HOW TITANIC REALLY SANK - 3d Animated SHIPWRECK
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In this super production in 3d animation we will show the sinking of the Titanic, the most famous ship in the world. All developed in an amazing 3D animation.
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Brilliant. The transparent hull under the waterline was incredible.
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You know what your animation has that most don't? PEOPLE. There were an awful lot of PEOPLE on that ship. Thanks for including them. Not just because it was a tragic loss of life, and, of course, it was, but because no matter how gorgeous the recreation is, no matter how accurate your models, most games, simulations, or animations feel....empty. James Cameron could have just built a large model and shown it off just to sink it in 1997, but he introduced us to people. Can't wait to see what else you can do. ( I edited for spelling.)
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Loss of life isnt tragic.
@@bruggerfilms3d I think da crows nest is on da other side of da wreck actually.
Sinking simulations shows how th object sunk, not what happened to the people
@@guccidan2026 kinda is
4:32 would be one of the most disturbing real life views imaginable
I though that part was amazing!!
It’s such a good shot, I feel like if James Cameron sees it, he’ll think “Damnit, why didn’t I think of that?!”
@@AWSVids he'd probably think "i cant copy ang lee" cause that's an exact replica of a Life of Pi shot
Maybe but in real life the ammount of light would not have let you see it this clear at all. Its a very nice animatiom btw
Pretty neat but uh, I'd wonder how tf he got out there
I reckon this animation of the sinking is probs more accurate than James Cameron’s 1997 film; there’s no way the ship’s stern could rise that high as it did in the film without snapping.
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At the time, that is how they thought the Titanic had sank, so that is how they filmed it. It was later determined that it could not reach the angle portrayed in the movie. I am sure that if 20th Century Fox (Disney) were to hand James >$1 Billion and 2 years of his time he might laugh at your face and then actually be willing to redo the whole back end of the film. James would call it the special and unnecessary edition but he might do it.
@@jrus690 I would like to see the new On A Sea Of Glass theory or his 2012 theory like a special edition or something. Just thought for it to be a little bit more accurate to how the Titanic really sank.
the thing is this theory makes the ship be way too low. Unrealistically.
James cameron went back and redid the sinking animation years ago. Just TH-cam it, he has done a few documentaries since correcting what he got wrong in the movie. But as the comment said above, he got it right for what they knew at the time.
I've read eye witness accounts of how the ship sank which is never totally accounted for in any animations;
after the break-up, the stern was virtually vertical, and stood motionlessly for actually a few minutes as if held there by a giant force. One surviving witness described how it looked like, "A giant finger pointing to the sky", against the dark starlit night.
After what seemed like an eternity in this position, it slowly descended beneath the surface.
I cannot help but be reminded of the then quote of how, "Not even God can sink the Titanic", and what one Titanic passenger said of how this was, "Flying in the face of God".
Isn't that what the 1997 movie shows?
@@katrine8695 close but in modern day, it's believed that the ship never went full vertical like in the movie but instead got in an angle of 70 to 80 degree max
Which god?
@@ingobordewick6480 No idea, you'll have to ask the passenger.
It was never blessed like ships usually do.
I have seen so many Titanic sinking animations but this masterpiece is by far the best work I have seen so far. Kudos to the team ❤
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I really like the water physics in the animation I've never seen anything like that.
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Even after watching so many versions of the sinking, you still sometimes hold onto that little bit of hope that they'll miss the ice Berg. But that's not how it went sadly. Love the animation, you really captured the feel and atmosphere. Rest in peace to the victims that passed that night
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This is, by far, my favourite Titanic sinking animation yet, the realistic water and how the vessel sank is just perfection. Thank you for not disappointing me. 👍
The sinking is inncurate.
This is by far the dumbest one. This is the most outdated form of her sinking theory
@@AlexandruCarjan FR and i hate when people say its their favorite animation!
