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Not really, the movie is good but it has alot of unaccurate things, the break up is not like that and James Cameron was wrong about officer murdoch killing himself, which is not true.
Well Cameron did get most of his input from the 1953 movie a night to remember. Google it. Almost like he copied the original movie. The smoke stack fell on others in the 1953 and Cameron had it in his movie. Don’t get me wrong. I loved it but he did get a lot of ideas from the 1953 flick
@@ajb_b00m Yes water, ship, background actors, everything would be CGI... And music would be composed by a dumb AI, maybe with a real singer (auto-tuned, of course).
My neighbor/friend helped build the ship. He was a set builder in Hollywood at that time, and would disappear for months when working on a movie project. He got a call to help build the ship, and off he went. Seems like he was gone for a year or more. He has some cool stories about what it took to make the structure able to be sunk, and then raised back up again, and how they built a system to do the flooding below deck scenes (I think he said they had some seatrain containers sitting on a hill, filled them with water, and then piped that down to the ship, in order to get the correct flow and pressure. They had to do it a certain way, so that it matched up to flooding scenes that had been shot with a miniature). He was standing in some sort of crane basket with a smoke generator during a scene where Jack and Rose were together on the deck, and they wanted a smoke shadow to look like the smoke stacks. He also got to throw chunks of ice on the deck during the scene where the ship is scraping along the iceberg.
@@stockphotosteve1896 It's really fun to talk to him about it, and hear what it took to pull off the job. What's also interesting to me, is how top secret it was. One minute he was here, working his normal job, and the next minute, gone. It was only after the movie came out that he could talk about it. He has a really nice aerial photo of the set. After the movie, they dismantled the ship, and some of it was popping up for sale on ebay, like large pieces of the outer hull. I think those were plywood with a texture applied to look like the cast iron side panels/plates.
Imagine building a gorgeous room, full of beautiful detailed tables, chairs, artwork, crown molding and whole lot more... just to fill it with water. The detail of this movie is unparalleled and it deserves to be a classic for all generations.
@@eduardgenardandalis1437 im aware, but theres still a great number of things that could go wrong. someone cant swim, or accidents on set, and various things like that.
I disagree. He may be a successful story teller, but he missed some of the most important details of all, the history. There are numerous mistakes with the film, many of which harm the story of the ship.
That's why the movie is so great. It makes you feel like you were actually there. I'm sure it was much more terrifying than you feel on the movie, but you still feel the doom devastation in the scenes.
when you're watching the movie, it's easy to forget what a HUGE undertaking it was to make. I find James Cameron's ego a bit abrasive sometimes, but there's no arguing that the man knows how to make a movie!
Titanic was filmed at the perfect time in filmmaking history. A time when CGI and practical effects combined perfectly to create masterpieces such as this. Unfortunately we’ll never see another movie filmed to the sheer effort and level Titanic was. Titanic needed to be created and filmed the way it was to make it feel so real, like you’re actually there watching this disaster unfold. Studios today would never allow for such a budget for those practical effects and sets used. Titanic if done today would rely so heavily on CGI that I believe it would not connect and make you feel quite like the Titanic we have does.
True, it isn't even so much the budget though. CGI for a long time after was and sometimes still is, more expensive. The problem is when that money needs to be poured into the abyss. With practical effects that can be years in advance, that's risky. With CGI it can be happily done in post. The money men prefer the latter, as they obviously lack any real talent or insight themselves. So they plonk what they assume to be statistically relevant audiences in front of scenes that have already been shot and poll their responses. If the dumb cattle they select for that doesn't react favorably enough, they'll either urge the kind of changes that kill movies, or abandon ship and close the money tap.
I went to the Artifacts exhibit in NY years ago. They had a huge block of ice there to give people an idea of how cold the water was for the passengers and crew. We were encouraged to touch it. Just that second of touch was excruciating ! God Rest their Souls and Kudos to to Cameron, Crew, Staff and Stars for making a masterpiece that still holds our amazement in 2022.
Can't believe almost 26 years has passed since this colossal movie was made & James Cameron wasted no expense on bringing the grand Titanic back to life. Sad to see it sink for a 2nd time tho taking all its luxury down with it & countless lives. Will always be a sad story yet the memories will never fade. This movie deserved all the awards it got due to the cinematography & impeccable details as we all remember it & the great cast too.🚢
Probably the best recreation of that terrible night ever made. Although I watch it with fascination, I can't help but feel the horror those people faced..I visited the Titanic graves in Halifax a few years ago...and I cried.
