Seagulls in the middle of the Atlantic
A massive ship towing another massive ship mere feet behind it by cables 100 feet in the air.
And then they stop the ship but the other one doesn't crash into it.
nothing swaying or moving
Every ship has 4 stacks like the Titanic
And CGI that looks like it dates back to 1899.
One has the feeling the people behind this production have never even seen a ship, let alone been on it.
"Every ship has 4 stacks like the Titanic" - they touched that in the show, was intentional.
"nothing swaying or moving" that puzzled me as well.
it could be said that the people that created the simulation didn't know ...
But there are other elements that don't really fit or are not well explained.
And then they stop the ship but the other one doesn't crash into it.
There's no way of replying to that without spoiling the show for those who haven't seen it fully but
Since I can't figure out the fucking spoiler tag anymore, *SPOILERS *
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[SPOILER] why do we find out of place things to be normal in dreams? Have you ever connected two places that are just distant from one another? At the end I think the show displayed that brilliantly, we are constantly fooled to understand what's happening that we, just like in our dreams, disregard the things that are out of place, the places that don't exist in the real world, we want to make sense out of them, but this was an induced collective dream, a simulation that got corrupted and that went on forever until someone fixed IT [/SPOILER]!<