Hello all!
There is one thing (of many, but this one I'm most curious about) that I'm not too entirely sure on regarding this movie. (And, moderators, please feel free to move this if there's already a discussion, I tried searching for something along these lines and I was unable to find it!)
First of all, when Brock Lovett opens up the safe, nothing irks me more than the fact that they first of all had to open it up like that. Would they have done that when they gathered up artifacts? I'm not entirely sure. And second of all, when he pulls out the money and the drawing, he just throws them. It's been underwater for eighty years! Be careful and delicate with those things!
But my real question is, do you think that the items retrieved from Rose's stateroom, the things that she had been touching and looking at, would she be able to have touched them like that? Would they have been allowed to be out in the open? I know the items that the RMS Titanic Inc. have to be stabilized before they put them under the glass, but is the air under the glass pressurized to maintain the stability it had underwater for so long? Since they're so delicate and old, would she have been able to touch them?
Thanks, guys!
There is one thing (of many, but this one I'm most curious about) that I'm not too entirely sure on regarding this movie. (And, moderators, please feel free to move this if there's already a discussion, I tried searching for something along these lines and I was unable to find it!)
First of all, when Brock Lovett opens up the safe, nothing irks me more than the fact that they first of all had to open it up like that. Would they have done that when they gathered up artifacts? I'm not entirely sure. And second of all, when he pulls out the money and the drawing, he just throws them. It's been underwater for eighty years! Be careful and delicate with those things!
But my real question is, do you think that the items retrieved from Rose's stateroom, the things that she had been touching and looking at, would she be able to have touched them like that? Would they have been allowed to be out in the open? I know the items that the RMS Titanic Inc. have to be stabilized before they put them under the glass, but is the air under the glass pressurized to maintain the stability it had underwater for so long? Since they're so delicate and old, would she have been able to touch them?
Thanks, guys!