When Detective O'Hara comes into Kimble's class to speak about "stranger danger," she doesn't speak with the Austrian accent she possessed when dining with Damian. Damian, however, does not question this or show any surprise. [Kimble and O'Hara had already dropped their cover stories and revealed to Joyce and Dominic (not Damian) their true identities the day before - that's why he wasn't surprised.]
Kindergarten Cop (1990) - 3 corrections
Directed by Ivan Reitman, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Penelope Ann Miller (add more)
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When Detective O'Hara comes into Kimble's class to speak about "stranger danger," she doesn't speak with the Austrian accent she possessed when dining with Damian. Damian, however, does not question this or show any surprise. [Kimble and O'Hara had already dropped their cover stories and revealed to Joyce and Dominic (not Damian) their true identities the day before - that's why he wasn't surprised.]
At the end of the movie when Kimble first enters the classroom, he has a very clear limp. Then when Joyce comes in and begins to kiss Kimble, his limp disappears as he picks her up and begins to spin her around in circles. [Emotions can make you forget about your pain. Endorphins, adrenaline and the like are released during some emotional moments.]
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