27th Sep 2025
Trivia: Bond briefly studies a photo of a fallen MI6 agent, but the film never names him. In Raymond Benson's novelization, however, the man is identified as 0012. This makes the book one of the rare places outside the films to expand on the double-O roster, giving a specific number to a character who otherwise remains anonymous on screen.
15th Dec 2020
20th Mar 2013
Factual error: At Valentin's Caviar factory, one of the lumbering choppers cuts through Bond's car. It is obvious that saw blades cutting through metal cause a high volume of sparks. Yet as the saws cut, the car is simply split in half down the middle, and falls apart. This would have ignited the gas tank, and the car would have exploded. Not to mention all the modifications Q has made to the car, with rockets and other explosive goodies.
17th Mar 2013
Audio problem: In the scene where Reynard and his men are stealing the warhead, Bond jumps and dives through some blast doors as they are closing. While flying though the air, it is seen that he fires a shot. However, you never hear the blast. The flash of the barrel is easily seen, and it is obvious that he is not using a silencer from previous moments of that scene. He shoots, but you don't hear it.