Titanic (1997) REACTION PART 2
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Rose wasn't a real person, some of the passengers were real people and the events were real, but the love story between Rose and Jack were entirely made up
One of the scariest movie i've seen. Had nightmares for weeks. While the characters were fictional, tragedy is still real. In the back of my mind, a lot of ppl died like Jack did and I couldn't sleep for some days since i watched it.
React to a silent voice please, is an anime film about bullying, guilt, the consequences of your actions and shows what would happen if a bully from the past decides to make the one who bullied as children happy. The story is very beautiful.
You should react to tenet and the suicide squad
In your spare time, if you would like to watch another Titanic film (less angering)
I recommend:
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The funniest thing I ever saw in a theater happened when I saw this in the theater with my ex-wife. There was of course a lot of crying during the last parts of this film, and there was a woman down front that was particularly upset, and her boyfriend or husband or whatever kept shushing her. She'd cry, he'd be all SHHH! This went on and on. Finally when Jack died she was particularly upset. And right on cue the man goes SHHH and she yells "OH WHY DON'T YOU SHUT UP!" The audience cracked up.
Lol that's great
I went to go see this with the girlfriend at the time and don't remember anything because I was sleeping the whole time LOL
Lol
Saw it in Theater to and I was crying my eyes out in the last parts of the movie (had no boyfriend though to SHHH me because saw it without company) . Lol I would have begin to laugh to , that woman"s comment was sooo funny, like let my cry its SAD!.
😂😂😂😂😂
The musicians of Titanic were hailed as heroes. All eight of the Titanic orchestra perished with the ship. There is a memorial in Southhampton England honoring them.
And yet, the families of them were sued by the White Star Line for the loss of the uniform and the families only got paid half of the trip because the musicians never "finished" their contract.
@@thomasnieswandt8805 corporate bullcrap
Kool and the Gang would've unplugged their equipment, all the guitars and amps and mics, as soon as they hit that iceberg. "Come on, we got another gig in Cleveland. Let's go!"
Not just the musicians. Also the people in the boiler and the electricians and the mechanics. If they hadn't worked, the ship would probably have capsized. They prevented it and sacrificed their lives.
The lead musician was from a town away from me. There’s a memorial to him in the town centre
In the final scene, Rose throws away the diamond (known as the Heart of the Ocean) into the ocean because thats where it belongs with the rest of the titanic. Its also a metaphor representing the fact that 84 years ago she let go of the biggest part of her heart(Jack) and so now she lets go of that piece of her heart to him. In the end she passes away in her sleep warm in bed just like she promised Jack. Also added is the fact that she dies exactly where Jack and all other passengers of the titanic did, therefore finally giving in to her fate of dying with him. In the final vision, after Rose has passed she reunites with all the others who had passed this time without any division between rich and poor symbolizing that all are equals in death. The clock behind Jack reads the time 2:20am which was the exact time the Titanic sank completely into the ocean. When you understand the significance of such minute details it just makes everything so much more special
- Copied. Made Sooo much sense -
hi, do you know where from the Homies ? what countrie ?
21:56 the unsinkable Molly Brown was a real person and survived. I’d like to let you know that in real life that scene went quite the opposite, Molly tried to attack the sailor after he refused to turn back and the other passengers had to try and stop her from throwing him over board 🤣 she was one heck of a lady
The Titanic is one of those disasters where I think we all wonder how we would behave. As obnoxious as Quartermaster Hitchens was, he had a good point. They likely would have swamped the boat. And all of the people in it would have been tipped out.
Wow! Funny, i thought she would do that in the movie, i thought it was her vibe to do something like that, knowing the actual her did it is amazing
Molly brown was a true woman dident give a fuck who she upest
Come to Denver and visit her house.
Imagine if she was still alive during Women’s Suffrage.
Lmao I can't stop laughing at Ellie getting progressively angrier at Cal 😂
And she was smiling when rose told her fiance's death by suicide despite he survived. Lol
She goes from super empathy to serial killer so quickly...bless.
Exponentially.
lol "biiiiiiaaatttcch!! go die!"
starting to think that wasn't water she was sipping
omg You are so right lol WHEN ELLe says " I want to see someone liiiikke heem (Cal)... and Michelle says -Drowning" that broke me up🤣🤣 Its gonna be major tears when they see Leo and her freezing and hanging on later😰
Trivia: The last survivor of the Titanic died in 2009 at the age of 97. Her name was Millvina Dean, she was a newborn on the Titanic.
Ellie is so sweet when she cries and when she gets angry.
lol it's sweet how she holds michelle's arm too
Well annoying
Ellie?? is she the one in black??? if yes, that's right.s.he's very cute and adorable 🤣
Heeeey, don't talk about my sweetheart. 🥰
@@callumLB05I know it's what you are.
I loved how at the end of Rose's story, the crew finally let it sink in; that the area that they were joking around and spraying champagne everywhere in celebration of a big pay day was the site of one of the largest disasters in history. Men, women, children all died horrible deaths that night. And they died alone, long before any help could come.
Animals too. People forget the animals
@@Angelicwings1 Very true! We see how the dogs were walked on the 3rd class deck, but that's all we see here.. Though, I would've completely lost my mind if they showed the animals struggling and fighting for their lives as well in this movie... It's horrible enough as is
@@Angelicwings1 so true, I know it sounds selfish and bit wrong but death of animals affects me more than people, to this day I still can't rewatch I Am Legend
My Great Uncle died with the Titanic. He was 1 day from his 16th birthday when the ship went down. Old enough to be a man and let the women and children first as he and his guardian father (Samuel Hermann) said goodbye to his guardian mother and sisters (Herman women who survived) . His name was George Frederick Sweet.
