That's what I think, too, lmao. There were 123 Swedes on board, and 89 perished, so there's a big chance they would have died if they went on the ship.
Billy Zane played a great bad guy. The scene when he turns over the table and throws it was ad- libbed. It wasn't in the script for him to do it...he just decided to do it during take as he thought it would add more drama to the scene. He was right...It made the audience hate him more.
I personally believe Billy Zane did the best acting in the movie. Everyone were excellent and deserved awards. Not trying to take anything from Kate or Leo, but, I feel some were left behind, left in Kate and Leo's shadows, so to speak. Just my opinion.
Two fun facts about the drawing scene of Rose. That was actually Kate and Leo's first scene they filmed together. So the initial awkwardness between them was genuine. And the hands that drew the actual sketch on camera were James Cameron's hands.
25:35 Michelle: (high-pitched squeals of delight) Ellie: "Oh my God! They're kissing!! ..." Michelle: "Don't cry for this scene. This will be cringe. Please! Don't cry that they're having sex. This is not normal!" Ellie: "I'm not crying!! ... I just am such ..."
For older Rose more than a nostalgic memory it was relieving a very traumatic experience and that's one of the many reasons she told the crew the story, since they were looking for the diamonds but as many treasure hunters overlooked that they were messing with the graveyard of a very sad human tragedy, and that the survivors and dead of the Titanic were real people, not just a legend or names in a book.
They have found other items of paper at the Titanic site. They were surprised to find books with leather covers seemed to have been protected by the leather.
I love how when she got on her tippie toes the two guys they showed had the two responses of someone watching it. Tommy had the "Woah" factor and the other guy had the "owww, that looks like it hurts" factor.
So legendary that Gus Grissom named his Gemini III spacecraft "Molly Brown", also as a way to illustrate that he had no intention of letting this one sink
She also helped people get into lifeboats before herself and tried to get the lifeboat she was in to turn around and look for survivors. When the Carpathia rescued the lifeboats, she and other First Class survivors made sure that the Second and Third Class survivors had basic necessities, and also provided counseling.
Not impossible for the drawing to survive that long, the cold water preserved it and no currents were disturbing it either.I have researched things about the actual ship for a long time now.I love when reactors just say it's impossible with no real knowledge of that field. 11:30 Rose wasn't going to say she tried to kill herself to save Jack, she had to think of a lie first.
James Cameron is a scientist and holds the record for deepest manned dive, plus the beginning was filmed in the actual wreckage of Titanic, obviously he knows his facts and wouldn't put the drawing into the script, unless it was possible
@@shredd5705 there’s a doc about all his research into the titanic, if you like the subject you’ll like it. But it’s kinda based off what he got wrong in the movie. It shows the flares were actually colored not only white, and that the ship spit in the middle. I can’t remember much else. Another neat fact is that James Cameron and Bill Paxton were having lunch on the deck of the titanic when 9/11 was happening. He never stopped researching titanic. Making of the movie is really cool too.
I've seen this film 4 times in the cinema. It was, "and is" just such a masterpiece. "But what is still the same," There were always girls next to me crying! "- (" And me too! ") -" Thanks for the "time travel"!
Apparently the director of the Titanic movie, did the movie to help fund going to do more dives down to the real ship, 2 and a half miles down; brave man.
Director James Cameron was a bona fide deep-sea explorer who actually visited the Titanic himself and helped design a robot to probe its contents before he made the movie. Some of the undersea footage is real. Cameron also did Jack's sketches. Don't think he had Kate Winslet pose nude for him though.
I got to go to a Titanic exhibit years ago that recreated the interiors of the ship, had items recovered from the wreckage, and even a recreated piece of the iceberg!
Rose's note to Cal said: "Darling, now you can keep us both in your safe." She meant both herself, only as a drawing, and the diamond that was in the safe as well as the drawing. She meant that he only treasured her for the value of her name in Philadelphia high society, not unlike how he only treasured the diamond for its monetary worth. Now, with a drawing of her, he can keep them both locked up as prisoners in his safe, while the real Rose will run free from now on...with Jack.
I remember being heartbroken because i had found out my parents and my sister went to Cinema to watch the movie. We finally were able to buy tickets after months of waiting. The movie was so popular it stayed in cinema for a long time. They went without me, while they fully knew '' I was the true Titanic fan''. They told me there was age restriction, but in actually they just left me out because i was young. I'm 32 years old and will always remember, the next day the Theater mysteriously caught in fire and was entirely destructed. Nobody was hurt and i think on guy was arrested. Would i dare say it made me feel a bit better? Hahaha Kinda. My Aunt later brought me to see it in another City with a HUGE screen. What an experience to see it on a large scale.
Prepare for one hell of an emotional rollercoaster, cause THIS film is the only film that has ever made tear up in my life. Also another there’s so many lines in this film that foreshadow the sinking, for example when Bruce ismay said: “ this maiden Voyage of Titanic must make headlines.” You just think: “oh it will, just not what you expect.” Also the Olympic class Liners? Beautiful ships, three were built, only one of them stayed in service for more then a year. Titanic: everyone knows what happened. Olympic: did her maydan Voyage service in WW1 as a troop ship, did the rest of her service as a liner and scrapped in 1936, and last but not least britannic: finished just after the outbreak of WW1 turned into a hospital ship, hit a mine and sank in the Mediterranean Sea. Overall love titanic and her sister ships.
