Disappointment reigns. Granted, a minor disappointment, but a burning question (to me, and obviously to me alone since no answer can be found) none-the-less has failed to be resolved after 15 minutes (!!) or searching. In web-search land, not finding the answer to something after 15 minutes is practically admitting there is no definitive answer to be found.
Watching TV, I have always noticed that in a scene shot in a parking lot or other outdoor paved area, the surface has been hosed down and allowed to remain wet. It makes sense that any debris or dirt would be cleaned away so as not to be distracting to viewers, but why do they allow it to remain wet? Guessing that it is also an aesthetic thing, i.e. the scene shows better on the screen when the street is wet, makes sense, but for some quirky reason I want to know if that is true. Oh, the ramblings of an overactive brain….
Filed under: Pop Culture | Tagged: Movies, TV Shows