Damn. Historically very fascinating and yet so sad and tragic
Wow.
Greatly appreciate you sharing!
Thank you for sharing, may his memory live on.
A real man your great uncle
It’s amazing watching people watch this for the first time. I saw this movie in the theaters 3x. Balled my eyes out every time. Watching you guys makes me feel like I’m back in 1997, still crying.
Some background characters were actually based off real people who were on the Titanic. The man half standing at 19:51 (white clothes) was genuinely based off the ship's head cook. He figured that there wouldn't be enough lifeboats and life jackets for everyone. So instead of attempting to evacuate the ship, he flung deckchairs, tables, dining room tables ---anything that will float overboard into the water so that others stood a chance of surviving and staying afloat. That was his only priority, choosing to save others instead of himself. He was actually recorded as the very last people to leave the Titanic, as shown at 19:51. Also.......he survived the sinking.
He also got absolutely wasted ;-)
The movie "A Night to remember" shows his character a little bit more (not a huge amount, but enough)
He survived 2 hours in the water.
@@DrumDTLTE2 Because he was so drunk, the alcohol kept him warm. Or so I heard.
@@Tabris93 The weird thing is that recent research shows that the effects of alcohol consumption could have made matters worse. Hypothermia causes blood to gather around vital organs to keep them warm. On the other hand, alcohol opens up the blood vessels and causes blood to rush to the skin which is then expelled causing even greater temperature loss. Scientists are baffled about how Charles Youghin, the baker, could survive. Not only did he survive, but he didn't even have lingering effects. In contrast, Archibald Gracie was rescued from the water and died of pneumonia months later. I guess it will remain a mystery.
@@DrumDTLTE2 how do you know so much is there any source that i can read about this? also did the head cook survive?
I love Ellie's raw and genuine passion!..No one could ever accuse her of hiding her feelings...I love passion, and it's beautiful to see.
13:06
@@juanitogallegos1943 I think this is my favorite emotion from her..Lol!...She has to be the most expressive person I've ever seen..Ellie, stay away from the poker tables.
@@sjd5750 where are you from?
@@franciscopichardo4663 Why?
@@sjd5750 forget it
I love when Rose said “He saved me in every way a person can be saved.” That’s when you knew it was not just love, but the truest love of all. It almost makes you sick to watch it be ripped away from them and to lose it.
I didn’t start crying until the part where Rose was trying to wake Jack up, slowly realizing that he died as the lifeboat was nearby. And then the big one that made me cry hard was Rose reuniting with Jack and the others in the afterlife and then Celine Dion’s My Heart Will Go On began playing during the end credits. It’s a very powerful song indeed.
When naval architects design ships, they do elaborate calculations to determine the stability/buoyancy of the ship under different conditions, including having different numbers of compartments flooded. This is why the designer knew for a "mathematical certainty" that the ship would sink: he'd literally done the maths, years before. He also knew the ship's systems inside-out, so he knew at what rate they could pump water out vs at what rate it was coming in. If the former's greater than the latter, then it's only a matter of time.
The problem with the Titanic was that a large number of the rivets used to build her were the wrong specification, so instead of having a large safety margin, they were only just strong enough to keep the hull plates together. When the iceberg scraped the heads off a large number of them all down the side, the increaded stress on the remaining rivets caused them to pop too, and the hull opened up like a zipper, letting water into more compartments than the ship could survive.
The Titanic disaster was a huge wake-up call for government and industry about maritime safety. New rules means that ships had to be more resilient and had to carry a number of lifeboats and rafts that was proportionate to the number of people on board. Radio sets also now had to be manned 24/7 by ship's crew under the command of the captain, instead of being private employees of the radio manufacturer. Had the Titanic's distress calls been picked up by the several ships nearby, many more people could have been saved.
Pressure testing was done in simulation and found that if one rivet failed, the others would hold, when originally they thought it would open like a zipper. Keep in mind, from 300 ft of damage, the total opening was around 12 sq ft. The problem is that the force was so strong and abrupt that it couldn't be matched. If you remember Costa Concordia in 2012, it was merely drifting and opened up like a tin can. It would have completely sank if it were in deeper water. Icebergs are less of a threat only because the International Ice Patrol monitors them. That organization initiated after the disaster. Scientists and engineers believe that if icebergs were in the path of a ship, they could be as much of a threat as in 1912.
Thank you for the info. There's always something about Titanic that I'll find out from time to time and each time I'll get dumbfounded.
The hull and rivets were neither weak nor the "wrong specification", the steel was made by Colville&Sons in Motherwell, Scottland, and was of the highest grade available up until the 40s.
The Queen Mary, and most Allied European battleships, were made of exactly the same steel, with a manganese-to-phosphorous ratio of 6.8:1 (modern steel dwarfs this at up to 200:1), which is still considered very strong, even by today's standards - though the limits of modern steel can be MUCH higher
The reason the hull opened up is due to the force of the collision. The iceberg likely weighed at least 20,000 to 40,000 tons, and with the ship striking it at well over 15 knots (probably around 18-20 knots at the time of collision) this applied far too much force to the hull plating for the ship to withstand.
The hull plates buckled under the sheer stress, and the buckling popped the rivets out and she opened up along her seams.