13:42 That scene was held up as an example of the effort to make the film as historically accurate as possible. The lady in the background as is,ay and smith chat…during the inquiries etc, ismay was asked if he had discussed operation of the ship with the captain…a violation of maritime law, ismay said he didn’t, and the lady (who survived) came forward Cameron had every possible bit of testimony poured over and where there were no scenes that included the made up characters, they used the testimony as the bible As such, one of my ancestors is portrayed, a crew member on a lifeboat was shown to be trying to hold a group of men back from a lifeboat using the detachable tiller arm. Can’t recall name off top of my head, but the one where 5th officer Lowe shouts to “get back the lot of you” before firing shots out over the water. Due to my paternal grandfathers immigration from England to Australia, and not having the strongest bond with his own father, plus the time, we (my family) aren’t entirely sure as to which exact relation he was, wether that sailor was my grandfathers grandfather, or grandfathers great uncle…
I don't think it was a maritime violation Besides, only the conversation was true. The context was falsely portrayed in the movie. From Elizabeth lines' testimony, Ismay analysed and discussed about Titanic's perfomance and compared it to Olympic. He saw the performance and calculated TITANIC would reach earlier than planned and that Titanic would beat Olympic's crossing time she made on her maiden voyage. He planned for a speed test to be conducted on April 15 afternoon or next day morning. But the last boilers weren't even lit, and he never forced the captain.
@@gokulgopan4397 according to the wording used in the special features, all I said was that Ismay had been asked if he had ever discussed operation of the ship with the captain, he said he hadn’t, the other lady mentioned that chat, context sadly is one of those things analysed in hindsight when disasters happen
@@trayolphia5756 Ismay was asked if he discussed about speed with Captain Smith. He said he hadn't. The same goes with Elizabeth Line's testimony. Nowhere in her testimony it is mentioned that he asked Smith about speed. He testified he only discussed about speed with Chief engineer Bell, at Queenstown.
Most ships back then were built with steel rivets, the Titanic used steel and iron. In the bow, where the Titanic hit the iceberg, weaker iron rivets were used which is what caused it to sink.
Most ships used both steel and iron rivets. Wrought iron rivets on the curves at bow and stern where hydraulic riveting machines couldn't reach, rest with steel. Iceberg impact at 21½ knots itself is more than enough to pop out those rivets. Olympic was built with the same materials, same way. She survived 3 major collisions, one of them being ramming and sinking a u-boat. Olympic had very little to no hull maintenance throughout her lifetime.
That's James Cameron's right hand drawing Rose, even though he is left-handed. If you look *really* closely, the original drawing is under the paper to help him draw it the same way, especially when using his right hand. All of Jack's drawings were drawn by Cameron.
27:00 Interesting fact : If the ship had crashed directly into an iceberg, it would probably have killed some of the crew., but she would have remained afloat . Also , reverse engines was probably the worst idea that night , because the rudder was dependent on the flow of water from the middle propeller , which was driven by a turbine that did not allow reverse thrust , so the ship's ability to maneuver was severely limited .
Not just crew, steerage passengers forward and serious injuries to the rest. Besides, head on collision doesn't ensure survival. That night, the engines weren't ordered reverse, it was ordered to stop.
27:00 another film (two part made for TV movie) showed a different aspect of dialogue between the captain and lightoller. “You violated the cardinal rule of maritime safety, never turn your broad side to danger, and not only did you stop your engines, you REVERSED THEM! She’d have turned much more quickly the greater the forward motion” This is one of two alternatives widely discussed, and showing in hindesight would have been better 1 - full reverse, but don’t change direction, the bow strikes the berg head on, moving at that speed it would be quite a jolt forward, comparable to a medium impact at traffic lights in a car, but the forward section, maybe the second be damaged, but ship stays afloat perfectly fine 2 - turn helm hard over, but do not adjust speed, the greater forward motion and the central propeller pushing more water over the rudder (as in reverse only the side props turned) and therefore the ship turns enough to avoid the collision altogether
@Greg Schultz crap…sorry…musta been half asleep when I typed that… As a side note, I just watched that mini series again recently…5th officer Lowe in that was the same (younger) actor who later played major Lorne in the stargate franchise And lightoller from that same film had several bit parts throughout the series run as well I’m someone who acknowledges but doesn’t cover up their mistakes, I learn from them, so thanks for pointing that out, but I am not gonna update the comment since doing so, to me, is me trying to cover up that I ever made that mistake. Peace
25:07 it would be exceptionally difficult…as that type of car was from a time BEFORE what we now consider the “default control style/setup” of a car… We take for granted the notion of wheel, accelerator, brake and clutch pedals… I was fortunate in my schools shop class, the auto teacher did it for the love of working and teaching, and had reached the point where he could have retired…he was a collector of older cars and parts thereof…I was truly blessed that his final year before retiring, he’d sourced and found all the parts required, and the class that year worked together refurbishing all the parts needed to build an entire working 1909 T-model Ford. The rest of the school was surprised then on one of the last days to see the teacher driver three of us around at a time in a 100 year old car we’d built with our own hands
Very big love chemistry between Kate ( Rose ) and Leo ( Jack ) , until the end... but it' s so alien , go to the tragendy standarts. Kathie Bates as the Unsinkable Molly Brown , is increndible. Jack, is the protagonist yes , but Billy Zane , the villain Nathan Hockley of the story , must have his credits , he is unbelievable actor and is an half Greek - American . For me the great role is Mr. Andrews. The most tragic one , that designed Titanic from the keel and made sure Her death!! The soundtrack of the movie is colossal ... Rip Maestro James Horner.
