Get Smart
Get Smart
Genre: Action, comedy, thriller Release date: June 20, 2008 Tag line: Saving The World. And Loving It. Running time: 110 min.“Get Smart”
‘Get Smart‘ is actually a smart movie, which is inspired from ‘Get Smart’ TV series, which was aired in 60’s. The movie is delightfully silly and at times very funny. It is funny, its smart, its exciting and has some very good James Bond technicality. And if you have missed out on this one, then you have missed out one of the best movies.
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Synopsis
‘Get Smart’ opens with Maxwell Smart walking through a seemingly endless series of locked doors until he gets to a telephone booth that transports him into the center of CONTROL, a covert American intelligence agency, set up to battle with its immoral rival, KAOS. CONTROL is presided by The Chief, and Max is its best analyst, where he impressively deciphers suspicious “chatter” from surveillance tapes. When the CONTROL headquarters are attacked by KAOS operative Sigfried, it results in killing of many of CONTROL’s agents. Max is then promoted from analyst to field operative, the post he was longing to be in and is given the designation of “Agent 86.” He is partnered with Agent 99 and sent into action. He’s instantly attracted; she’s resentful about getting such a foolish and accident-prone rookie for a partner. The pair is sent on a dangerous mission to hinder the plans of spy syndicate KAOS, who intends to dominate the world.read full synopsis…
Cast
| Steve Carell | Maxwell Smart |
| Anne Hathaway | Agent 99 |
| Dwayne Johnson | Agent 23 |
| Alan Arkin | The Chief |
| Terence Stamp | Siegfried |
| Terry Crews | Agent 91 |
| David Koechner | Larabee |
| James Caan | The President |
| Bill Murray | Agent 13 |
| Patrick Warburton | Hymie |
| Masi Oka | Bruce |
| Nate Torrence | Lloyd |
| Ken Davitian | Shtarker |
| David S. Lee | Ladislas Krstic |
| Dalip Singh | Dalip |
Get Smart - Trailer
Trivia
All of the tattoos that can be seen on Dwayne Johnson are his actual tattoos. You can see the Brahma bull tattoo on his shoulder as well as his Polynesian design on his left shoulder/chest. James Caan, who appears in this film as the President, was a good friend and golfing buddy of Don Adams. He was also in the two part episode “To Sire, With Love” of the original series. His character was Rupert of Rathskeller and he was uncredited at the time. Anne Hathaway split her shin open on a pole during filming and received 15 stitches. There are references to the three cars that were shown in the original television series. The most obvious is the Sunbeam Tiger shown in the display. Also shown were a Volkswagen Karman Ghia and an Opel GT. All of these cars were in the opening credits for the original series in various years.read more…..Movie Error
Towards the end of the film, Max and Agent 99 are in various different dramatic scenes in an industrial area, thus dirtying their clothes. However, on their way to Disney Hall afterwards, their clothing is in a clean, spotless condition. Obvious digital flames on the exterior shots of the SUV when it is on fire. When Maxwell drives the red Sunbeam Tiger out of CONTROL’s foyer, you can see the added skid pan underneath the car to protect it as it jumps down the steps. In the sequence of the laser rays, Agent 99 comes out of the sewer with her shoes on. Never the less, when she begins to do her stunt to cross without touching the lasers, she has them off. Then when she has crossed, she has them on again, but we never actually see her take them off or carry them while she is crossing.read more……Goofs
When Max talks to the clerk at the bakery, the plate of rolls she places on the counter moves, depending on the shot. When Max takes the equipment from the museum, we see him take keys, a .45 with magazine, and the shoephone. Later in Los Angeles when he pulls his gun in the truck, he’s got a snubnose .38 The Score of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony would not be titled “Ode to Joy“. The ode to joy is just the name of the tune, found in Beethoven’s sketch books, at the end of the fourth movement. In the credits, Leonard Stern is credited as “Cesna Pilot.” The proper spelling is “Cessna.” read more….Memorable Quotes
Agent 99: Are you staring at my butt?
Maxwell Smart: No, no, I…I was, but I’m not…I’m staring again.
Kid in Minivan: [sees Max dangling outside the window] Mom! Mom, mom, mom, mom, mom!
Mom in Minivan: Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean! You see how annoying that is?
Agent 99: Max has no experience, and I don’t want him as my partner. Maxwell Smart: Well, that is a sucker punch to the gonads. Maxwell Smart: I recently lost 150 pounds.
