A Night to Remember (1958) #42 - The Titanic shuts down, then sinks

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[@Evyafton]

I love how in this movie the music only kicks in when the situation is at its worst it really signals the danger and the intense moment

[@MissBarker93]

It's amazing how well the effects hold up for a movie made in the 50s.

[@Lucas-q2l5e]

Conclusion: Titanic movies are Master Pieces.

[@ajay999999]

@@Lucas-q2l5e It always sinks in every one

[@aslanpedersen7467]

And not only that, some of the actors, mainly the people on the life boats, look like the actors from the James Cameron film.

[@_vodkamartini_]

For those wondering why it didn't split, until the wreckage was discovered in 1985, the ship breaking was hotly debated. Many survivors testified that the ship did split, while several were merely suspicious. Despite the 144 testimonies that specifically mention the ship's last moments, only 7 stated specifically that the ship didn't split. Those 7, which included 3 of her officers and 2 well reputed authors, was why the ship sinking in one piece acquired its longevity and influence. Their reputations as authors and officers won over the regular passengers. 9 of the 144 said that due to the darkness they could not be sure what happened. It's quite sad but you can find videos of the last few survivors literally being silenced at history conventions for saying the ship split. At least now things have changed, but it's still sad to think they spent a lot of time literally fighting to be heard.

[@AdhamOhm]

It's been said that the White Star Line really pushed the "Titanic didn't break in two" narrative because they were afraid it would cause the public to doubt the structural integrity of their fleet and lead to a loss of revenue.

[@_vodkamartini_]

I believe it. Officer Lightoller's testimony was the result of White Star Line forcing him into the position to save their own face.

[@Snagman67]

Adam Ohm yes I have read and heard this same thing.

[@TheNotverysocial]

I fail to see how that matters. It doesn't impact the casualty rate in the least. If you were under the stern, you already broke every bone in your body from the fall and it's not possible to swim there from the midsection, let alone the bow without freezing to death well before you get there. Besides, the same ship is still on the ocean floor rusting away till only a red stain remains, in one piece or many. What's so wrong with pre 1985 films depicting it this way? The evacuation and lowering of lifeboats matters more, and that is precisely what these focus on rather than some fictitious couple taking focus away from historical figures. And they don't focus on the lifeboats nearly as much as this film or have as many *Carpathia* scenes.

[@joelbizzell1386]

In several interviews I have seen the survivors become quite stern in saying they saw the ship break. Understandable. Given they had been told otherwise for so many years.

[@joelbizzell1386]

I may be a cold hearted cynic who lost most of what made me human years ago, but the old chap comforting the lost child legit chokes me up. Every time.

[@Bondek1996]

Always got me when I was little and now...coupled with his "Oh God!"

[@harrietharlow9929]

Me,too. He took pity on a little one who had lost his mother and comforted him.

[@imagaybanana2004]

Same.

[@cameronsdoodlessaveukraine9213]

Yup, he is a true chad for comforting him.

[@umberto7773]

Trust me you aint that tough guy you think you are

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

The little boy who lost his mother and is being comforted by the old man is the saddest scene I've ever watched in any movie about the Titanic. It has haunted me for years.

[@gameoholic1994]

That bit alone is just as sad as the entire 1997 movie.

[@millisagingerich1248]

They should’ve jumped

[@amylee8969]

Was he in the boat?

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

@@amylee8969 he was left on the ship to die.

[@colinmccann3824]

Even more heartbreaking is later on in the movie, the boy’s mother cries out for her missing child 😢

[@mollyredsull1975]

I've always admired the old man at 03:31, comforting the young boy. I like that he said that they'll find the boy's mother soon, as a kind of way to keep their mind off of the sinking boat. Tragic to think of how many lives were unfortunately lost during the sinking of the RMS Titanic. A Night to Remember is one of my favourite depictions of the Titanic.

[@meta-xverse]

Did his mother die? Just asking a question.

[@mollyredsull1975]

I don't know, but I think it's the women on the lifeboat who says "my baby" after the Titanic sinks

[@mollyredsull1975]

@@Muzical-Man its on a different video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2m6qXqfbcZnr7c At around 3:30 or slightly after

[@LeanneAbbott-l2b]

Very moving scene. Mummy Mummy Where are you Mummy?

[@imafinoianseal]

Im not sure, but I think that the boy and the old man were actually ON the ship, not on a lifeboat.