Jack was just using an excuse to get past lice inspection, since he and Fabrizio were late. He said that they were both Americans, which was not true, because Fabrizio is Italian. He hoped that the officer would just let them in since Americans were supposedly less likely to have lice, and the officer must have been in a good mood or too busy, so what the heck, he let them in. There were people from many countries represented: immigrants from all over who stopped in the UK to catch a ship to America, immigrants from the UK itself, and many people from Ireland, as well. There were also tourists from the UK and Europe visiting America, and of course there were many Americans returning home from a trip to Europe, Asia, or Africa. The American and European travelers onboard tended to be on the wealthy side, since they were able to afford trips to other countries, so they sailed first or second class, while the new immigrants (many from Europe, as well) to America tended to be poor at that time, naturally, so they sailed as third class or "steerage".
Hey Ellie Hey Michelle it was so much fun watching you too react to Titanic. It was 1997 I had nothing to do so I went to theater/cinema. I thought let's go to Titanic. I watched it I came out and I went back in and bought another ticket to Titanic twice in a row. why, cuz I cried my ass off the first time around and I wanted to see it again And I did yep of I cried my eyes out. so don't be embarrassed about crying. if it's not a good script you're not going to cry. Love you ladies You're awesome ❤️💚☘️
There was a woman in Australia who had reportedly seen Titanic 100 times in the theatres when it came out in '97. Just couldn't wait for the DVD I guess! 😁
I was 10 when it came out in December of 97, I was in 5th grade and when we went back to school from winter break EVERYBODY (especially the girls) were talking about it lol
The Titanic is disintegrating fast. There's pictures of areas that are completely gone now, since it was first discovered. They predict that it will be fully disintegrated in 75 years, I think.
I have discovered this channel only days ago and I have learned that Ellie is such a soft heart and cries at a hint of anything sad, sentimental, etc., but, crying when two people have simulated sex for a movie, yeah, I think she is the Guinness world record holder for the person that cries the easiest. But, I'm not ridiculing her, I am happy she has such a loving heart of gold.
It's based on a true story except for the main characters and their story. Rose, Jack, Fabrizio, Hockley, Ruth, Lovejoy, Trudy, Brock, Lizzy, Lewis, Tommy, and others are fictional. The main officers of the ship are based on real people, though.
If you're wondering about the Geraldo joke, look up Geraldo Rivera and Al Capone's vaults. Such a big deal was made of this on TV at the time, and Geraldo found nothing of interest.
During filming the movie James Cameron actually made the water freezing like the real Titanic so when the ship is sinking and Rose gasps because of the freezing water that's not scripted it really was that cold. They had doctors right on set just Incase.
one of the theories it sank is because the people watching out thought the ice berg was far away but was closer than it appeared due to a mirages marriages can happen in certain cold areas like in green land boats have to be carful of ice bergs all the time because they seem far away
Holy oh my wow Michelle! The girls always look gorgeous, but the minimal make-up look Michelle is rocking here is next level. Crazy beautiful! And another great video of course; it's always adorable watching people fall head over heals for Jack or Rose for the first time. Really underrated movie, one of my favorites!
In 1912 the amount of life boats on a ship was determined by the tonnage of the ship and not the amount of people. They also didn't plan on an entire evacuation having to rely on just the life boats, they figured there would be help close by and the rescue ship would use its life boats too and ferry passengers to the rescue ship. Legally titanic needed 10 life boats, they put 16 and 4 collapsible ones. After the sinking this rule was scrapped and they made it that you needed enough for everyone.
The saddest part about all that is more lifeboats wouldn't have made a big difference. The ship's officers and crew didn't even have the time to get all 20 launched before the ship sank - Collapsibles A and B floated off the boat deck when the bow went down at 2:05 am. More lifeboats would simply have gone down with the ship
You have seen _Airplane!_ , so you might remember how Striker's life story was so boring that several people he sat next to on the plane committed suicide. 🤣 What Rose is doing at the back of the ship reminds me of that.
The reason they use the mechanics to enter the ship is because it is to far under water for a human to dive. Not to mention it is in the Atlantic Ocean.. the temperature and water pressure would kill someone…
You would drown, or freeze to death if you jumped in that water. Within 5-10 minutes you’d be dead. Well before they’d get the ship turned around, especially if she had jumped & no one knew. Don’t know where you got the idea that jumping into freezing water, in the middle of the Atlantic is like taking a dip in the tub..
Unless you're the head chef of The Titanic. He was a freaking BADASS! He swam in the water until daylight, then swam over to the overturned lifeboat. Then he didn't even climb on, he just held on to it and waited to be pulled out. His physical damage: swollen feet. Why no one talks more about him is beyond me.
The ironic thing is if the Titanic hit the iceberg head on she probably would have survived and stayed Afloat hitting the iceberg off to one side put a massive gash down the side of the ship so the watertight doors couldn't do their job plus the steal of the time wasn't the same as the Steel we use today in fact it was quite brittle. I think the picture may have survived in those depths because of the pressure and the anaerobic conditions of the deep sea which often preserves objects
Everyone told James Cameron that the spitting scene would be a huge mistake, but he shot it and put it in the movie anyway, and actually I think it worked pretty well on several levels (despite being gross), including when Rose spat on Cal's face later. Jack taught her well.
Well I don't think the main story between Jack and Rose is based on a true story, but they did insert a lot of events that was reported to have happened on the ship. Such as the captain being last seen looking at the front of the ship being submerged from his balcony, and then going inside the wheelhouse of the ship. And the guy on the lookout not having his binoculars. And the instrumentalists.
The ship wreck is too far down in the deep ocean for humans to be outside of a pressurized container. The force of the water would crush you to death in an instant.
