HMHS Britannic attacked by a German U-Boat

HMHS Britannic attacked by a German U-Boat during World War One while heading to the front.
Britannic (2000)
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[@ShadowHawkProductions]

2:02 is my favorite part. Just seeing the ship take action during a torpedo attack is awesome to me.

[@crispywater681]

Very inaccurate though..

[@Captan40000]

Egg walter how?

[@fairvlogsuk24]

ShadowHawk Productions same

[@degamebroers8612]

Britanic speerpunt wij

[@CircleAnimations_Official]

@@crispywater681 how would you know

[@kevinkommtspielen3164]

4:20 My aim in singleplayer vs. 4:13 My aim in multiplayer

[@Mattvolko]

Just true

[@IoIita]

lmao

[@Ramzi1944]

Based

[@matthewchll4299]

yes

[@abooalatv1557]

True

[@rbdaviesTB3]

Absolutely unhistorical and low-budget, and yet I still always enjoy this scene! It's just fun getting to see Britannic 'in action' as it were, and some of the shots are really nicely composed - the torpedo cutting through the water and barely missing her bow, and that almost painterly shot of Britannic and Victoria as the depth-charges sink the sub, the torpedo trails bold in the water.

[@nickdaugherty6115]

I guess a World War 1 machine gun can shoot a torpedo at 4:22.

[@ottotroelsgaardmikkelsen9554]

Same. This is one of My favourite scenes even though this movie is unhistorical and low-budget.

[@user-kh7gt9os3b]

Actually, HMS Victoria never existed😅😅😊

[@user-es6rf4my8p]

Tallhan

[@wanderingpenguin6705]

@@nickdaugherty6115depends on its preset depth… if it’s got a shallow run then it’s unlikely but possible

[@bluewhaleking6227]

"It is unsinkable!" I can't believe they actually put that line in! There's NO WAY anyone aboard Britannic would have said something like that after what happened to her sister! It would be like if someone on the One World Trade Center said, in all seriousness during a crisis, "this building is airplane-proof!"

[@memesinablenderandyoutuber8364]

Samuel Dunford you have a massive point! No man can make something indestructible unless we're in the future and have really advanced technology.

[@Whoswho34]

Airplane proof" u mean bomb proof cause jet fuel cannot melt steel beams

[@trainsgod1042]

COOLGAMINGSHOW don’t start with the conspiracies here

[@elaundrymachine]

The titanic sank because of a fire in the building of the titanic so it was meant to be built to be unsinkable but it got damaged which made it really easy to sink with damage from a fire in the building of the titanic, the Britannic probably did not have a fire so the ship would have been unsinkable except there was a mine stronger than the Britannic which caused the Britannic to sink. The titanic would not have sank from that iceberg if it wasn't for that fire.

[@t3llur1de]

@COOLGAMINGSHOW - The World Trade Center impact fires didn't melt the Twin Towers' structural steel; they weakened the steel across multiple floors until it could no longer support the structure above. When the steel lost its tensile strength, it collapsed beneath the weight of the overburden. There was more overburden to the South Tower impact, which is why it collapsed first though it wasn't struck first.

[@ludicrousmodel3173]

It's amazing to me how shallow the wreck of the Britannic is comparing to her sister ship, Titanic. Britannic rests at a depth of roughly 400 ft, less than half the ship's length. Titanic rests at over 4km (12,000 ft) below the surface.

[@TheCeraization]

Yeah, Britannic did sink a little ways away from Greece hence why it’s in a shallower spot.

[@uli1053]

As she sank, she hit the bottom. As suvivors stated, her poop deck stood still a little longer out of the water because of that. She didn't fit there for a few moments.

[@dayofthedaleks1523]

“This is the biggest ship in the world....it is unsinkable” said the victims of the titanic

[@jingvinz]

Dayofthedaleks 152 *Brittanic

[@crispy4458]

@@jingvinz no on they titanic it was said to be "unsinkable" but look where it ended up...

[@huntermervyn3646]

Brittanic=titanic sister ship

[@levichalcraft8702]

And people of the Britainic on 21st nov 1916

[@wwesmackdownvsraw]

No doubt if Titanic & Britannic are both unsinkable then why did they both sink???

