Re: MOVIE REVIEW: K19: The Widowmaker

[Tuples -at- aol -dot- com]

In a message dated 8/15/02 7:52:38 PM Mountain Standard Time, 
holmegm -at- attbi -dot- com writes:

> >When one of the crewmembers first sees that an important instrument 
>  >is not working properly, he taps it with his finger instead of 
>  >referring to official written procedures. This failure to consult 
>  >the documentation early on will have fatal consequences for some 
>  >members of the crew.
>  
>  <snip>
>  
>  >The emergency procedures manual is read aloud to the crew, but does 
>  >not contain information on fixing a malfunctioning nuclear reactor. 
>  >In disgust, the loose pages of the guide are thrown aside and never 
>  >referred to again!

We are all aware that this is just a movie, right?

Besides, tapping is a perfectly good way to fix my old speedometers, so it 
shouldf be ok for a sub.

Bob


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