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Very much anticipating the outcome rubs hands like raccoon so much room for imagination as to what happened. I'm impressed that the oxygen could last them 96 hours though. That's something.
Initial accident trying to stay calm, trying to establish communication, testing all the systems, beginning to blame the CEO, learning about the maximum time they have, rationing the food and drinks they brought, the toilet filling up and god forbid someone needs to poop, REALLY blaming the CEO, maybe some other system failing. I seriously doubt they'll survive but if they do it will be a horror movie. They don't even need to change the crew for extra personalities. The scientist knew the risk. The aviator knows engineering. The CEO has been cutting corners. And two passengers are family.
I knowwwww. I mean it's gonna be a miracle and a half to get them back. I definitely think there may have been a scene where the billionaire goes to the CEO "I'll give you half of my money, get me outta here!!" shaking him violently by the shoulders and then someone tries to stop the billionaire tripping some switch off.
And the sub is so tiny they cannot even stand in it. It'll be a core muscles-straining half bend half crawl over to the CEO.