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* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: [[Harry Potter ( |
* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: [[Harry Potter (film)|Lucius Malfoy]] is [[Captain Ersatz|not-]][[James Bond]]. |
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** The art museum's director has... [[Whose Line Is It Anyway|questionable]] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMlpeMLqCxQ&t=3m45s credentials.] |
** The art museum's director has... [[Whose Line Is It Anyway?|questionable]] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMlpeMLqCxQ&t=3m45s credentials.] |
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** The [[Peter Stormare|dorky scientist]] is [[Constantine |
** The [[Peter Stormare|dorky scientist]] is [[Constantine|SATAN.]] |
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* [[IKEA Weaponry]]: Has a sequence where Jackie Chan's character must assemble a rifle used to plant a listening device at long distance. Arguably justifies the 'use right away' scope due to the nature of his high tech tuxedo. Also the fact that the scope itself seems to be high tech as well, since it appears to have something like an auto targeting system [[Fridge Brilliance|intended for fatal hits (when planting bugs, it takes down a Mook with a headshot]]). |
* [[IKEA Weaponry]]: Has a sequence where Jackie Chan's character must assemble a rifle used to plant a listening device at long distance. Arguably justifies the 'use right away' scope due to the nature of his high tech tuxedo. Also the fact that the scope itself seems to be high tech as well, since it appears to have something like an auto targeting system [[Fridge Brilliance|intended for fatal hits (when planting bugs, it takes down a Mook with a headshot]]). |
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* [[Kung Shui]]: When he first tries the tux on, he activates "demolition mode" and destroys Delvin's mansion. |
* [[Kung Shui]]: When he first tries the tux on, he activates "demolition mode" and destroys Delvin's mansion. |
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* [[One-Scene Wonder]]: [[Whose Line Is It Anyway|Colin Mochrie]] as the art museum owner. Seeing him not as over-the-top, but particularly douchey is a weird change from what he's normally known for, being the zany nice guy on Whose Line. |
* [[One-Scene Wonder]]: [[Whose Line Is It Anyway?|Colin Mochrie]] as the art museum owner. Seeing him not as over-the-top, but particularly douchey is a weird change from what he's normally known for, being the zany nice guy on Whose Line. |
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* [[Black Comedy Rape]]: the scene where Banning's girlfriend tries to get into Jimmy's pants. |
* [[Black Comedy Rape]]: the scene where Banning's girlfriend tries to get into Jimmy's pants. |
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* [[Red Herring]]: The deer peeing at the beginning has no importance to the plot, despite considerable focus on the water making its way from the stream to the bottling plant during the opening credits. |
* [[Red Herring]]: The deer peeing at the beginning has no importance to the plot, despite considerable focus on the water making its way from the stream to the bottling plant during the opening credits. |
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