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(''his wife whips out a cell phone and promptly [[CrowningMomentOfFunny takes a picture]] of the car'')
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** Then [[CrowningMomentOfFunny [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments a kid looks out his car window and sees him...]]
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* WarriorTherapist: Endearingly enough, Max embodies this trope in a simultaneous CrowningMomentOfFunny, CrowningMomentOfAwesome, and CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming where he [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath reaches out to the feelings]] of [[TheBrute Dalip]], empathizes with his troubled family life, [[CoolDownHug hugs him]] and [[HeelFaceTurn (possibly) turns him into a good guy.]]
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* WarriorTherapist: Endearingly enough, Max embodies this trope in a simultaneous CrowningMomentOfFunny, CrowningMomentOfAwesome, SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome, {{SugarWiki/Funny|Moments}}, and CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming {{SugarWiki/Heartwarming|Moments}} where he [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath reaches out to the feelings]] of [[TheBrute Dalip]], empathizes with his troubled family life, [[CoolDownHug hugs him]] and [[HeelFaceTurn (possibly) turns him into a good guy.]]
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: The homeland security council gets caught up on a threat by Kim Jong-Il to make a pudding from the bones of America.
-->'''General''': Doesn't he know bones are crunchy? Who'd want a crunchy pudding?
-->'''General''': Doesn't he know bones are crunchy? Who'd want a crunchy pudding?
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* CoolKidAndLoserFriendship: Max and Agent 23. Agent 23 is one of the top agents of CONTROL and is liked by practically everyone. Max is a simple analyst who is not given nearly as much respect. Despite this, 23 is one of the only agents who doesn't belittle Max and is shown to actively support him. [[spoiler:This is later subverted when 23 is revealed to be TheMole.]]
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* TheBrute: Dalip, Siegfried's imposing right-hand man. Who turns out to be his brother-in-law ''and'' a PunchClockVillain who only wants the money to look after his wife.
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* TheBrute: Dalip, Siegfried's imposing right-hand man. Who turns out to be his brother-in-law ''and'' a PunchClockVillain who only wants the money to look after his wife.
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* UglySlavicWomen: Played with. One group of women at a fancy dress party infiltrated by Max and 99 are your more typical SensualSlavs (tall, slim blondes), but come off as bitchy (i.e. ugly personality-wise), while Max does the tango with another one who is overweight. Later, at the Moscow bakery serving as a front for KAOS, the female clerk, who is probably mid-50s and not very attractive, briefly gets the hots for Max.
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* SuperToughness: Dalip's EstablishingCharacterMoment is surviving ''falling out of a cruising airplane without a working parachute'' with no apparent ill effects.
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* BadBoss: Siegfried constantly belittles his various {{mooks}}, thinking himself SurroundedByIdiots. They actually ''aren't'' terribly stupid: Shtarker complains once that he'd like to quit, but Siegfried is his brother-in-law, while [[spoiler:Dalip fulfills his part of the plan to nuke Los Angeles, but also covertly alerts Max, giving CONTROL enough time to foil the plan. Then he punches Siegfried clean out of their getaway car when he insults Dalip's wife.]]
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* IfIWantedYouDead: Played with when Max infiltrates the bakery.
-->'''Siegfried:''' How do I know you're not CONTROL?\\
'''Maxwell Smart:''' ''(haughtily)'' If I were CONTROL, you'd already be dead.\\
'''Siegfried''': If you were CONTROL, ''you'd'' already be dead.\\
'''Max:''' Well, neither of us is dead, so I'm obviously not from CONTROL.\\
''({{beat}})''\\
'''Shtarker:''' That actually makes sense.
-->'''Siegfried:''' How do I know you're not CONTROL?\\
'''Maxwell Smart:''' ''(haughtily)'' If I were CONTROL, you'd already be dead.\\
'''Siegfried''': If you were CONTROL, ''you'd'' already be dead.\\
'''Max:''' Well, neither of us is dead, so I'm obviously not from CONTROL.\\
''({{beat}})''\\
'''Shtarker:''' That actually makes sense.
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* CarsWithoutTiresAreTrains: 23 takes 99 hostage and flees in a vehicle. After a chase, Max manages to rescue 99, but in the struggle, the car is set on fire and forced onto railroad tracks. Max kisses 23 to distract him, a trick learned from 99. He and 99 are thrown off the vehicle before it collides with a freight train, killing 23.
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* GenreSavvy: Max himself. When asked ''where'' the nuclear warhead might be stashed, he hesitantly replies "in... the piano?" Which of course is where it is. [[MythologyGag This one doubles as reference]] to the original show, where the bad guy of the week hid a bomb in a piano that would kill the pianist during the concert.
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* NakedPeopleAreFunny: Max standing in front of the orchestra, with his ass on full display.
