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* Of course the film ends [[spoiler: on a cliffhanger]]! [[spoiler: "Always leave the audience hanging"]] was one of Herge's philosophies.

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* Of course the film ends [[spoiler: on a cliffhanger]]! cliffhanger.]] [[spoiler: "Always leave the audience hanging"]] was one of Herge's philosophies.
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** 1) Water is a really good insulator of radiation thanks to its density. 2) Those really big sea-creatures can't survive in depths humans utilize. They evolved for the crushing pressure of the deep ocean, and die at our altitudes, not unlike a human in space.
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* Overlapping with FridgeHorror. Tintin's repeated concussions throughout his life should had earned him permanent brain damage by the sixth time at least (which is much earlier than you think). At first this can be taken as the TapOnTheHead trope in full effect, but it is clear that the later stories show that time ''does'' still advance with the invention of color TV (''The Castafiore Emerald'') and supersonic jets (''Flight 714''). He may be using any money he earned to pay for his neurologist bills offscreen!!



* In Bagghar we see a sign warning of water shortages. Things are going to get a whole lot worse now that Captain Haddock has drained the dam...

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* In During the 2011 film, in Bagghar we see a sign warning of water shortages. Things are going to get a whole lot worse now that Captain Haddock has drained the dam...
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** Not to mention that due to AuthorExistenceFailure, the whole ''series'' ends on a cliffhanger.

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** Not to mention that due to AuthorExistenceFailure, the death of that creator, the whole ''series'' ends on a cliffhanger.
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** Seeing the population eager reactions to the wave of water, perhaps the dam (and government's restriction) is causing the water shortages.

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** Seeing the population population's eager reactions to the wave of water, perhaps the dam (and government's restriction) is causing the water shortages.

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