[@Bondek1996]

As a child I kept crying when the boy emerges calling for his mother or when the old man shields him, "Keep off this child!". Still the best Titanic movie.

[@dalekexterminae]

I still do

[@Emperor_Yukla]

Technically not the best but 2nd best just under 1997 one

[@leah-marie5031]

As great as James Cameron's Titanic is, they definitely handled Molly Brown standing up to that officer better in this version.

[@jacobschweitzer1068]

True. It's why I like this version more

[@xdultra730]

I didn’t really see a difference to be honest

[@leah-marie5031]

@@xdultra730 it's mostly the dialogue, the way the officer told her to shut her hole and she complied with it rather than standing up for herself more.

[@SoggyCroissants]

@@leah-marie5031 also Molly never really takes over the boat in the 1997 version, she just sits back down and goes quiet

[@leah-marie5031]

@@SoggyCroissants exactly

[@burnt.flowers]

A night to remember has been released on youtube which is colorised. i love this version ,even tho it was before they found the wreck. it's more heartbreaking than the 97 one, even tho the latter was more well made. it focus on the real passengers lives than the romantic element.

[@TitanicApril15]

Though I do prefer the 1958 one because it looks more realistic, and it’s because the music they use and the black and white color

[@twilightincosmos]

This sinking of the ship and the gut wrenching cries are more heart breaking than it felt in the 1997 movie..may the reason could be that the focus here was on the people rather than the couple

[@reminiscer15]

I agree. I hated the plot for the 1997 movie. Liked the historical aspect but not the love story.

[@brontewcat]

Absolutely- the horror of those in the lifeboats listening to the screams and calls for help, and watching the shop go under has far more impact than Rose holding onto Jack saying I’ll never let go, and then letting go.

[@reminiscer15]

@@brontewcat Absolutely agree.

[@kevinchun5242]

The music as ship slides away as they pray for a something to save them.... Hurts.

[@silvergust]

@@brontewcat you do know the "I'll never let go" part wasn't actually in a literal way right??? She meant she'll never let go of his memory/promise that he made her keep

[@paulboulter7823]

Kenneth Moore,total class,one of the all greats from the 1950s 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍❤️

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

In every crisis, there are heroes, and there are villains. Appalling historical events were recorded so future generations can learn from them.

[@Китайифынляндыя-лучшие]

The sound of breaking and falling funell are horor . Best titanic movie ever. Hug from Ukraine

[@doctorbohr1585]

2:20 that sound effect! 😱

[@Sukuna_OilyToes]

The 4th funnel falling

[@JayZombie1216]

Horrifying.

[@Rudnaz_127]

Not many films hold up to this showing the true terror the passengers have and the true chaos there was.

[@mrp5402]

There’s something that makes this movie sleep so much more realistic, watching it and black and white

[@Theawesomepro]

These movies man, movies made based off real disasters really give off a different feeling and is unlike movies like Spiderman.

[@williamlacey1981]

4:31 I love how Arthur Peuchen asked if Robert Hichens if he knows that he’s speaking to a lady like Molly Brown

[@gerarditogm2181]

that grammar…

[@fountainchain126]

I think Frank Lawton gives a devastating performance in this film as greedy, cowardly Bruce Ismay. Such a rich nuanced portrayal - I love those moments at 0:40 and 4:10 how simultaneously relieved, terrified and guilty he must have felt.

[@burnt.flowers]

Yes! i heard alot about how he tried to help online while i still love how he portrayed ismay (even if he appeared villain - ish). just such a wonderful film.

[@HugoGHA]

Unlike movie depictions, the real J. Bruce Ismay was not a cowardly, full of himself villian. The American press, controlled by William Randolph Hearst (who deeply hated Ismay), was what destroyed his reputation and distorted his actions. Ismay never pressured Smith to go faster, he was just praising Titanic's speed (despite having not been made to be fast) and deduced they would "beat Olympic and get to New York on Tuesday" in this rate. On the night of the sinking, he helped passengers into lifeboats and only got out on Collapsible C (the second to last boat to safely leave the ship), without pushing his way in, as the deck near this boat was nearly empty at the time.

[@fountainchain126]

@@HugoGHA no that’s not true sorry

[@HugoGHA]

@@fountainchain126 You are just gonna say that without elaborating? You cannot prove your point that way. My information comes from my research and experts' research too, not a simple Google search. Where does your information come from?