[@topiasarminen6965]

That shooter was 100% silver.

[@syryozh6957]

YAAASSS

[@Chain727]

it might been struck by a mine nobody knows

[@deinos1229]

@@Chain727 it did hit a mine irl

[@spendingitwisely5903]

It hit torpedo because 740% think it's torpedo

[@spendingitwisely5903]

Fine I just made that up and it hit mine lol

[@bigsai4472]

Who noticed that the captain of the Britannic and the captain of the U-boat are the same actors in Indiana Jones?

[@brennonkraft2504]

he is!!

[@robertocoronado9472]

Indiana borks

[@minecraftlover9845]

Me

[@GhoStrider-bg5ln]

THAT'S WHY HE LOOKED FAMILIAR

[@JS-rk8dl]

I didn't know that until now

[@drsucukmitei3601]

The Moment when you coming from germany

[@newbiegames.]

Endlich einer der mich versteht

[@commodus2233]

What

[@denimica5527]

Biggest oof in history

[@beznazwy9986]

oooooooooooooofff

[@Eric-wh1xv]

Das ist historisch sooooooooo falsch😂

[@rhystone8playz327]

Seriously..? This ship is unsinkable If i heard that word Captain: This ship is UNSINKABLE!! Me: uh..maybe..you should give me the ticket..back..

[@andrewwhite1870]

"This is the biggest ship in the world, it is unsinkable" Gee, where have I heard that one before?!

[@m.nizarfikri7948]

Titanic

[@sebastianathiememorial520]

Tanches

[@lindasymmes9312]

Yea he was being sarcastic he knows

[@dalekexterminae]

Another Olympic class I believe

[@ranjitdey9374]

What is the bengali meaning of gee ?

[@lylec7755]

Britannic the unsinkable and the titanic the unsinkable but both ships sunk

[@kalebross6033]

After what happened to Titanic, never have they ever claimed that the Britannic was unsinkable. The White Star Line didn't want customers/passengers being afraid of the ship. All they did to the ship was add more compartments, with compartment seals over the top, and the bulkheads being extended farther up, and the main hull was doubled to be able to sustain more damage than the Titanic did, and they added more lifeboats to ensure the safety of the ship

[@robertxing8565]

No the Titanic was deemed " practically " unsinkable

[@sptownsend999]

Kaleb Ross and when Britannic was struck, the explosion twisted her whole frame so that the watertight compartment doors could not close.

[@kalebross6033]

I know. what I was trying to point out is that they never called the ship unsinkable

[@ultimateagent1784]

Kathleine C it’s funny everyone now said they were nicknamed unsinkable but they weren’t you read all articles of that time they all read virtually unsinkable.

[@davinp]

The most likely cause of the sinking was due to hitting an underwater mine, not being torpedoed according to the damage found in the Brittanic

[@napoleonbonaparte7172]

Thos is a different thing

[@basedhalo]

We know this. In the film nobody said that it sank because of torpedo

[@TheDayBreakerr]

Ye

[@birch8109]

None of the torpedoes actually hit in this movie

[@captainahmethakantunckol5307]

Sualtı Mayını döşeyebilecek denizaltılar var.

[@adrianzurek636]

4:11 when you succsesfully avoid doing a chore

[@kredka_jeszcze_jak9464]

Elo polaku którego nie wiedziałem że spotkam pod tym filmem

[@tymontyor2491]

Napierdalał nieźle XD

[@hmhsbritanic9859]

They did it in the end

[@daiszey2186]

4:19 Give this officer a medal

[@peacock4743]

Yeah

[@judibootylol5266]

Is that ship called

[@judibootylol5266]

Ship is that

[@OfficialKian678]

Big respec to him

[@Elephant-Puppet]

@@judibootylol5266 HMHS Britannic

[@upsidedowns2342]

Remember guys, if u are boarding a ship, remember to always bring a jetpack in case someone says this ship is unsinkable Edit: e why are ppl still commenting on this one

[@rmstitanic7521]

Vroom vroom

[@kevinklugerman7193]

Umm why and where to get it from ? how?.

[@unusual_username8683]

Rms Olympic:AM I A JOKE TO YOU?!?

