The Bentley
That must be the toughest car in the movieverse.
shareIndeed so. Really that's my one complaint here - the rest of the film is too silly to argue over, but I'm not crazy about a vehicle being used as such a blatant placement ad.
"I'll book you. I'll book you on something. I'll find something in the book to book you on."
Check the Trivia page. Bentley does not do product placement and the cars all had to be purchased for the film.
On the durability point, they said the cars were surprisingly well built, with the main car on suffering body damage with the frame and engine being perfectly intact.
It's a british movie. Do you complain also when James Bond drives an Aston Martin or a Jaguar? Or when American movies put their heroes in Mustangs and Dodges?
Odd complaint.
I think you know what I'm gettin' at Mr. President. We're gonna kill us a mummy.
I don't think it was obviously an advertisement for Bentley anyway. I'll bet if you asked 10 people, 7 wouldn't even recognize that it's a Bentley and it's not like they zoomed in on the car's logo a lot. I was just sad to see such a beautiful car having the *beep* kicked out of it.
I'm going to look out for those things now loool when you wrote about the mustangs, I immediately thought of that awful needforspeed movie. haha
shareThe film uses various VW group cars (Bentley CGT is based on the Phaeton which Bob Hoskin's character drives- rare car) so some sort of deal was surely in place.
sharewhy have such an expensive car if you're so afraid to bang it up. it gets one dent in the door after being rammed, bumped and jumped through a bus!
"He's dusted, busted and disgusted, but he's ok"