@@AlexandruCarjanAlthough it is inaccurate as hell, the animation is very good
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This animation is well done!! It's even more chilling when you think of how dark it was when the lights finally went out.
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This animation is not only very detailed, its an hommage to a tragedy long ago and if people wouldnt be invested so much in this tragedy, it would almost certainly already have been lost to time
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This is gorgeous, but there’s really no way of seeing how massive a ship like this really is until you’re on one.
there are ships bigger today.
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I will never be on a ship no matter how safe it is because I have a serious fear for the ocean I am not afraid of aeroplane If something happens in the sky and I fall to death that’s ok but drowning in the ocean, that too in pitch dark moonless night, no way 😳😳
@@Gumsudhahoon I’d probably choose any other way to die than to drown. Drowning is horrifying. It’s a slow and excruciating death.
@@anthraxmacabre5200That or burning but I agree. If I was on titanic I'd jump in the water at least freezing beats drowning
It doesnt matter how many times or in how many productions i see it, its always so emotionally so strong and sad. Rest In Peace.
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This chilled me to the bone more than any of the Titanic based movies: and I've seen several most people aren't even aware of. Magnificent animation!
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I really like how you showed the decks below the water line.
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My great aunt, Maria Von Oist, survived the Titanic sinking. To her dying day, she curse the people on the boats, calling them cowards, who sat in the boats, ignoring the cries of those in the water. She pleaded with them to row over and save others, but they refused, preferring to let them die a cold death. Great Aunt Maria, said she was embarrassed to even be associated with people on this ship who had such a total disregard for human life.
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Did she perhaps have another maiden name? There was no Maria Von Oist on the Titanic.
@@model1976 Aunt Maria was travelling incognito under an assumed name. Her name was never officially recorded. May she rest in peace with her memories. thank you.
I am sorry for you that your great aunt died. But did she ever say where the ship broke? Cuz I don’t know what theory is most believeable, the theory where the ship broke between the 2nd and 3rd funnel or the theory where it broke between the 3rd and 4th funnel.
@@LadOfTheLand If it broke, it was not notice. The movie version , would have been noticed by everyone. Yet few people ever claimed they saw the ship break apart. Aunt Maria never mentioned it. Thank you for asking. Appreciated.
It was said to have listed suite a bit more before turning straight down. What an awesome graphic of those who chose to stay on deck if there were that many. They must have been in shock and too scared to jump and swim away from what was likely a very powerful hydraulic backdraft from the surface.
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Love the detail… even down to only 3 of the boilers actually working while the 4th was only used for looks and the kitchen exhaust. Good work!!
The attention to the detail in this animation is wonderful. 11 out of 10
the shot of the ship FRESHLY sunk, sitting on the ocean floor, with the paint colours still fully visible...absolutely haunting. I wish you'd included the stern in that bit. Def do the Brittanic!
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No way this is the most realistic and the best animation I've ever seen! Worth a million likes and sub!
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No it's way too quick. Effects are beautiful but made with speed.
@@priveshow3181 What do you expect? 2 hours and 30 minutes of a video?
@@ItsFerdiNah 15 minutes.
@@MiloBigKitty who even has that patience to watch a full video of the titanic sinking and its first days
Awesome and magnificent can't begin to describe this depiction of that fateful event! This IS, literally, TITANIC in her most realistic sinking ever!!! More incredible than any version I have ever seen! Even Cameron's!!! Well done! You guys have really nailed it to the highest degree of realism!
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I get chills every time I see that break and the final slip beneath the ocean
Olympic class liners were gorgeous
In this poignant and heart-wrenching animation, emotions swirl and tug at the strings of your heart. The sinking Titanic comes to life in a way that touches the deepest recesses of your soul, evoking a profound sense of sadness and empathy for the passengers and crew who faced an unimaginable tragedy.
With every stroke of animation, you can feel the weight of the historical event, and the visual storytelling transports you back to that ill-fated night. The haunting music and carefully crafted scenes infuse the video with a sense of melancholy, leaving you with an overwhelming sense of loss and reflection.
