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The Roper: Bloom, who begins to struggle with the emotional consequences of luring people in for the con. There's also no way of knowing when Penelope figured out it was a con-job her reference to the Melville story suggests she may have known from the beginning. Riddle for the Ages: We never find out what Penelope said to the police to get them to release her. Penelope's line, "I think you're constipated. Precision F-Strike: One of Bang Bang's two or three lines is "Fuck me," when they accidentally blow up part of the castle. One Last Job: Stephen's promise to Bloom. This adds to the film's charmingly timeless style. Nice Hat: Bloom and Stephen have been wearing them since they were kids, and Penelope and Bang Bang seem to pick up the habit while travelling with them. Con men aren't supposed to fall in love with The Mark, but this is Rachel Weisz we're talking about. Mad Bomber: How do you think Bang-Bang got her name?. As it turns out, she was actually just allergic to the aluminum alloy used for the test's needles. After the results of an allergy showed her to be allergic to pretty much everything, she was housebound for her childhood and adolescence. Lonely Rich Kid: Penelope's life could be described by this trope. 
Hat Shop: Bloom's bowler compliments his kind, dependable personality, while Stephen's porkpie represents his more headstrong tendencies. The Cast Showoff: Rachel Weisz doing practically everything, and Rinko Kikuchi gets a karaoke scene. According to Johnson, this was to imply that Brothers Bloom was like an after party for Brick. The Cameo: Joseph Gordon-Levitt in the "after party" scene for the opening con, along with fellow Brick alumni Noah Segan and Nora Zehetner, and composer Nathan Johnson. #Bloom brothers full
Later, a Russian mafioso indeed shows up with a briefcase full of money. Stephen uses a cashier's check, and scoffs at the idea of a briefcase full of money, saying that only Russian mafia men and Hollywood spies use still use them.
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After spending half the movie with Bang Bang, she shows off her own new found skills with plastic explosives.
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Brick Joke: Penelope says near the beginning of the movie that whenever she sees someone doing something she likes, she learns how to do it. Anachronism Stew: The world of the film is charmingly timeless, featuring set and costume design evocative of eras from as early as the 1920's to modern times. The air vent then collapses as she falls into a room filled with cops (who were drawn there by the noise). The escapee is foiled by the air vent traveling directly through the rooms of the building, instead of in the ceiling. Air Vent Passageway: Subverted and parodied. Action Girl: Bang-Bang, the "muscle" of the group, is a slender Asian woman who shows a proficiency with firearms and explosives. Tropes used in The Brothers Bloom include: PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. 
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