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As pointed out by @chrisisall, there is a strong possibility of there being no continuity error.
But I must admit, Bond falling from the bridge in SKYFALL was pretty ludicrous.
There is no continuity error whatsoever, thus this discussion is fruitless.
Forgive me, what are you referring to here?
:))
And I *just* realized what Q meant by "not finished"- the boat was supposed to have an enclosed wind/submersible screen... what a dope I am, I never even thought about that before. :\">
Ah, all this talk gives me a good excuse to slip the TWINE Blu-Ray on!
And ahh yes, the wind screen that's not there EVEN THOUGH THERE IS A POV of the windscreen in the sequence…Eesh, the lackadaisical way this movie was made surprises me still.
…after falling twenty feet and landing ON HIS SHOULDER, lol.
Some of the rationalization here astounds me. It's just a Bond film. They can be fallible, right? So what if it was an error on the filmmaker's part? They could have shot the underground stuff first and not bothered to double-check when they shot the exterior stuff, or vice-versa.
DAF had that infamous mistake with the car coin sideways one way, and out of the alley the other way. In the end, it's not that big of a deal.
(Shrug) Analyzing, not hating. Stating that very clearly, because there is a difference.
It happens when the boat is on land. There's a POV of a windshield smothered by stuff when the boat does not have a windshield. It's just bad filmmaking. THere's cool stuff in the film, but good is good and bad is bad.
Like this film second after GE in the Broz era, just thinking critically here.
Critical thinking, not cheerleading.
The errors are in the film, whether they want to be seen or not.
Well this does relate completely to the Pre-title sequence, sir.
Says the guy who earlier posted a comment in which you disregarded an entire PTS because of something you thought was a continuity error later in the film.
And regarding the windscreen: in England, we have a saying- you're speaking out of your *rse. I have just finished watching the PTS, and there is never a scene with a windscreen on the Q boat.
Anyway, the TWINE PTS is definitely one of my faves. My boy Pierce did have all great PTS's, didn't he?
This seems to be going down the route of Bond film mistakes and more nitpicking of the Brosnan era. This thread asks for your favourite, and least favourite, PTS.
Loved the Bilbao stuff. Fun and enjoyable. The Themes stuff looked like it's tonally another film, full of jokey stuff.
It's okay, but prefer the Bilbao stuff, and the opening to TND more, honestly.
THe DAD PTS is pretty cool the beginning of a fun first act, then the story goes to England and just completely falls apart.
(shrug) It's there, and I did not need to insult you to respond to you.
No, it's NOT!
And thats not an insult on this side of the pond. Trust me, I can think of more colourful language in which to respond!
It must be! Unless Q had not finished installing something important for his "retirement fishing"?!
Worst are TMWTGG & TWINE (this movie just grates on too many levels including the PTS for me)
Least favorites: DAF, L&LD, TMWTGG
least favourite -LALD, TMWTGG,
Less favourites : YOLT, AVTAK (California Girls killed it for me), QOS (A I said before, I like to know what's going on in an action scene on the first try, not after a dozen visions of the scene).
Least favourite: LALD
What?!?! I never noticed that!