The Tuxedo (2002)
Average Rating: 4.4/10
Reviews Counted: 137
Fresh: 30 | Rotten: 107
Chan is as charming as ever, but his talents are squandered by special effects and bad writing.
Average Rating: 4/10
Critic Reviews: 30
Fresh: 3 | Rotten: 27
Chan is as charming as ever, but his talents are squandered by special effects and bad writing.
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Movie Info
Clothes make the superspy in this high-energy action comedy. Jimmy Tong (Jackie Chan) is a well-meaning but clumsy New York City cab driver who is tapped by Steena (Debi Mazar), associate to multi-millionaire Clark Devlin (Jason Isaacs), for a new job as Devlin's personal limo driver. After a mysterious accident lands Devlin in the hospital, Tong learns that his new boss has a secret -- when he's not wheeling and dealing in high finance, Devlin is also a secret agent for the CSA, a top-level
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Cast
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Jackie Chan
Jimmy Tong -
Jennifer Love Hewitt
Del Blaine -
Jason Isaacs
Clark Devlin -
Debi Mazar
Steena -
Ritchie Coster
Diedrich Banning -
Peter Stormare
Dr. Simms -
Mia Cottet
Cheryl -
Romany Malco
Mitch -
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Paul Bates
Lundeen -
Jeanette Green
Elderly Woman -
Daniel Kash
Rogers -
Scott Wickware
CSA Agent Wallace -
Marcia Bennett
Water Executive -
Reg Dreger
Water Executive -
Jamie Jones
Banning Guard -
Colin Mochrie
Gallery Owner -
Brian Rhodes
Water Executive -
Kim Roberts
ER Nurse -
Fred Lee Own
Poultry Employee -
Ron Gabriel
Frank Rollins -
Jody Racicot
Kells -
Karen Glave
CSA Agent Randa -
Allen Stewart-Coates
Concert Maitre' D -
Boyd Banks
Vic -
Craig Eldridge
Doran -
Jack Duffy
Elderly Man -
Daniel Aiken
Bogus CSA Op -
Bayo Akinfemi
S.W.A.T. CSA Op -
Michael Ayoub
Water Executive -
Paul Braunstein
Sewer CSA Op -
Rafael Brown
Drunk Fan -
John Catucci
CSA Firing Range Op -
Cecile Cristobal
Girl In Gallery -
Noah Danby
Bike Messenger -
Jim Davis
Hospital Patron -
Stacey DePass
Woman In Park -
Ian Downie
Banning Party Guest -
Marion Dressler
Hospital Patron -
Naomi Emmerson
Hospital Patron -
Phoenix Gonzalez
De L'Air Saleswoman -
Paul Huggett
Banning Lab Worker -
Lawrence Kamikawaji
Assistant Maitre' D -
Lisa Levy
Nurse #2 -
Daveed Louza
Banning Lab Worker -
Jordan Madley
Fast Food Girl -
Mike Nahrgang
Homeless CSA Op -
Frank T. Nakashima
Water Executive -
Michael Panucci
Security Guard #2 -
Perry Perlmutar
Guy In Toilet -
Poi Wong
Hospital Patient -
Christian Potenza
CSA Agent Joel -
Fred Rutherford
Banning Party Bouncer -
Gavin Stephens
Hotel Security Guard -
Robert Tinkler
CSA Firing Range Op -
Rudy Webb
Water Executive -
Diana C. Weng
Flower Shop CSA Op -
Peter Gail Williams
Backstage Fan -
Scott Yaphe
CSA Agent Gabe -
Peter Yip
Poultry Employee -
William Lynn
Doorman
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All Critics (151) | Top Critics (32) | Fresh (31) | Rotten (110) | DVD (21)
The only possible surprise in The Tuxedo would be an extended demonstration of what was once Chan's trademark, the daffily choreographed kineticism forbidden of late by either his own age or the scruples of story editors.
One of the worst movies of the year.
This overproduced and generally disappointing effort isn't likely to rouse the Rush Hour crowd.
This movie is about the worst thing Chan has done in the United States.
It's drab. It's uninteresting. It squanders Chan's uniqueness; it could even be said to squander Jennifer Love Hewitt!
For the first time in Chan's glorious career, credits for various fx-oriented skills far outnumber those for stunts and fight choreography, always in the past the beating, thumping heart of every Chan movie.
A cute idea, miserably executed.
Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker? Great. Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson? Cool. Jackie Chan and... Jennifer Love Hewitt? What the f**k?
The Tuxedo is sort of like a film that might have been made from a song by Burt Bacharach; its central conceit is odd, implausible, even a bit silly, but one can hardly begrudge it those elements when the thing plays so beautifully.
... The Tuxedo is an amusing diversion.
The extras on this disk are, unfortunately, like the film -- pretty forgetable.
Both Chan and Hewitt need to have some serious talks with their agents.
Apesar de Jackie Chan ser sempre simpático, não há uma única coreografia de luta interessante ao longo de todo o filme, o que é decepcionante. Além disso, Hewitt está insuportável.
This film could have been for Chan what The Mask was for Jim Carrey. Unfortunately, it will be more like what Leonard Part 6 was for Bill Cosby.
Chan's ballet-like martial arts moves don't disappoint, and his nice-guy, fun-loving attitude is highly contagious.
Why was this movie made? Honestly. I mean, who thought it'd be a good idea to slap Jackie Chan into a high-tech tuxedo in spy-movie spoof?
Audience Reviews for The Tuxedo
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- Clark Devlin: Jimmy, I hate to say this, but don't take advice from women about women.
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- Jimmy Tong: The name's Tong, James Tong.
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