[@ii_jackson]

Bruh where are we gonna get a jetpafk

[@redtheangrybirdspopsicle7481]

Lol

[@sbreheny]

Britannic was not sunk by a U-Boat but by a naval mine (which of course cannot distinguish a hospital ship from any other). I don't think there was any record of an attack such as this (not to mention the ridiculousness of the unguided torpedo and depth charges both hitting or almost hitting on the first salvos)

[@robertyoung3992]

a depth charge does not need to actually contact the sub,the concussion alone does it

[@shanicephillips9170]

Sean Breheny she did not hit a mine stupid she was hit by a fucking torpedo

[@robertyoung3992]

Shanice,you fucking idiot,to hit a clearly marked hospital ship with a torpedo,would be a war crime all nations observed this.the Britannic hit a mine.the Lusitania was the one torpedoed

[@sptownsend999]

Or you guys could realize this is a film, and stop bickering like an old married couple

[@kalebross6033]

We all don't know what really happened to the ship. the most likely cause was either a mine, a torpedo, or an empty compartment full of coal dust, which is highly flammable. Yes, there were reports of a lot of subs in the Mediterranean Sea, but there also reports of many mines being found. The shop also had an empty compartment full of coal dust, and even a little bit of a breeze can cause an explosion more powerful than nitroglycerin. So, it's either one of the 3, which is still being debated by historians

[@emperorryanii]

First officer: She is the largest ship in the world. Ss Imperator: *Am I a joke to you?*

[@hmhsbritanic9859]

HMHS Britanic: u travel i do 2 things

[@hmhsbritanic9859]

@H.M.H.S Britannic oh hi

[@80721]

@@hmhsbritanic9859 hi Britanic

[@hmhsbritanic9859]

@@80721 hi Titanic

[@emperorryanii]

We got a reunion going on

[@LegoTale2591]

"this is the biggest ship in the world, it is unsinkable" top 10 famous last words

[@zacharykim436]

60% of comments: A Torpedo didn’t sink the Britannic, a mine did 30% of comments: “This is the Biggest Ship in the World… It is Unsinkable!” 10% of comments: Other

[@larryacosta7358]

4:05- STAND CLEAR!!!!!!!!

[@wongjowoganteng]

Lewis MK I From English

[@v12ts.gaming]

Kudos to the crew who shot the torpedo with a Lewis MG

[@sussybakagaming6931]

The captain’s name is bartlett charlie

[@ozzygurkaya]

England : Britannic is unsinkable German : hold my u-boat

[@McDaqi]

England: Britannic is unsinkable German : Hold my schintzel muss jetzt arbeit tuen

[@envy5480]

England : Hold my depth charges

[@PlasticMoviesWithToySoldiers]

@@envy5480 German empire: hold my underwater mines

[@Astr0_Feline]

Mine: not anymore

[@edgarmartinez7371]

For all the people that say that the ship sunk by a torpedo: the crew actually crossfired at the torpedo; the submarine that launched them sunk by a barrel (which was deployed by another ship). The ship sunk by a mine several hours later.

[@skeletoncigscry1ng857]

Thank you for saying this so I don’t have to

[@Grenadier657]

The barrel from the ship that you say that ship is Hms Victoria

[@rmsteutonic3686]

There was no torpedo attack in real life.

[@trout717oboeplayer9]

Those "barrels" are called "depth charges"

[@alecboi777]

it was a mine

[@Kakjung124]

2:01 Britannic's Telegraph Has Same Shooting A Machine gun

[@lukapuka8320]

wait there is an machine gun called "shooting a"?

[@Frostyfrog-yb7fm]

4:11 me in battle field 1

[@joannaananicz2797]

Trueee

[@cutercills9x9creates65]

I heard that the wreck today is a recreational park for tactical divers. Since its depth was less than 400 ft (which is why the bow was smashed off, like an wooden stick being pressed on a floor), a trained diver who is taking the dive seriously can survive reaching the floor. Of course, this is a different story for Titanic.

[@randomguyroblox7]

Submersibles apply

[@zaphodbeeblebrox6627]

U-73 has the distinction of being responsible for sinking the largest ship sunk in World War I. The U boat had laid mines it is believed anything up to a week before Britannic came into contact with one. Britannic very likely would have survived the mine damage if it hadn’t been for the unfortunate situation of the nurses leaving the port holes open to ‘Air’ the ship. The additional safety features built into the ship after the Titanic disaster were simply bypassed by this fateful decision.