Mqrriages were arranged in high society so he probably sees her as a trophy. And her family saw that as an opportunity to get out of bankruptcy. No wonder she talks about being enslaved. I don't know if he knew her bride's family was ruined. Had he known he probably would have refused to marry her altogether. This is where lies take you... to the abyss. The irony about Titanic not having enough Lifeboats, it actually took twice as much as the reglementation would force them to. So it was theoritically better equipped than officially needed. Even that proved insufficient in the end. Other irony, they only had ONE pair of binoculars when they should have had two so he Brdige crew kept the only one they had and let the crow's nest crew without anything to see far away obstacles... The Rudder was too short, turning circle of the ship was too great and reversing engines at the same time meant that the ship drifted towards the iceberg instead of turning, giving its nice broadside to the iceberg... Hitting it head on would have been preferable. I think Michelle would make a good female DiCaprio for sure...
I think "haunting" was the word you was looking for when you said, "This is so... ... nostalgic"... Some girls call this movie romantic, but I would call it hauntingly horrific. "This ship _must_ make headlines!"... Never you worry mate, it will!
That scene was held up as an example of the effort to make the film as historically accurate as possible. The lady in the background as is,ay and smith chat…during the inquiries etc, ismay was asked if he had discussed operation of the ship with the captain…a violation of maritime law, ismay said he didn’t, and the lady (who survived) came forward Cameron had every possible bit of testimony poured over and where there were no scenes that included the made up characters, they used the testimony as the bible As such, one of my ancestors is portrayed, a crew member on a lifeboat was shown to be trying to hold a group of men back from a lifeboat using the detachable tiller arm. Can’t recall name off top of my head, but the one where 5th officer Lowe shouts to “get back the lot of you” before firing shots out over the water
@@trayolphia5756 Thanks for sharing that. So interesting, and yes the reality of the tragedy is palpable throughout this film. That is what I notice more than the romance stuff, which is why I guess I don't find this movie particularly pleasant. I actually felt ill after watching it in the theater the first time, but my girlfriend was all exhilarated with the romance parts. Have you heard about the novella "The Wreck of the Titan: Or, Futility" written in 1898? If you dig deeper into the Titanic disaster, it's Alice In Wonderland territory...
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Those 2 guys who lost their tickets in the poker game were probably real happy when they heard that the Titanic sunk
Right
Well, they had friends on the ship who probably died
That's what I think, too, lmao. There were 123 Swedes on board, and 89 perished, so there's a big chance they would have died if they went on the ship.
It didn't happen.
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Imagine the stories that we will never know about ...
Billy Zane played a great bad guy. The scene when he turns over the table and throws it was ad- libbed. It wasn't in the script for him to do it...he just decided to do it during take as he thought it would add more drama to the scene. He was right...It made the audience hate him more.
That's some good fucking ad-libbing!!!
I personally believe Billy Zane did the best acting in the movie. Everyone were excellent and deserved awards. Not trying to take anything from Kate or Leo, but, I feel some were left behind, left in Kate and Leo's shadows, so to speak. Just my opinion.
Not to mention it scared the shit out of Kate Winslet
"I'll call Billy Zane." Derek Zoolander 2001-2016
This role is literally how/why they casted him in Demon Knight! , Which is a awesome horror movie to watch!!
“Please do not cry when they are having sex this is not normal” 😂💀so funny
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@@saviomendes8268 Que?
Two fun facts about the drawing scene of Rose.
That was actually Kate and Leo's first scene they filmed together. So the initial awkwardness between them was genuine.
And the hands that drew the actual sketch on camera were James Cameron's hands.
Cameron is a man of culture...
Lol Kate even flashed Leo before filming the scene to break the ice.
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I'm sure they banged out any awkwardness in his trailer later.
25:35 Michelle: (high-pitched squeals of delight)
Ellie: "Oh my God! They're kissing!! ..."
Michelle: "Don't cry for this scene. This will be cringe. Please! Don't cry that they're having sex. This is not normal!"
Ellie: "I'm not crying!! ... I just am such ..."
lol. ellie's just a sweet soul. the other girl is more of a badass alpha type
For older Rose more than a nostalgic memory it was relieving a very traumatic experience and that's one of the many reasons she told the crew the story, since they were looking for the diamonds but as many treasure hunters overlooked that they were messing with the graveyard of a very sad human tragedy, and that the survivors and dead of the Titanic were real people, not just a legend or names in a book.
22:16 The expression on Ellie's face when Rose tells Jack to draw her wearing only the necklace to me is PRICELESS!!!!!!!!!
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"Let her go if she comes back she's yours" HAHAHAHA!!!! so funny!!!!
They have found other items of paper at the Titanic site. They were surprised to find books with leather covers seemed to have been protected by the leather.
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I love how when she got on her tippie toes the two guys they showed had the two responses of someone watching it. Tommy had the "Woah" factor and the other guy had the "owww, that looks like it hurts" factor.
Molly Brown is LEGENDARY in USA. She is our “The Unsinkable Molly Brown”.
So legendary that Gus Grissom named his Gemini III spacecraft "Molly Brown", also as a way to illustrate that he had no intention of letting this one sink
So she survived the Titanic sinking?
@@sweiland75 not just Titanic. She was on another ship that sank too. That is why she is “the unsinkable Molly Brown”
@@sweiland75 she’s a really interesting women, definitely recommend looking her up
She also helped people get into lifeboats before herself and tried to get the lifeboat she was in to turn around and look for survivors. When the Carpathia rescued the lifeboats, she and other First Class survivors made sure that the Second and Third Class survivors had basic necessities, and also provided counseling.
Oh Ellie, sweetie, let your emotions flow. It's what makes us human. Don't stifle your magnificent heart for anyone.
