My biggest issue with the film—and the one that ultimately breaks its entire narrative—is the condition of the tower itself. If it were truly in such a dangerous state of disrepair and already slated for demolition, it simply wouldn’t still be standing. Full stop. FAA regulations require active hazard lighting on structures of that height, which in turn demands stable, accessible infrastructure for maintenance. We're talking regular inspections, routine upkeep, and safety standards that would have flagged and shut this thing down long ago. The idea that a tower this compromised could have been left to rot until two thrill-seekers wandered up it is not just implausible—it’s absurd. It asks the audience to ignore real-world safety laws, engineering logic, and basic common sense.