How ironic.
The "space plane" rendezvousing with the orbiting space station in the opening section is a
Pan Am ship. Pan Am went out of business in 1991, ten years before the events of the film.
Ironic that.
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"He's dead."
The "space plane" rendezvousing with the orbiting space station in the opening section is a
Pan Am ship. Pan Am went out of business in 1991, ten years before the events of the film.
Ironic that.
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"He's dead."
where is the irony?
shareMovie producers used Pan Am as an example of future corporations in 2001:A Space Odyssey and Blade Runner, thinking the airline to be strong and stable, yet it was one of the first large airlines to go under.
It is informal irony: a contradiction between circumstances and expectations.
Thank you. I get it now. Yes that is ironic. I got the sense that the difference of exactly 10 years made it ironic, this I cannot see - may very well be, I just cannot see it.
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Bingo!
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