As the ship majestically glides across the screen, you can't help but become immersed in the lives of those onboard, making it all the more heartbreaking when disaster strikes. The animation captures the human side of this catastrophe, making it more than just a historical event-it becomes a deeply personal and emotional experience.
Yet, even in its sorrow, the video serves as a reminder of the resilience of the human spirit. It urges us to cherish the present, appreciate the moments we have, and empathize with the struggles of others. The tragic tale of the Titanic becomes a metaphor for the fragility of life and the importance of valuing every precious moment.
Prepare yourself for an emotional journey unlike any other. This touching animation will leave you with a heavy haeart, but it also stirs within you a sense of gratitude for life's blessings and a renewed appreciation for the ties that bind us all as fellow human beings. A true testament to the power of art to evoke deep emotions and stir our collective humanity. 🎥💔🌟(I am Sri Lankan)
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I think overall it was a very good animation and recreation of the sinking of the ship, however there are some details that are inaccurate.
1. Probably the biggest for me is the fact that the ship broke just a tad early. From what I’ve seen, the ship did not break until water was near the base of the 3rd funnel.
2. The scene with the man under the water is very cinematic, however the lights in the bow section would have been off because the water had short circuited them.
3. Final critique I have is the lack of a list. The ship had a list to port until the final plunge began, after the plunge started the ship had corrected itself and sank with no list
Despite my criticism, I still think this animation is very good and enjoyable to watch! I just wanted to give some constructive criticism in case you guys decide to remake this anytime soon
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@@shaynewheeler9249 Titanic II (Movie):
That's a really good animation. I like the engineer Roy Mengot's theory which has B deck break a bit later than shown - "The keel fails first, and the draft and lower hull is crushed and breaks apart. The only thing holding the ship together now is B deck. Water surged into the bow and stern of the ship through the huge cracks, causing the bow section to sink beneath the waves. B deck breaks and the superstructure beneath the 3rd funnel crumbles."
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He looks so imposing and majestic, who would have thought of the tragedy and horrendous fate that awaited them?
This version is definitely without a doubt much more accurate and closer to the real disaster than James Cameron's film but when you compare it to several survivor's testimonies and how they witness the whole thing, there would be some things missing like...
1. The ship actually listed to port, it tilted to the left side of the ship a little bit when the bow was flooding.
2. The ship actually already broke in half much earlier when the bridge was flooding, and many survivors said that they heard a violent explosion in middle part of the ship just in front of the third funnel, and despite the ship broke in two the lights were supprisingly still on and wroking.
3. After the explosion they saw black smokes coming out from the 2nd and 3rd funnels at the same time and lumps of coal were raining down from it.
4. After that many survivors were surprised and swore that they saw the bow of the ship rose up a litte bit as a result making an illusion that the ship looks like it's connected in one piece again as if nothing happened...
5. Then it continue to sink again while it was shaking a bit and finally submerging the bow underwater once again, of course fast forward we know what happens next the first funnel falls off when the waters reached it and then moments later followed by the 2nd funnel it exploded a bit as volume of sparks can be seen from it as it fell.
6. As the stern was rising again but much higher this time and once again survivors recalled they heard another big explosion from the ship and that's when the stern fell off crushing the people below it as a result... and now the stern was even more listing the port now it was almost impossible to walk around without holding on to anything.
7. The stern was suprisingly staying afloat for a very long time and the lights were still on (they could be mistaken about the lights what they saw were probably the emergency lights) which mislead people into beliving that it will stay afloat and won't sink again but unfortunetly a few moments later the Stern turned around and was sinking rapidly it almost went vertical but not quite.
Yeah... the real life sinking was alot more confusing and complicated so many things were all happening at once, I guess it's better to keep things simple.
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@@QualityUploader69 I wouldn't even call it a V break because the bow didn't even rose that high to be forming v shape...