[@fountainchain126]

@@HugoGHAI just know everything sorry

[@itsconnorstime]

There should be a pinned comment explaining that at the time the film was made the prevailing opinion was that Titanic went down in one piece.

[@armanddehorta]

3:18 The constant splashing of the people jumping in the water really does feel like something horrific.

[@swaneknoctic9555]

The part when the chimney collapses always gets to me. The creaking noise of the iron. Very weird. The industry failed. The giant chimney lost against the natural elements.

[@jamesfracasse8178]

First off: it's called a smoke stack learn the proper terminology. Secondly it fell over due to the angle it was at, the wires holding it upright could bare the strain on it. 🙄🤨🧐.

[@swaneknoctic9555]

@@jamesfracasse8178 Thank you for correcting me James. You're a true gentleman. Don't you mean the wires couldn't bare the strain on it? Otherwise it wouldn't have collapsed my distinguished friend. I apologise I didn't learn the correct terminology, however you miss my point. The raw noise produced by this happening during the silence of a freezing North Atlantic evening/morning (unsure of the time the smoke stack actually did collapse) would have been highly disturbing to witness. I understand the screams would have somewhat masked this frightening sound.

[@anormalcommentor9452]

@@jamesfracasse8178 It's called a funnel actually SMASHING 🧐

[@anthonyporkblitz1276]

@@anormalcommentor9452 when your smarter than the one correcting him

[@anormalcommentor9452]

@@anthonyporkblitz1276 lmao

[@gameoholic1994]

3:30 “We’ll find mommy. We’ll soon find her.” That still hits me hard where I live to this day.

[@gerarditogm2181]

Why did I understand “we’ll arrive fam we will survive”

[@Alexmemegen]

I heard "where are fine so we are so fine now" I always thought he was trying to comfort the child to thinking that it was fine do not get him to panic

[@Rafu-uf8eh]

The 1997 one is a good romatic drama movie but this one actually focuses on the Titanic and all the people

[@ВиталийАндреев-о3щ]

Great movie, it conveys the atmosphere of the time when this movie was made!

[@rstein926]

I am not a Christian or Catholic but I find it ironic how the young Irish man and his friends and family say a prayer to God as their last words and it is as though God answered their prayers because they all except one survive the sinking.

[@bodieofci5418]

For me,this and The Dambusters are the best British films ever made.

[@rioamazoco]

F*ck the war criminals who drowned hundreds of slave laborers by crushing an absolutely insignificant dam. The Nazis didn't even care.

[@kevinchun5242]

Several sets used here... No green screen but rear projection and multiple miniatures. Plus some poor actors stuck in lifeboats in a London reservoir in the middle of winter.

[@UnnamedIncorporated]

i saw bruce ismay starting to cry because his dream of a glorious liner was sinking and watching so many people desperately trying to save themselves

[@HugoGHA]

He reported that he looked away from the ship as they began to row away, he couldn't see all those people dying, it was too much for him. For the next 3 days, he would lock himself into his room on the Carpathia, ignoring even those trying to console him (such as Jack Thayer).

[@UnnamedIncorporated]

@@HugoGHAthats uh... yk, he did get called a coward by the public media, because thomas andrews and edward j smith went down, so he left WSL, resulting in a struggle.

[@GraysonPalmer-kd5xm]

​@@HugoGHAhis hair even started to turn gray

[@Rudnaz_127]

Music score... it's just....... yeah........ really shows the situation...... musicifies the action happening....... one of the best movies of all time.

[@robloxvsonerolliboi7449]

Could yall stop complaining about how titanic didn't split in this movie, this was made in 1958, waaaay before they found titanic on September 1st 1985, so stop complaining

[@sepur_lempung34official]

At least its mainly stick on the history unlike 1997 more to a romantic story

[@LUN4RM00NS]

It did snap in this movie, its just croped out

[@deltonwilliams2454]

111 Years Ago Today 😔🕯🚢🙏

[@TitanicApril15]

Now it’s been 112 years

[@Mnfilmmaker1]

Damn “97” sure took some notes

[@hayden5758]

The “97” is still more detailed.

[@HugoGHA]

@@hayden5758 yet the "97" is still historically inaccurate regarding the argument on Lifeboat 6.