[@sebastianathiememorial520]

U 55

[@rmsteutonic3686]

Britannic is the largest passenger ship on the sea floor

[@jokewestrik-elskamp6653]

@@sebastianathiememorial520 that was Carpathia

[@jokewestrik-elskamp6653]

@@rmsteutonic3686 and Largest ship Sank by Naval mine and at the time britains biggest ship

[@OfficialAstrolyx]

Britannic's captain: This Ship is Unsinkable! Titanic and Captain Smith: *First Time?*

[@Kaidhicksii]

Never said that about her. On a side note, Captain Bartlett wasn't as old as the movie depicted. :)

[@user-mf6dd9gq6z]

All we know Never to sail on a ship they say is unsinkable i mean they said the Olympic was unsinkable it didn't sink

[@NWEAction]

“This ship is unsinkable” gee where have I herd that before *cough-cough* remember a few years ago

[@Kaidhicksii]

One of several inaccuracies in this movie: Britannic was never called unsinkable.

[@dantehasim164]

She was Kinda unsinkable With The Double Hight Of Her Bulk heads To Protect her from iceberg damage and a Double Hull

[@LOTUS-ARTS001]

99% of comments complain about the line "the ship is unsinkable" 9% other comments 1% of comments "BOTH SIDES AGREED NOT TO TORPEDO HOSPITAL SHIPS"

[@aksalaheddine78]

Fun fact, I heard this scene was removed after many people pointed out that ww1 hospital ships never carried any weapons of any kind. Not even to stop torpedo attacks

[@greycatturtle7132]

XD but it would be cool

[@kingfish114]

@@greycatturtle7132 And it would be a war crime since it was illegal to sink a hospital ship

[@greycatturtle7132]

@@kingfish114 i know but the japanese didn't care for this

[@kingfish114]

@@greycatturtle7132 it’s ww1 not ww2 dummy

[@greycatturtle7132]

@@kingfish114 the germans do the same thing

[@Dexterplayz-qj1vm]

2:17 the captain of u-boat looks like Benito Mussolini

[@ThervingianGoth]

That's because he is benito mussolini

[@Manerean]

@@ThervingianGoth benito died in 1945, that movie was made in 2000

[@ThervingianGoth]

@@Manerean It's a joke

[@Manerean]

@@ThervingianGoth i know, i just said that

[@ThervingianGoth]

@@Manerean Where exactly?

[@coolioxii5197]

3:42 that’s what they said about the titanic

[@commodus2233]

Brittanic and titanic are the same in length and width but its painted white

[@farrishravi2218]

@@commodus2233 nope, britannic was slightly wider and longer

[@whatsowhatever7932]

@@farrishravi2218 its the same height but britannic is more wider

[@Someguy4007]

No one said that titanic was unsinkable

[@fearodactyl2886]

It was sunk by an underwater mine. I hope the people that made this did research.

[@levichalcraft8702]

FlipFlopper that was for entertainment and this scene was set before it sunk

[@kaydenchan7093]

The torpedoes didn’t hit

[@PATRICIALOPEZ-gz7uw]

it sunk probably by an inside mine

[@kingfish114]

They did not put ANY fucking research

[@lifeevolution7016]

“This is the biggest ship in the world” Vaterland: ._. Aquitania: ok Imperator: k

[@modernstories2494]

look man The aquintania was nowhere close as big as britannic. VaterLand wasnt built yet and the Imperator got scrapped beacuse of the company going bankrupt. Even though it got scrapped the imperator was 887 feetlong when the britannic was 892 feet long.The only reason the Imperator was called the biggest ship in the world was beacuse at the time it surpassed the Titanics size and the Britannic beeing the final form of the olympic class means she was about 4 feet larger than the imperator. All theories saying it was bigger than britannic have been proven wrong so quit thinking its bigger.

[@emperorryanii]

@@modernstories2494 , although length does matter too, it’s more about the Gross Tonnage on what makes Imperator technically larger than Britannic because it had a larger volume.