@@Fish_Eye-kun ok
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I doubt that it lifted up. There is a no way that the stern could of caused that bow to rise up with the bow being filled with water.
Seeing the Titanic's final plunge into the water and the faint colors of it fading as it sinks further down.. wow. That image in that angle, of seeing the white in the water before it disappeared, was one of the most haunting things I've seen.
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Superb animation. The way the water goes over the boat deck side walls is spot on.
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The day will come when we will get the same detail about the Twin Towers. What it may have been like for people as they collapsed. It probably won't happen for a couple of generations, but the day will come. You did great work.
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This is by far the best animation of what most likely actually happened and this presentation is the best of all of them I have seen.
The realism is stunning and done much closely to how it probably really happened.
ABSOLUTELY AWESOME INCREDIBLE JOB AND ANIMATION.
By far 1 of the best animated renders of the Titanic out there. The attention to detail is just mind boggling. You really put the heart & soul of the ship in there by the forms of the passengers & crew going about their daily lives, as well as the horror of trying to escape when the ship was sinking.
I really loved the underwater shots of the interiors showing the crew hard at work.
The only fault i found with this is that the mast on the wreck was on the wrong side.
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UNBELIEVABLY realistic animation. VERY well done...!!!
This is the best water graphic I`ve ever seen and it is very realistic with all the movements occuring...
have seen so many Titanic sinking animations but this masterpiece is by far the best work I have seen so far. Kudos to the team ❤
Possibly the most comprehensive animation I’ve ever seen of _Titanic_ and each of her circumstances leading up to her loss.
I actually enjoyed every second of this particular video, and I applaud you for the patience it must’ve taken for you to create it. Excellent work.
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What did you use to make it
It goes down very fast.
@@normanmackenzie6750 thats beacuse the vid is short
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I totally agree, it was great. So imresting to see the underwater parts. Well done
Thank you for that fine forensic analysis
I was literally thinking about this animation the other day, and how it was the best one I’d ever seen of the titanic. Glad to see it pop up in my recommended!
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Wow! This is the most realistic animation i've seen about the Titanic sinking! I love the way the funnels fell the break and the way people fell off the side! Great work! I also loved the way the ship hit the iceberg and the water busted through into the boiler rooms! Fantastic!
looks good but it's definitely not the most realistic one.
I don't think water had that much pression getting in :))
To this day this is the most beautiful ship ever made
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This is mad well done and it’s soo realistic
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Very well done! I especially liked the view below decks where the outer hull became transparent.
omg. the drop of the year. So fantastic it makes me cry So well done. Details. everywhere. Timing This should be shown in theatres before other movies, .
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The sad thing about the titanic is that when the lights from the ship went out it was totally pitch black outside all you can here are the screams and the noise from the ship going down....i couldnt even imagine the terror.....this animation is spot on!!!!
A very nicely done video... even if not completely accurate. You should be proud of this work. Thanks for sharing!!
The water looks so REALISTIC
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I like that you have the Blue Ensign flying at the stern; merchant ships always used the Red Ensign, but a rare exception could be made if the ships' Captain and at least 10 officers had served in the Royal Navy. Captain Smith had served in the R.N., so he had the rare distinction of being permitted to fly the Blue Ensign on a merchant (non-warship) he commanded.
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6:04 I love the visual of the Titanic with her paint still there after she plunged to the bottom...6:40 and then how she looked after she was discovered. Brilliant👍
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Magnífica recreación, una de las mejores, hasta me he conmovido! Gracias
Rip to the 1,500 souls & the Titanic who didn’t have a chance to live a full life. She still captivates us with her grace and beauty & will always be remembered. Beautiful simulation made me cry a little.