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Well considering they're both historical films

[@TheAnonymous-d4l]

@@HugoGHA and the breakup

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

4:21 Mad in this case what the officer is asking is not angry in which he's not meaning like are you angry, mad means are you crazy what he's saying to Molly, not mad angry, but mad crazy, mad in this case means he means, "Are you crazy?", not mad as, "Are you angry?" So Molly's not angry, she's concerned about the passengers in the water.

[@lesleycollins8239]

Terrifying. What a great film.

[@grammarkaiser8683]

Best sinking music in any Titanic movie.

[@chilliplayz1306]

Titanic 1997 way better

[@minecraftrocks7013]

@@chilliplayz1306in the final plunge music I heard similarities between 1997 and this

[@Solar_Corpus]

I find it kinda comedic that “getting fresh with someone” was a term still used in the 50’s and possibly the 1910’s. Molly was such a riveter of a woman.

[@krisbridges1776]

Honestly this version is great and the 1997 one is basically a remake. I had no idea

[@doctorbohr1585]

Cameron's is not a remake. It covers the same event, but takes it from the angle of a fictitious love story. This film is vastly superior because it embraces the entire tragedy, and hits harder.

[@mrskinszszs]

​@@doctorbohr1585yeah I honestly can't stand the sappy the love story that monopolized the 97 movie

[@doctorbohr1585]

@@mrskinszszs the love story totally alienated the audience that would've appreciated the ship's accuracy, and appealed to those who wouldnt have noticed the details 🤷 But still a better love story than Twilight, as they say....

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

0:37 0:38 Ismay breaks down because he feels devastated and terrified.

[@FranklinEdmundChesterDelanoRoo]

And 4:08-4:12 too.

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

@@FranklinEdmundChesterDelanoRoo He's terrified and he's devastated.

[@michaellynes3540]

2:42 “Our Father who are in heaven, hallowed be your name; your kingdom come; your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread; and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For yours is the kingdom, the power, and the glory, forever and ever. Amen.”

[@BLTKellys]

God bless their poor souls.

[@dylancarles127]

“She’s going.” A man who just wants his paycheck -

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

2:19 Instead of the ship breaking, it only shows the fourth funnel coming off, killing the two couples and just missing Lightoller.

[@nopcshere6097]

In the actual disaster it was the 1st, not the 4th funnel, that split off and crashed onto the bridge and washed Lightoller (Kenneth More) and other swimmers clear. Numerous other swimmers were crushed under its weight.

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

@@nopcshere6097 This film is inaccurate because this is not how the ship sank.

[@HugoGHA]

​@@MassimoCalderaro-u8h For the time, this was pretty much how most people thought the sinking occurred.

[@thatcoolguy6773]

It looks kind of weird when it’s going through its final plunge because it looks more like it’s being dragged into the water

[@Teskmehu]

I mean, at that point in a sinking ship that's pretty much exactly what's happening. At the point of a final plunge, the flooded parts that have lost buoyancy are literally dragging the rest of the ship under.

[@thatcoolguy6773]

@@Teskmehu i know what your saying but it looks really unnatural

[@bluechair9172]

@@thatcoolguy6773 it is because it looks like the ship is getting plled like it's on a ramp, instead of heading just straight down like it would actually do in that situation.

[@aydancasey1953]

@@bluechair9172 when the Titanic went under the motion was described as "like an old man settling into a bath"

[@Zelurpio]

the 1997 titanic would've been so much better if it wasnt a shitty romance movie, this movie actually depicted the tragedy with as much accuracy as they could, with real survivors being on set, and focusing on real people, and showing how much of an actual tragedy it was, this is why i think, even if it's innacurate, it's still the best titanic movie.

[@theeverything611]

I’ve seen this movie plenty of times, never actually seen the 1997 one haha

[@hoslabara2703]

But James Cameron make Titanic 1997 as Romeo Juliet Love story drama based version.

[@smallworld1624]

Agreed. I know it made an obscene amount of money, but the Cameron version, with its magnificent production and effects, would have been truly devastating if it had focused on the people who actually existed. That romance was awful.

[@TheThingFan]

Yeah, I Even Saw Photos Of Captain Smith's Daughter With The Captain Smith's Actor, Second Officer Lightoller's Wife With Lightoller's Actor And Even Fourth Officer Boxhall Himself On The Set

[@gerarditogm2181]

@@TheThingFanyeah, and sadly, since it was in 1997 only one survivor ever met Cameron

[@oloirosomfg5993]

So cool bcs you can listen some fragments on the soundtrack that sound alike "My Heart Will Go On"!!

