Why is James Bond saying "We didn't get yet"?

present-perfect simple-past

I've recently seen the trailer for the new James Bond movie and he is saying: "We all have our secrets. We just didn't get to yours yet".

Shouldn't have he said "we just haven't got to them yet"? Also considering he is British.


Solution 1:

James Bond is an expert in killing techniques, parachutes, guns, knives, swords, missiles, explosives, fast cars, fast planes, fast motorbikes, helicopters, autogyros, rockets, unarmed combat, armed combat, poker, baccarat, martinis, wine vintages, parkour.

Grammar is not on the list.

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