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Genres:
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Action /
Comedy /
Sci-Fi /
Thriller /
Music
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Release:
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Director:
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Kevin Donovan
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Actors:
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Ritchie Coster,
Mia Cottet,
Scott Wickware,
Scott Yaphe,
Christian Potenza,
Jackie Chan,
Jennifer Love Hewitt,
Jason Isaacs,
Debi Mazar,
Peter Stormare,
Romany Malco,
Daniel Kash,
Jody Racicot,
Boyd Banks,
Karen Glave
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Duration:
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98 min.
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Rating:
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(5/10)102
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Plot Summary:
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In THE TUXEDO, Jackie Chan stars as Jimmy Tong, a cab driver who's aggressive behind the wheel, but woefully shy outside of his cab. Jimmy's driving talents up the attention of a clandestine organization, and soon he's hired as the chauffeur for the suave, enigmatic agent Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs). Come what may, when Devlin is severely injured in an assassination attempt, Jimmy ought to don Devlin's suit--which just happens to be a state-of-the-know-how, two-billion-dollar weapon tricky with inimitable capabilities and gadgets. Paired up with ambitious but unsophisticated agent Del Blaine (Jennifer Amity Hewitt), Jimmy must continue Devlin's mission, which involves foiling Dietrich Banning (Ritchie Coster), a power-mad bottled-top-grade mogul.
... Kevin Donovan's affray-stuffed comedy gives the talented Chan an bizarre opportunity to play a individual not master at warlike arts. Of positively, once he puts on the tuxedo, he's capable of astonishing fleshly feats, but Chan revels in hamming it up as someone who's sic not in control of his actions. Meanwhile, Hewitt provides catty frame, and Isaacs (the villain in THE Jingo) makes the most of his reputable-bloke responsibility. A goofy Bond-ish romp, THE TUXEDO also features Debi Mazar as a tough secret agent and Peter Stormare as a nerdy reckless scientist.
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The Tuxedo
This is an excellent film and I suggest that anybody who enjoyed the rush hour 1 & 2 films will love this. Jackie Chan stars as the movie's main charecter and throughout the film he provides some comical contributions to the movie i.e. when he ''shakes his booty'' after pressing the wrong button on his watch after he dons the tuxedo. Also co-star Jennifer Love-Hewitt is fantastic in this film, especially with her sarcastic charecter. Overall this film is fantastic and I would recommended to everybody.
Tuxedo, The
When his secret agent boss ends up in a coma, a hapless chauffeur borrows his gadget-packed dinner suit and takes on the bad guys himself. Jackie Chan and Jennifer Love Hewitt star
After Rush Hour and Shanghai Noon, it looked as if Hollywood had finally found the right vehicles for Jackie Chan's premier league martial arts talents, movies that let him also employ his second division comic skills without completely burying the film in rubber-faced mugging and aimless slapstick. Then along comes a film like this.
Chan plays Jimmy Tong, chauffeur to Bond-alike superspy Clark Devlin (Isaacs). When Devlin ends up in a coma after an explosion, Jimmy "borrows" Devlin's gadget-loaded tuxedo and, aided by trainee agent Delilah Blaine (Hewitt), sets ou...
Tuxedo, The
Energetic action star Jackie Chan regularly gives real value, but in this James Checks-sentence structure adventure the robot-like gadgets are accustomed rank over his physical prowess, leaving the brave arts maestro with little to do. Chan plays Jimmy Tong, a chauffeur to millionaire wonderful-stoolie Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs) whose hospitalisation leads Chan to check out on Devlin's hi-tech dinner jacket. Our leading man soon finds it imbues him with incredible acrobatic powers that confusingly lead to his involvement in an cosmopolitan espionage machinate. Jennifer Love Hewitt, as an inept CIA agent, provides the overcome comedy moments in the veil, otherwise it's just a bunch of special effects, liberally poured on next to official Kevin Donovan, that cloud Chan'...
Tuxedo, The
After Rush Hour and Shanghai Noon, it looked as if Hollywood had at the last moment set the right vehicles for Jackie Chan's top-ranking league martial arts talents, movies that slacken him also commission his disunion comic skills without completely burying the film in rubber-faced mugging and random slapstick. Then along comes a veil this. Chan plays Jimmy Tong, chauffeur to Handcuffs-alike superspy Clark Devlin (Isaacs). When Devlin ends up in a coma after an explosion, Jimmy "borrows" Devlin's gadget-chock-full tuxedo and, aided by trainee agent Delilah Blaine (Hewitt), sets out after the distressing guys himself. Cue scraps, leering villains, a smattering of sexy implication and an audience steadily losing the will to room. The Tuxed...
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