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* SteppingOutToReact: Max learns that he's been promoted to an Agent in the middle of a staff meeting. He calmly activates the [[ICantHearYou Cone of Silence]] and turns away so he can overreact without the others hearing him: "OH MY GOD, I'M SO HAPPY! THIS IS THE GREATEST DAY OF MY LIFE!" Unfortunately, he fails to press the button hard enough, so everyone hears him anyway.
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* IKnowKarate: Parodied. While arguing with Agent 99 about his readiness for the mission, Maxwell Smart remarks that "I am an expert in the art of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hwa_Rang_Do Hwa Rang Do]]." He takes a fighting stance... and 99 punches him in the face.
-->'''Max:''' I was not ready!\\
'''99:''' ''(starts to walk off)'' That's my point.\\
'''Max:''' Yeah, you know what, that-- ''(99 turns around and slaps him for good measure)'' Hey--what was ''that?''
-->'''Max:''' I was not ready!\\
'''99:''' ''(starts to walk off)'' That's my point.\\
'''Max:''' Yeah, you know what, that-- ''(99 turns around and slaps him for good measure)'' Hey--what was ''that?''
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** Bernie Kopell, who played Siegfried in the show. Here, he's an Opel driver who stops when Max flags him down, complaining to him that he could be hit by a car... at which point the driver himself is rear-ended by an SUV.
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** Bernie Kopell, Creator/BernieKopell, who played Siegfried in the show. Here, he's an Opel driver who stops when Max flags him down, complaining to him that he could be hit by a car... at which point the driver himself is rear-ended by an SUV.
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* BruiserwithaSoftCenter: Dalip. He is overcome by an emotional appeal.
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* BruiserwithaSoftCenter: BruiserWithASoftCenter: Dalip. He is overcome by an emotional appeal.
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** 99 in the series was a [[NiceGuy Nice Girl]] who highly respected Max, got disappointed with him at worst, and was very willing to be his partner (and had an obvious crush on him ever since the pilot). In the movie, she's a DefrostingIceQueen who has (understandably) ''very'' negative reactions to his incompetence, and seems to retain some annoyance even after they get together and he proves himself. She's also very snarky and irritable, even with other characters.
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** 99 in the series was a [[NiceGuy Nice Girl]] who highly respected Max, got disappointed with him at worst, and was very willing to be his partner (and had an obvious crush on him ever since the pilot). In the movie, she's a DefrostingIceQueen who has (understandably) ''very'' negative reactions to his incompetence, and seems to retain some annoyance even after they get together and he proves himself. She's also very snarky and irritable, even with other characters. Though, through CharacterDevelopment she [[TookALevelInKindness becomes a far nicer and more agreeable individual]].
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* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Max
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* NiceGuy: Max again. Also Agent 23, who, despite being TheAce, is the only agent who doesn't either at first dismiss Max or treat him like dirt. [[spoiler: Subverted when 23 is outed as TheMole and stops being anything resembling nice.]]
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* NiceGuy: Max again. Also again, who is a kind and agreeable individual who gets along with pretty much everyone.
** Agent 23,who, despite being TheAce, is the only agent who doesn't either at first dismiss Max or treat him like dirt. [[spoiler: Subverted {{Subverted}} when 23 is outed as TheMole and stops being anything resembling nice.]]]]
** Agent 99 is, at first, more of a JerkWithAHeartOfGold (still a good person, but rather standoffish, blunt and irritable), but thanks to her CharacterDevelopment and her building a relationship with Max she most definitely becomes a NiceGirl.
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** Agent 99 is, at first, more of a JerkWithAHeartOfGold (still a good person, but rather standoffish, blunt and irritable), but thanks to her CharacterDevelopment and her building a relationship with Max she most definitely becomes a NiceGirl.
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* TookALevelInKindness: Agent 99, being a DefrostingIceQueen, has this type of CharacterDevelopment, becoming progressively nicer and less standoffish.
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* DitzyGenius: Max is CONTROL's top analyst -- too bad he wants to be a field agent... He's clearly very intelligent and competent, but he's an analyst again, so he's rather clumsy while trying to be a field man, that is.
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* GeniusDitz: Max is CONTROL's top analyst -- too bad he wants to be a field agent...
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%%* BattleCouple: Max and 99.
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* {{Fanservice}}: A literal ''second'' of Agent 99 in [[LingerieScene in her underwear]]. Plus a couple {{panty shot}}s during the LaserHallway scene.
%%* TheFirstCutIsTheDeepest: Agent 99
%%* TheFirstCutIsTheDeepest: Agent 99
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%%* TheParagonAlwaysRebels: [[spoiler:Agent 23]].
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%%* YouCouldHaveUsedYourPowersForGood
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* EenieMeenieMinyMoai: Max remarks on an uncanny resemblance when seeing Dalip in the back of the plane...
--> '''Max:''' Whoa, that's a bad guy, that's a really bad guy! Did you see his face? His head looks like one of the Easter Island heads!
--> '''Max:''' Whoa, that's a bad guy, that's a really bad guy! Did you see his face? His head looks like one of the Easter Island heads!
