8-Year Old Me Would Love This: TITANIC The Exhibition In L.A. FULL REVIEW Movie Sets, Props, Etc

Did you have a historical event you were obsessed with as a kid? Molly's was the Titanic. So today, she's headed to a limited-time exhibit in Hollywood called Titanic: The Exhibition. This museum is part actual Titanic artifacts, part set and ship recreations, and part movie props. Come with Molly as she explores the Ship of Dreams! (And it was...it really was.)
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[@juliebuchheit7015]

This video is fascinating and heartbreaking all at once. Molly is the perfect person to walk us through this experience.

[@joeprice2948]

If you ever find yourself in the Midwest, there's a Titanic museum in Branson, MO. It's in a replica of the ship, and you get a little card at the beginning with the info of one of the passengers and then at the end you find out if you lived or not.

[@emily3522]

Molly, this video is honestly one of the best, if not the best ones you've done so far. I can tell this subject is really personal to you, and you wanted to "do the Titanic right" by creating the best video you could. I cried when you cried. I love the humor you were able to find as well. Just "chef's kiss" amazing content! You've got something really special here, I enjoy your videos so much! I'm a 1989 baby and grew up in Savannah, GA. The movie Titanic was a HUGE part of my young life. I became so obsessed with the disaster that for my 9th Birthday my parents bought me an antique huge hat in a box and a rose inspired outfit to match. As well as antique suitcase. Lol. I remember going out to the Tybee Pier and pretending I was on the Titanic. Lol. (Not in costume, that would be weird.. I was in my spice girl or Britney attire if I left the house anyway) My Aunt had a house on Hilton Head and she was obsessed with antiques. Her house was amazing, had a ship type theme even including a 2 person bar with porthole window. Let's just say, when you're a child and it's Titanic everywhere you go, lol, it's hard for it not to become an obsession. I'm cured now, lol. But this video brought me right back! Literally didn't know that was possible! I'm going to go watch Titanic now! Haha.

[@bjornemccomb8262]

I’m a Titanic nerd like Molly. Went to a traveling exhibition in the early 90’s and was fascinated and bought the Titanic coal from the ship, which I still have. I even own a floor tile prop from the Titanic film when they dismantled it in Mexico.

[@amygrant3027]

Molly, this was absolutely haunting and I too have always been fascinated with the movie and the story of the Titanic. Thank you SO much for sharing. It gave me such chills. Such a tragic story and an important one to remember. I hope this exhibit comes to the our area too. Thank you Molly!

[@patrickbritz4911]

My 7 year old son is your spirit twin. He loves all things Titanic, as well. He has several books and has seen specific parts of the movie multiple times. There is a permanent museum in Pigeon Forge, Tenn. and I took him there as a surprise one time and he was in heaven the entire time.

[@leeriches8841]

I'm a 35 year old guy and Titanic was my 'thing' when I was a kid too! I recognised and had most of those books from the bookshelf you showed us at the beginning! I'd build interiors from Lego and make my own movies by sinking it in the bath. I wonder what it is that captivates so many kids with Titanic because it seems to be universal!

[@lollymac2259]

My five yr old grandson is also obsessed with the Titanic. We’ve bought him so many books. And even a children’s book based on a little boy and his teddy bear who were actually on the Titanic. He’s been to a very similar museum in Pigeon Forge, TN. Right now he is saving up for the Lego titanic. Great video!

[@jenniferh9473]

I feel like most kids go through phases of their obsessions: dinosaurs, ancient Egypt/Greece, and the Titanic

[@nicolegrimm9904]

The boiler room is reminding me of my grandpa, who was an ship’s engineer in the WW2 merchant marine and told us stories of how hot and strenuous their work was keeping the ship’s engines going. ❤💔❤️

[@wheelchairhiphop]

I love that Molly loves Titanic as much as I do!

[@Sabrina.C.217]

Fellow Titanic obsessed woman in her mid-30s here. I made my family go to the Titanic exhibit in Pigeon Forge and I was also weirded out by many of the things in the gift shop. I lasted maybe 15 seconds putting my hand in the water. And I cried most of the way through. Thanks for sharing your visit with us. Looking forward to more unique content like this!

[@Katkit19]

The gift shops are necessary to help keep the exhibit running, it's not just the admission that helps, but the gifts shops help supplement the costs of keeping it open. I understand the feelings , but it keeps the story going, give people jobs and more! I've been to a few of these exhibits, the gifts shops are too much sometimes, but remember they have a purpose!

[@amberfurg3565]

My son and I were in a musical called “Titanic”. I played first class. It was the most humbling and hardest thing I’ve ever done. The emotions I felt learning all the details and knowing my “husband” was lost forever and to portray that was insane! The respect i now have for the people who both passed and survived is immense!

[@MicheleKlinger]

Getting to see an exhibit like this through Molly’s eyes was fantastic. Seeing how passionate MAM are about every single thing they do in the videos makes us all come back for more, and this is just more of that same energy. As soon as I finished the video, I locked in going to NYC’s version of this same exhibit.

[@miward0528]

Molly being emotional made me emotional. This was a hyper fixation for me growing up. I was 11 when the film came out and saw it upwards of a dozen times in the theater. It always a very heavy thing and I always thought I was weird for being so consumed by it (I lost a parent young and always thought that’s why I seemed focused on tragedy/loss). I’m comforted to know I wasn’t the only one who was wrapped up in this.

[@gr8vbplaya18]

I found Molly through another Disney content company and followed her over to her new venture here with the Mamfam and I'm loving this non Disney/Universal content.

[@monicamurillo4900]

When I was a child this story fascinated me, fast forward to now, my daughter , now 34 was just as fascinated . This was truly a feast for the eyes, thanks Molly

[@chelseag1922]

When I was in like 3rd grade I voluntarily stayed in from recess multiple days in a row to form a presentation about the Titanic. No one wanted that. I think my teacher was exasperated 😂 I loved this! ❤️

[@LuluVl15]

I watched Titanic 4 times in the theater as a kid. How my parents took me is a testament to the 90s. I was genuinely obsessed with Titanic and this video did a great job showing the exhibit!