Get Smart’s Bruce and Lloyd Out of Control 2008

Klause Krause is the president of Maraguay and he relentlessly pursues power by kidnapping a top scientist to work for him. In the United States, Bruce and Lloyd have created a groundbreaking invention called the Optical Camouflage Technology, or OCT, which renders the wearer invisible. The device, however, runs on a fragile battery that initially lasts only about six minutes, and Bruce and Lloyd dream of extending that to more than 24 hours.

Tragedy strikes when the laboratory is bombed and the OCT is stolen. The team immediately suspects foul play within their own ranks, first thinking that Bob and Howard from the CIA might be involved. But evidence soon shifts when someone is shown using the cloak back in Maraguay, forcing them to recruit a daring plan: break into the Maraguay embassy using a robot named Hymie, a mission that ends in an embarrassing failure for the device.

In the ensuing investigation, an employee named Isabella is revealed to be the thief of the OCT. The power-hungry President Krause, meanwhile, is entangled in two competing interests: his desire to capture Bruce and Lloyd, the original minds behind the cloak, and the lucrative offer from KAOS to barter away the scientists of Maraguay. Isabella seeks to trade Bruce and Lloyd for her fellow scientists, including her father, setting up a tense moral dilemma that intertwines loyalty and ambition.

Bruce and Lloyd quickly learn that a simple turn of perspective can change everything: polarized sunglasses act as an anti-OCT viewer, enabling them to finally see through the invisibility cloak. Armed with this insight, they decide to insert themselves back into danger, entering the Maraguay embassy alongside Nina. Isabella, who has her own stakes in the outcome because the President kidnapped her father, offers to help them navigate the perilous mission.

Inside the President’s room, they locate him in bed and disable him with a toxic perfume, a tactic that buys them precious time. They then force the safe to open and discover the OCT tucked away inside, slipping away from the guards with surprising ease. The confrontation intensifies as Krause, realizing he’s been outmaneuvered, confronts them with a gun. In a swift turn of events, Lloyd administers a stun, and the President is killed when an elk head crashes down on him, ending his bid for control.

Isabella, grateful for the rescue and the fate of her father, hands over the cloak to Bruce and Lloyd, cementing a fragile, uneasy partnership that has survived treachery and danger. The two scientists return to their lab with the sense that their invention must be used with responsibility, and soon afterward they are honored for their work, receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom for their contributions.

The mission closes on a tempered note: the OCT has moved from a fragile prototype to a tool with real geopolitical implications, and Bruce and Lloyd must balance scientific ambition with ethical restraint as they look toward a future where invisibility could change the game in unexpected ways.