The main reason was force of collision. People tend to underestimate an iceberg's strength. All the materials used were standard shipbuilding materials.
Olympic was virtually the same as Titanic. She had 3 major collisions yet no serious hull damage and little to no hull maintenance throughout her lifetime.
Titanic's hull, after the ocean floor impact, still stays intact for the most part. With Cameron expedition going to the Cargo hold, it's clear the bow part buried in sand hasn't crumpled.
@MrHws5mp And to add, White Star Line went a cheaper route with the steel selected for the hull plating which became more brittle than ductile in freezing water.
The story of musicians playing classical music while the titanic sank is true :'(
Wow! That’s wild
And that's where the famous quote comes from 'And the band played on.'
Those guys were my favorite part of the whole movie :)
At the end they played "nearer my god to thee"
@@osirispluto8782 the last song they play is super sad, much more with the background images they put on.
Michelle: "You want to go kill him?"
Ellie: "Yes"
Michelle: "I think he died a long time ago"
That had me crackin up
Please react to Pretty Woman (1990) with Julia Roberts in it.
🤣
I swear I thought Michelle was going to say ' Okay let's go kill him now' lol.
He actually never existed.
@@mysteryperson1976 you don’t say
Ellie - "this movie is so cryable...." err...Ellie, EVERY movie is cryable to you, that's why we love your reactions so much :)
Girls you have made me crying and laughing, laugh for the hate for caledon, crying for rest big hugging at you two of France ! Kisses🤗😘❤️
The two girls should have come prepared with several boxes of tissues and a fluffy huggie toy for each of them. 😁
26:08 "he survived?" Had me laughing and also her face 😂 same girl, same.
the face read like "what the fuck"
There is an attraction in Tennessee of the titanic. It looks like the first half of the ship. When you go in it looks identical to the huge staircase and other features of the real ship. There’s a part where you go into a very dark room which is freezing. There are tiny lights to look like stars as if you were outside. It’s supposed to be as cold as it was that night in this room. They have some water you can put your hands in which is the temperature of the water that night.
I have no idea how those people made it through that freezing temperature & water.
When you enter they give you a pamphlet w a name on it. For your tour your name is that of one of the passengers. As you go through you look for that name. There are facts of that person placed all throughout the ship. When you get to the end you find the fate of the passengers name you hold.
It also has some artifacts pulled from the ship placed throughout even some of the real life jackets used.
I don’t know if there titanic attractions anywhere else but if you’re in Tennessee & want to experience what it might have been like it’s worth the time.
That sounds pretty remarkable. And the pamphlet with the person's life and information on it sounds very similar to what they do at the Holocaust museum in DC.
@@IcedEarth426 wow I’d love to go see that. It’s people w visions like these that keeps our tragic history alive. Not just from a textbook but a hands on learning experience
There was an attraction like that in Las Vegas a number of years ago. The pamphlet I got was of the only black man aboard Titanic who held a second-class ticket. His pregnant wife and two daughters managed to survive the sinking but sadly, he didn't make it.
Adrenaline kept them alive in the water, along with the fears of drowning, being eaten by a giant fish, etc.
2:42 simply put, he designed the ship, he understands the mathematics of it, and understands how the doors/compartments are meant to work…but he also understands their limitations
As was rephrased in an earlier production of this event, 1979s “S.O.S. Titanic”, andrews in that film points out that the safety features render the ship unsinkable from every conceivable danger…then points out how they couldn’t have conceived of an iceberg tearing a gash 300ft long in her side and thereby overwhelming the safety features…
There are new documentaries which shows the Titanic's design indeed was unsinkable even with that iceberg, what they found is the Titanic had ugly construction's vices that made it sink. The new documentaries also show an investigation ensued immediately after the disaster and through corruption and company's internal cover up the construction's vices were not made to the public. What unearthed these new documentaries is the Titanic would think even with a collision with a tug boat.
@ they used standard shipbuilding materials. The rivets that were inserted by hand had some amount of slag in it. These rivets were forward and aft where hydraulic machines can't get into. It had to be put by hands. Such rivets become brittle under extreme cold. Metallurgy wasn't advanced as now. The force of impact was so high the rivets popped out creating multiple gaps between hull plates.
Titanic didn't have a large gash. It was a series of punctures along the hull created due to rivets holding the hull plates popping out.
@@gokulgopan4397 indeed she did not have a gash…but the film in referring to was filmed before the wreck was discovered, and that referring to a gash was what the actor playing andrews said in said film
I just love how passionate ellie gets in her movies, either raw crying or yelling. Love the passion. If yall like love stories id recommend the movie Ghost
And what about Lord of the Rings (Aragorn and Arwen) or even Star Wars (Anakin and Padme)? :D These are unterratet love stories and even better than Twilight lol.
The cutest part @ 11:09-11:12 🤣🤣🤣
Michelle: "You have so much hate in you..."
Ellie: (crying) I knooow
Okaaaay,... another cute part at 11:35 🤣
Michelle: You want to go kill him?
Ellie: (sobbing) Yes....
There is no love without hate. Ellie just loves more than the average person
Bruce Ismay doesn't really deserve the hate, in real life First Officer Murdock told him to get on (the last launched) boat, he suffered massive amounts of depression and guilt for the rest of his life, blaming himself for everything and feeling he should have died that night. His rivals in the company used the incident and his survival to defame him to the public and make him a villain who only tried to save himself to the public, when in reality until Murdock told him to get in he had been helping people into the boats and when he did get in, he was the last passenger around it. Also while it is claimed that he ordered the ship to go faster the evidence doesn't support it and he had no actual reason to.
