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Stuart2007

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Re: Cruiseliner question
« Reply #50 on: May 08, 2008, 23:22:02 »

Sorry- I didn't see your reply.

OK...
1)dreadful acting
2)dicraprios screaching, whining and general american (sorry) loundness
3)the rose/cal/jack story line is totally boring. its a disaster film. disasters and romance shouldnt meet
4)when they are underwater in the ship... not once did anyone shout "f**k its cold"
5)The icebergs... one sodding lump of ice... no small pieces like in the earlier titanic film that looked like they were going through ice filled water
6)Murdoch is shown as being a madman who panicked and killed someone where he is really credited with being a hero who died saving many passengers
7)still dreadful acting
8)passengers weren't allowed down on the forecastle- certainly unlikely to go climbing the railings
9)Celine dion singing
10)possible inaccuracies in the way they show it breaking up
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Mad_Fred

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Re: Cruiseliner question
« Reply #51 on: May 09, 2008, 00:43:48 »

And don't forget; loads more dreadful acting!

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RMS Gigantic

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Re: Cruiseliner question
« Reply #52 on: May 09, 2008, 12:32:58 »

Sorry- I didn't see your reply.

OK...
1)dreadful acting
2)dicraprios screaching, whining and general american (sorry) loundness
3)the rose/cal/jack story line is totally boring. its a disaster film. disasters and romance shouldnt meet
4)when they are underwater in the ship... not once did anyone shout "f**k its cold"
5)The icebergs... one sodding lump of ice... no small pieces like in the earlier titanic film that looked like they were going through ice filled water
6)Murdoch is shown as being a madman who panicked and killed someone where he is really credited with being a hero who died saving many passengers
7)still dreadful acting
8)passengers weren't allowed down on the forecastle- certainly unlikely to go climbing the railings
9)Celine dion singing
10)possible inaccuracies in the way they show it breaking up
Too add....

It wasn't the ENTIRE forecastle, just the stuff beyond the breakwaters

It's not like no one would see them there: It was directly in front of the wheelhouse AND the crows nest!

Passengers weren't allowed below decks

White Star MADE SURE they weren't down there!

The only J. Dawson on the ship was distributing coal between bulkheads (the worst job on the ship!)

The theory of the break up in the movie was disproved in 2006

That doesn't look like Thomas Andrews to me....

NO ONE WAS SHOT! GUNS WERE ONLY SHOT UP IN THE AIR TO KEEP ORDER! AND NO ONE SHOT THEMSELVES!

Rose was going to jump off the the stern, which is a third class area, after running through the second class prominades... wouldn't someone have stopped her by then?

Taking and breaking wreck artifacts is prohibited

Wouldn't a safe like that disintagrate if it was being taken up from 12,460 feet of water?

And...

Dreadful acting ;D
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JHB

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Re: Cruiseliner question
« Reply #53 on: May 09, 2008, 12:44:51 »

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Hi Everyone
                 I love cruiseliners.I have seen some pictures of Bridge from Cruise ship Freedom of the seas and Queen Mary 2.They both have joysticks.I am aware most  ships use joysticks for  docking at low speeds.
       
Are joysticks used at  high seas for steering the  ship at  normal cruising speeds ?.Or they use the wheel

This question has been in my mind for a long time .I will be very happy if you could share your knowledge with me

             Kind regards
             Ravi

It still amaze me how off-topic some threads on this forums ends :P
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