B
Bob Hannibal
Guest
ok ive been reading the post about the collapsing room not being the lounge and i have found quite a few mistakes.
i personally belive that they were trying to show us the lounge breaking the reason they did not have the chandlier or the fancy ceiling in this take is because it would be 2 expensive to costantly repair that. The smoke room is not the same set as the lounge because you would have to change to many things like the revolving door. The girl floating in the lounge would have happened before the "crackling scene" because the power was still on and she would have drownned there is no way she could have walked in after the ship broke up because the bow sunk almost immediatly after. the panneling in the lounge was oak the panneling in the lounge was manhongony which is a darker brown. The lounge was also just behind the break the smoke room was farther aft and would have had only minimal structural damage such as compression as mentioned in other posts. The smoke room was undoubatly destroyed afterwards but not because of the break. the swinging doors from the other lounge seens are present in the left side of this scene aswell as the decorative fireplace. im getting the impression that the lounge collapsing scene is actually a miniture because the chairs and tables are really small. the reason there is no water in the lounge breaking scene is because with the power out it would be almost impossible to see anything from underwater.heres a screen capture of the smoke room notice the colour of the wood compared to that of the lounge.
Edited to remove copyrighted photo - JDT
i personally belive that they were trying to show us the lounge breaking the reason they did not have the chandlier or the fancy ceiling in this take is because it would be 2 expensive to costantly repair that. The smoke room is not the same set as the lounge because you would have to change to many things like the revolving door. The girl floating in the lounge would have happened before the "crackling scene" because the power was still on and she would have drownned there is no way she could have walked in after the ship broke up because the bow sunk almost immediatly after. the panneling in the lounge was oak the panneling in the lounge was manhongony which is a darker brown. The lounge was also just behind the break the smoke room was farther aft and would have had only minimal structural damage such as compression as mentioned in other posts. The smoke room was undoubatly destroyed afterwards but not because of the break. the swinging doors from the other lounge seens are present in the left side of this scene aswell as the decorative fireplace. im getting the impression that the lounge collapsing scene is actually a miniture because the chairs and tables are really small. the reason there is no water in the lounge breaking scene is because with the power out it would be almost impossible to see anything from underwater.heres a screen capture of the smoke room notice the colour of the wood compared to that of the lounge.
Edited to remove copyrighted photo - JDT