All in all, him staying and dying would have only resulted in his death, another death in a night full of death. As it was, he like many other survivors never escaped the Titanic, it haunted many of them for the rest of their lives.
it's like if you made something, that nobody else could. it was risky, but worth the cost. then, upon public consumption of that thing you and only you made.. a mass of people dies due to consuming your product. you would feel sad and depressed and guilty for the rest of your life, yes.. AS YOU SHOULD. which is why the captain, and some other rich people , allowed the weight of responsibility rest on their shoulders and they went down with the ship, rather then live like Ismay. It wasn't hate.. it was disrespect for the choice he made. back then, nobody loved a coward. these days, cowardice is rewarded, economically, socially.
Bruce Ismay mocked God and that’s why the sink sunk...
@@keetahbrough Agreed back in those days cowards were shunned in all levels of society, especially those men who don't act in situations like this with women and children suffering in a crises. In world war one there were a large number of young men who self deleted because they couldn't join the military and couldn't live with the shame, different times and different men.
@@bellaar08 nope.. Where do you get all these misinformation
none of the scenes make me cry anymore because i've watched the movie dozens of times now but Ellie makes me cry when she cries, her emotions are so pure
For those who were in first class on the Titanic dinner started at 7:30 p.m. and ended at 11:30 p.m. (there were many courses of food) the ship hit the glacier at roughly 11:40 p.m. The highest chance of survival is if you were a woman in first class as well. It was only after the Titanic sank and people realized that women and children were the first helped did other cruise lines start doing the same. Also the richest man in the world was on the Titanic and his name was Astor and the most expensive necklace that was $20,000 at the time was also on that ship but was never found.
"Do you want to go kill him?" Eliie......."Yuuuuesss" XD
Ellie, the jail time isn't worth it.
Ellie, we need more reactions from you and Michelle. I love the chemistry you both have and it's great to see the pair of you react. You're both so different in the way these movies hit you, and it's really refreshing.
Much love from me over here in the UK.
Titanic colliding with the iceberg and sinking and all those people dying is of course something that truly happened, and it's almost unimaginable how heartbreaking that is. Jack and Rose though are fictional. Brilliant characters though and absolutely terrific actors. Leo & Kate became the absolute best of friends while filming this film and still are to this day.
That moment when Rose realises Jack is dead and she's ready to simply stay quiet and die as well, but then remembers the promise she made him. He was gone and the only thing she could do for him was to keep that promise, and so she chose to survive. Then years later she dies as an old lady, warm in her bed, surrounded by photographs of her in her youth doing all the things she talked about with Jack and promised him she would do. Absolutely beautiful.
I can't take credit for this quote because I saw someone else say it in a different video, but I'd like to repeat it because it's so good:
"Jack wanted to live, while Rose wanted to die. Jack died for Rose, while Rose lived for Jack."
Aww girls :,( I love how empathetic and passionate you both are
You mean obnoxious?
@@JM-ji9kx how are they obnoxious?
@aj I love you
@@JM-ji9kx oh really? And yet HERE you are 😂
Ellie gives such emotions in these videos like screaming at 3:09 “HIT HIM!!!!!” It adds excitement to your videos ladies😃
"But I thought the old lady dropped it in the ocean at the end"
"Well baby, I went down and got it for you"
The lack of life boats for the passengers and crew is historically true. Such a nefarious tradition it was, that US Maritime Law was changed after the Titanic tragedy, so that all ships were now required to carry sufficient life boats to accommodate all passengers and crew members, as well as the introduction of required safety drills and exercises.
Interesting that it was US Maritime law to changed after Titanic when it was a British ship, I'm assuming that also changed British Maritime Law also?
@@Dom-fx4kt Both had to be reviewed. British maritime law had not been upgraded in ages (figure of speech, but it had not been reformed when ships like the Titanic entered into production). The flawed laws allowed ships on both sides of the Atlantic to carry very few lifeboats but claim that they were "above the norm".
In the case of the Titanic, the boars were clearly insufficient, but the numbers complied with what the law required (and the numbers were even "way more" than the law required; that's why the White Star Line decided not to exaggerate, they had already done enough).
Ellie it's okay to be angry at the bastard fiance but the actor, Billy Zane, he's a cool dude😎
It's a walk off.
That's the way it goes sometimes, baby... The evil ones save themselves at the expense of others. The Good die young. Finally though she joined the ghosts of the Titanic, and embraced Jack forever!
The girl with the black shirt is so sweet when she gets angry and crying
I enjoy ellies emotional outpouring during the sad and dramatic scenes,...beautiful to see people feel. 😢
Wow. I cried the first time I saw the film. And now, with your reaction ... even more. No matter how other people judge this film. For me it is a masterpiece of emotional storytelling and cinema imaging.
Many of the surviving crew were disowned by their families out of shame of having taken a place on the lifeboats, even if they were needed to navigate and help passengers
why is the life of girls more important than the life of guys?
I never heard this before--got a source?
@@timson4425 It's an old moral code of conduct but has no basis in maritime law, in the case of a disaster situation with limited resources the most vulnerable should be helped to leave the scene first, the likely to be the injured, elderly and young children, in 1912 women were considered to be part of the vulnerable group.