Just watched the 25th anniversary showing of Titanic remastered in 4K and 3D in the movies with my wife. What a Valentines day treat! I was in college the last time I watched this in the movies. Still an amazing experience as it was in '97!
Один из величайших фильмов Джеймса Камерона о трагической катастрофе 20-ого века. В которой пересекается величие инженерной мысли,беспечность и трагедия людей,и человеческие чувства. Этот фильм мог создать только человек,который имеет талант и безумно любит свою работу. Помню,когда в нашей стране показывали этот фильм,многие после просмотра выходили со слезами на глазах. А некоторые брали билеты ещё на один сеанс,чтобы снова получить тот адреналин и чувства,которые испытывают главные герои.Это замечательный фильм.Спасибо Джеймс Кэмерон.
I feel like it was a bit of a missed opportunity to have not turned this set into a museum or attraction of some sort, at least a temporary one after filming. I know I would have paid to see this, and I live on the opposite side of the country 😂
Fox considered it, but the set was not built for the long term. I remember reading at the time that some of it was kept for later rebuilding elsewhere, but that might not have been true. No one had the foresight the movie would be so successful or perhaps they would have built it differently and it would still be a tourist attraction. Fox has since sold off the Baja studio.
When you first saw this movie, it was breathtaking, James Cameron captured the best, the poor wreck will disappear in less than 50yrs , I wonder what else they can get from the ship
The filming of the movie took place on Foxploration Baja Studios in Rosarito, just 20 minutes south of Tijuana and during the 2000's the studio opened it to the public and offered tours of the sets, I got to see it with friends and family, my favorite part of the tour was when they let the rats out for one of the flooding hallway scene.
The little fun fact I've always liked was when they said that the Grand Staircase set floated when they were filming it getting flooded, which made them theorize that that's what happened to the real Grand Staircase because in the wreck right now it's just nothing but a big hole.
I watched a video by Sam from a great channel called Historic Travels and if I remember correctly, that’s what he said actually happened. Don’t quote me on that because it’s been a bit since I’d seen that video, but I think your theory is actually spot on!
the fact they build the titanic (for the portion of the scene) shows a whole different scale how films are created back before there was greenscreen and cgi etc. Movieindustry of the golden era, because these movies were made with more love and passion than the mostly commercialized today. Profit was for sure also a big point even at this time. Rather is the Production and Costing of it meant. These movies were days before cost cutting was implemented in nearly every business segment known to us
There was a lot of CGI and Green Screen used in this film. There wasn’t the budget to build full size sets for all of the ship’s interiors, so model sets were built and the actors were filmed against a green screen and then superimposed onto the model footage. The thing about ‘Titanic’, was that it utilised practically every known special effect to create the whole picture. Full size sets, scale models, practical in shot effects, CGI, motion capture, green screen chroma key, you name it.
Salve, il film TITANIC è un capolavoro. Grazie alle foto che hai pubblicato si capisce quanto lavoro hanno dedicato per fare questo film . no come oggi che ormai fanno tutto con la computer grafica per realizzare un film. Grazie per le foto e video che ci hai mostrato.
12:01 Aquí puede verse que algunas personas se lastiman de verdad por los duros golpes. 12:14 y aquí luce real el barco si hubiera sido en 1912, totalmente oscuro en medio del Atlántico, para efectos de la película le colocaron luces que iluminan todo el casco pero en realidad todo eso estaba en plena oscuridad.
The first minute of this video is just....too real, everything feels so authentic, if the title didn't say it was behind the scenes footage, i could have sworn it was the real thing captured on video....