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Montagem muito bonita. Alguns erros, mas muito bonita mesmo! As hélice não giravam todas na mesma direção. As duas hélices laterias giravam opostamente, caso virassem todas na mesma direção, a embarcação não andaria em linha reta, ou mesmo o leme deveria permanecer virado a estibordo pra fazê-lo navegar em linha reta
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This Is Really BRILLIANT
Какой же он красивый!!! 🫠
Where is Jack and Rose 😂😂😂😂
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Jack and Rose are fictional characters created for the 1997 film which is not intended to be a factual bio pic. It's a glamorized love story that uses the Titanic tragedy as sort of a main event attraction. Honestly there should be a law that prevents Hollywood from exploiting real life tragedies. The only films that need to be made about real life tragedies are documentaries based in historical facts. 1,500 people lost their lives on Titanic. Turning their misfortune into a popcorn munching romance flick was disrespectful. It makes the story of Titanic into a fairytale and gives the female protagonist Rose a happy ending. The tragedy of Titanic gets lost, and the narrative becomes the story of Rose and how she falls in love with Jack.
This is a truly quality video, well done guys great work. One of the best titanic animated sinking I seen. 👍
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You MUST do the full 2 hours and 40 minutes simulation, because this was awesome.
It is really remarkable to be able to manufacture such a huge cruise ship in this era, which is already the cutting-edge technology at that time
It wasn’t a cruise ship, it was an ocean liner.
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As someone who has been fascinated by Titanic for most of his life I do like this animation. Yeah it's not James Cameron's depiction of Titanic which is not the most historical accurate from modern studies. I do appreciate the hard work and dedication that went in to making this, it's not like most depictions of the sinking that we see on youtube.
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To be honest James Cameron also took inspiration from one of Ken Marshall's most famous illustrations. Marshall is one of the most well renowned Titanic illustrators of the time, he worked closely with Rob Ballard as well. Marshall's depiction is exactly what we see in James Cameron's film because that was what was believed to have been how Titanic sank in the time the film was made.
Who is here after learning about the fate of the crew that were in the titan?
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Very well done on the animations and models! I think the actual sink happened too quickly to really appreciate it, but very well done!
The last smoke stack was actually just for looks. It was used for ventilation. But no smoke ever came out of it
It did, but just barley. It isn't noticeable unless you're up close
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A beautiful 46,000 ton piece of history gone too soon. RIP to the Titanic and the 1,500 people that lost their lives that fateful night…
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That's really impressive and a much more realistic and accurate version of the sinking compared to James Cameron's Titanic movie. Even the people on the ship look more real. Great job guys 👏👏
Wow, you did an _amazing_ job! I love the cinematic angles and different perspectives!
This is the best LOOKING animation I've seen of the sinking so far. I would like to see it in real-time with complete sound effects and the music that the band was playing on the deck!
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There are multiple real-time sinking videos out there. I don't know who would actually want to watch this for 2.5 hours.
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If there are captions or narration describing everything that was going on from collision to sinking synced with the time that it took place it can be quite fascinating.
@@jkadoodle I have actually. It's a unique experience watching this real time so you can imagine how it must have felt like being there.
I'd recommend On A Sea of Glass as the most accurate real time sinking animation thus far. It's sourced from the book of the same title.
Thank you Brugger for making this animation and giving up a lot of your time and effort into it, I can say your dedication for Titanic is really high, very informative and good in detail, excellent work! I'm a Titanic fan myself!
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Real time sinking animations:
Titanic: "Must... stay... afloat... a bit longer...!"
This animation:
Titanic: **hits the iceberg** "Ah, I'm die, thank you forever."
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Great 3D animation. Looks so real.
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Linda animação, parabéns. Seria nota 11 se tivesse o caminho das duas partes até a colisão no fundo do oceano como modelado pelo Cameron. Mas enfim, muita qualidade no vídeo 👏👏👏
Fascinating, sad & hauntingly beautiful at the same time!
Titanic's ill-fated story & demise evokes powerful emotions, especially when one has a (distant) relation with a survivor...IMO
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If it had the port list it would’ve been perfect ❤❤❤
This is one of the most beautiful animations I think I’ve ever seen. There were a few missed details, but this is far more accurate than most other animations!