The issue with the Titanic is that part of the crew missinterpreted the "women and children first" directive and didn't want to let men get on the boats, when the orders were to let the women and children first aboard the boats and then the men. You can see that the evacuation was clearly a mess since it survived less people than expected and not all were women and children.
@@timson4425 Because they are prettier? 🥰 Would you not give up your seat for either a Michelle or an Ellie (or even for their mothers and sisters and female cousins?). The fact is that women and children represent the future of humanity. Yes they are more vulnerable (but the women are not necessarily weaker as the resiliant Rose had clearly demonstrated). But preserving the vessels of human continuity should always be a priority in an emergency scenario. Every death of a girl is a sad step back for humanity.😥
@@x_trio_3_po333 what is wrong with you? Men also important to the world
There was a nurse by the name of Violet Jessop stationed aboard Titanic.
One year earlier, she was aboard Titanic’s sister ship (nearly identical to Titanic) the RMS Olympic, when it collided with the HMS Hawke, a ship designed for sinking others by ramming them. Olympic’s watertight compartments were effective in preventing its sinking, and it was repaired and put back into service.
Violet survived Titanic, and 4 years later found herself stationed aboard the new and improved design based on Titanic and Olympic- the HMHS Britannic, a hospital ship for WW1.
Britannic struck an underwater mine and began to sink. It may not have, except that it’s captain demanded that all of the lower deck porthole windows be left open to keep fresh air throughout the ship’s interior- rendering the watertight compartments ineffective.
50 crew members died in the sinking, at least 30 of which when their lifeboats were pulled into the port side propeller as the stern of the ship raised out of the water, as the captain ran the engines at full steam trying to beach the ship before it sank.
Violet Jessop was on one of these lifeboats, but was one of the few to successfully bail and swim away, through blood stained water.
Violet Jessop went on to work for White Star Line, Red Star Line and eventually returned to the Royal Mail Service (RMS).
And they call Molly Brown “the Unsinkable”.
Lol I clicked for Titanic, I stayed for the Ellie’s reaction, I laughed through this lol amazing to see the two contrasting personalities 😂😂😍
Note - this movie is not based on a true story. The story and the characters are all fiction, with some real life characters thrown in. And several of the real life characters had their story changed to fit the narrative. It's a story based on true events, not a true story.
Lol, shh you're ruining they're fun 😂 "that's the real rose in those pictures" 😄
If you're referring to Murdoch shooting himself. From my research into the Titanic's history, I would still argue that, that actually happened and his family refuses to except the truth.
@@oscarjohnson2130 As someone who has been Titanic Enthusiast/Nerd for the past 11 years ever since the age of 7, according to a letter written by 2nd Officer Charles Lightoller to 1st Officer William Murdoch's wife, he wrote "I was then practically looking down on your husband and his men. He was working hard, personally assisting, overhauling the forward boat's fall. At this moment the ship dived, and we were all in the water." On the wreck you can even see the remaining Welin Lifeboat Davit cranked in the inward position which shows that men were actively on it attempting to hook up Collapsible Engelhardt Lifeboat A. If this letter is true, then the timing could disprove that Murdoch was the one to commit suicide. There is a potential candidate for the suicide which was Chief Officer Henry Wilde as he seems to disappear from survivor accounts at around 2:05 AM. Overall it will never be fully known and there are various aspects that the movie portrayed differently/incorrectly than real life that the original comment is most likely referring to such as topics regarding to removing lifeboats for clutter whereas Titanic carried 4 extra boats than what was required from the Maritime Board of Trade, the claim for achieving headlines or the blue ribbon which wouldn't be possible as Cunard's Lusitania and Mauretania were Significantly faster and Mauretania held the ribbon at the time and there is no evidence that there was an intention to achieve headlines, the claim of going full speed in an icefield which was partly true but Boiler Room 1 was planned to be lit on the day after the collision would have taken place which the movie got incorrect by having Captain Smith state they had the last of the boilers lit, and Titanic was traveling at around 21 to 22 knots whereas her top speed is at around 23 to 24 knots. The reason for traveling at such speeds in an icefield is that the ship is more maneuverable at higher speeds and the crew had an impression that the forecast was perfectly clear and calm and that they would see an iceberg far enough away to avoid in which they ended up altering course to move further South in hopes of avoiding the icefield. Overall the movie may portray Joseph Bruce Ismay as a villain in some way whereas Mr. Ismay never pressured Captain Smith to increase speed or anything. Mr. Ismay remained on the ship until 2 AM after helping dozens of passengers board lifeboats and he boarded one of the last few Lifeboats when there were no passengers left in the area and it is likely that Chief Officer Wilde ordered Mr. Ismay into Collapsible Engelhardt Lifeboat C instead of him being portrayed as sneaking onboard. It is somewhat saddening to see an individual receive blame or hate as those same people would have most likely snuck off themselves if it meant survival and especially after everything Mr. Ismay had also been through on that night. Bruce Ismay was so intensely traumatized that he had to receive doses of morphine to calm himself down.
The main thing is for the film to be played
@@oscarjohnson2130 Murdoch never shot anybody though
I've seen Ellie cry at many movies so when I started watching this of course I was like... here come the tears.
Elle I absolutely LOVE your emotions. I love that you yelled at Cal for being a scumbag. I love that you cried at every moment we all cried at. This is what makes your channel the best. Thanks again for sharing such an incredible movie. I cried more watching it with you than I did during the original. :-)
Poor Michelle I thought Ellie was going to hurt you a few during this review, she was so passionate and understandably so, but I've watched this movie a dozen times and I've never laughed so hard as I did today 🤣 😂 Thanks for this channel 🥰🥰
I give Ellie props for enduring such a sad movie even though she’s very emotional.