Max’s Dance Partner: Me too! read more……
Movie Review
‘Get Smart‘ is an action movie, which tactfully handles the delicate subject of comedy. Though the movie is generally taken as an action movie, it succeeds in producing laughter, with Smart being in the eye of the storm. Steve Carell and Anne Hathway both come as a surprise and have done justice to their roles. As far as the storyline is concerned, it is very gripping and never will you feel that the story is being dragged. It has a clever storyline, with a romantic sub-plot. Overall, it is a thrilling action movie with good comedy. by: Andrew
Don’t go by the critic reviews. The movie is really good with a good storyline and good action. But I guess the comedy was the best part of the movie. I was laughing loud through out the movie. Both the actors as agents did a pretty decent job. It is a must watch, so go and watch it. Don’t stop yourself because of the critics’ negative reviews. by: Simon
I think this should be one of the best rated movies this year. I throughly enjoyed the movie. It had good storyline and good comedy. The jokes were truly funny and very clever. A movie with a different plot-line. Very refreshing and entertaining. Go and watch it you will enjoy it. by: Candiria
If you like action, comedy and adventure go see this one. You will be entertained throughly. by: Ashley read more….
Recommendations
- Swing Vote
- Death race
- The Longshots (2008)
Get Smart-Movie Review
Get Smart- Movie Review
‘Get Smart‘ is an action movie, which tactfully handles the delicate subject of comedy. Though the movie is generally taken as an action movie, it succeeds in producing laughter, with Smart being in the eye of the storm. Steve Carell and Anne Hathway both come as a surprise and have done justice to their roles. As far as the storyline is concerned, it is very gripping and never will you feel that the story is being dragged. It has a clever storyline, with a romantic sub-plot. Overall, it is a thrilling action movie with good comedy. by: Andrew
Don’t go by the critic reviews. The movie is really good with a good storyline and good action. But I guess the comedy was the best part of the movie. I was laughing loud through out the movie. Both the actors as agents did a pretty decent job. It is a must watch, so go and watch it. Don’t stop yourself because of the critics’ negative reviews. by: Simon
I think this should be one of the best rated movies this year. I throughly enjoyed the movie. It had good storyline and good comedy. The jokes were truly funny and very clever. A movie with a different plot-line. Very refreshing and entertaining. Go and watch it you will enjoy it. by: Candiria
If you like action, comedy and adventure go see this one. You will be entertained throughly. by: Ashley
Yes, go see this movie. I know sometimes a preview looks pretty good and then the movie stinks (hello, Indiana Jones?) but this one does not disappoint. by: Larry
Steve Carrel plays Agent 86 almost exactly the way he portrays Dunder-Mifflin’s Michael Scott. He comes off as basically well-meaning and earnest, and although a bit bumbling at times, his Maxwell Smart is thankfully not Don Adam’s version. Neither was this one of those “Naked Gun” characters who stumbles into success despite his incompetence; Smart has some hilariously bad moments, but is never made out to be simply a lucky fool. by: alex
Nothing brilliant, but a dependable crowd-pleaser nonetheless. I’d give it *** out of 4 stars. by: Micheal
Get Smart-Memorable Quotes
Memorable Quotes
gent 99: Are you staring at my butt?
Maxwell Smart: No, no, I…I was, but I’m not…I’m staring again.
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Kid in Minivan: [sees Max dangling outside the window] Mom! Mom, mom, mom, mom, mom!
Mom in Minivan: Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean, Sean! You see how annoying that is?
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Agent 99: Max has no experience, and I don’t want him as my partner.
Maxwell Smart: Well, that is a sucker punch to the gonads.
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Maxwell Smart: I recently lost 150 pounds.
Max’s Dance Partner: Me too!
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Maxwell Smart: [Maxwell and Agent 99 swing towards a window but they hit the wall] Missed it by that much!
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Larabee: I’ll do it sir, I have no problem exposing myself.
Agent 99: Do you ever think before you open your mouth?
Larabee: No, I tend to just whip it out there.
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Maxwell Smart: Personal best!
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Maxwell Smart: I think it’s only fair to warn you, this facility is surrounded by a highly trained team of 130 black op snipers.
Siegfried: I don’t believe you.
Maxwell Smart: Would you believe 2 dozen Delta Force commandos?
Siegfried: No.
Maxwell Smart: How about Chuck Norris with a BB gun.
