AboutAaron Smith Expertise I will always do my best in answering all your questions. I love movies, always have. I find them to be a great escape into a world that is always unlike our own. If I cannot find an answer to your question then I will pass along your question to someone who might be able to dig deeper into your question. I can answer all questions you have about Action/Adventure movies. I have been watching movies for a long time now so my expertise goes a long ways back.
In my spare time I love to spend time with my wife and son. I hope to show him the greats of cinema one day when he is older.
Experience I have been watching movies since I was born, I research and read movie news everyday. Which makes me up to date with everything happening in the movie world
Question QUESTION: Vincent Casser as Frances Toulour, the competition (thief).
He does this exercise during the movie that resembles gymnastics, but on the ground. Do you know what the name of this type of exercise is, so I can google it. Thank you.
ANSWER: Vincent Casser as Frances Toulour uses capoeira (Brazilian martial arts) to dodge the lasers in an effort to steal the Faberge egg
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QUESTION: The movement/exercise I was referring to was, when a few of Ocean's Twelve visited Frances Tourlour at his home, he was actually exercising (limbering up..) outside on his tiled patio. One pose of the movement resembled a push up without his feet touching the ground, spinning his entire body and legs sort of. That's the best I can explain it.
The Night Fox uses capoeira (Brazilian martial arts) to dodge the lasers in an effort to steal the Faberge egg, a tribute/spoof of Catherine Zeta-Jones's similar performance in Entrapment (1999). The Night Fox practices similar aerobic movements on his deck.