I am living for Ellie’s reactions here.
Poor Michelle's ears I think that's the most emotional I've ever seen ellie get. You both actually looked physically exhausted after that film.
Her heart will always be with Jack that’s why she throws her heart into the ocean
Rose and Jack are fictional characters. The old photos at the end are of Rose (Kate Winslet) having the exciting and adventurous life that she promised Jack she would have.
One reason, why this movie is so popular and awarded, is that it is quite good cover what might have happened on that faithfull night. It clearly demonstrates a society of time being. It also acts as a warning for us what might happen under an emergency, when people are not considered as an equal.
Yeah, although it's a completely fictional storyline (the love triangle) there's a major underlying truth to the story of the titanic sinking and truth to every character (even Cal as much as I didn't like him). This movie is like a scavenger hunt, every time you watch it you find more cool details. I'm 16 and to be honest I don't think much about the titanic. All I know is that it's a ship...that sinks and it was very tragic and sad. But since I watched this I know sooooooooo many more things and I'm interested more and more. I would have probably never learned as much in school or even been interested in a "history/ education" video about the titanic. I think this is my all time favorite movie now. I love it so much and has been binge editing videos of Jack and rose for a week. I only just watched it last week.
@@trustfratedinfires6325 You should watch "A Night To Remember (1958)". I believe its a lot better then this version of the titanic. You'll learn a lot as it includes so much more than this movie
@@mastixencounter because I've been OBSESSED with this movie my grandma got me a book about Titanic and what do you know?... It's the book 'A night to remember'. I definitely plan on reading it but between school and me binge watching new romance shows I need to find time. It's on my to do list. Thanks.
It is my favorite movie today, tomorrow and all my life. Believe me that on the 14th I took my mother to the cinema to see it in 3D, it was something spectacular and that since the 90s my mother had not seen a movie in the cinema and in real 3D, she liked it a lot and I left crying. I hope you liked the Titanic movie a lot, a great cinematographic work that I won't get tired of watching over and over again 😭😭😭😭 Hugs to you and greetings from Palenque Chiapas, Mexico 💙💙 😢😢
I'm laughing harder on Ellie getting mad when the stupid fiance Cal decided to help save a kid. Good times
LllAAAAAAR!!!! absolutely mental!
YESSSSS!!!! To be fair, I was pissed off at first too about him using the child to save his own life. But then I figured 'you know, he is a coward, for sure, but on the other hand, he also saved a child's life.. So yeah.. Can't be too pissed off about that'
Seeing this in the movies,was an experiance I will never forget...it stood in movies for months...and at the end people stood to applaud!
Left girl looks tough but at the end her eyes also teared up. Love this moment. :-)
Even though a lot of people criticize disasters being used for entertainment (in this case, a movie), actually titanic should always be remembered. Those lives were not lost in vain. The Titanic disaster changed vessel safety regulations that last until nowadays. Those regulations inspired safety regulations in airplanes, which nowadays is the most common mean of transportation for intercontinental trips. Part of the reason that airplanes are so safe, is because of the Titanic disaster. Even though you can’t have lifeboats in planes, the titanic disaster created the following notion: do never count on the perfect function of the machine, no matter how modern it is. Aviation nowadays have redundancies in almost every system. Lifeboats are considered a redundancy. But things like the radio of the Californian being off never happened again. Californian could’ve basically saved the lives of Titanic. They were very close. Anyways… still, the message: those lives were not lost in vain.
I'm not soft and I hardly ever cry but this movie Brought tears to my eyes 😂
The way she wiped her nose @12:22 had me laughing for like 5 minutes straight! Lmao 😂
One of my favorite reactions from Eliie yet. Titanic plus Ellie is a wonderful thing lol. Never change, Ellie. Love you too, Michelle. Thanks for a great reaction, guys. Cheers.
Incredible movie, huh! One of the things that made it have impact was that the ship was real, 90% real size. Makes it real.
Of course this film is touching and romantic for women, you're imagining yourself to be Rose floating away on half a door. All of us guys imagine being the dude who sinks to the bottom or falls off the side of the ship, getting crushed by a chimney xD
Ol’ Billy Burr 😁
You know, not only was there room for both of them on the panel, but if Rose had have stayed on the lifeboat instead of jumping off to be with Jack, he would have found the same panel and survived.
Actually, if Rose and Jack weren't distracting the lookouts in the first place, the Titanic may not have sunk in the first place! (I know, but it's fun to blame them).
that is build on a test in theoretical practice, but it do not hold because its totally different in real life when you are stone cold and so forward. Those people that tried it was not that cold as they were and They wanted Jack to die in this film because in real life as a 3 class passenger and male he most likely would have.
Jack and his friends, and Rose and her family and Cal......all fictional characters, but everyone else really did exist and died on the real Titanic. Rest in peace.
Poor Ellie, lol. I was really young when this movie came out and all i remember was EVERY girl in theater crying their eyes out when leo died;p
i'm not a girl but i bawled my eyes out. it' just a great movie. cameron is legend
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I remember 3/4 of the auditorium not watching the film because they girls were looking down or at least watching through their fingers and a sea of tears. 😂
He died for her and she lived for him. And she did everything they said they would do
Epiiiic reaction. These two play so well off of each other. You can tell they are real life besties. Great movie great reaction.