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Siegfried: Well, you’ve done your job, so I don’t suppose I can kill your wife Zenat. Although frankly I’d be doing the sighted world a favor.
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Shtarker: Too bad about all the dead movie stars.
Siegfried: Yes. What will we do without their razor-sharp political advice.
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Maxwell Smart: [99 is trying to get knife out of his pocket] That’s not my knife!
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Agent 99: I used to look like my mom.
Maxwell Smart: I used to look like two of my moms put together.
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Maxwell Smart: Are you thinking what I’m thinking?
The Chief: I don’t know. Were you thinking, “Holy shit, holy shit, a sword fish almost went through my head”? If so, then yes.
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Maxwell Smart: [to Agent 99] Is that your default setting or something? Oh, today’s Tuesday, I’ll punch Max. Oh look, a box of kittens, I think I’ll punch Max. I have this piece of bread so now I’m going to punch Max.
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Agent 99: Did you see anything while I was dancing?
Maxwell Smart: Just once, but I don’t think you expected him to lift you that high.
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Shtarker: [after Siegfried gets thrown out of the car and over a bridge] What good hang time, huh?
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Agent 99: Did I hear something?
Maxwell Smart: Yes, there were some tap dancers in the hallway.
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Maxwell Smart: [Agent 99 leans to kiss him] 99 please, nobody here knows we’re dating.
The Chief: [walks by] Yes, they do.
Maxwell Smart: On the cheek.
[Agent 99 kisses his cheek]
Agent 99: [as they walk off] Give me a little one.
[Max kisses her on the lips]
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Maxwell Smart: There was a guy in the bathroom - and he was really hot!
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Maxwell Smart: It’s okay, 99. Big people feel pain, too.
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Siegfried: How do I know you’re not Control?
Maxwell Smart: If I were Control, you’d already be dead.
Siegfried: If you were Control, you’d already be dead.
Maxwell Smart: Neither of us is dead, so I am obviously not from Control.
Shtarker: That actually makes sense.
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Maxwell Smart: On 3: 1… 2… 3.
[fake-punches Bruce, Bruce falls]
Maxwell Smart: Wrong way.
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Siegfried: Son of a hamster.
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Shtarker: Are you crazy? This is radioactive material! One wrong move, and it’s ka-frickin’-boom!
Siegfried: This is KAOS. We don’t “ka-frickin’-boom” here.
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Maxwell Smart: Well, you were no help at all.
Agent 99: How could I help? I’m just a woman with a dusty old uterus.
Maxwell Smart: I never said dusty.
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Agent 99: Use your peripherals!
Agent 99: Do you see him?
Maxwell Smart: I’m just widening my eyes. I don’t actually see anything more.
[turns around to look]
Maxwell Smart: Woah, 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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Maxwell Smart: Mother of pearl!
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Get Smart-Movie Goofs
Get Smart- Movie Goofs
When Max talks to the clerk at the bakery, the plate of rolls she places on the counter moves, depending on the shot.
When Max takes the equipment from the museum, we see him take keys, a .45 with magazine, and the shoephone. Later in Los Angeles when he pulls his gun in the truck, he’s got a snubnose .38
The Score of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony would not be titled “Ode to Joy”. The ode to joy is just the name of the tune, found in Beethoven’s sketch books, at the end of the fourth movement.
In the credits, Leonard Stern is credited as “Cesna Pilot.” The proper spelling is “Cessna.”
When Maxwell Smart is attempting to escape from jail, the radio in his cell is on. While he is fighting with the guards, it goes off on its own.
In the scene where Max is captured by Siegfried and Shtarker, a wedding ring appears and disappears from Steve Carell’s hand.
At Krstic’s party, Agent 99 has on heeled shoes, but when she and Maxwell are heading down to the drainage tunnel, she has on flats; then she returns to heeled shoes when they exit.
Agent 99’s white suit gets dirty after being dragged on the airplane banner. Minutes later, the suit is spotless.
Obvious stunt double when Smart bursts through the building in the vehicle.
When Siegfried is kicked out of the car on the bridge, the door flies off with him. However, when the camera switches to back in the car, the door reappears on the car.
At the time of the symphony orchestra concert, the program stated Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, and then an excerpt from Mozart’s 40th Symphony was heard.
When Max and Agent 99 are in Russia and stop at the gas station to steal a car, the sign on the gas station and on the gas pumps says “gazoline”. In Russia, gas is called “benzine” not “gazoline”.
