tbf peak engineering usually survives without too much needed design changes. For instance, pencils and paper have looked the same for quite a while now. And the Dyson hand dryer's engineering is even peakier than those. It's so refined that I think it's reasonable that it'd keep the same form through the year 2255.

edit: I didn't think I needed this because I was comparing the invention of the Dyson hand dryer to the invention of the pencil... but uhhhhh... /s

It was pointed out to me once that the engine room scenes were filmed in a brewery and now I can't unsee it.

24th century sonic urinal. What's weird is that there's a camera right above it. Do restrooms not have privacy in the future? 🤔

We're one step closer to the future!

Guy on the right looks like he is drunkenly telling a story to his sober friend (never saw the movie so maybe Im right?)

If you post attention you can see the coolest forklift ever in one scene. It's able to drive sideways (useful for very wide objects).

That’s a urinal

I hated this fucking movie in the theater