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* LaserHallway: Agent 99 has to navigate a laser web in Ladislas Krstic's house. The lack of a Spy Catsuit in this case is more than made up for by the presence of a slinky silver dress with a nice high split up the side. Then Agent Smart navigates it as well, though with a bit less dignity because the lasers also burn, and he has [[SquirrelsInMyPants a rat in his suit]].
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* LaserHallway: Agent 99 has to navigate a laser web in Ladislas Krstic's house. The lack of a Spy Catsuit SpyCatsuit in this case is more than made up for by the presence of a slinky silver dress with a [[SexySlitDress nice high split up the side. side]]. Then Agent Smart navigates it as well, though with a bit less dignity because the lasers also burn, and he has [[SquirrelsInMyPants a rat in his suit]].suit]].
* LegFocus: Agent 99 undoubtedly has a nice set of shapely legs, most notably seen during her [[LaserHallway laser web gymnastic routine]] at the party while wearing a SexySlitDress.
* LegFocus: Agent 99 undoubtedly has a nice set of shapely legs, most notably seen during her [[LaserHallway laser web gymnastic routine]] at the party while wearing a SexySlitDress.
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* ShesGotLegs: Agent 99 undoubtedly has a nice set of shapely legs, most notably seen during her laser web gymnastic routine at the party.
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** The parachuting scene borrows heavily from the similar pre-title sequence of ''Film/{{Moonraker}}''. Khali is similarly a Jaws expy.
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** In the TV series ''Series/GetSmart'' Max was a general-purpose bungling idiot who only succeeds by [[TheFool luck]] and Agent 99's competence. In the film he's genuinely a clever guy and a ''great'' analyst, just inexpirenced as he's never been out in the field before the film, plus a little immature. This was apparently done to make a romantic relationship with 99 more believable as modern audience would not accept someone as buffoonish as the original Max being attractive to a woman as capable as 99.
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** In the TV series ''Series/GetSmart'' Max was a general-purpose bungling idiot who only succeeds by [[TheFool luck]] and Agent 99's competence. In the film he's genuinely a clever guy and a ''great'' analyst, just inexpirenced inexperienced as he's never been out in the field before the film, plus a little immature. This was apparently done to make a romantic relationship with 99 more believable as modern audience would not accept someone as buffoonish as the original Max being attractive to a woman as capable as 99.
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* BruiserwithaSoftCenter: Dalip. He is overcome by an emotional appeal.
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A 2008 [[TheMovie Film adaptation]] of the '60s [[Series/GetSmart TV series of the same name]]. Starring Creator/SteveCarell as Maxwell Smart, Creator/AnneHathaway as 99, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson]] as fellow operative Agent 23, and Creator/AlanArkin as the Chief.
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* WhenEldersAttack: The war room conference. Gawd, just the dialogue.
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* WhenEldersAttack: The war room conference. Gawd, just the dialogue. It even provides the Page Quote!
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* {{Fanservice}}: A literal ''second'' of Agent 99 in [[LingerieScene in her underwear]]. Plus a couple panty shots during the LaserHallway scene.
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* {{Fanservice}}: A literal ''second'' of Agent 99 in [[LingerieScene in her underwear]]. Plus a couple [[PantyShot panty shots]] during the LaserHallway scene.
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* {{Fanservice}}: A literal ''second'' of Agent 99 in [[LingerieScene in her underwear]]. Plus a couple [[PantyShot panty shots]] shots during the LaserHallway scene.
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* CIAEvilFBIGood: This movie is the page quote for the trope. In this case, it's CIA Evil, CONTROL Good.
-->'''Agent 23:''' If you don't follow the rules here then what are we?\\
'''The Chief:''' I'm telling you what we're not. We're not people who [[JackBauerInterrogationTechnique jam staples into other people's heads]]! That's CIA crap!
-->'''Agent 23:''' If you don't follow the rules here then what are we?\\
'''The Chief:''' I'm telling you what we're not. We're not people who [[JackBauerInterrogationTechnique jam staples into other people's heads]]! That's CIA crap!
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* TheGreatPoliticsMessUp: The movie acknowledges this, but still has CONTROL vs KAOS. However, KAOS hasn't been very active recently, and the government is considering shutting down CONTROL due to a lack of Soviets to spy on.
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* PunchedAcrossTheRoom: After Siegfried calls Dalip's wife ugly, the camera cuts to the outside of the car, and Dalip punching him from the driver's seat so hard he's blown through the door (which is knocked off its hinges!) and goes flying over the causeway railing and into the water below.
-->'''Shtarker:''' Wow! What good hang time, huh!
-->'''Shtarker:''' Wow! What good hang time, huh!
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Critical reaction was mixed, but consumers generally found it to be respectful and entertaining. Creator/MelBrooks even praised Steve Carell's acting.
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Critical reaction was mixed, but consumers audiences generally found it to be respectful and entertaining. Creator/MelBrooks even praised Steve Carell's acting.
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** There's a moment where Max [[spoiler: mentions he likes the same radio show as Daleep, which prompts Daleep to give the hint as to where the bomb is on the radio show.]]
