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Whatever It may take

Right people, I was watcing "Gone in 60 seconds" the other day... (not the original, it was the Nick Cage version). And even though i've watched it like a million times before, this time I noticed a boo boo they made.

Now if y'all get the chance to watch it, watch carefully when Nicholas Cage is driving "Eleanor" (Ford Mustang Shelby GT500) and he's just lost the cops. He stops at a junction and sees a cop at the other end of the street. To avoid being spotted he backs into the street hitting his passenger side mirror so that it juss dangles around. Then the car stalls(which would be typical of a bollywood movie.. not that I watch those but u know what I mean) and he's trying to get it going again. Ofcourse just as the cop ambles into view (in true hollywood style) Eleanor starts up and away Mr. Cage goes... Miraculously, the side mirror which was dangling a second ago is now fully fitted and up and looking just as flash as its chrome self was before being knocked into a truck. And the mirror stays on for the next couple of scenes until they are entering the construction site where again the mirror starts dangling again...

I mean come on people.. you cant make a multi-million dollar movie with big name stars, even awesomer cars.. and make a stupid mistake like that.. I mean come on..

Next time, I think i'll have to star in one of those big budget cool car movies.. and then show 'em how its done!!! Till then I'll juss plod on in my little Escort... :)

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