Am I the only one who noticed the ending was wrong? The box should not have been balanced by one man alone. The box plus one man took the other four to balance. At the end he should have required another two men to balance the box by itself.
I hadn't seen it before, and I think it's brilliant.
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The guy hanging off the edge was obviously the weakest player but only had 2 cards. No point taking him out till last as wouldn't be able to use the cash in.
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Visaoni wrote:Am I the only one who noticed the ending was wrong? The box should not have been balanced by one man alone. The box plus one man took the other four to balance. At the end he should have required another two men to balance the box by itself.
But each guy had a different weight, as represented by the numbers.
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Visaoni wrote:Am I the only one who noticed the ending was wrong? The box should not have been balanced by one man alone. The box plus one man took the other four to balance. At the end he should have required another two men to balance the box by itself.
At the they weren't standing on the very edge when at the end he was.
I'm pretty sure there's a lot more to life than being really, really, ridiculously good looking. And I plan on finding out what that is.
This could be a metaphor for a lot of things, like society in general, but I think it was intended to be a metaphor for international relations.
You make a move, everyone has to adjust, or the whole thing goes off-kilter. The box is something major, like nuclear weapons or some other major world event. It causes everyone else to have to react waay more than usual, and it throws everything out of whack.