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Would no-one begin to suspect something when Van Dough starts acting all cheerful and moves into Richie's dad's office sipping champagne on the very day the plane was shot down? [I'm sure some people did but there would be nothing they could do about it, they have no evidence against him to do something. Most likely they just kept quiet to keep their jobs since they wouldn't be able to prove it.]
When Cadbury is in jail he uses the acidic toothpaste to burn through steel bars, If it's strong enough to burn steel, why didn't it burn the toothpaste tube? [First, this isn't the most realistic movie. Second: in chemistry you can do very interesting things, like create a paste that is very reactive on steel but not reacting with plastics.]
Towards the end of the film, when the Rich family are being chased by that dude and they are on their family vault mountain, Richie has he's feet on the ladder with Mr Van Dough on it. Mr Van Dough points a gun at Richie and he gasps. But if he sprayed himself with that bullet proof spray, why would he be scared of the gun? [When Richie has the gun in his face, he is afraid because in the previous vault scene, he removes the jacket that had been made bulletproof.]
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