When you said,in the party scene if you love her let go ,if she loves you she’ll come back.I folded in half with laughter.Oi oi.😂😂
You wouldn't want to dive in a suit 2 miles down, the pressure is too great, that's why they use the bot and stay in the sub
Humans can generally scuba dive to maybe 130 feet at maximum.
Not impossible for the drawing to survive that long, the cold water preserved it and no currents were disturbing it either.I have researched things about the actual ship for a long time now.I love when reactors just say it's impossible with no real knowledge of that field.
11:30 Rose wasn't going to say she tried to kill herself to save Jack, she had to think of a lie first.
James Cameron is a scientist and holds the record for deepest manned dive, plus the beginning was filmed in the actual wreckage of Titanic, obviously he knows his facts and wouldn't put the drawing into the script, unless it was possible
@@shredd5705 there’s a doc about all his research into the titanic, if you like the subject you’ll like it. But it’s kinda based off what he got wrong in the movie. It shows the flares were actually colored not only white, and that the ship spit in the middle. I can’t remember much else. Another neat fact is that James Cameron and Bill Paxton were having lunch on the deck of the titanic when 9/11 was happening. He never stopped researching titanic. Making of the movie is really cool too.
@@shredd5705 not all of it was actual footage of the wreckage. Some of it was just a underwater wreck model
@@shredd5705 If James Cameron knew his facts, he wouldn't have put so much made up nonsense and old Titanic myths in the movie
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I've seen this film 4 times in the cinema. It was, "and is" just such a masterpiece. "But what is still the same," There were always girls next to me crying! "- (" And me too! ") -" Thanks for the "time travel"!
"The Titanic is a ship and it is breaking" might be the cutest thing I ever heard!!!
Apparently the director of the Titanic movie, did the movie to help fund going to do more dives down to the real ship, 2 and a half miles down; brave man.
A woman who lived in Rockaway ,NY near where I owned a house ,was one of the last survivors of the Titanic . She was still there in the 1990's .
Ever meet her?
Director James Cameron was a bona fide deep-sea explorer who actually visited the Titanic himself and helped design a robot to probe its contents before he made the movie. Some of the undersea footage is real. Cameron also did Jack's sketches. Don't think he had Kate Winslet pose nude for him though.
he also went back down 20 years after the film and used new information to see what he could've done differently
The note said, "Darling, now you can keep us both locked in your safe. ~Rose"
I got to go to a Titanic exhibit years ago that recreated the interiors of the ship, had items recovered from the wreckage, and even a recreated piece of the iceberg!
👍 I actually have some recreated parts of the iceberg in my freezer !!! We sometimes use some of the recreated parts for drinks
Cheers 😊
Rose's note to Cal said: "Darling, now you can keep us both in your safe." She meant both herself, only as a drawing, and the diamond that was in the safe as well as the drawing. She meant that he only treasured her for the value of her name in Philadelphia high society, not unlike how he only treasured the diamond for its monetary worth. Now, with a drawing of her, he can keep them both locked up as prisoners in his safe, while the real Rose will run free from now on...with Jack.
I remember being heartbroken because i had found out my parents and my sister went to Cinema to watch the movie. We finally were able to buy tickets after months of waiting. The movie was so popular it stayed in cinema for a long time. They went without me, while they fully knew '' I was the true Titanic fan''. They told me there was age restriction, but in actually they just left me out because i was young. I'm 32 years old and will always remember, the next day the Theater mysteriously caught in fire and was entirely destructed. Nobody was hurt and i think on guy was arrested. Would i dare say it made me feel a bit better? Hahaha Kinda. My Aunt later brought me to see it in another City with a HUGE screen. What an experience to see it on a large scale.
Prepare for one hell of an emotional rollercoaster, cause THIS film is the only film that has ever made tear up in my life. Also another there’s so many lines in this film that foreshadow the sinking, for example when Bruce ismay said: “ this maiden Voyage of Titanic must make headlines.” You just think: “oh it will, just not what you expect.”
Also the Olympic class Liners? Beautiful ships, three were built, only one of them stayed in service for more then a year. Titanic: everyone knows what happened. Olympic: did her maydan Voyage service in WW1 as a troop ship, did the rest of her service as a liner and scrapped in 1936, and last but not least britannic: finished just after the outbreak of WW1 turned into a hospital ship, hit a mine and sank in the Mediterranean Sea. Overall love titanic and her sister ships.
She is so emotional and that is just so sweet aww🥺🥺💗Imagine how loving and caring she will be as a lover 🥺💗
“Don’t cry for this scene, this will be cringe, please!” 😂😂😂
James Cameron enjoys writing strong female leads, like The Terminator films, Aliens, The Abyss, True Lies, Titanic and Avatar
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13:42 That scene was held up as an example of the effort to make the film as historically accurate as possible. The lady in the background as is,ay and smith chat…during the inquiries etc, ismay was asked if he had discussed operation of the ship with the captain…a violation of maritime law, ismay said he didn’t, and the lady (who survived) came forward
Cameron had every possible bit of testimony poured over and where there were no scenes that included the made up characters, they used the testimony as the bible
As such, one of my ancestors is portrayed, a crew member on a lifeboat was shown to be trying to hold a group of men back from a lifeboat using the detachable tiller arm. Can’t recall name off top of my head, but the one where 5th officer Lowe shouts to “get back the lot of you” before firing shots out over the water.
Due to my paternal grandfathers immigration from England to Australia, and not having the strongest bond with his own father, plus the time, we (my family) aren’t entirely sure as to which exact relation he was, wether that sailor was my grandfathers grandfather, or grandfathers great uncle…
I don't think it was a maritime violation
Besides, only the conversation was true. The context was falsely portrayed in the movie.
