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A price tag is clearly visible inside a supposedly old and rusty lamp hanging above the table in the room where M is held prisoner.
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In the casino scene, Bond remarks "Nothing comes free from you, Zukovsky." However, Bond's lips do not mouth the word "Zukovsky," but the word "Valentin".
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The engine on one of the parahawks can be heard to be having trouble even though Bond only managed to damage the parachute.
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Elektra King claims to be of Azeri descent on her maternal side. Thus she thinks she is saving her cultural heritage by rerouting the pipeline around the church. But the church as proved by the priest is Russian orthodox and that is far removed from Azeri culture.
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When displaying the gadget-coat to Bond, R uses the American term "zippers". The British term is "zips".
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Renard talks about Hindu pilgrims holding scalding rocks to "test their devotion to God." Hindus have never had any such tradition.
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When Bond first meets Christmas Jones she reminds him to pick up a radiation tag. When doing so, Bond accidentally pulls down another object.
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In the boat battle, Bond fires the upper torpedo twice.
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In one shot during the caviar building action sequence, Bond opens a hatch and climbs out onto the dock, with an empty gun (the slide on his pistol is locked back), and yet he fires it above him, shooting out the feet of the man above him.
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At the end of the boat chase, when the Cigar Girl blows up the balloon, you see Bond rolling down the building; all his hair is wild and uncombed. When he grabs the wire and stops, his hair is nicely combed down and a few hairs in front are a little wild.
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At the end of the boat chase, when Cigar Girl's Sunseeker boat hits the shore below the Dome, it is clearly low tide. The boat beaches quite a way short of the river wall. Seconds later when Bond's boat jumps over the Sunseeker, it is clearly high tide and the Sunseeker's bow is now touching the river wall.
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When Bond is speaking with M in her office, he sets down his drink a fair distance from the "stolen report". An immediate close-up shows the drink within a couple of inches of the report.
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Just before the Russian submarine surfaces below the tower in Istanbul, a wide shot shows the ship it used for cover going by the tower, built on a very small island, considerably smaller than the ship. In the next shot the submarine is surfacing in a hall which is at least twice as long as the whole island.
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During the caviar factory scene, you see the helicopter hovering above Bond's BMW. The helicopter has the blades suspended beneath it, but when Bond destroys the helicopter, the blades are no longer there.
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When M is in the tower and talking with Renard, the position of the sash on her shoulder changes between shots.
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During the game of High Card, while Elektra is being dealt her card, Zukovsky's card is visible in his hand. During the next shot he is being dealt a card.
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When Bond jumps out of the pipe after the explosion, his jacket sleeves are both half-way up his arms, yet in the immediately following shot his jacket is perfect.
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In the first scene where Bond has Renard at gun point, his positioning of the gun moves throughout the different shots.
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When Bond skis over the top of the para-hawk, and "slices" the parachute open, this scene is filled with errors. First of all, in the initial shot, his trajectory is way off, and he completely misses the parachute. Second of all, it cuts to a shot where the ski slices the parachute open, and the hole it makes is a long, wide hole. When it cuts to the next shot, there is only a very small, round hole in the chute, and the edge of the parachute is also frayed, despite Bond having done nothing to the edge of the parachute.
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In the Swiss banker's office at the beginning, Bond is handed a receipt. From Bond's POV it is an A4 sheet but has shrunk to A5 when it cuts back to Bond as he starts to fold it. Later in the MI6 castle in Scotland he brings the receipt out of his pocket and it is once again A4.
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During the boat chase, after the boat hits the passanger jetty a camera on a boom can be seen on a boat as the boat speeds away. (DVD Widescreen Version)
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A remote head camera crane is visible during the opening boat chase (as the lead speedboat destroys the pier on left-hand bank, the wide shot reveals crane in the top left corner).
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During the opening boat chase, the route actually taken through London's Isle of Dogs does not match the route displayed on Bond's on-board computer map. Specifically: The map shows the route through West India Docks, but the chase is obviously through Millwall Inner and Outer Docks. Further, the boats come out of what is, in reality, a dead end.
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The protesters at the church are waving Hungarian flags, not Azerbaijani ones.
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The acronym for the "Russian Atomic Energy Agency" is written in Greek (Alpha Sigma Delta), not Cyrillic (Russian) characters. The real name of this agency is Minatom.
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It is extremely difficult to move a limb that is devoid of feeling, and a man who has no sensation anywhere in his body would need to learn how to move all over again; he would likely move very stiffly and awkwardly, and we don't see that.
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The depiction of the submarine's nuclear propulsion facilities is complete fantasy. The notion that a submarine would have a smelting facility for shaping fuel rods is nonsense; refueling operations happen at port, less than a handful of times during the lifetime of the sub, not ad hoc underway. And where would they get the raw material for smelting? Also, a Victor III submarine has a VM-4P pressurized water reactor which cannot be opened and remain operating as shown as this lets out the water in the reactor vessel which is essential for it to function; the nuclear reaction stops when no water is present. Any operation such as depicted would scald, burn and heavily irradiate anyone trying, guaranteeing their immediate death.
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Even if the villains would cause the submarine reactor to overheat and be destroyed by a meltdown, this would produce rather small amounts of contamination, especially since it takes place under water. Istanbul would not at all need to be evacuated, which foils the entire plan.
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When Bond drives his speedboat through the market during the boat chase scene, a view from the driver's perspective shows food and debris striking what is apparently a windshield. While his boat has no windshield, the police car following (whose perspective we see) does.
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In the MI6 opening sequence we see a hole blown in the face of the building when the money explodes. When Bond launches the jet boat, the hole is gone. The hole is obscured by a lamp pole and the smoke from the explosion.
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Bond's stuntman's face clearly seen while tumbling down the stairs at the caviar factory.
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After the gun barrel sequence, Bond walks down a street in Bilbao and you can see an old lady hiding and looking at him as well as the fans (some flashing cameras) being held back by a steel fence so that they don't walk in the scene.
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When Bond and Elektra are trapped inside the inflatable shield, it is dark. Bond turns on the lights on his wristwatch, and the entire place lights up. Bond moves around around a lot, but the lighting does not change at all, revealing that the lighting is coming from a different source.
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In the pre-credits boat chase, just before Cigar Girl's Sunseeker crashes outside the Millennium Dome, the first-person view from the boat reveals that the broken railings on the wall which are seemingly caused by the boat's nose, are in fact broken prior to impact.
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When Renard holds the scalding rock, it burns his skin to the point where smoke comes out. After he lets go of the rock, there is not a mark on his hand. Despite the fact that he cannot "feel pain" his hand would still be visibly burned very badly.
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When Bond slices the parachute with his skis, not only is the damage in the wrong place and the wrong size in the next cut, but there is no reason for the engine to be sputtering once the parachute is damaged - it was not hit.
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After the pipe-line explosion, some of the trees on the ground are clean cut.
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