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A 2008 [[TheMovie Film adaptation]] of the '60s [[Series/GetSmart TV series of the same name]]. Starring Creator/SteveCarell as Max, Creator/AnneHathaway as 99, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson]] as a fellow spy, and Alan Arkin as the Chief.
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A 2008 [[TheMovie Film adaptation]] of the '60s [[Series/GetSmart TV series of the same name]]. Starring Creator/SteveCarell as Max, Creator/AnneHathaway as 99, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson]] as a fellow spy, operative Agent 23, and Alan Arkin as the Chief.
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* {{Fanservice}}: A literal ''second'' of Anne Hathaway in her underwear. Plus a couple [[PantyShot panty shots]] during the scene with the room with lasers. Also there are a couple shots of Hathaway's bare feet which could be fan service for some people...
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* {{Fanservice}}: A literal ''second'' of Anne Hathaway in her underwear. Plus a couple [[PantyShot panty shots]] during the scene with the room with lasers. Also there are a couple shots of Hathaway's bare feet which could be fan service for some people...
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Alongside the film a direct-to-DVD SpinOff titled ''Get Smart's Bruce and Lloyd: Out of CONTROL'', which follows the escapades of ThoseTwoGuys during the events of the film.
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Alongside the film film, a direct-to-DVD SpinOff titled ''Get Smart's Bruce and Lloyd: Out of CONTROL'', CONTROL'' was released, which follows the escapades of ThoseTwoGuys during the events of the film.
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* ActorAllusion: The opening scene plays the ''Music/{{ABBA}}'' song, ''Take a Chance On Me''. In ''Series/TheOfficeUS, the song is sung by Andy in a famous scene. Steve Carrell was a main character on that show.
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This isn't an example. We saw the confrontation between the V Ice president and the head of Control earlier in the movie. We aren't taking the movie's word for anything, we saw it ourselves.
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* TakeOurWordForIt: We never actually see the cell phone video the President received of the Chief tackling the Vice-President. We ''do'', however, get to see Agents 99's and 23's impressed reactions.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Turned 99 into a DefrostingIceQueen and Larrabee into a JerkJock, but the most noticeable change is that Max has now a brain between his ears.
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* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Turned Many characters act rather different from the series to the point of being extremely difficult to recognize:
** Max in the series was a CloudCuckooLander who was still (usually) competent enough at his job, a bit socially awkward, and occasionally busted out some snark. In the movie, this is pretty much all reversed - he's very down-to-earth, comes off as incompetent due to a lack of field agent experience, is a pretty smooth social operator outside of talking to 99, and is a definite DeadpanSnarker.
** 99into 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.
** The Chief in the series was the OnlySaneMan who got quietly annoyed with Max's incompetence at worst. In the movie, he almost seems to have a HairTriggerTemper.
** Siegfried in the series was AffablyEvil, considering Max a WorthyOpponent and the two being on very good terms, plus Siegfried in general was very hammy and a bit goofy. In the movie, he's... almost generic, with how serious and sinister he is, some viewers being reminded of one-shot villains from the original series rather than Siegfried himself. The closest he gets to being deliberately comedic is some snarky jabs.
** Larabee in the series was TheDitz, even more than Max. In the movie, he's a JerkJock.
** Hymie in the series was (after his first episode) as a pacifistic robot, who fought only when necessary. In the movie, he has a cameo appearance where he insults Larrabeeinto and staples a JerkJock, but the most noticeable change is that Max has now a brain between paper to his ears.forehead in retaliation for a bit of PokeThePoodle.
** Max in the series was a CloudCuckooLander who was still (usually) competent enough at his job, a bit socially awkward, and occasionally busted out some snark. In the movie, this is pretty much all reversed - he's very down-to-earth, comes off as incompetent due to a lack of field agent experience, is a pretty smooth social operator outside of talking to 99, and is a definite DeadpanSnarker.
** 99
** The Chief in the series was the OnlySaneMan who got quietly annoyed with Max's incompetence at worst. In the movie, he almost seems to have a HairTriggerTemper.
** Siegfried in the series was AffablyEvil, considering Max a WorthyOpponent and the two being on very good terms, plus Siegfried in general was very hammy and a bit goofy. In the movie, he's... almost generic, with how serious and sinister he is, some viewers being reminded of one-shot villains from the original series rather than Siegfried himself. The closest he gets to being deliberately comedic is some snarky jabs.
** Larabee in the series was TheDitz, even more than Max. In the movie, he's a JerkJock.
** Hymie in the series was (after his first episode) as a pacifistic robot, who fought only when necessary. In the movie, he has a cameo appearance where he insults Larrabee
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** Larrabee in the original series is even more of a dunce than Max (he has been referred to as "Max's Max"), whereas in the film he's a jerkass but competent agent.
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** Larrabee Larabee in the original series is even more of a dunce than Max (he has been referred to as "Max's Max"), whereas in the film he's a jerkass but competent agent.