From Elizabeth lines' testimony, Ismay analysed and discussed about Titanic's perfomance and compared it to Olympic. He saw the performance and calculated TITANIC would reach earlier than planned and that Titanic would beat Olympic's crossing time she made on her maiden voyage. He planned for a speed test to be conducted on April 15 afternoon or next day morning. But the last boilers weren't even lit, and he never forced the captain.
@@gokulgopan4397 according to the wording used in the special features, all I said was that Ismay had been asked if he had ever discussed operation of the ship with the captain, he said he hadn’t, the other lady mentioned that chat, context sadly is one of those things analysed in hindsight when disasters happen
@@trayolphia5756 Ismay was asked if he discussed about speed with Captain Smith. He said he hadn't. The same goes with Elizabeth Line's testimony. Nowhere in her testimony it is mentioned that he asked Smith about speed. He testified he only discussed about speed with Chief engineer Bell, at Queenstown.
I liked how engaged you guys are with the movie. Surprised Ellie did not cry yet. But there's still the other half to watch.
The late Gloria Stuart(old rose) should have gotten an Oscar for this.
Most ships back then were built with steel rivets, the Titanic used steel and iron. In the bow, where the Titanic hit the iceberg, weaker iron rivets were used which is what caused it to sink.
Most ships used both steel and iron rivets. Wrought iron rivets on the curves at bow and stern where hydraulic riveting machines couldn't reach, rest with steel.
Iceberg impact at 21½ knots itself is more than enough to pop out those rivets.
Olympic was built with the same materials, same way. She survived 3 major collisions, one of them being ramming and sinking a u-boat. Olympic had very little to no hull maintenance throughout her lifetime.
That's James Cameron's right hand drawing Rose, even though he is left-handed. If you look *really* closely, the original drawing is under the paper to help him draw it the same way, especially when using his right hand. All of Jack's drawings were drawn by Cameron.
20:51 "No I’m not going to cry"
Other half of the film:
"Suuuuuuuure 😉😉😉"
It's amusing that despite her luxury. Rose is as broke as Jack is.
27:00 Interesting fact : If the ship had crashed directly into an iceberg, it would probably have killed some of the crew., but she would have remained afloat . Also , reverse engines was probably the worst idea that night , because the rudder was dependent on the flow of water from the middle propeller , which was driven by a turbine that did not allow reverse thrust , so the ship's ability to maneuver was severely limited .
Not just crew, steerage passengers forward and serious injuries to the rest. Besides, head on collision doesn't ensure survival.
That night, the engines weren't ordered reverse, it was ordered to stop.
The captain was King Theoden in lord of the rings
27:00 another film (two part made for TV movie) showed a different aspect of dialogue between the captain and lightoller.
“You violated the cardinal rule of maritime safety, never turn your broad side to danger, and not only did you stop your engines, you REVERSED THEM! She’d have turned much more quickly the greater the forward motion”
This is one of two alternatives widely discussed, and showing in hindesight would have been better
1 - full reverse, but don’t change direction, the bow strikes the berg head on, moving at that speed it would be quite a jolt forward, comparable to a medium impact at traffic lights in a car, but the forward section, maybe the second be damaged, but ship stays afloat perfectly fine
2 - turn helm hard over, but do not adjust speed, the greater forward motion and the central propeller pushing more water over the rudder (as in reverse only the side props turned) and therefore the ship turns enough to avoid the collision altogether
@Greg Schultz crap…sorry…musta been half asleep when I typed that…
As a side note, I just watched that mini series again recently…5th officer Lowe in that was the same (younger) actor who later played major Lorne in the stargate franchise
And lightoller from that same film had several bit parts throughout the series run as well
I’m someone who acknowledges but doesn’t cover up their mistakes, I learn from them, so thanks for pointing that out, but I am not gonna update the comment since doing so, to me, is me trying to cover up that I ever made that mistake.
Peace
Titanic was never ordered to reverse by officer Murdoch. It was a Stop order.
25:07 it would be exceptionally difficult…as that type of car was from a time BEFORE what we now consider the “default control style/setup” of a car…
We take for granted the notion of wheel, accelerator, brake and clutch pedals…
I was fortunate in my schools shop class, the auto teacher did it for the love of working and teaching, and had reached the point where he could have retired…he was a collector of older cars and parts thereof…I was truly blessed that his final year before retiring, he’d sourced and found all the parts required, and the class that year worked together refurbishing all the parts needed to build an entire working 1909 T-model Ford.
The rest of the school was surprised then on one of the last days to see the teacher driver three of us around at a time in a 100 year old car we’d built with our own hands
I saw a skit. With James Cameron where critics say "an octopus protect the Titanic". 😅😅😅😅😅
Rose’s Fiancé the mean one is played by Actor Billy Zane who played in the movie The Phantom 1996
Very big love chemistry between Kate ( Rose ) and Leo ( Jack ) , until the end... but it' s so alien , go to the tragendy standarts. Kathie Bates as the Unsinkable Molly Brown , is increndible.
Jack, is the protagonist yes , but Billy Zane , the villain Nathan Hockley of the story , must have his credits , he is unbelievable actor and is an half Greek - American .
For me the great role is Mr. Andrews. The most tragic one , that designed Titanic from the keel and made sure Her death!!
The soundtrack of the movie is colossal ... Rip Maestro James Horner.