[@davidsmith1162]

Hard To Accept. Freshly Built, & The First Time In The Water, It Sinks. Man's Greatest Engineering Achievement.

[@doctorbohr1585]

Man has surpassed the Titanic in engineering many times since 1912.

[@chicomila1619]

4:13 Molly (Margaret) brown start saying to go back to the wreck

[@aassyxlt]

2:20 -2:29 4th funnel falls btw r.i.p young couple

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

4:45 Molly scoffs in frustration. It's like, "F*ck you."

[@chicomila1619]

0:00 we see more people running to the stern

[@chicomila1619]

0:25 We see the Titanic eletrical power going off forever

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

At least it stayed on long enough to give everyone the light they needed to find their way out of the ship.

[@rstein926]

The ship's engineers kept the lights going for as long as possible to attract other ships

[@Aaron-m1w]

Fun fact that last scene of the titanic sinking was actually apart of a unreleased n@zi movie that started producing in 1939 and was finished in 1943 but when the fury saw it he didn't want to release it because at that point they were losing the war and the whole point was to symbolis the fall of Britain but he said if they released it then it would instead symbolis the fall of Germany so yeah pretty cool

[@Luni_IVV_project]

This reminds me of a classic movie

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

The Titanic’s final plunge in this movie is more like how the RMS Lusitania sank.

[@Acorn11982]

It isn't though. Like not at all. Lusitania hit the sea floor and keeled over onto its side

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

@@Acorn11982 Like you don’t know what you’re talking about at all. I meant the way it moved beneath the surface of the water in one piece, not the way it hit the ocean floor.

[@Acorn11982]

@@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY responded 8 months later💀. But idk I mighta been tweaking

[@EricTheFierceShark100]

One of the Sounds in this scene remind me of Godzilla

[@apolishjewishpianistfromww5350]

What sound you mean? The 2:20?

[@imbatman9845]

now thats how you make a titanic movie, focus on the ship, not some teenage couple

[@randomstranger1857]

Agreed Don’t get me wrong. I still LOVE the 1997 movie. It was my first Titanic film

[@leah-marie5031]

I think the point of Jack and Rose is so that we can see the sinking from a passengers point of view, showing their different ways of life and have the audience grow to care for them and hope that they survive.

[@reminiscer15]

I agree. I loved the historical aspect of the ship sinking, but disliked the movie plot. They could have done without the whole love story or at least not have it so involved.

[@MarcStollmeyer]

I mean, the focus on prayers from people safe in half empty boats, while 1500 people die in front of them is a bit insensitive as well. Both movies focus on the ship and other things.

[@reminiscer15]

@@MarcStollmeyer Yeah I get that. Although I actually thought some of those people that were praying were actually on the ship as well, not just those in lifeboats.

[@RagingMoon1987]

Head and shoulders above that "Jack-and-Rose" romantic hogwash.

[@geoffg8840]

Ok so i know that the bow was filled with water, but why did it bring down the stern at a 45 degree angle? I get 100% 90 degree verticle but not 45 degree. Sorry for a stupid question. Just trying to understand

[@SarSaraneth]

Because the stern was very heavy, and filled with pockets of air.

[@geoffg8840]

@@SarSaraneth ah ok. Thanks. Makes sense

[@SarSaraneth]

@@geoffg8840 Buoyancy is a complex subject, and there're a lot of factors that affect how a ship will behave when it starts to flood. It's well worth looking into in detail.

[@geoffg8840]

@@SarSaraneth ok i will definitely read up on it. Thanks

[@doctorbohr1585]

Actually, modern theories (which are not necessarily correct) say that the 45 degree angle of the stern was an exaggeration. The real angle, prior to the ships break up (which is not depicted here) was perhaps 25-30 degrees. Why? Idk for sure; but up the back were the two big arse steam engines and single turbine. You'd think the weight of all the water in the bow section would counteract even that machinery, but the stern had a hefty weight. After the bow broke away, the stern ended up sitting vertically, with the steam engines sitting at the bottom of that half of the ship, pulling it directly down. Then she went. Google up survivor Jack Thayer's drawing of the Titanics last minutes.

[@broadwayking]

if the ship split in two this would of made the movie even beter then titanic.

