Big Trouble (2002) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Matt's father who develops a mutual attraction with Anna Herk. He plays a crucial role in the climax by sneaking onto the criminals' plane, disarming the nuclear suitcase bomb by throwing it out, and...
Jenny's mother who shares a mutual romantic attraction with Eliot Arnold. She eventually divorces her husband Arthur and marries Eliot after he successfully prevents a nuclear disaster in Miami.
A high school student who participates in a squirt gun game called 'Killer' targeting Jenny Herk. He develops a mutual attraction with her and flees the scene with her after a security guard mistakes...
A homeless man living in a tree on the Herk property who is saved from hitmen by Nina. He is later kidnapped by the escaped convicts Snake and Eddie and taken to the airport. During the airport boardi...
Jenny's step-father and corporate embezzler who becomes the target of professional hitmen. His ill-fated purchase of a suitcase nuclear bomb instead of a rocket leads to his kidnapping by escaped conv...
Matt's classmate who reluctantly becomes the target of his squirt gun game. She is caught up in a real assassination attempt at her home and later flees with Matt after a mall shootout. She is kidnapp...
The Herk family's housemaid who develops a romantic interest in the homeless Puggy. After the convicts capture the household, she hides and subsequently frees all the hostages except for Arthur and Of...
A police officer responding to the initial disturbance at the Herk residence. After being freed by Nina, she coordinates with FBI agents to track the criminals and the nuclear bomb to the airport.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Nina is described as the Herk family's housemaid and later frees the household after the convicts leave.
Greer and Seitz are identified as FBI agents who track the nuclear bomb and warn about the aircraft threat.
After Eliot arrives to pick up Matt, he immediately feels a mutual attraction with Anna.
Monica and Walter are both police officers called to the disturbance at the Herk residence.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Arthur's embezzlement creates the assassination and bomb crisis, while Eliot ultimately saves Miami and marries Anna.
The convicts capture the household, then take Jenny and Puggy with the suitcase to the airport.
The escaped convicts kidnap Puggy and take him along with the suitcase to the airport.
Escaped convicts including Eddie hold up the bar, kidnap Arthur, and force him to return home.
Puggy leads the authorities to the criminals' plane, enabling Eliot to sneak aboard.
Seitz is one of the FBI agents responding to the bomb threat, while Eliot boards the criminals' plane and disposes of the bomb.
The FBI congratulates Eliot after he prevents the bomb from destroying Miami.
Monica leads the FBI agents to the airport, where Seitz is present during the effort to recover the bomb.
After Nina frees the captives, Monica leads the FBI agents to the airport to track the bomb.
Andrew is identified as Matt's friend and calls Eliot after the disturbance at the Herk home.
Eliot attacks Eddie with a fire extinguisher after sneaking onto the plane.
A chain of mistaken identities and absurd criminal accidents turns a family crisis into Eliot's unexpected heroic redemption.
Directed by Barry Sonnenfeld
Big Trouble (2002) · 6.1/10 · action, comedy, crime, mystery, thriller
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