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* AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering: "I don't know. Were you thinking, 'Holy shit! holy shit! A swordfish almost went through my head!'? If so, then yes."
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* AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering: [[AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering Are You Thinking What I'm Thinking]]: "I don't know. Were you thinking, 'Holy shit! holy shit! A swordfish almost went through my head!'? If so, then yes."
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* {{Badass}}: Max when he's not so simple-minded.
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* ButtMonkey: Larabee tries to act {{Badass}} but otherwise always ends up suffering [[AmusingInjuries grievous mishaps]]. Like having Agent 23 staple a document to his head as retribution for not unjamming the copier machine.
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* ButtMonkey: Larabee tries to act {{Badass}} badass but otherwise always ends up suffering [[AmusingInjuries grievous mishaps]]. Like having Agent 23 staple a document to his head as retribution for not unjamming the copier machine.
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'''Max's Dance Partner''': Me too!
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'''Max's Dance Partner''': Me too!So did I!
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** At Krstic's party, Max deliberately snubs a group of skinny AlphaBitch socialites and picks a very large woman to be his dance partner. They proceed to steal the show.
---> '''Maxwell Smart''': I recently lost 150 pounds.\\
'''Max's Dance Partner''': Me too!
---> '''Maxwell Smart''': I recently lost 150 pounds.\\
'''Max's Dance Partner''': Me too!
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* JustKeepDriving: The plane/car chase on the highway at the end. Angelinos are very used to seeing a guy dangling from a plane and hanging just three feet off the asphalt, flying between cars.
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* JustKeepDriving: JustKeepDriving:
** The plane/car chase on the highway at the end. Angelinos are very used to seeing a guy dangling from a plane and hanging just three feet off the asphalt, flying betweencars.cars.
** Then [[CrowningMomentOfFunny a kid looks out his car window and sees him...]]
-->'''Sean:''' ''[pointing out window]'' ''Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom!\\
'''Mother:''' Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean! You see how annoying that is?
:: :What makes it better? For one thing, she's busy talking on her cell phone. Also, she manages to turn away at the exact moment that Max passes by ''her'' window, meaning she didn't see a thing.
** The plane/car chase on the highway at the end. Angelinos are very used to seeing a guy dangling from a plane and hanging just three feet off the asphalt, flying between
** Then [[CrowningMomentOfFunny a kid looks out his car window and sees him...]]
-->'''Sean:''' ''[pointing out window]'' ''Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom!\\
'''Mother:''' Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean! You see how annoying that is?
:: :What makes it better? For one thing, she's busy talking on her cell phone. Also, she manages to turn away at the exact moment that Max passes by ''her'' window, meaning she didn't see a thing.
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* NotNowKiddo: Max finds himself dangling by a thread from an aircraft over a freeway at a height of ''maybe'' three feet. [[CrowningMomentOfFunny A kid looks out his window and sees him...]]
-->'''Sean:''' (''pointing out window'') ''Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom!''\\
'''Mother:''' ''Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean! You see how annoying that is?''
:: What makes it better? For one thing, she's busy talking on her cell phone. Also, she manages to turn away at the exact moment that Max passes by ''her'' window, meaning she didn't see a thing.
-->'''Sean:''' (''pointing out window'') ''Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom, Mom!''\\
'''Mother:''' ''Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean! You see how annoying that is?''
:: What makes it better? For one thing, she's busy talking on her cell phone. Also, she manages to turn away at the exact moment that Max passes by ''her'' window, meaning she didn't see a thing.
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* ActorAllusion: The opening scene plays the ''Music/{{ABBA}}'' song, ''Take a Chance On Me''. In ''Series/TheOfficeUS, the song is sung by Andy in a famous scene. Steve Carrell was a main character on that show.
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A 2008 [[TheMovie Film adaptation]] of the '60s [[Series/GetSmart TV series of the same name]]. Starring Creator/SteveCarell as Max, Creator/AnneHathaway as 99, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson]] as a fellow spy, and Alan Arkin as the Chief.
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* AcquiredPoisonImmunity: Max has trained his body to be impervious to knockout gas. Pity [[SubvertedTrope is the new stuff]].
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* NoSell: Dalip responds to most attacks on him (including a GroinAttack) with a dopey EvilLaugh.
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* PunchPunchPunchUhOh: Dalip responds to most attacks on him (including a GroinAttack) with a dopey EvilLaugh.
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* BlackTieInfiltration: Max and 99 gate-crash a party held at the mansion of a KAOS operative named Ladislav Krstic in order to steal computer records on the attack on CONTROL headquarters. The sequence also features a hilarious [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wopDh8EMqI4 tango dance-off scene]] between 99 and Krstic, and Max and a quite overweight young lady.
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* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Sigfreid treats [[TheBigGuy Dalip]] like DumbMuscle; Max gives him advice on how to salvage his flagging marriage. [[HeelFaceTurn Dalip becomes a]] DoubleAgent.
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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 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.]]
