Re: [SPOILER] Stupid Question
Posted: October 31st, 2010, 5:26 pm
Yup, basically.lionsaulter wrote:the tank is taller than a person so it would be dificult to climb and have the strength to pull her of the tank, even with a ladder
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Yup, basically.lionsaulter wrote:the tank is taller than a person so it would be dificult to climb and have the strength to pull her of the tank, even with a ladder
^^^^horsehead wrote: Perhaps they figured if Julia was unable to slip the knot, she wouldn't be able to get to the surface of the water even if they opened the top. By the time someone was able to to climb up there, get the top open, help Julia out of the water by having to jump into the tank themselves (and who knows how difficult it would be in that small space to come in on top of her and then try to pull her up), then for one of the other men to help pull her out so she could get a breath...maybe they assumed the axe method would be quicker. Maybe they just assumed the axe would work without testing it.
We still would have had a movie. It just would have been a different movie.WilliamABW wrote:And to think that if Cutter had only made the tank a little less needlessly thick, we wouldn't have had a movie.
Well... it's not really a "trick" if a stagehand has to use his own key to unlock the tank for you.christophmac wrote:The point is that they care about their trick more than their lives - if Cutter unlocked it, then everybody would know the trick, and that's all they care about in the end.
The stagehand doesn't use a key to open it because it's a trick padlock.WilliamABW wrote:Well... it's not really a "trick" if a stagehand has to use his own key to unlock the tank for you.christophmac wrote:The point is that they care about their trick more than their lives - if Cutter unlocked it, then everybody would know the trick, and that's all they care about in the end.