When Max is free falling after 99 lets him go, you can briefly see a suit-colored parachute pack on the stunt man.
Get Smart- Movie Error
Get Smart Movie Error
Towards the end of the film, Max and Agent 99 are in various different dramatic scenes in an industrial area, thus dirtying their clothes. However, on their way to Disney Hall afterwards, their clothing is in a clean, spotless condition.
Obvious digital flames on the exterior shots of the SUV when it is on fire.
When Maxwell drives the red Sunbeam Tiger out of CONTROL’s foyer, you can see the added skid pan underneath the car to protect it as it jumps down the steps.
In the sequence of the laser rays, Agent 99 comes out of the sewer with her shoes on. Never the less, when she begins to do her stunt to cross without touching the lasers, she has them off. Then when she has crossed, she has them on again, but we never actually see her take them off or carry them while she is crossing.
When Max is near Agent 23 on the helicopter roof pad, Max’s watch geiger counter doesn’t go off, but later, outside the Concert Hall building, it does.
When Smart falls out of the trap door in the airplane, they show an overhead view of him falling, shot from the ceiling of the bathroom. You see his body falling briefly before they cut the camera angle. With the speed of a commercial airliner being in excess of 600 miles per hour his body would have left the camera’s view within a split second of him hitting the outside wind currents.
In the scenes at the symphony concert, the orchestra is supposed to be playing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. But in the first concert scene - a very quick snippet - they are playing Mozart’s 40th symphony instead. Also, in the movie, both the Mozart 40th and the Beethoven 9th are seen employing a piano (although only the Mozart has the piano audible). In fact, neither of these symphonies requires a piano - there’s no piano at all in the score of either one.
When Agent 99 and Max are fighting the guards in Kristic’s house, the hole Max and 99 used to get in disappears and reappears randomly.
The Chief flies in a fixed undercarriage Cessna aircraft. During some of the flying sequences, the aircraft is shown as a tail-dragger with retracted undercarriage.
When Max and 99 are in the air, they can be seen talking to each other. This is not possible (as proven on MYTHBUSTERS) even if you were yelling at the top of your lungs. The wind would make any noise unrecognizable, yet we hear them talking to each other just fine.
When Max talks to the bakery clerk, the plate of rolls she places on the counter moves, depending on the shot.
In the plane’s bathroom, Max shoots himself several times with the mini-crossbow: in the cheek, ear, etc. After landing on the ground, all traces of the dart punctures are gone.
Max and Agent 23 are fighting in the car scene near the end of the film, and Max is hanging out of the car door. In some of the shots from Agent 23’s POV, you can see that it is a stuntman instead of Steve Carell hanging out the car door.
Get Smart-Movie Trivia
Get Smart- Movie Triva
All of the tattoos that can be seen on Dwayne Johnson are his actual tattoos. You can see the Brahma bull tattoo on his shoulder as well as his Polynesian design on his left shoulder/chest.
James Caan, who appears in this film as the President, was a good friend and golfing buddy of Don Adams. He was also in the two part episode “To Sire, With Love” of the original series. His character was Rupert of Rathskeller and he was uncredited at the time.
Anne Hathaway split her shin open on a pole during filming and received 15 stitches.
There are references to the three cars that were shown in the original television series. The most obvious is the Sunbeam Tiger shown in the display. Also shown were a Volkswagen Karman Ghia and an Opel GT. All of these cars were in the opening credits for the original series in various years.
The guy driving the Opel that Maxwell Smart stops to get a ride from, but who is then rear-ended, is Bernie Kopell, who played Siegfried on the original series (”Get Smart” (1965)).
Jennifer Love Hewitt and Rachel McAdams were considered for the part of “Agent 99″ before it went to Anne Hathaway.
Steve Carell and B.J. Novak did uncredited work on the script.
A background movie marquee (in the scene where Smart meets 99) reads ‘Ship of Spies’, the name of a two-parter episode in the original series.
In the Cone of Silence briefing scene, The Chief walks in dressed as Dick Tracy, wearing the detective’s famous yellow fedora, red tie, and black suit.
During the opening credits there are clippings of Get Smart villains from the series including Mr. Big (Michael Dunn’s picture) and the Claw.
Don Adams, the original Maxwell Smart, was born Donald Yarmy. The airline that took Max and 99 to Russia was called Yarmy International as a tribute to him.
When the project was in development in 1998, Jim Carrey was attached to star.
