Call Me Picky...
Smoke_13
Kitchener Ont CanadaPosts: 285MI6 Agent
I just noticed something on the CR DVD.
It's not a big deal and it in no way affects how much I love this movie. But I noticed that when Bond is asked to enter his password at the Casino he pressed the number 5. The lettters on 5 are "jkl" yet the password was "vesper"
Just an odd occurrence, no big deal. My question to the group is has anyone noticed any other occcurrences of the like now that we have a chance to pause and scrutinize and stare at a DVD?
It's not a big deal and it in no way affects how much I love this movie. But I noticed that when Bond is asked to enter his password at the Casino he pressed the number 5. The lettters on 5 are "jkl" yet the password was "vesper"
Just an odd occurrence, no big deal. My question to the group is has anyone noticed any other occcurrences of the like now that we have a chance to pause and scrutinize and stare at a DVD?
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Explanation 2: Bond's dyslexic, and so is Vesper, since she can enter the correct password.
Explanation 3: Bond can't count--remember, he miscalculated how much time was left on the bomb in Goldfinger, when it clearly said 007 seconds remained.
Never mind, my lips are sealed!
Perhaps if the Beach Boys was playing in the background you wouldn't have noticed.
Ohhh, harsh
Ha ha ha, well I've already said that is a weak point in the-movie-I-cannot-mention-by-penalty-of-Hardyboy
What strikes me is how bizarre it is for a blooper. I can't figure how it could have happened. I'm sure Craig can spell "Vesper." And the scene wasn't so acting-intensive that Craig was concentrating on something else and made a mistake. You just punch in the name as you would in real life. So I'm wondering if they didn't by any chance do it on purpose? So as not to give away that Bond was using Vesper's name as a password? -- although the smile as he enters it hints at it. But then why even show the hand punching in the letters at all? And of course, anyone watching the keys so closely to know he was spelling "Vesper" might notice he hit the wrong keys when the password is revealed. It's really a puzzling screw up because it makes no sense.
But like many, if not most, people, I didn't notice until someone pointed it out.
?:) Is that really you highhopes?
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I never even notcied that one, just checked out the DVD for myself and sure enough, there it is.
It's the same. It's just where the camera goes from behind the car to infront of teh car it seems like its swapped but its just the change in camera angles.
I went threw it slowmo and she is facing the same way in all shots.
Jeez I would never notice something like that.
I guess that's what happens when you see it four times in the theatre! Plus the fact that I bought the DVD last week and I'm probably going on three or four viewings! IMO the more character and plot-driven the films - the more I can watch them!