Love or hate this film .. ALOT of effort went into making this movie happen in terms of custume design , prop design , cast hundreds of people for extras , even had experts make a miniature version of the titanic which is detailed exactly to the original specification . James Cameron even led an expedition to the real titanic also seen in the movie to ensure details were done perfectly.. And lastly the CGI graphics were the very best of the time back in 1998
And when you look back on it, it's quite hilarious to see when you compare it to the movie! Amazingly done! This is a true masterpiece! James Cameron did the best he could with technology at the time! He also wanted to be as realistic he could, respecting the facts that surrounds the whole event! Even the listing of the ship was taken into consideration because of the fire in the coal bunker, titanic had about 900 tons of coal moved from the starboard coal bunkers to the port side bunkers, giving it a 2 degree list, and it is said that Cameron wanted this to be in the movie, it's not clear from the movie that the ship is listing, but it is. That's about the only fact you can't see in the movie, but it's there! Again, amazing movie, yes we all know Rose and Jack are fake, they were not actual passengers on Titanic, but he had to spice up the movie somehow!
SUMMER 1997 I was Soldier at Greek Army and i was in Athens... I saw this movie at Cinema, and in the End of movie, ALL PEOPLE CRYING WITHOUT MERCY... From Preteens until Students age... and not only... It cost to me at my soul and i could'n sleep for 1 Week... It was my Best Movie Ever... this movie of Titanic... I didn't have girlfriend then, and it cost to me many tears... (if you have not some hug from your other half - if you had not) 😢😭😢
That behind the scenes footage looks... well, it looks surprisingly a lot like the movie itself. Almost like they traveled back in time to 1912 and stood there with modern cameras as people panicked and ran for their lives around them.
I loved the Titanic and BTS footage. I’d like to see more behind the scenes of the ship itself, a BTS documentary on the filming of this movie would be great!!
I saw the artifacts exhibit in Boston. Seeing those artifacts brought a tear to my eye. It was amazing exhibit to see. I remember one artifact was a little ceramic figurine that was meant as a gift to someone, that is when the tears really started.
no matter what movie replaces this as number 1 on any list this film will forever be a classic a masterpiece because of the sheer amount of work that went into it! These behind the scenes are incredible Hollywood's gotten too comfy with CGI its become stale, over used!.
I wish to god I could have been there. That looked so fun and to be part of such an Iconic movie would have definitely been the peak of my life. Unfortunately I wasn't alive and wouldn't be so for quite a while.
Wow how time flies🕒 when you're working I started working for United Artists Movie Theater in early 1998 and this movie was still playing & I'm still working for them which is now Regal Cinema's and now 25 Anniversary 📽️🎞️🎬🛳️ This Movie still gives me chills 🌬️
Yes, James Cameron made a replica of the real TITANIC until everything on it was made as closely as possible. It's just that the size is slightly smaller than the size of the original TITANIC. The intact ship is used for the scene/set in the ship's room. Even the chimneys were emitting real smoke. James Cameron made a total of ±4 replicas of the TITANIC just for maximum results. 👇 1. Smaller miniature for scene split ship set. 2. Whole boat from front to back + 4 chimneys, for indoor set. 3. Replica of the back of the ship (only the top) for the set scene of Rose+Jack holding on to the railing as the ship sinks. 4. The back of the ship and all its bodies for the split ship set (zoom version) #CMIIW
I believe it wasn’t a full replica. I remember reading somewhere that this replica was 90% the size of the real titanic. Either way the replica on this set is incredible.
@@Noone_4334 The ship is about 100 feet smaller IIRC than the real thing, the scale is the same, is just that they collapsed some spots, leading to structural differences that are noticed by people who are somewhat familiar with the real ship, such as myself and may others. I believe this was done due to cost cutting (didn't really work out to well) and technical limitations with tilting sets.
Well technically only the A deck exterior along with the boat and poop decks were built at large scale. The hull was only built to replicate the starboard side. The port side wasn’t built. So, it’s not exactly a life size replica, it’s a highly detailed large scale set. Much of what you see of the ship in wide shots, are scale models. Pretty big scale models, but it was more practical to shoot with models and CGI extensions than it was filming wide shots of the whole ship.
It’s just amazing the amount of work that went into making this movie. The sets the clothes the actors everything was thought out thoroughly and blended perfectly. The fact that they basically built the entire ship as a set is mind blowing
Это же сколько сил, и вложения были для этого, там макетов только десяток построенных кораблей и копия оригинального в полном масштабе, куча мебели, посуды, интерьера. 👍
This will NEVER be repeated in such a glorious REAL way. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Today, nearly everything would be CGI. In the future, EVERYthing will be CGI.
