During the Lisbon van/car chase the passenger mirror of the van is shot out. At the end of the chase Stone uses it to peer at one of the pursuers on a motorcycle.
In the apartment fight, Bailey was out of ammo, then suddenly starts shooting again.
Agent holds the bad guy with left hand, his gun with right hand, but he is able to remove his night-vision googles while exiting the building.
40,000 feet or 12,900 meters is over 3,000 meters higher than the record altitude for a helicopter under normal operating conditions. The world record of 42,000 feet was achieved by using an ultra light helicopter and thermal updrafts from a mountain range.
Parker asks to just "drop the lift"; mechanical emergency breaks are a safe-guard against any technical malfunction (or hack).
The claim that you would need a space shuttle to reach the locker is completely incorrect. The space shuttles operated at an altitude of 220-620 kilometers. 85,000 feet is actually within range of the SR71 Blackbird aircraft.
Nobody fills a Zeppelin with hydrogen anymore for decades: it's too dangerous.
In the opening scene, Rachel does not need a parachute but a paragliding wing, which she is provided with.
It may seem strange that people are able to breathe without masks inside the airship Locker. However, at 1:11:08 Keya states that it's only the ship's lining that's filled with hydrogen; as a real life example, the Hindemburg airship had an air filled interior section that was easily accessible for maintenance.
At around 1:10, Keya tells Parker not to shoot because the dirigibles "lining" is filled with hydrogen and will explode. Any "lining" could not contain enough hydrogen to provide that kind of lift. At least 95% of the interior would need to be filled with hydrogen in individual cells. Still flammable, though, think "Hindenburg."
When Stone shoots Parker, she shoots him horizontally from his right ribs to his left, yet when she gets up the bullet holes are vertically from his front to his back.
Very unrealistic and too futuristic scanning images from the Heart: it supposedly relies on data and yet the footage/angles are completely made up (E.g. Rachel flying in her wing-suit).
Rachel uses a paragliding wing and so she should be able to ascend way easier.
The wing-suit clearly does not flap fast enough to reflect the incredible speed it goes on.
The Iclandic truck driver steers the vehicle from the left driver seat, while on the last take where he is visible, he steers the truck from the right frontal seat.
At around 1hr 6 minutes the character of Rachel is attempting to locate Keya via the source ip address used to access the camera on the bus. The IP address she eventually locates is 3.251.50.149 which she tracks to a location in the desert in West Africa. That IP address actually belongs to Amazon Data Services located in Ireland.
The first scene in Iceland, captioned Nesjavellir Iceland, is actually in the Westfjords of Iceland near Flateyri on the road between Þingeyri and Ísafjörður. The two cars drive the same road first down from the mountains heading west, then along the dam and then in the opposite direction heading east up to the entrance of the tunnel.
So the most powerful organization, which comprises of the elite-st ex agents of all agencies globally, relies on just one agent. The teams of other kings didn't come into action though it's organization level issue.
The land line phone in the bunker could also have been used to order in some extra oxygen from Uber Eats.
Or perhaps call for help from the authorities.
Or perhaps call for help from the authorities.
Rachel, an ordinary agent, has the password code to open the door of the hidden secret computer. Only directors should know it.
The "ship's lining is filled with hydrogen": not the safest way to keep anything electronic secure.
Stone should have been treated urgently at the local hospital for acute respiratory failure and not transported to the Charter's facility still suffering from her poisoning.
None of the MI6 agents react the least when a window is broken and a grenade lands in the middle of the room. Trained operatives know to shout "grenade" and position for safety.
The "sniper with a very impressive record" does not properly set his gun on an immobile surface, or use a sand-bag, but holds it directly in his hands.
The "sniper with a very impressive record" moves his rifle's aim way too suddenly and shoots way too fast.
In the car chase in Lisbon (Portugal), the blond bad guy twice says "Venga, vamos". The word "venga" is Spanish, not Portuguese.
During the first fight, a thug pulls out an automatic rifle to shoot the protagonist at a very short distance: they should have aimed with a hand gun.