Johnny English Reborn

When English visits Tucker at his home, and Tucker is playing a racing game on his laptop, the movements of his car in-game seem to have nothing to do with his actions on the keyboard.

When he then stands to close the curtains and talk to English, the car continues to behave as if being controlled, showing that it's just a demo video.

When Johnny is in the restaurant with Agent 1, he drains his glass of wine and agent 1 asks the waitress for another bottle, in the next shot there is a small amount in the bottom of the glass, yet moments later the glass is about a third full.

When Johnny English straps on the parachute his tie is caught underneath the chest strap.

However in the next shot his tie is seen flying up to hit him in the face.

A wounded Karlenko is put aboard the helicopter, lying on the back seat.

When the helicopter performs its erratic take-off, however, the back seat is clearly seen to be empty.

Near the end of the film when Johnny English goes into spasm, he drops his pistol.

Briefly, you can see stamped on the side 'Tokyo Marui', 'made in Japan'.

This is a replica BB gun, and fairly harmless.

When Johnny English tackles the Queen, the knee pads worn by the stunt double are visible under the pantyhose.

When the killer cleaner is firing the minigun on the golf course, the muzzle flash comes from the centre of the ring of barrels, instead of coming from the end of one of the barrels.

The parachute Johnny uses at the end of the film changes colors between the wide shot and the close up.

Johnny English is back! The film kicks off swiftly indeed, with English being retrained for service.

Johnny English 2 is fantastic. I watched it before it came out and I have to say, once it comes out everyone MUST go see it.

We first met Johnny English in the 2003 spoof of British secret agent flicks like the James Bond series. Rowan Atkinson reprises his role in this sequel (which is not a reboot as the title suggests).

Silly spies and comical cops are always a welcome treat to chase those blues away as far as my record goes, from the likes of Frank Drebin to Austin Powers , perhaps there is none other than Rowan Atkinson's Johnny English, a misfit of British Intelligence, that was much maligned when first unleashed into the world back in 2003. Atkinson is better known throughout the world as Mr Bean, his most successful creation to date, but his Johnny English didn't receive as much love, so a sequel to the film is somewhat surprising, yet anticipated because of Atkinson's prolonged absence from the big screen.

Before I start writing my thoughts about the movie, do have in mind that I am a enormous fan of Rowan's work. He truly is a comic genius, and still, hasn't lost his touch.

This movie is damn funny. I didn't watch the first show, but I can assure you, when I went to watch it yesterday at 21.

Johnny English Reborn couldn't blend much funniness in the subject. Most of the scenes were already a theme in several other movies.

When I saw the first Johhny English movie, it quickly became one of my all-time favourite films. This one wasn't 'bad' but was very forgettable.