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Waterfalls are a problem going DOWN river.

posted 17 years ago by TerryThomasPhotos
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If they were going UP river (against the current) how could they go over a waterfall?

Waterfalls only happen when water is going downhill.

Didn't anyone (actors, crew, producer, director) say "Waita minute!".

Terry Thomas
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[–] jamezbrown 17 years ago

That waterfall was in New Zealand, soo maybe cause its a waterfall down the bottom of earth, where down would be up, and up would be down......
........now im confused.

"one thing i can be absolutley certain of is .......
........absolutley NOTHING is certain"

[–] TerryThomasPhotos 17 years ago

Dang!

You are right about the spin of the earth and their being below the Equator.

Damn those American public schools. If only they had taught us about the coriolis effect.

[–] MalaJugada08 16 years ago

LOL

GET THAT LEGLESS WITCH OUT OF HERE!

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[–] Evil_Dead_II 16 years ago

I could possibly be giving the team behind this movie a wee bit too much credit, but was it perhaps a sly nod to the upwards flowing waterfall in the first movie?

Team Elizabeth Swann, savvy?

[–] TerryThomasPhotos 16 years ago

Musta been one in Australia, mate?

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[–] Eskimobritt 14 years ago

yes but they missed there turn off so they were not going up river anymore

[–] cpbvk 12 years ago

That was my reaction, too. Going into the interior means going upstream, right? But I guess their destination could have been on an upper tributary, which they'd float down to approach.