Telegraph; Writers have too much time on hands
After watching the new Bond movie, Quantum of Solace, writers at the Telegraph must seriously have too much time on their hands. We were far more interested in the lovely Gemma Arterton. (Pictured)
We cant really believe that a publication like the Telegraph could be so anal. Heres what the paper had to say:
In one of the chase scenes where Bond is driving his Aston Martin and is being pursued by an Alfa Romeo, one of the other cars is shown with Italian plates with a Vauxhall Corsa badge whereas in Italy all Vauxhalls are rebadged as Opels.
Another error occurs on the registration plates for the Austrian vehicles, which have the prefix code in the incorrect place.
A similar mistake occurs when Bond, who is supposed to be a qualified pilot, reads out the registration number of a plane as Golf Zero, when it should be Golf Oscar.
In the Haiti hotel room scene, the sign on the door is written in a mixture of French and English instead of grammatically correct French.
In another scene, Bond's wristwatch appears in two different positions in the same shot - once with the face turned to the outside and once facing to the inside.
The final blunder occurs when Bond arrives in the South American city of La Paz and the temperature is shown to be an uncharacteristic 46 degrees Fahrenheit - a chilly 7.8 degrees CelsiusWHO CARES?
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Question: Do you think Arterton is hotter in Quantum of Solace of St Trinians?
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