| Display title | Hollywood Sailing |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Hollywood has historically loved sailing ships. There's an entire genre organized around them. Hollywood is also basically incapable of depicting a sailing ship actually, you know, sailing. When there's a real ship being used, it will be obviously motoring. When it's animated, whether traditionally or via computer, the sailing will make no sense. Sister trope to Artistic License Ships, which is about modern naval ships. |