"18:00 Whoah, that thing is so huge!" Yup, that's what she said....
9:29 one of my ancestors, or at least direct relative of an ancestor was a crewman who survived and crewed the lifeboat that was just placed under Lowe’s command. There is even an extra in scene performing the actions described in his testimony.
James Cameron trawled through all the documented testimony he could so that any scenes not involving the characters of the film could be as “accurate” as possible.
When Lowe just after this shouts to a large group of men to keep back before firing several shots out over the water, there is a crew member using the big white chunky piece of wood, the lifeboats tiller arm, as a club to push back and threaten to swing at the mob of men…
A night to remember was better
Still he got wrong in many places like Murdoch's plot, Ismay's plot, captain Smith etc. Testimonies were available.
Still he chose to go with the myths like villain Ismay, Murdoch being a suicidal coward , captain ignoring warnings, 3rd class passengers being locked by gates which is nowhere documented, etc
You should watch Somewhere In Time. A writer stops at an old hotel and falls in love with the portrait of an actress who had stayed there long ago. So he becomes determined to try and go back in time to find her. Starring Jane Seymour snd Christopher Reeves (Superman.). Great film.
Your synopsis kinda reminds me of Laura.
@@Tooba-K123 Another great film! Remade with Burt Reynolds as Sharky’s Machine. Mediocre.
OMG I LIVE THAT MOVIE!!! I bawl my eyes out e v e r y d a m n t i m e...
Although some of the minor characters were actual people on the Titanic, both Jack and Rose were fictional characters. All the photos were that of the actress Kate Winslet.
I love this movie!
I’m in Salem Oregon it is my day off and I am day drinking while my ladies out of town, it was boring until you posted this!
You two rock, thank you for making this morning awesome!
Great reaction! You guys made me cry and I’ve seen the movie a million times. A good one to watch is The Notebook, don’t forget the tissues. ❤️
The guy trying to "drown" Rose wasn't being horrible. And for the lifeboat leaders who didn't want to go back weren't either. Drowning rescues are the most dangerous rescues you can attempt because a victim loses all ability to reason.
Most lifeguard training now even include teaching how to physically fight in water because people are so desperate they drag others down with them in any way they can in effort to float. Even loved ones. You can explain that if they are calm they'll survive and they won't hear you. Even 911 is supposed to discourage people WITH floating devices not to help any more trying to toss the device unless they are trained. That man was doing what drowning people do - trying to lift himself with anything possible. And the people on the boats knew that going back when everyone was alive meant no one would survive...they would swamp and sink the lifeboats and everyone in them. It's not cruel, it was unfortunately necessary.
11:44 this sequence becomes far more relevant in the originally intended alternate ending scene
Michelle's reaction at 27:00 with the gun comment.... looks like a meme is born :D And the "super" comment immediately after... EPIC!!! HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
This is now my favorite reaction to this movie! I've seen this movie probably 10.0000 times, so I don't cry anymore. But it's so sad and yet so good!
At 15:55 the band is playing Nearer my God to Thee which is a song that according to eyewitnesses was played during the actual sinking of the Titanic.
One of the greatest films of all time. I wish my Mom was around to see this. She would have.loved it.
A night to remember was better
At the end, Ellie should have sang the Celine Dion song. With her Bulgarian accent, hard 'H's, rolling R's and crying most the time. :) On a serious note, she'd probably have a great singing voice.
I love Ellie's reaction ! She is soo cute.Rose and Jack story is not a real one. They all are fictional characters. Those character were made for 1997 Titanic movie. That is the reason this has lot of emotions. That is the reason we love it more. Love you guys !! Love from Sri Lanka.🤍
Are u aware thar she was the second ship. She had an older sister called Olympic, and a younger sister called the britannic. She actually sunk faster than the titanic. Britannic was turned into a hospital ship. And she sunk, it's uncertain whether or not she was hit by a torpedo or hit a mine.
There are so many interesting and amazing facts about Titanic and it's end- it's definitely worth reading up!
11 Oscar Awards. Titanic' is in the top 5 of movies that have received the most awards
Look up the unsinkable Molly Brown, she was the one who tried to turn the lifeboat around. She was a very interesting individual. Two 1950's Titanic movies are probably the best of the Titanic genre, (1953) Titanic & (1958) A Night To Remember.
Another very good one was (1979) S.O.S. TITANIC
"YOU PUT HIM IN HIS POCKET YOU [censored]"
The booming voice of indignation XD.
"How you can be certain a ship will sink?"
It is unknown exactly what was the interaction between Thomas Andrews, Bruce Ismay and Captain Edward Smith; but as the ship designer Andrews knew very well the Titanic's numbers: basically a ship is designed keeping in mind it can sink, so you design it to still float with some sections flooded (the danger is not the water in itself, it's the added weight). That's the purpose of water thight doors: to contain the flooding to the limited spaces you've designed to flood... but if water is entering in more places than the ones you've designed to be entirely flooded, it's a certainty the ship is going to take a lot of water and a lot of extra weight, making a certainty it will sink. I don't envy Andrews position that night, realizing with each inspection and report the ship is in the worst possible scenario it could be.
"Why the boats left so empty?"
One of the many mysteries (and mistakes) of that night was that the boats were lowered practically empty. Charles Lightoller, the person in charge of distributing the evacuation orders, is partially to blame because he understood "Women and children first" as "Women and children only", the other crew members either made free interpretation of this rules (once women and children were not around, they lowered the boat instead of filling it) or they were not very aware of how much weight they could take, reducing the number of survivors.
