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* SpyCouple: With the dramatic irony that they don't actually know it.

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* BattleCouple: Both of the Smiths become this near the end of the movie.

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* BattleCouple: Both of the The Smiths become this near the end of the movie.movie.
* BlackBossLady: She doesn't appear onscreen, but Mr. Smith's boss is voiced by AngelaBassett.



* BulletDodge: In the final shootout, John and Jane twice duck an anti-tank missle being fired at them.

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* BulletDodge: In the final shootout, John and Jane twice duck an anti-tank missle missile being fired at them.
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* FunTShirt: "The Tank" is seen wearing a FightClub T-Shirt, as ActorAllusion.

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* FunTShirt: "The Tank" is seen wearing a FightClub ''Film/FightClub'' T-Shirt, as ActorAllusion.
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** Used almost word for word - "Do you know you're ticking?"+

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** Used almost word for word - "Do you know you're ticking?"+ticking?"
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** During the fight in the house, he manages to sneak around without getting seen, until he knocks over a vase. Even then, he manages to catch it...only for the lid to fall off and shatter on the floor, giving away his location.

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** Used almost word for word - "Do you know you're ticking?"

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** Used almost word for word - "Do you know you're ticking?"ticking?"+
* WithCatLikeTread: While sneaking around during the final battle, John takes out several opponents without making a sound...until he turns around and knocks over a stand of cans with the barrel of his shotgun.
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* MissingTrailerScene: Due to over an hour of scenes being cut before release, the trailers were filled with these. Most notably, every scene with KeithDavid and additional scenes with VinceVaughn.

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* MissingTrailerScene: Due to over an hour of scenes being cut before release, the trailers were filled with these. Most notably, every scene with KeithDavid and additional scenes with VinceVaughn.Creator/VinceVaughn.

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* ExtendedDisarming: While doing the tango, I might add.

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* ExtendedDisarming: While doing the tango, I might add.even.



** When you have two people who are consistently voted the two most attractive people in the world, it's inevitable. Let's consider the third quarter of the film. Jane is wearing a man's T-shirt that just ''barely'' functions as a miniskirt. John is in nothing but a tight V-neck and boxers.
* FunTShirt: "The Tank" is seen wearing a FightClub T-Shirt. And the universe imploded.
** This probably doubles as an ActorAllusion.
* FunWithSubtitles: Five or six years ago...

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** When you have two people who are consistently voted the two most attractive people in the world, it's inevitable. Let's consider In the third quarter of the film. Jane is wearing a man's T-shirt that just ''barely'' functions as a miniskirt. John is in nothing but a tight V-neck and boxers.
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In spite of mixed critical reviews, the film did well at the box office and received a lot of media attention; this attention was mainly due to Pitt and Jolie meeting on set and, in their words, "falling in love" (even though Pitt was still married to Creator/JenniferAniston at the time). Even critics who didn't enjoy the movie admitted the the couple had great chemistry.

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In spite of mixed critical reviews, the film did well at the box office and received a lot of media attention; this attention was mainly due to Pitt and Jolie meeting on set and, in their words, "falling in love" (even though Pitt was still married despite Pitt's marriage to Creator/JenniferAniston at the time). time. Even critics who didn't enjoy the movie admitted the the couple that Pitt and Jolie had great chemistry.
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* {{Hammerspace}}: John and Jane seem to pull guns out of nowhere. This is most prominent just before the final shoot-out. The two of them stumble into a shed wearing tight, semi-formal suits, with Jane wielding a handgun (a conspicuously different handgun than she'd been wielding a moment before) and no place on her person where she could be carrying more, and John wielding an MP5 submachinegun, again quite visibly not wearing any other weapons. By the time they burst back out of the shed, Jane has two sets of handguns to wield akimbo, while John has found an assault rifle, a shotgun strapped to his back, and his own set of handguns.
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* SpyCouple: Slightly subverted in that they don't actually know it.

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* SpyCouple: Slightly subverted in With the dramatic irony that they don't actually know it.
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** PunchClockVillain [[VillainProtagonist Protagonists]], perhaps?
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* InLoveWithTheMark

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* InLoveWithTheMarkInLoveWithTheMark: An odd variant, as they don't rekindle their romance until after they learn they're each other's targets. And have a massive fight about it.
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* {{Dominatrix}}: Jane dresses as one to get close to a victim in one scene.

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* {{Dominatrix}}: Jane dresses as one to get close to a victim target in one scene.
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** PunchClockVillian [[VillainProtagonist Protagonists]], perhaps?

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** PunchClockVillian PunchClockVillain [[VillainProtagonist Protagonists]], perhaps?
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** PunchClockVillan [[VillainProtagoist Protagonists]], perhaps?

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** PunchClockVillan [[VillainProtagoist PunchClockVillian [[VillainProtagonist Protagonists]], perhaps?
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** PunchClockVillan [[VillainProtagoist Protagonists]], perhaps?
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* {{Dominatrix}}: Jane dresses as one to get close to a victim in one scene.
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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: When sneaking through the house, John accidentally bumps a ceramic jar with his elbow. He manages to [[DishDash catch it just before it falls]... and then the lid falls off the jar and shatters on the floor. His face a split second before the crash just ''screams'' this, as he knows that the noise is going to tip off his whereabouts to Jane.