Amazing what we can do, when filmmaking is about art and entertainment and NOT some social or sexual gender issue. Great things wonderful things this is an amazing work of art forget avatar 2 this is a masterpiece avatar two is 15 years too late
Its crazy, the Set allows for the Deck being visible and its lights shining through the flooded Part. Watched it again in 3d projected, its insane how this movie escalates the horror of a sinking ship in the last hour. There are so many great establishing shots, little "throwaways" that must have Cost a Fortune.
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25 years later. Titanic is still one of the best movies ever made!!!! Hands down.
the ship as the star and delete all the fake love story ..delete rose calling out 'jack' every scene.
It's just well made
Not really, the movie is good but it has alot of unaccurate things, the break up is not like that and James Cameron was wrong about officer murdoch killing himself, which is not true.
@@LtCrafting224 It was a rumor, never proved. But Cameron went with it.
Well Cameron did get most of his input from the 1953 movie a night to remember. Google it. Almost like he copied the original movie. The smoke stack fell on others in the 1953 and Cameron had it in his movie. Don’t get me wrong. I loved it but he did get a lot of ideas from the 1953 flick
If this movie was made today, it wouldn’t have looked as real. This is insane.
It would of been CGI
@@ajb_b00m Yes water, ship, background actors, everything would be CGI... And music would be composed by a dumb AI, maybe with a real singer (auto-tuned, of course).
@@stephaned2281 Lmao that is a bit of bit too much don't you think?
how come
Yeah
My neighbor/friend helped build the ship. He was a set builder in Hollywood at that time, and would disappear for months when working on a movie project. He got a call to help build the ship, and off he went. Seems like he was gone for a year or more. He has some cool stories about what it took to make the structure able to be sunk, and then raised back up again, and how they built a system to do the flooding below deck scenes (I think he said they had some seatrain containers sitting on a hill, filled them with water, and then piped that down to the ship, in order to get the correct flow and pressure. They had to do it a certain way, so that it matched up to flooding scenes that had been shot with a miniature). He was standing in some sort of crane basket with a smoke generator during a scene where Jack and Rose were together on the deck, and they wanted a smoke shadow to look like the smoke stacks. He also got to throw chunks of ice on the deck during the scene where the ship is scraping along the iceberg.
That sounds like so much fun
@@stockphotosteve1896 It's really fun to talk to him about it, and hear what it took to pull off the job. What's also interesting to me, is how top secret it was. One minute he was here, working his normal job, and the next minute, gone. It was only after the movie came out that he could talk about it. He has a really nice aerial photo of the set.
After the movie, they dismantled the ship, and some of it was popping up for sale on ebay, like large pieces of the outer hull. I think those were plywood with a texture applied to look like the cast iron side panels/plates.
Cool
Yoooo
That's awesome dude
this movie still looks soo real 25years later, effects in this movie are absolutely amazing
Imagine building a gorgeous room, full of beautiful detailed tables, chairs, artwork, crown molding and whole lot more... just to fill it with water.
The detail of this movie is unparalleled and it deserves to be a classic for all generations.
Imagine if they kept this set as a museum. That would have been really cool.
They couldn't keep it. It got wet and rotted.
Unfortunately it looked good from a distance, but it was mostly just painted wood products that didnt do too well getting wet.
Nothing was actually inside of it except lights and only one side was complete.
It was for a while. It was in Rosarito Mexico where the film was made, it was called Foxploration Tour
Today movies is all about green screen., compared to this, this is masterpiece… ❤
green screen is a lot safer than actually being on a sinking ship. i dont blame movies for going full CGI.
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I think this one and Cleopatra may have had the biggest film sets.
@@matthewbarabas3052 actually, it’s a set that wasn’t in the middle of the ocean. I
@@eduardgenardandalis1437 im aware, but theres still a great number of things that could go wrong. someone cant swim, or accidents on set, and various things like that.
I’d say that’s 75% practical 10% models and miniatures. 2% motion capture and 13% CGI amazing blends of all the movie tricks
It’s so amazing the detail they put into of making these parts to look as real as they did in titanic. It’s amazing.
YES!!!!
It's impressive seeing how much work and attention to detail that was put into the movie.
I disagree. He may be a successful story teller, but he missed some of the most important details of all, the history. There are numerous mistakes with the film, many of which harm the story of the ship.
