Bond uses several useful gizmos, but it's hard to beat the power of invisibility. In Die Another Day, Bond's classic Aston Martin gets a really cool upgrade, courtesy of Q. Bond's new car has a cloaking device which renders it invisible, or at the very least very difficult to notice. If you were standing next to the Aston Martin looking at it, it would seem as though you were looking through to the other side. As Q explains it, the car has tiny little cameras all over it, which record what's happening on one side and display it on the opposite side. It sounds super expensive and hard to pull off, but we expect nothing less from Q.
But, of course, villains will still notice a cloaked car if they ram it with a snowmobile at full speed and flip over it, which does end up happening in the film. Zao, an enemy henchman, is clever enough to use thermal vision to spot Bond's invisible car. After Zao shoots the Aston Martin a good bit with a machine gun, the car loses its active camouflage. Still, an invisible car is dead useful for sneaking up to an enemy stronghold, following unsuspecting villains, and conducting stakeouts. Maybe if Bond had parked his Aston Martin elsewhere, he would've had more time to make the most of his car's cloaking powers.
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