And that's why couple always do that posture at the ship or yacht's bow
Jack was just using an excuse to get past lice inspection, since he and Fabrizio were late. He said that they were both Americans, which was not true, because Fabrizio is Italian. He hoped that the officer would just let them in since Americans were supposedly less likely to have lice, and the officer must have been in a good mood or too busy, so what the heck, he let them in.
There were people from many countries represented: immigrants from all over who stopped in the UK to catch a ship to America, immigrants from the UK itself, and many people from Ireland, as well. There were also tourists from the UK and Europe visiting America, and of course there were many Americans returning home from a trip to Europe, Asia, or Africa. The American and European travelers onboard tended to be on the wealthy side, since they were able to afford trips to other countries, so they sailed first or second class, while the new immigrants (many from Europe, as well) to America tended to be poor at that time, naturally, so they sailed as third class or "steerage".
Bill Paxton. Now we need reactions to Twister and Weird Science.
Rose (Kate Winslet) is in a movie called The Holiday, Very good!.. kind of a Christmas movie but not really
Hey Ellie Hey Michelle it was so much fun watching you too react to Titanic. It was 1997 I had nothing to do so I went to theater/cinema. I thought let's go to Titanic. I watched it I came out and I went back in and bought another ticket to Titanic twice in a row. why, cuz I cried my ass off the first time around and I wanted to see it again And I did yep of I cried my eyes out. so don't be embarrassed about crying. if it's not a good script you're not going to cry. Love you ladies You're awesome ❤️💚☘️
There was a woman in Australia who had reportedly seen Titanic 100 times in the theatres when it came out in '97. Just couldn't wait for the DVD I guess! 😁
I was 10 when it came out in December of 97, I was in 5th grade and when we went back to school from winter break EVERYBODY (especially the girls) were talking about it lol
One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's, Great Reaction Ladies
“Let her go! If she loves you she will come back!” Haha my favorite homie:)
Is it just me, or are Michelle and Ellie getting cuter and cuter every time they're together?
I know I love seeing them together.
It's not just you. 😀
are they lesbians? xd
@@jkdrguni They are two very attractive young women. As far as I'm concerned, anything else doesn't matter
@@jeanmarcbernard9646 just asking you know
When will parents learn the phrase "I forbid it" never works?
The size and speed of titanic were what prevented a fast response to the turn ordered by the first officer on the bridge.
Oh yay! Happy Saturday from New Zealand!
The Titanic is disintegrating fast. There's pictures of areas that are completely gone now, since it was first discovered.
They predict that it will be fully disintegrated in 75 years, I think.
She will last long. The decks may eventually collapse, but her hull will still survive for more. (Courtesy Parks Stephenson)
I'll suggest "Ex Machina" as your next movie 👍👍🙂🙂
Molrly Brown was from Leadville Colorado, same place Doc Holiday played his last game of cards. I lived next to her house one winter.
I have discovered this channel only days ago and I have learned that Ellie is such a soft heart and cries at a hint of anything sad, sentimental, etc., but, crying when two people have simulated sex for a movie, yeah, I think she is the Guinness world record holder for the person that cries the easiest. But, I'm not ridiculing her, I am happy she has such a loving heart of gold.
It's based on a true story except for the main characters and their story. Rose, Jack, Fabrizio, Hockley, Ruth, Lovejoy, Trudy, Brock, Lizzy, Lewis, Tommy, and others are fictional. The main officers of the ship are based on real people, though.
If you're wondering about the Geraldo joke, look up Geraldo Rivera and Al Capone's vaults. Such a big deal was made of this on TV at the time, and Geraldo found nothing of interest.
During filming the movie James Cameron actually made the water freezing like the real Titanic so when the ship is sinking and Rose gasps because of the freezing water that's not scripted it really was that cold. They had doctors right on set just Incase.
one of the theories it sank is because the people watching out thought the ice berg was far away but was closer than it appeared due to a mirages marriages can happen in certain cold areas like in green land boats have to be carful of ice bergs all the time because they seem far away
Holy oh my wow Michelle! The girls always look gorgeous, but the minimal make-up look Michelle is rocking here is next level. Crazy beautiful!
And another great video of course; it's always adorable watching people fall head over heals for Jack or Rose for the first time. Really underrated movie, one of my favorites!
In 1912 the amount of life boats on a ship was determined by the tonnage of the ship and not the amount of people. They also didn't plan on an entire evacuation having to rely on just the life boats, they figured there would be help close by and the rescue ship would use its life boats too and ferry passengers to the rescue ship. Legally titanic needed 10 life boats, they put 16 and 4 collapsible ones. After the sinking this rule was scrapped and they made it that you needed enough for everyone.
The saddest part about all that is more lifeboats wouldn't have made a big difference. The ship's officers and crew didn't even have the time to get all 20 launched before the ship sank - Collapsibles A and B floated off the boat deck when the bow went down at 2:05 am. More lifeboats would simply have gone down with the ship
So Cheerful to see the movie but both will be in tears at the end.
Yeah that diamond dropping scene at the very end always sets my tears flowing! 😁
You have seen _Airplane!_ , so you might remember how Striker's life story was so boring that several people he sat next to on the plane committed suicide. 🤣 What Rose is doing at the back of the ship reminds me of that.
Me and my grandma just watched the movie yesterday! Great movie. This movie holds a special place in my heart. 💝😊 I’m a titanic enthusiast.
have you seen "A Night To Remember"
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Yes. Great movie too. I love the story of the titanic. 😊👍🏻
Guys i need movie recommendations
When i watched this movie, my reaction was JUST like theirs
I can't believe there are women who haven't seen this movie!