@@JB-od1pi But many of these facts were found out later. After the movie was released.
That's why the movie is so great. It makes you feel like you were actually there. I'm sure it was much more terrifying than you feel on the movie, but you still feel the doom devastation in the scenes.
when you're watching the movie, it's easy to forget what a HUGE undertaking it was to make. I find James Cameron's ego a bit abrasive sometimes, but there's no arguing that the man knows how to make a movie!
Titanic was filmed at the perfect time in filmmaking history. A time when CGI and practical effects combined perfectly to create masterpieces such as this. Unfortunately we’ll never see another movie filmed to the sheer effort and level Titanic was. Titanic needed to be created and filmed the way it was to make it feel so real, like you’re actually there watching this disaster unfold. Studios today would never allow for such a budget for those practical effects and sets used. Titanic if done today would rely so heavily on CGI that I believe it would not connect and make you feel quite like the Titanic we have does.
True, it isn't even so much the budget though. CGI for a long time after was and sometimes still is, more expensive.
The problem is when that money needs to be poured into the abyss. With practical effects that can be years in advance, that's risky. With CGI it can be happily done in post. The money men prefer the latter, as they obviously lack any real talent or insight themselves. So they plonk what they assume to be statistically relevant audiences in front of scenes that have already been shot and poll their responses. If the dumb cattle they select for that doesn't react favorably enough, they'll either urge the kind of changes that kill movies, or abandon ship and close the money tap.
James Cameron’s respect and love for RMS Titanic shows in every detail. I’m so glad he chose to make the movie.
I went to the Artifacts exhibit in NY years ago. They had a huge block of ice there to give people an idea of how cold the water was for the passengers and crew. We were encouraged to touch it. Just that second of touch was excruciating ! God Rest their Souls and Kudos to to Cameron, Crew, Staff and Stars for making a masterpiece that still holds our amazement in 2022.
Can't believe almost 26 years has passed since this colossal movie was made & James Cameron wasted no expense on bringing the grand Titanic back to life. Sad to see it sink for a 2nd time tho taking all its luxury down with it & countless lives. Will always be a sad story yet the memories will never fade. This movie deserved all the awards it got due to the cinematography & impeccable details as we all remember it & the great cast too.🚢
Still one of my all time favorite movies. What they did to recreate the ship is amazing. This footage is great; much of which I haven't seen.
Probably the best recreation of that terrible night ever made. Although I watch it with fascination, I can't help but feel the horror those people faced..I visited the Titanic graves in Halifax a few years ago...and I cried.
Practical effects will always hold up better with time. So amazing the set they built.
11:25 I teared up 😢 . I imagine the real titanic
The pug dog at 7:42 🤣🤣
Just watched the 25th anniversary showing of Titanic remastered in 4K and 3D in the movies with my wife. What a Valentines day treat! I was in college the last time I watched this in the movies. Still an amazing experience as it was in '97!
@drewapuada3662 97 film too romantisized, watch, A Night to Remember, get the REAL story 1953 film!
Just amazing late 90’s the detail ..awesome
Was shot in 96
Один из величайших фильмов Джеймса Камерона о трагической катастрофе 20-ого века. В которой пересекается величие инженерной мысли,беспечность и трагедия людей,и человеческие чувства. Этот фильм мог создать только человек,который имеет талант и безумно любит свою работу. Помню,когда в нашей стране показывали этот фильм,многие после просмотра выходили со слезами на глазах. А некоторые брали билеты ещё на один сеанс,чтобы снова получить тот адреналин и чувства,которые испытывают главные герои.Это замечательный фильм.Спасибо Джеймс Кэмерон.
É por tudo isso e muito mais, que Titanic é e sempre será o melhor filme da história do cinema.
I feel like it was a bit of a missed opportunity to have not turned this set into a museum or attraction of some sort, at least a temporary one after filming. I know I would have paid to see this, and I live on the opposite side of the country 😂
They have attractions in Branson Missouri and Pigeon Forge Tennessee. Worth the visit.
@@ksavage681 I do plan on going. But man would I have loved to walk the decks of that replica!
Fox considered it, but the set was not built for the long term. I remember reading at the time that some of it was kept for later rebuilding elsewhere, but that might not have been true. No one had the foresight the movie would be so successful or perhaps they would have built it differently and it would still be a tourist attraction. Fox has since sold off the Baja studio.
