edit: they remind me of the scene in Aliens toward the end when Ripley is standing on the platform waiting for Bishop to pick her up. Minus the fire and explosions though ( well usually heh ).
edit: they remind me of the scene in Aliens toward the end when Ripley is standing on the platform waiting for Bishop to pick her up. Minus the fire and explosions though ( well usually heh ).
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news/suncor-prepares-to-reop...
And it's the Gulf Coast where there can be a lot this for miles, it's 24/7. Flaring is of course, "normal":
https://www.facebook.com/KRIS6News/videos/live-view-from-our...
For my life's work I needed to become very comfortable working in this environment, especially where the big ships are:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW9Frtkqy3Y
Dystopias are us.
I believe Ridley Scott was inspired by the steel works of Sheffield at night to create the landscape of Blade Runner.
Similarly it wouldn't surprise at all if James Cameron used Gulf Coast oil refineries for inspiration.
Heavy industry is a raw old sight.