You gotta do one for the Britannic so that we’ll finally have a good animation for Titanic’s sister
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Beautiful yes; but it DOES omit the "Hard a Port" maneuver to prevent the entire starboard side from scraping the iceberg.
Titanic Honor and Glory are working on an extremely detailed Titanic sim. They already have a sim out that lets you experience the sinking of Britannic on Steam (well worth the $15). THG has real time sinking of Britannic and Titanic videos.
@@robburns4176 I’ve played the Britannic sim. It’s AWESOME
The ship sinks too fast here, and the sea was flat as a pond that night. This is inaccurate. However, the scene of that guy underwater watching the ship going down in front of him with all the lights on, is truly haunting - and spectacular!
At some point in the future people will see this and think: "My god it went down fast!"
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This animation is far better than Titanic 1997 Movie... Most appreciable
Excellent! Portrayed with respect, and dignity. Well done.
Terrific..I loved that it didn't feel the need to over exaggerate the ships angles during the sinking. I Could have quiet easily watched a longer version.
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Most accurate depiction I’ve seen. James film is based on what he picture happen and yours is very much accurate to what really happened. It’s still horrifying that most the people couldn’t make it off the ship still being trapped. Do Edmund Fitzgerald next.
Fitzgerald sunk within a few minutes
@@Eric-cy8tt I know the guys ain’t have time to escape
I wouldn't say it's very accurate, but still the animation is great.
It's super inaccurate what are you on about 😭
Very well done. The only think missing was a bunch of little people floating around afterward…
ok, now THIS IS a VERY good quality animation!
It just amazes me how that iceberg happened to be there in the middle of the ocean and that one only. It’s so incredibly sad how one moment can just change everything. Sad. I’ve been looking at titanic for years and I’m only 17.
Well, it's like me, I'm in my twentys now and I'm still shocked to this day that they would allow this to happen!
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There was a field of them, they just weren't packed together or anything. The Californian had made an iceberg warning and come to a stop. Titanic as a much taller ship assumed they had good visibility and enough time to spot and avoid icebergs, but weren't aware of the false horizon cold weather phenomenon
The Titanic was in the middle of an ice field. It's not like there was just one ice berg, there were lots of them in that area on that night.
They did say God couldn't sink the ship but then guess what happened
Ao mesmo tempo, emocionante, ao mesmo tempo triste,acidente mais lamentável da história naval,que as almas descanse em paz,nunca vi um vídeo tão maravilhoso assim,parabéns aos criadores ,uma obra perfeita, um dom que só umas pessoas possui
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WoW Best Titanic Animation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing work, well done.
Estaría excelente que hicieran una película con estas animaciones. Son muy reales
This is a really good animation! A few of the details are a little inaccurate but I can excuse it because of the great job it was overall. However, I wished it was longer and told more of a story of the progression of the flooding and what was happening at each stage. A 30 minute animation, even a 20 minute minimum would have done the trick.
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Unlike Titanic Honor and Glory it was wonderful seeing particular attention paid to the passengers.
This was put together very nicely. Well done.
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Whos here after the Titan sub?
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Most accurate animation of Titanic. With out producer without director without any kind of big team. You did this man, good job.
James Cameron has done it 11 years ago in an animation 2 years ago. th-cam.com/video/FSGeskFzE0s/w-d-xo.html
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Great work! in case anyone doesn't know, though, this is very sped up, Titanic took 2.5 hours to sink. Otherwise it's very realistic to the events of April 15th 1912, as far as we know now.
It's amazing to think that in the vastness of the ocean, this ship passed at the exact right time to cross paths with this monster iceburg. You could probably make the same voyage in the same ship with the same conditions thousands of times and never even see an iceburg, much less hit one.
Not quite. It knowingly plunged straight into a know ice berg field at full speed on a moonless night with no waves. It was literally inevitable at that point that it would hit something.