When you first saw this movie, it was breathtaking, James Cameron captured the best, the poor wreck will disappear in less than 50yrs , I wonder what else they can get from the ship
It won't. State of today it will be there for another 400 years.
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..How can you be so sure about that?...Can you explain it a bit?
@@A.Netizen.Since.2010 The last Cameron documentary showed that the decline is much slower then expected.
The filming of the movie took place on Foxploration Baja Studios in Rosarito, just 20 minutes south of Tijuana and during the 2000's the studio opened it to the public and offered tours of the sets, I got to see it with friends and family, my favorite part of the tour was when they let the rats out for one of the flooding hallway scene.
The little fun fact I've always liked was when they said that the Grand Staircase set floated when they were filming it getting flooded, which made them theorize that that's what happened to the real Grand Staircase because in the wreck right now it's just nothing but a big hole.
I watched a video by Sam from a great channel called Historic Travels and if I remember correctly, that’s what he said actually happened. Don’t quote me on that because it’s been a bit since I’d seen that video, but I think your theory is actually spot on!
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..Does that channel still function?
@@A.Netizen.Since.2010 yeah just look up Historic Travels and it’ll be there. He posts pretty frequently and his videos are really well done.
The reason why it is the greatest movie ever made.
the fact they build the titanic (for the portion of the scene) shows a whole different scale how films are created back before there was greenscreen and cgi etc. Movieindustry of the golden era, because these movies were made with more love and passion than the mostly commercialized today. Profit was for sure also a big point even at this time. Rather is the Production and Costing of it meant. These movies were days before cost cutting was implemented in nearly every business segment known to us
There was a lot of CGI and Green Screen used in this film. There wasn’t the budget to build full size sets for all of the ship’s interiors, so model sets were built and the actors were filmed against a green screen and then superimposed onto the model footage. The thing about ‘Titanic’, was that it utilised practically every known special effect to create the whole picture. Full size sets, scale models, practical in shot effects, CGI, motion capture, green screen chroma key, you name it.
@@wishkid79 At least there wasn‘t not so much used than these days.
Salve, il film TITANIC è un capolavoro. Grazie alle foto che hai pubblicato si capisce quanto lavoro hanno dedicato per fare questo film .
no come oggi che ormai fanno tutto con la computer grafica per realizzare un film.
Grazie per le foto e video che ci hai mostrato.
12:01 Aquí puede verse que algunas personas se lastiman de verdad por los duros golpes.
12:14 y aquí luce real el barco si hubiera sido en 1912, totalmente oscuro en medio del Atlántico, para efectos de la película le colocaron luces que iluminan todo el casco pero en realidad todo eso estaba en plena oscuridad.
This has to be one of the most dangerous film sets ever. especially the interior grand staircase sinking. good job all around
All interior shots were filmed in a studio and not on that big outdoor set.
These sets should have been kept!!
The first minute of this video is just....too real, everything feels so authentic, if the title didn't say it was behind the scenes footage, i could have sworn it was the real thing captured on video....
Love or hate this film .. ALOT of effort went into making this movie happen in terms of custume design , prop design , cast hundreds of people for extras , even had experts make a miniature version of the titanic which is detailed exactly to the original specification . James Cameron even led an expedition to the real titanic also seen in the movie to ensure details were done perfectly.. And lastly the CGI graphics were the very best of the time back in 1998
Titanic was released at perfect time just before 21st century. Neither in black white era, nor in modern editing era❤️
10:51 I would have never thought it was filmed without real music 😮
..And that's pretty hard to imagine ! 😮
Incredible! The scale and detail is astonishing
And when you look back on it, it's quite hilarious to see when you compare it to the movie! Amazingly done! This is a true masterpiece! James Cameron did the best he could with technology at the time! He also wanted to be as realistic he could, respecting the facts that surrounds the whole event! Even the listing of the ship was taken into consideration because of the fire in the coal bunker, titanic had about 900 tons of coal moved from the starboard coal bunkers to the port side bunkers, giving it a 2 degree list, and it is said that Cameron wanted this to be in the movie, it's not clear from the movie that the ship is listing, but it is. That's about the only fact you can't see in the movie, but it's there! Again, amazing movie, yes we all know Rose and Jack are fake, they were not actual passengers on Titanic, but he had to spice up the movie somehow!
