Revealing mistake: When Moonraker 6 jettisons its small fuel pods, the one on the right has a visible wire behind it.
Revealing mistake: During the parachute scene, in the wide angles Jaws' stuntman has perfect straight white teeth, nothing like the characteristic edgy metal teeth.
Revealing mistake: When Jaws goes to pull the ladder with the man on it, we see a close-up of him (with short hair) in shock then it cuts to a doll (with curly hair) falling back with the ladder. (01:48:40)
Revealing mistake: When Bond stops to study the map at the beginning of the Amazon chase sequence, you can catch some brief glimpses of a black object floating in the water. This is actually the explosive charge used to simulate the initial mortar fire's impacts from his adversaries' boats. Keep a close eye on those 'shell impact' locations to spot them proper.
Revealing mistake: In many of the scenes which are supposed to be taking place in zero gravity, the womens' hair still falls in the normal way instead of floating.
Revealing mistake: When the pods are launched from the space station, it's obvious that they are models mounted on threads.
Revealing mistake: When Bond is going through zero gravity after cancelling normal gravity, a wire can be seen on his belt holding him in the air.
Revealing mistake: During the parachute scene, Bond's stuntman looks nothing like him and is very noticeable.
Revealing mistake: When Bond and Chang are fighting in the glass museum, Bond cuts Chang's stick in half with his foil. If you look carefully, you can see a mark on Chang's stick where it is to be cut.
Revealing mistake: When Bond is taking photographs of the plans with his 007 camera, ignore the 007 camera and look behind it as he turns the camera vertical, you will see someone with very dark eyebrows which is not Roger Moore. (00:26:50)
Revealing mistake: A wire can be seen holding Bond so he can achieve zero gravity in the satellite after it has stopped rotating.