@@AverageAlienSpot on. She had no chance. Shipping lanes that aren't used for that precise reason. A monument to excess, arrogance, and stupidity.
Titanic took a more southern route than normal to avoid icebergs and had a look out. Apparently they thought danger should have been noticed.
@@marksherrill9337 no it didn’t. The captain changed course to steam directly into an area he knew had icebergs.
@@kevin6293 bruh it was standard procedure at the time to continue steaming full steam in an ice field and only slow down if an iceberg was spotted. An no he did actually change course and they didn't expect the icebergs to be that prevalent in April. Titanic sank because of the calm sea and lack of moonlight not because of arrogance or stupidity. It was a terrible accident and that's all it was, an accident. And regarding lifeboats even if she had enough it would not have mattered. By the time they launched the last main lifeboats water was feet away from the boat deck and the remaining collapsible wernt even able to be launched so even if they had enough lifeboats they wouldn't have had the time to launch them.
oh my god this video is amazing
I don’t think it would’ve broken up that low in the water.
That’s my only distaste for this, I believe that when the first funnel fell the water that poured in making a torrent of water helped drag the bow under, the stern still full of air would rise slightly higher, but because of all the heavy equipment and air, the structure begins to fail, and it breaks in 3 sections.
Great work! Only criticism is the 4th funnel. It was not a functional funnel. It was mostly decoration but did provide ventilation to the lower decks.
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I constantly wonder what the wreck looked like for the first few years after the sinking. A time where everything was still so fresh. The paint, the shape of the ship.. where time and organisms hadn't cannablized her. I wonder how many years, decades even, it took for Titanic to be in the shape it was when she was found.
Thank you for including her resting place just after her sinking. May she rest in peace 🤍
To answer your question, the Titanic would look much the same in the first few years as she does now, with less rust, more paint, its wooden decking still present, and about 1500 quietly disintegrating skeletons either in her or scattered around the debris field.
Except the tear split and the funnels being gone, most of the damage seen on the wreck was from the rushing water tearing at her and the remaining air pockets in the stern imploding from the increasing water pressure as she made her way to the bottom, and the approximately 45-50 miles per hour impact with the bottom of the sea.
This is actually why the prow section is more intact than the stern... the prow went down straight and clean because it was already full of water when it sank so the pressure inside and outside it was equalized... it was immune to the crushing pressure... and it went down prow-first, the end of the hull designed to be hydrodynamic. So it only lost any upper deck structure that wasn't hydrodynamic during the trip and took the rest of its damage when it plowed into the bottom.
The stern went down break-first, from its most hydrodragging side, and it was probably about a third or a quarter still full of air. So about a third of the stern section was literally torn into confetti by the water rushing past as it violently spiraled down, and huge amounts of hull and deck peeled off like a banana skin, and all those air pockets gave to the crushing pressure diffential between outside and inside, causing even MORE damage and compacting it like that section was an empty soda can being discarded by God, and then, of course, it slammed into the sea floor at the end too and in its already weakened, crumpled, and severely torn up state just FLATTENED like a pancake from its original 60 feet tall keel to top deck to a little less than 20.
All this happened in about ten minutes immediately following the sinking. Titanic looked exactly the way she does pretty much the moment she hit the bottom.
About a half hour later, all the unrecoverable bodies that had been in the water came floating gently down onto the wreck and debris field like rain, where within a week ocean bottom scavengers had picked the bones totally clean and within five years the lack of calcium in the water caused the bones to dissolve, leaving nothing but empty clothes and shoes on the sea floor to serve as their grave markers.
The wooden decking boards were the last things to rot away.
@@GuukanKitsune God that image of the bodies floating down to the wreckage below like rain is a creepy image to imagine, thinking of viewing that from the ocean floor.
@@jeskerjames3260 Bodies, softly floating down like feathers, all over the wreck and debris area. Yeah... it's a strikingly eerie thing to imagine.