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[Bond111]

Look in the TND DVD booklet (Special Edition) and go to the gadgets section. Under TMWTGG one of the gadgets listed is a "Rocket-firing Nikon camera". When was this in the movie ?

[Doubleshot]

I believe the rocket-firing camera was seen being used in the background in Q's workshop.

[Bond111]

Oh Yes! I never would have thought of that. Thanks.

[Righty007]

The TND booklet is huge compared to the others. It is also very nice and informative.

[Bond111]

Yes the TND booklet is a nice piece of reference material. However, on the flip side I was not impressed with the DAD DVD booklet. It was only 2 pages instead of the usual 8.

[Turn]

Originally posted by bond111
Look in the TND DVD booklet (Special Edition) and go to the gadgets section. Under TMWTGG one of the gadgets listed is a "Rocket-firing Nikon camera". When was this in the movie ?

It was either in the script and not used or filmed and cut during postproduction. One of the books, either The Incredible World of James Bond or the other book by Lee Pfeiffer, shows a still of Moore with the camera.

[Simon]

Originally posted by bond111
Yes the TND booklet is a nice piece of reference material. However, on the flip side I was not impressed with the DAD DVD booklet. It was only 2 pages instead of the usual 8.

I guess they figured that sticking another four hours of programming on a separate disk would have made up for it.

[Righty007]

Originally posted by Simon


I guess they figured that sticking another four hours of programming on a separate disk would have made up for it.

I dont think so because the special features on the DAD DVD suck. We pretty much got screwed with the Region 1 DVD. I bet they thought that giving us that stupid piece if cardboard would make up for it, but they were wrong!

[Bond111]

I agree. The other Bond DVD extras were much better. The only interesting part of DAD's extras was the documentary, which wasn't very informative anyway.