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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: When sneaking through the house, John accidentally bumps a ceramic jar with his elbow. He manages to [[DishDash catch it just before it falls]...falls]]... and then the lid falls off the jar and shatters on the floor. His face a split second before the crash just ''screams'' this, as he knows that the noise is going to tip off his whereabouts to Jane.
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* BrickJoke: The "When did you last have sex?" question.

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* BrickJoke: The "When did you last have "Scale of 1-10, how is the sex?" question.
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* AntiHero: Although they are sympathetic and romantic characters, and show aspects of being kind-hearted, Jane and John are still professional murderers, and it is never firmly established if either of the two organizations they work for are actually on the side of right (the trailer for the film has Jane talking to one of her targets - the one whose neck she breaks - about his selling weapons in violation of international law, but this dialog was cut). There is also the matter of a line of dialogue (cut from some versions of the film) in which, while discussing how many people they've killed, John asks if Jane's claimed number of 312 includes innocent bystanders.

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* AntiHero: Although they are sympathetic and romantic characters, and show aspects of being kind-hearted, Jane and John are still professional murderers, and it is never firmly established if either of the two organizations they work for are actually on the side of right (the trailer for right. The most the film has provides on the subject is a comment from Jane talking to one her target about "selling big guns to bad people" before she kills him, but there's nothing to indicate whether or not the specific job is typical of her targets - the one whose neck she breaks - about his selling weapons in violation of international law, but this dialog was cut).hits. There is also the matter of a line of dialogue (cut from some versions of the film) in which, while discussing how many people they've killed, John asks if Jane's claimed number of 312 includes innocent bystanders.
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-->'''Jane''': ([[BewareTheQuietOnes Quietly]]) That was you?

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-->'''Jane''': ([[BewareTheQuietOnes Quietly]]) That was you?
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* ThisIsGonnaSuck: When sneaking through the house, John accidentally bumps a ceramic jar with his elbow. He manages to [[DishDash catch it just before it falls]... and then the lid falls off the jar and shatters on the floor. His face a split second before the crash just ''screams'' this, as he knows that the noise is going to tip off his whereabouts to Jane.
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* NoodleIncident: Whatever it was that happened in Canada.
-->'''Jane''': ([[BewareTheQuietOnes Quietly]]) That was you?
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** And the reverse, Jane seems overtly upset at John for being married once before (briefly, in Vegas, then annulled)
--> '''Jane:''' What's her name and social security number?
--> '''John:''' No, you're not going to kill her.
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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Quite possibly the most non-standard use of this trope, as the Smiths both have this moment as they're pointing guns at each other.
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* AntiHero: Although they are sympathetic and romantic characters, and show aspects of being kind-hearted, Jane and John are still professional murderers, and it is never firmly established if either of the two organizations they work for are actually on the side of right. There is also the matter of a line of dialogue (cut from some versions of the film) in which, while discussing how many people they've killed, John asks if Jane's claimed number of 312 includes innocent bystanders.

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* AntiHero: Although they are sympathetic and romantic characters, and show aspects of being kind-hearted, Jane and John are still professional murderers, and it is never firmly established if either of the two organizations they work for are actually on the side of right.right (the trailer for the film has Jane talking to one of her targets - the one whose neck she breaks - about his selling weapons in violation of international law, but this dialog was cut). There is also the matter of a line of dialogue (cut from some versions of the film) in which, while discussing how many people they've killed, John asks if Jane's claimed number of 312 includes innocent bystanders.
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* AntiHero: Although they are sympathetic and romantic characters, and show aspects of being kind-hearted, Jane and John are still professional murderers, and it is never firmly established if either of the two organizations they work for are actually on the side of right. There is also the matter of a line of dialogue (cut from some versions of the film) in which, while discussing how many people they've killed, John asks if Jane's claimed number of 312 includes innocent bystanders.
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* OrgasmicCombat: The DestructoNookie scene above does start with them in a knock down drag out fight with each other, destroying most of their home, but ends with them making out in the wreckage.
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* HeyItsThatVoice: We only see a reflection of his face, but anyone who's played all the MassEffect games will recognize [[KeithDavid Admiral Anderson]] running Jane's assassin firm.
** Not to mention, Angela Bassett running John's assassin firm.



* RealLifeRelative: Not at this stage but soon afterwards.
** But already well publicized before the movie came out, to the point that some initially assumed that this was a Gigli-style attempt at capitalizing on their romance. Apparently, they fell in love on the set.



* RomanceOnTheSet: Pitt infamously left Jennifer Aniston for Jolie while filming.



* ThrowItIn: The scene where John accidentally shoots through Jane's windshield was supposed to have him hopping over the last fence, but Brad Pitt actually tripped and broke the fence. However, his muttered line of "Oh, dear God!" as he rushed through the mangled fence was so amusing that the director kept the scene the way it was.



* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Brad and Angelina were both replacements when filming began to snarl. Before the two of them were confirmed, others such as Will Smith, Johnny Depp, Nicole Kidman, and Catherine Zeta-Jones were considered. Now try to imagine both A) the movie with any combination of the previous actors, and B) a world without Brangelina.

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