"You have so much hate in you XD"
I couldn't stop laughing for a while after this XD. May i suggest the production team finds a plushie of some character(s) Ellie hates so she can strangle them when it's needed XD? But, on her behalf, Cal does everything to be the most hated character in all the film (and, perhaps, in all of cinema history).
"Rose jumping back"
While it's one of the most melodramatic elements of the film (and, of course, there is probably no real reference someone did that in the Titanic); it's not that far from reality. In 1914 the trasatlantic Empress of Ireland sank after a collision in the Saint Laurence river (the ship sank after only 14 minutes due to the damages). One of the passengers, the english writer and actor Laurence Irving eventually made it to safety, but he had lost track of her wife, actress Mabel Hackney. Irving, worried that his wife couldn't swim jumped back into the cold water of the Saint Laurence River never to be seen again. Both bodies were never recovered.
"Are you that stupid you want to survive sinking a girl?"
Well... I can't blame him. In panick situations in water, some people get blocked and desperately try to cling or climb on top anything that floats, even when in a regular day everyone could see those objects don't float much: tables, doors, people... That's why rescuers many times have to hit someone to prevent them from "clinging on top" of the rescuer in desperation, putting both (the victim and the rescuer) in serious danger.
"You get the film better when you are a little older"
Indeed! Titanic (and many other blockbusters) are not for kids (although I was glad I could see it as a kid because I had accidentally found a book about the disaster XD). But, being logical, the length of the film, the topics, the special effects, the heart breaking moments... that the film is "a blockbuster" doesn't mean it's for everyone to see in just one go and enjoy.
And that would be it. Nice reaction video and see you in the next one.
Yeah, romance movies are great if there's action around it. Kind of reminds me of my most favorite romance movie, a man loved a woman and had to protect her. He confused his love for her, but she said it would destroy their loves. And just when they get captured, she confuses her love for him before they're taken out to be executed . . .
But they get rescued . . . But it had a very tragic ending . . .
"You turned her against me!"
"You have done that yourself . . ." :3
Clever way of describing Star Wars.
If Jack put Rose's life belt under the door, it would hold them both and he would live...
The biggest mistake they made building the ship was they used Iron rivets which become brittle when in freezing temperatures with force applied, all of which happened with striking an iceberg, its believed if the Titanic had struck the iceberg head on it wouldn't have sank
That was no mistake. Iron rivets were state of the art at the time. Every passenger ship were made of it. Titanics sister Olympic never had a problem with the rivets.
Can you really imagine a scenario where the Titanic hits the iceberg head-on, the iceberg hanging 50ft over the deck, with almost twice the mass, and 90 percent of it's mass underwater and still surviving? I'm pretty sure in most scenarios a head-on collision is the one you try to avoid.
@@madeincda I'm just sharing what some experts think, the idea is that the strongest part of a ship is the prow
@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 Perhaps your right. I don't know how a ship is engineered. Perhaps they do take this scenario into account while building the ship. If that's the case the crew members on the Titanic made a serious mistake.
2:37 The ship is separated and made up of separate compartments. As Mr. Andrews said, “she can stay afloat with the first five compartments breached, but not five.” Each compartment is separated by what is called watertight bulkheads. So bulkheads seal water from going through. The problem is the bulkheads only went as high as "E" deck. So when the weight of water pulls the ship down from the bow, the water spills over the bulkheads to the next compartment. Lastly, he was the architect behind the construction of the ship.
Edit: the temperature of the water on that day/night was around -2°C. At that temperature, the shock would possibly kill you because of cardiac arrest, or hypothermia would kick in within five minutes. It was blistering cold! A majority of the people that did not survive were third-class passengers because a large portion were trapped behind those locked gates.
Out *Homie Michelle* sound like she might be a little freak...lol
*"Ill tell him slap me one more time & I'LL LIKE IT"*
Andrews designed and supervised the building of the ship. He was a professional engineer who can calculate these things. He knew that Titanic was doomed from the moment he received the damage reports, whether Ismay (one of the owners) was willing to believe him or not. Andrews was wrong about how long it would take Titanic to sink, however, probably because the divers who were working to plug the holes, in addition to the pumps, were having a greater effect than he thought. Either that and/or the damage to each compartment was less than he had thought. Titanic actually took nearly 3 hours to sink, and that was a good thing.
26:20 her face. James Cameron's n°1 Masterpiece
I love rewatching their reaction to Rose telling the story of Cal's death after the crash of 1929.
8:50 though Rose & Jack are fiction, details, such as the boats loading less people or the musicians playing till death, were Titanic's events that did happen in real life.
Yes, the actual ship and the sinking of it was a real life deal. But the story and characters are fictional
The water where the Titanic went down is generally around 28 degrees Fahrenheit. A person can survive in water like that 15-20 minutes.
Great reaction by both of you. That this really happened makes this movie utterly heart breaking.
What the hell do Ellie's neighbors think with all the screaming lol
You two showed the true expressions from this movie. I felt it everytime.
this movie had me crying for like an hour or more its crazy emotional D: i just watched it yesterday and i still feel like crying now :((
Once when I saw this, when they began loading the lifeboats "women and children first", the Monty Python joke about "women, children, spacemen, red indians and Flemish merchants or a sort of complete Renaissance men" came back to me; I couldn't stop thinking about it and I had to suppress my laughter, which I knew would've sounded inappropriate in the packed theater.