The Tuxedo

The Tuxedo (2002)

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Continuity mistake: While destroying stuff with the Samurai sword, Jimmy breaks some decoration eggs on the fireplace. When the angle changes they're perfect and he breaks them again.

Sacha

Continuity mistake: When Devlin goes to open the hatch manually, all the hatchery pods are closed and green in color. However right before that scene we saw the pods were open and were yellow in color.

jerimiah

Visible crew/equipment: When Clark Devlin first puts the tuxedo on, he tests it out by doing some acrobatic moves. Even without slow motion, you can see its not the actor but some younger gymnast doing the moves.

jerimiah

Continuity mistake: Jackie Chan traps the queen water strider in a glass against Jennifer Love Hewitt's face. Then they are fighting the bad guys, but a long shot shows Jackie spin Jennifer around to knock over several of the baddies and there is no way he could be holding the glass to her face. In the next close up the insect is still in the glass held against Jennifer.

Continuity mistake: Del's dress is completely different from the beginning of the party, not just her shoes. At the beginning of the party, the dress bodice is straight across. After getting into the lab, the bodice is a heart shape, showing cleavage.

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Trivia: The bad guy in this movie was a bottled-water magnate. This was Dreamworks' dig at Vivendi, the French water bottler that also owned Universal Studios, Dreamworks' rival.

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Answer: Banning, head of Banning Corporation, wants to take over the global drinking water supply. He intends to start by poisoning major US reservoirs using genetically modified water strider insects. The striders carry bacteria that will spread from person-to-person.

raywest

Answer: If you're talking about his evil plan with the Banning Corporation, he wants to take over the world's drinking water supply (so that anyone who wants drinking water will have to buy it from Banning). He is trying to contaminate the U.S. drinking water with a deadly bacteria.

Bishop73

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