11:25 parecía una grabación de la época
Absolutely amazing in all aspects. My life would not be the same without this movie.
SUMMER 1997
I was Soldier at Greek Army and i was in Athens...
I saw this movie at Cinema, and in the End of movie, ALL PEOPLE CRYING WITHOUT MERCY...
From Preteens until Students age... and not only...
It cost to me at my soul and i could'n sleep for 1 Week...
It was my Best Movie Ever... this movie of Titanic...
I didn't have girlfriend then, and it cost to me many tears... (if you have not some hug from your other half - if you had not)
😢😭😢
Hello from Athens
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Hello From "NAFPLIO" city (about 2 hours from Athens via Car via 100klm/hour) 😁
*At the **1:00** mark, gotta say It was rather heartwarming to see all those folks screaming and drowning make it to safety* 🤭😉
It's terrifying to watch, even knowing they are actors
That behind the scenes footage looks... well, it looks surprisingly a lot like the movie itself. Almost like they traveled back in time to 1912 and stood there with modern cameras as people panicked and ran for their lives around them.
That was the idea…
i remember when i was very young every time i went to Tijuana from Ensenada I could see the Titanic from the road.
every time i watch this movie i always get a sinking feeling
I loved the Titanic and BTS footage. I’d like to see more behind the scenes of the ship itself, a BTS documentary on the filming of this movie would be great!!
This film absolutely deserves to have 11 Oscars, great work.
E merecia muito mais. ..
I saw the artifacts exhibit in Boston. Seeing those artifacts brought a tear to my eye. It was amazing exhibit to see. I remember one artifact was a little ceramic figurine that was meant as a gift to someone, that is when the tears really started.
Кэмерон сам как глыба льда, столько шедевров снял, сколько эмоций миру подарил,без спорно великий дядька, уважение👍
~08:10 Funny, that lifeboat has
"S.S. TITANIC" stenciled on its bow.
It's supposed to say "RMS TITANIC"
Royal Mail Ship Titanic. You messed up, James.
Pretty incredible, the days when they really made movies! These days they would just CGI the whole thing.
7:41
the dog: (chuckles) *im in danger*
0:31 you can see the ventilation props by the funnel getting knocked out of place
no matter what movie replaces this as number 1 on any list this film will forever be a classic a masterpiece because of the sheer amount of work that went into it! These behind the scenes are incredible
Hollywood's gotten too comfy with CGI its become stale, over used!.
Very well done picture,that,s the reason of the numbers of Oscar awards he obtains, one of the most popular picture in the world
I wish to god I could have been there. That looked so fun and to be part of such an Iconic movie would have definitely been the peak of my life.
Unfortunately I wasn't alive and wouldn't be so for quite a while.
damn, hearing the screams without any music is chilling... makes you think how traumatizing it was for the people in the boats
Wow indeed when this happens in 1912 people were scared to death
@@NynkeFdejong imagine it's pitch black and you are just hearing a thousand screams of pain and panic and terrible metal grinding noises
These behind-the-scenes scenes and the screaming freaked me out more than the actual movie.
Wow how time flies🕒 when you're working I started working for United Artists Movie Theater in early 1998 and this movie was still playing & I'm still working for them which is now Regal Cinema's and now 25 Anniversary 📽️🎞️🎬🛳️ This Movie still gives me chills 🌬️
You mean to tell me, they built a life size replica for the film, I didn't know that
Yes, James Cameron made a replica of the real TITANIC until everything on it was made as closely as possible. It's just that the size is slightly smaller than the size of the original TITANIC. The intact ship is used for the scene/set in the ship's room. Even the chimneys were emitting real smoke. James Cameron made a total of ±4 replicas of the TITANIC just for maximum results.
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1. Smaller miniature for scene split ship set.
2. Whole boat from front to back + 4 chimneys, for indoor set.
3. Replica of the back of the ship (only the top) for the set scene of Rose+Jack holding on to the railing as the ship sinks.
4. The back of the ship and all its bodies for the split ship set (zoom version)
#CMIIW
I believe it wasn’t a full replica. I remember reading somewhere that this replica was 90% the size of the real titanic. Either way the replica on this set is incredible.
