Thread 212379134

>>212379134 (OP)
>He was ashamed of his submersible, his boasting, his pretensions of courage and innovation; he was sorry about his short-sightedness, his decompression, his inability to express what he now believed was the case- that he truly regretted being imploded, that he missed the crew as much as anybody and wished their deaths hadn't been necessary.

What was going through stocktons brains as the ship exploded? Everyone must have been screaming in agony as they died

>>212379298
Kek plonked hard

as a homosexual I have to say that Cameron looks very good
even in his 60s he has top tier face aesthetics

>so this guy and his little fucking toy boat got themselves BTFO by a little ocean pressure? I don't see how that's my problem

If you were his PR manager how could you even spin this?

>>212379298
>screaming in agony
no agony whatsoever, they were crushed to goo in 0.2 seconds, they literally felt nothing.
its ironically the best way possible to die

>>212379134 (OP)
A daring synthesis

>>212379197
what is this one paraphrasing from? I know OP is Blood Meridian but don't know this one

>>212379522
fucking kek

>>212379610
>They would've heard the hull delamination. They dropped the weights trying to save themselves. They knew the end was near when the controller stopped working. The mental anguish and fear meant they were likely screaming in terror for a good 15-20 minutes before the ocean claimed their corpses for all eternity

>>212379672
Bit of the last monologue from The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford

>>212379910
thanks anon

>>212379134 (OP)
> That sub was a pile of shit and Stockton died like the dumb fuck he was.

He was a little bit to harsh on them.

>>212379754
the fuck are you about
they died instantly

>HAHAHAHA THAT STUPID NIGGER IS FUCKING DEAD ENJOY BEING FISH SHIT COCKROACH
why would he say this? just cruel to the families.

>>212380639
you’re really dumb

>>212379134 (OP)
> Of course Rush died grinded into a paste mixed with those two pajeets and the fag frenchie. Then he got eaten and shat by shripms and he will be remembered as a colossal fuck up until the end of times.

>>212379610
Cameron used his mighty powers of the sea to slow down time so that they could endure every terrifying microsecond of their folly

I can't stop imagining Cameron doing a deal with Poseidon to rewind and play the footage of their deaths again to study the scene so he can entertain the possibility of making some kino about it.
>Yes, yes. Right before the second scream. Can you go back to that please? Humm. Well, the audio levels are all over the place. Gotta fix that. I think the cracking could be less louder, too, and a bit more ominous, like a proper crescendo. Go a milisecond before the explosion. I want to take a look at their faces.

Jokes aside, Cameron is actually an accomplished submarine pilot who has gone down to the Challenger Deep

>>212379610
No, they were in agony. They had been fucked for what, 24-48 hours? Just sitting in that sub waiting for death, hearing all the noises of the hull expanding or whatever. It was an instant death but the prolonged build up with several other stressed out strangers sounds gay.

>>212381221
The anti Herzog

>>212381221
>I think the cracking could be less louder, too, and a bit more ominous, like a proper crescendo. Go a milisecond before the explosion. I want to take a look at their faces.
Kino

>>212379134 (OP)
>There's a flawed place in the fabric of your hull.

>>212381673
>there's a flawed place in the the fabric of your hull, a small tear, barely peceptible, yet it echoes through every inch of your existence. You sail through vast seas, boasting of your mastery over nature, as if the universe were a puzzle designed solely for your solving, but in your arrogance you forget that the more you push to control, the more you reveal the fragility of your own creattion.

>>212379522
lmao

>>212379134 (OP)
>This was a terrible, terrible tragedy and my heart goes out to their families. We can at least take solace in the fact that they were warned before the implosion occurred that the hull was about to experience catastrophic failure and they were thus fully aware of their imminent and instantaneous deaths, and were actively trying to escape this horrific fate because we know they dropped their ballasts in a futile attempt to frantically ascend to the surface. Pure, visceral fear and helplessness was surely felt by all. In fact, they undoubtedly could acoustically hear the hull delaminating in real time, regardless of the warning system. I can picture it in my brain. Imagine the camera panning up to the 19 year old's face as he looks to his father in their final moments of absolute existential dread. Cut to dolly track close up of Stockton Rush initiating the ballast release function, possibly screaming, we'll have to brainstorm that shot. Cut to outside the vessel with a full view of the implosion, minimal to no music or score playing for full effect. Anyways, terrible tragedy. Heart goes out to families.

>>212383738
Fund it. Now

>>212381347
>24-48 hours?
no they were most likely instantly dead the moment they lost communications. The timer was just for media hype

>>212384467
So how did people know the Logitech controller failed and that they dropped the weights trying to ascend?