[@chelsearunyan]

Well you can't really blame them. This was made in 1958. The Titanic split was confirmed until it was founded in 1985. Still it would've be nice to this split or have it say. "To this day no one really knows if Titanic split in 2 or not. Some say it did. Others say it didn't... To this ever day Titanic has yet to be founded"

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

@@chelsearunyan Well, the survivors said they saw it split before sinking. There were just too many people who refused to believe them until its wreck was finally found.

[@Michael-mn7me]

3:42 LOOK HOW BIG THE BUBBLES ARE

[@robd3096]

HOLLY

[@HelicopterStudio]

OMG YEAH THEY LOOK THE SIZE OF THE LIFE BOATS

[@could_possiblybe_thane07echo]

It's a miniature model

[@chilliplayz1306]

It was a miniature, they were unable to shrink them down.

[@could_possiblybe_thane07echo]

@@chilliplayz1306 ye

[@chicomila1619]

3:46 Titanic is gone under

[@chicomila1619]

3:34 we see that Titanic is almost under

[@geoffg8840]

That drunk chef is so wasted he can stand still at an angle when the sober people cant. Lol

[@bummer8631]

The man is Spider-Man

[@kostan55]

Here's a fun fact, too: He survived!

[@chelsearunyan]

Fun fact: That Character can be seen in the 1997 Titanic. Before the Titanic goes down and Rose turn to see a man. That suppose to be him.

[@jjchoychi5134]

RIP, Titanic and its remaining passengers😇🙏

[@johnsnyder2340]

@ :12 seconds you can see where Michael Jackson got the inspiration for the anti-gravity lean!

[@ronchilled]

Did the man with the child survived?

[@headwaves6986]

I’m really sorry but..they didn’t make it

[@flowerfaerie8931]

No.

[@rose-kl6rr]

@@headwaves6986 nooooooooo

[@HelicopterStudio]

They didnt they died from hyperthermia of the man lost the child and the child was not able to swim so he drowned probably the same case with the man

[@bezoticallyyours83]

No according to the book, the kid was washed out of his arms

[@geoffg8840]

She sure took her time sinking with the final plunge

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

0:38 Ismay crying.

[@chicomila1619]

1:57 we see Titanic sliding to the sea

[@HugoGHA]

This movie's sinking scene is pretty inaccurate by now, but it was very accurate in 1958 so stop complaining, it was a pretty good movie though.

[@MrVolcanoGA]

Agreed I think this is my most favorite Titanic movie coming in second titanic 1997

[@GuitarGangsterArmi]

It was always wrong. They didn’t have the ship split in this.

[@HugoGHA]

@@GuitarGangsterArmi dude there a ton of comments explaining why it didn't break in this one, can't you just read one of them?

[@GuitarGangsterArmi]

@@HugoGHA I know why, dummy. It doesn’t change the fact that the movie has always been wrong. Witnesses saw it break but people didn’t want to believe them.

[@HugoGHA]

@@GuitarGangsterArmi the officers didn't state any break to not cause trouble for White Star Line, people in 1912 would usually take the officers word as the important one, and so they found more plausible it sank whole.

[@marioroman7005]

4:45 demon face 👹

[@kodi7726]

300 does anybody know what language she’s praying in

[@TitanicApril15]

Russian in my opinion

[@kodi7726]

@@TitanicApril15 thank you

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

4:13 Molly gets agitated about the passengers in trouble.

[@chicomila1619]

1:05 we see people on the frezzing water

[@theeverything611]

Is it me, or can I hear some sort of a switch when the lights go out?

[@gerarditogm2181]

Yeah, idk what would be that sound, maybe the model was connected to something that made the lights go out, and with that, the switch

[@chicomila1619]

3:11 we see the poop deck (stern) starting to flood

[@chicomila1619]

3:05 we see the back well deck flooding

[@yousefhusein7577]

2:20 why did the funnel fall?

[@TitanicApril15]

Maybe because the way the ship was leaning

[@HugoGHA]

I think the reasoning behind the falling funnel on this movie is because the angle of the ship was steep, which doesn't really make a whole lot of sense because of the way they were built. During the real life event, the two forward funnels fell because of water pressure crushing their bases. The third funnel fell because it was heavily damaged by the breakup. The fourth funnel is reported to have not fallen, however.

[@Malamull_705]

They still did make the funnel collapse

[@chicomila1619]

2:20 we see the foruth funnel falling off

[@Scr4pp3d-s7y]

2:19 the fourth funnel fall

[@maxwellthehedgehog6273]

2:38 is that jack!? (the guy on the right.)