@@Noone_4334 The ship is about 100 feet smaller IIRC than the real thing, the scale is the same, is just that they collapsed some spots, leading to structural differences that are noticed by people who are somewhat familiar with the real ship, such as myself and may others. I believe this was done due to cost cutting (didn't really work out to well) and technical limitations with tilting sets.
Well technically only the A deck exterior along with the boat and poop decks were built at large scale. The hull was only built to replicate the starboard side. The port side wasn’t built. So, it’s not exactly a life size replica, it’s a highly detailed large scale set. Much of what you see of the ship in wide shots, are scale models. Pretty big scale models, but it was more practical to shoot with models and CGI extensions than it was filming wide shots of the whole ship.
@@wishkid79 Even that was not at full scale, being shorter than the really thing.
It's funny how the movie cost more to make then the price to build the ship.
Легендарный фильм👍🔥🔥🔥
It’s just amazing the amount of work that went into making this movie. The sets the clothes the actors everything was thought out thoroughly and blended perfectly. The fact that they basically built the entire ship as a set is mind blowing
Hollywood needs to go back to making movies like this and only use green screen now and then to enhance a shot.
This was filmed at the fox studio lot in Ensenada, Mexico. How do I know? Because I've been there
Me encanta que no hayan usado la música de la película (aunque podían hacerlo, es música para la película... No para los documentales)
Это же сколько сил, и вложения были для этого, там макетов только десяток построенных кораблей и копия оригинального в полном масштабе, куча мебели, посуды, интерьера. 👍
Maravilhoso! O melhor filme do mundo 👏🏼🙌🏼❤️🙏🏼
vi no cinema na época. filme legal, só.
The fact that they actually used like 1500 people to make the movie
This will NEVER be repeated in such a glorious REAL way. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Today, nearly everything would be CGI. In the future, EVERYthing will be CGI.
Buenas escenas del recuerdo del barco de los sueños Titanic quedo para la historia 🚢🤓👏🏼🌊
the set is epic
The attention to details is amazing! James Cameron really did an outstanding job!
The name of titanic will live forever!
what a massive sets!
Na hora do naufrágio, nao tinha classe, todo mundo era " igual" .
Titanic is no doubt a Titanic made by Hollywood because of its massive scale of real life tragedy.
Чтобы решиться на такое, нужно действительно понимать, что ты делаешь и чего хочешь. Кэмерон красавчик
Que Maravilha lembrar do filme... É quanto foi trabalhoso
Amazing what we can do, when filmmaking is about art and entertainment and NOT some social or sexual gender issue. Great things wonderful things this is an amazing work of art forget avatar 2 this is a masterpiece avatar two is 15 years too late
If it wasn't for James Cameron, many of us would not even know what Titanic really was !!
1:26 that tottaly looks like the pools rooms :o
제임스 감독님. 제 인생 최고의 영화를 만들어주셔서 감사합니다.
Gisteravond weer gekeken naar de film, hele mooie film en je voelt de wanhoop van de mensen.❤️❤️
הטיטניק סרט גדול מהחיים .....אחד הסרטים המדהימים של כל הזמנים .....
The making of how Spielberg made titanic could be a movie on its own but This video is by far the best I have seen of behind the scenes.
I just commented the same thing… a movie of the making of the titanic would be a great movie by itself!!
What are you talking about? Cameron made this movie, not Spielberg 🙄
I used to feel sad when Jack died. But since finding out Leo is among those that want to de popul;ate the world, I'll watch LEO go under with joy
Amen.
Its crazy, the Set allows for the Deck being visible and its lights shining through the flooded Part. Watched it again in 3d projected, its insane how this movie escalates the horror of a sinking ship in the last hour.
There are so many great establishing shots, little "throwaways" that must have Cost a Fortune.
Боюсь представить какого было людям которые были на настоящем Титанике и что они испытали когда пошли на дно
Obra prima do cinema, que fostes produzido no século passado. Ficastes marcado na memória de quem, viu está delicadeza de detalhes.
Amo TITANIC 🎥, es mi película favorita.
Wow wow wow!!!! thank you for the Video 😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍
Adamlar ne film yapmış be.Helal olsun.
Triste e lindo, podia passar o filme TITANIC mais uma vez na TV
Thanks for bringing back some great memories as I was an extra in the movie.
200 million dollars well spent