[@Kaidhicksii]

@@modernstories2494 Aquitania at 901 feet was longer than Britannic at 883 feet. You are right though that she wasn't as large: Aquitania came in at 45,647 tons while Britannic as a hospital ship was 48,158 tons. Quick fact checks with the Imperator though. That ship got scrapped long after the Britannic sunk, after serving as Cunard's Berengaria post-WWI. However, he was significantly bigger than Britannic, at 906 feet in length and coming in at over 50,000 tons. Had Titanic - which was the largest ship in the world at the time - completed her maiden voyage, she would have lost the title to Imperator roughly a month later.

[@modernstories2494]

@@Kaidhicksii well at this point it dosent matter anymore. Most of them sunk. Imma go make some tea now peace.

[@Kaidhicksii]

@@modernstories2494 True that: unfortunately the age of liners is over. Yeah you do you. Imma go finish my porridge. Peace to you too.

[@carlellis7708]

Torpedo:I GONNA GET YOU Britannic:YEET

[@tonyhinojosa7710]

Except Britannic wasn't torpedoed. There were no submarines in the Kea Channel at the time of her sinking though the channel was laced with mines that were placed by a submarine that had been there days earlier. The sub commander that placed the mines later reported that they had no intention of sinking a hospital ship as both sides agreed that properly designated hospital ships were non-combatant and not to be fired upon, though mines tend to be indiscriminate.

[@lamnguyeninmonsterinformat9043]

ITS THE FUCKING MOVIE ITS NOT HIS ANIMATION

[@BombBoxx]

@@lamnguyeninmonsterinformat9043 what do you mean?

[@vikingsmb]

@@lamnguyeninmonsterinformat9043 you do realise the sinking actually took place

[@decembings]

Me: Watches Britannic The movie showing up in the corner: T I T A N I C

[@sabatonic485]

The Britannic hit a British naval mine that was laid by a convoy a few weeks before

[@rechinabelvins9840]

Britannic did had enough boats but two were wreaked from the propellers of the ship so 30 people died.

[@doublebloggers6661]

I heard that during the world war there was some sort of treaty that you could not bomb a hospital or hospital ship.

[@williamvalentino2895]

Yes ships flying the red cross were off limits she was sunk by a mine

[@Training63]

My favorite part is when the captain saves the ship with the gun!

[@ldrrandompro4206]

"This is the biggest ship in the world" "It is unsinkable"

[@stuka6727]

Reality: * sink *

[@marckbryanbalang9315]

@@stuka6727 because of bloody sea mine

[@jokewestrik-elskamp6653]

If the Britannic was close port hole Windows she would be safe. She is more Unsinkable than Titanic. If the Britannic hit the Titanic iceberg she would be safe .

[@kpophottlines7181]

I'm glad that one ship followed Britannic😁

[@LavaKing4]

If they didn’t follow her she would have sonk

[@RoderickTiernan]

That's what you called an escort

[@whatamidoing1169]

Aviation 40 The Britain’s DID sink

[@smilyboi9847]

@Kpop! Hottlines, u mean HMS Victoria?

[@commodus2233]

You mean hms Victoria or the German u boat

[@CoylerProductions]

Ironic that Olympic,the only ship that wasn't unsinkable,made it to scrapping

[@volpixrossi3589]

Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t the HAPAG Imperator Class larger than Britannic?

[@BellaZuikaku4785]

3:49 “It’s unsinkable.” Yea every time I hear that, that ship ends up on the bottom, Titanic, Britannic, KMS Bismarck, Hms Hood etc. so in my way, you just jinxed the ship to it’s death

[@spambreeder1001]

There is only one type of ship that is truly unsinkable: landships

[@ci.thunder]

@@spambreeder1001 And the Olympic

[@spambreeder1001]

@@ci.thunder Olympic isnt a type of ship, it's a specific ship, Olympic is an Olympic class ocean liner, which two of the three sank

[@elmundoderobinyloslegos1863]

He actully said sinkable because you pitted 1 second late

[@EpicJoshua314]

There was also the M/V Derbyshire which was 965 feet long and weighed over 91,000 tons and it sank in less than 2 minutes in a Typhoon without even a Mayday call or survivors.