[@HugoGHA]

Jack Thayer? Probably no, he jumped out of the ship on starboard side before the water touched the 2nd funnel, on real life at least.

[@mrcrafter7906]

i think he means jack phillips (the telegraph operator)

[@ELRONDGASAL]

This guy also appears at the scene where they start kicking ice on deck.

[@jjonahjameson8934]

Leo was there the whole time

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

@JennyWakemanAndNotChuckFan Jack Dawson isn’t real. James Cameron just made him up. If there was any Jack in that part, it would probably be Jack Phillips the senior radio operator.

[@ZayneZhailer]

WOW!

[@Holiday_Decor_Reviews2010]

1:32 albert Einstein???

[@Usa35377]

😂😂

[@TheNotverysocial]

I think too many are preoccupied with whether or not Titanic split in two or not, and not depicting it in this film or others predating the 80s. Does it matter? In one piece or many, there was still great loss of life as well as money, and the ship still went down to the ocean floor and disappeared for decades before discovery. And it won't matter when the wreckage continues to rust till only a red stain remains. The evacuation scenes compose the better part of the movie, and they are the ones that actually matter most; the fates of the eighteen lifeboats lowered away and the two extras floated off the slanting deck and those who got to them make for the most compelling story, and there's a good reason the film focused on them most. This didn't blatantly break the laws of physics by going completely vertical and stop sinking for a minute or two for theatrical effect.

[@imadoglol4445]

It didn't split in this movie because the split wasn't discovered yet also we just want to know what went down there on that cold night

[@TheNotverysocial]

@@imadoglol4445 I actually don't give a damn about it, and was pointing out how silly others are to get hung up over it. This film is still superior to *Titanic* in everything except budget. In the end, it doesn't impact the casualty rate one way or another whether it went down in one piece or many, still all others make a huge deal out of it.

[@randomstranger1857]

It seems like that’s the only thing they care about

[@AuoraWolf5911]

Even though it wasn’t known at this part would have happened if some how for what ever reason they did have it break in a half how would audiences react at this time

[@TheAnonymous-d4l]

At 4:00 a passenger is wearing a hat with the swastika on it

[@enlosluceros7236]

Titanic sinking happened way before WWII so swastikas didn't have any bad connotation at that time, they portrayed that right

[@chicomila1619]

2:40 we see people starting to prev

[@sutty85]

Are you ok?

[@galatheumbreon6862]

@@sutty85 I'm pretty sure he means pray

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

Why didn't it break, except for the fourth funnel?

[@Evyafton]

That because it’s made in 1959 and people thought at the time it sank in one piece until they found the wreck in 1985

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

@@Evyafton Is it 1958 were the model was made and not 1959?

[@Evyafton]

@@MassimoCalderaro-u8h yes accidentally hit the wrong button

[@MassimoCalderaro-u8h]

@@Evyafton Typos happen a lot and it's okay.

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

@@Evyafton Survivors of the sinking said it broke in half before sinking, there were just too many people who refused to believe them until 1985.

[@TOWRR67563]

2:20 2:25

[@joaquimboremKlwohu]

00:25

[@overzin-1]

2:20 the funnel Falls

[@islotiqq7451]

couldn't some people use tables and that to create rafts

[@shadowstarz3651]

Some people threw deck chairs into the water.

[@TroyCooke-ex3fj]

It doesn't split in half though:/

[@gameoholic1994]

Nobody knew at the time. It wasn’t discovered to be that way until 1985.

[@Sniylearchives2006]

this titanic movie is wayy better then the 1997 one wich is garbage

[@allysonteixeira534]

Agree, the Titanic was not just romance, dumb stuff like that

[@rudyleo9801]

i knwe a night to Renember did not break

[@Gamer928-r5t]

1:24 u see people on the water

[@не_сундоо]

why he didnt split

[@Casual_Silver]

the film was made in 1958, the wreck was found in 1985. and the only people who knew it split were survivors. Before 1985, no one even thought it split.

[@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY]

Because too many people refused to believe what the survivors of the sinking said about the Titanic breaking in half before sinking until the actual Titanic wreck was finally found and that was about 27 years after this movie was released.

[@chicomila1619]

1:19 we see peop,e jump from the stern

[@chicomila1619]

People

[@jaybarnes8034]

Where's Jack Dawson?

[@gerarditogm2181]

He isn’t here kid