spying antics.
Both agents come to understand that their lifelong friendship might be damaged because of their rivalry over Lauren.
FDR and Tuck put aside their rivalry to protect Lauren from a dangerous enemy target connected to their past missions.
After working together to save her, Lauren gains respect for FDR and Tuck's friendship and honesty.
FDR and Lauren solidify their relationship, choosing to be together.
