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Julian 2 year s ago
Never seen it, what's is it, tv show or mini series?
       
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Zachariah 2 year s ago
Julian,

your troll game is sh#t
       
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Eben 2 year s ago
No, man. Nobody noticed any of this at all. You would have to watch the film in slow motion 20 or 30 times to notice meaningless stuff like this.
       
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Mehitabel 2 year s ago
Eben, Indeed. Does anyone really care about this sh#t?
       
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Olph 2 year s ago
that's a lot of OCD and autism
       
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Woody 2 year s ago
#2 Umm. The dock is not visible from the windows. You have circled the side of the ship. The tops of the houses can be seen, so obviously not the ground.
       
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Moving guardrails

Check out this props oversight. In the first image, Jack Dawson (played by Leonardo DiCaprio) was standing next to his friend on the ship’s bow, and the guardrails on the sides were separated.

Later in the film, both protagonists find themselves in the same place to act out one of the most iconic scenes: Jack embraces Rose with the wind blowing on them. But the railings were now attached. Is it possible that the bars were carried away by the love inspired by this shot and decided to embrace each other too?

 

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