Michelle telling Ellie not to cry or it will be cringe, LOL
The reason they use the mechanics to enter the ship is because it is to far under water for a human to dive. Not to mention it is in the Atlantic Ocean.. the temperature and water pressure would kill someone…
Leo set the bar so goddamn high for men lmao
22:40 😭😭😭
Molly Brown is a real person from America who was on the ship and survived. She and her husband became wealthy years before the Titanic.
You would drown, or freeze to death if you jumped in that water. Within 5-10 minutes you’d be dead. Well before they’d get the ship turned around, especially if she had jumped & no one knew. Don’t know where you got the idea that jumping into freezing water, in the middle of the Atlantic is like taking a dip in the tub..
Unless you're the head chef of The Titanic. He was a freaking BADASS! He swam in the water until daylight, then swam over to the overturned lifeboat. Then he didn't even climb on, he just held on to it and waited to be pulled out. His physical damage: swollen feet. Why no one talks more about him is beyond me.
The ironic thing is if the Titanic hit the iceberg head on she probably would have survived and stayed Afloat hitting the iceberg off to one side put a massive gash down the side of the ship so the watertight doors couldn't do their job plus the steal of the time wasn't the same as the Steel we use today in fact it was quite brittle. I think the picture may have survived in those depths because of the pressure and the anaerobic conditions of the deep sea which often preserves objects
Just here after hearing about the Titan not making it to the titanic smh rip to the people who lost their souls
Everyone told James Cameron that the spitting scene would be a huge mistake, but he shot it and put it in the movie anyway, and actually I think it worked pretty well on several levels (despite being gross), including when Rose spat on Cal's face later. Jack taught her well.
I want a Homies and Magy reunion.
It's always a pleasure especially with your many guest.
Well I don't think the main story between Jack and Rose is based on a true story, but they did insert a lot of events that was reported to have happened on the ship.
Such as the captain being last seen looking at the front of the ship being submerged from his balcony, and then going inside the wheelhouse of the ship. And the guy on the lookout not having his binoculars. And the instrumentalists.
Captain and Thomas Andrews were last sighted together at the port side of the bridge jumping into the water when the final plunge started.
Lol you 2 are so adorable when you watch movies together.
No one can dive that deep; that's why they have the robot divers
100 years later and the swimming pool is still full
The ship wreck is too far down in the deep ocean for humans to be outside of a pressurized container. The force of the water would crush you to death in an instant.
21:14 Ellie is sooo cuuute! :)))
2:45 they can't dive they gonna explode if they did
Titanic sits on the ocean bottom 2.5 miles below the surface. You can't dive much more than a hundred feet!
research shows had they hit the *Ice Burg* head on the ship would have survived. the tear along the side opened to many compartments
I can't watch part 2, it's private...
Same. I'm sure they'll get it figured out soon.
Their newer ones are often private. It will be available, soon.
incredible, surprising, the reaction, of these 2 women, when seeing a movie.
Yes, this is a real Titanic at the beginning at the bottom
not all the footage is of the actual titanic wreck at the beginning
Movie recommendations" highlander",escape from New York,escape from l.a."Conan the barbarian ❤
Mqrriages were arranged in high society so he probably sees her as a trophy. And her family saw that as an opportunity to get out of bankruptcy. No wonder she talks about being enslaved. I don't know if he knew her bride's family was ruined. Had he known he probably would have refused to marry her altogether. This is where lies take you... to the abyss.
The irony about Titanic not having enough Lifeboats, it actually took twice as much as the reglementation would force them to. So it was theoritically better equipped than officially needed. Even that proved insufficient in the end.
Other irony, they only had ONE pair of binoculars when they should have had two so he Brdige crew kept the only one they had and let the crow's nest crew without anything to see far away obstacles...
The Rudder was too short, turning circle of the ship was too great and reversing engines at the same time meant that the ship drifted towards the iceberg instead of turning, giving its nice broadside to the iceberg... Hitting it head on would have been preferable.
I think Michelle would make a good female DiCaprio for sure...
Did you recognize the captain as King Theoden from Lord Of The Rings?
I think "haunting" was the word you was looking for when you said, "This is so... ... nostalgic"... Some girls call this movie romantic, but I would call it hauntingly horrific. "This ship _must_ make headlines!"... Never you worry mate, it will!
That scene was held up as an example of the effort to make the film as historically accurate as possible. The lady in the background as is,ay and smith chat…during the inquiries etc, ismay was asked if he had discussed operation of the ship with the captain…a violation of maritime law, ismay said he didn’t, and the lady (who survived) came forward
Cameron had every possible bit of testimony poured over and where there were no scenes that included the made up characters, they used the testimony as the bible
As such, one of my ancestors is portrayed, a crew member on a lifeboat was shown to be trying to hold a group of men back from a lifeboat using the detachable tiller arm. Can’t recall name off top of my head, but the one where 5th officer Lowe shouts to “get back the lot of you” before firing shots out over the water
@@trayolphia5756 Thanks for sharing that. So interesting, and yes the reality of the tragedy is palpable throughout this film. That is what I notice more than the romance stuff, which is why I guess I don't find this movie particularly pleasant. I actually felt ill after watching it in the theater the first time, but my girlfriend was all exhilarated with the romance parts.
Have you heard about the novella "The Wreck of the Titan: Or, Futility" written in 1898? If you dig deeper into the Titanic disaster, it's Alice In Wonderland territory...
@@vovindequasahi Have you seen "A Night To Remember" ?
@@mastixencounter Yes I've seen it.
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You two crack me up!!
now you need to see Sense and Sensibility another Great movie of Kate Winslet.... youre gonna love it!! based on a book
Michelle, you make that white top look FANTASTIC!!