[@TheTriplc]

they say it was the largest ship of its time, and to be unsinkable... well the titanic was once the largest and it sank... Titanic: 1912 Britannic: 1916

[@m.illli.e]

They are sister ship's

[@projectblade82]

White Star liners aren't the luckiest in the early years of the 1900s xd two ships sunk in 1912 & 16 oof

[@thatvacuumgeek]

Lusitania: 1907 Mauritania: 1907 Olympic: 1911 Titanic: 1912 Olympic Again 1912 Britannic: 1915

[@markemerson6230]

So Britannic sunk 4 years after Titanic

[@jokewestrik-elskamp6653]

@celebrityolympic4216 she was Britains biggest ship Largest ship Sank in world war one. Largest ship Sank by Naval mine and Biggest ocean liner on the sea floor

[@decommissionedchannel3188]

no way a PRE-Dreadnought has depth charges super inaccurate

[@samgilliam6994]

Who noticed that the little boy was smiling the whole time and that when the life boat hit the propellers no one did anything about it

[@SovietNaseOffical]

Ship:time to attack britannic Captain pro:OH NO U DONT👹 Ship and missle:dies

[@samm010]

“THIS IS THE BIGGEST SHIP IN THE WORLD IT IS UNSINKABLE” and so they say...

[@JoseCarlosSilva-rq6jc]

Well there was a ship nickname unsinkable and it never sank it's name is olympic

[@gamingwithrome6938]

Rip to my great great grandfather who died on britannic

[@mrseawise4590]

Cap

[@DARK-fy8xw]

what the hack how u know

[@gamingwithrome6938]

@@DARK-fy8xw becuse my great grandmother told me

[@yeahsuremah]

30 People died from the Port propeller in real life but in the movie they died on the Starboard propeller R.I.P. Your grandfather on the port propeller

[@fazbearkinghel5586]

That is not possible, because Hospital ships werent allowed to be attacked by other ships / u-boats. That was war crime in that time.

[@godzillasaurus1190]

Torpedo 1:no i missed Torpedo 2:*exploded*

[@farmingsimfanatic8827]

It didn’t get hit by a U-boat it hit a land mine

[@catmanproductions5153]

Aww yes a LANDmine on sea

[@KnightFilms32]

Guys the Britannia was sunk by a Mine not a German U-Boat torpedo

[@Whoswho34]

*Britannic*

[@KnightFilms32]

Oh shoot, my auto correct thank you for correcting my phones mistake “Britannic”

[@Whoswho34]

Np

[@kaydenchan7093]

The torpedoes never hit

[@wbhfilm_7381]

Keep in mind: This was made in 2000. They didn't know that yet. It was still being debated whether or not it was a mine or a torpedo strike.

[@enginestheyreamazing4568]

Showed this to my history class while learning about WWI

[@LevelRevels]

U-Boat: You can't sink something that is already submerged! HMS Victoria: *observe.*

[@jr205series8]

Periscope???

[@tylerharris872]

The Britannic was not sunk by a German U-boat, that was the Lusitania. The Britannic was sunk by a German mine off the Irish coast.

[@historyarmyproductions]

No- it was sunk in the Aegean. Just off of Greece.

[@Roger67164]

The Lusitania was sunk off the Irish coast....

[@abitmaniac47]

The worst mistake of the U-Boat captain was to focus on the transport ship and not the warship.

[@stuff8678]

any time anyone says a ship is unsinkable, it never ends out good

[@phrvlog]

1:26 That boy looks happy... 🤯

[@c-jaynemoney7582]

🤑

[@commodus2233]

Maybe he has smiling problems

[@dylan_talleyy]

But the Royal Navy didn’t have an “HMS Victoria” in service in 1916. There was however an HMS Victorious, a Majestic-class pre-dreadnought launched in 1895 and served in the Mediterranean during the war.

[@koltp1909]

Yes. And this movie sucked

[@ath6294]

Strangely the CGI ship does not have the side by side funnels of a Majestic class, or the HMS Victoria sunk in 1893 (which would make an interesting movie). It actually looks like the USS Oregon from the Spanish American War

[@MatteoRamaccioni84]

@@ath6294 it's not based on any ships as it never happened, all of this scene is completly wrong and inaccurate. No U-boat attcked the Britannic, she sunk due to a collision with a sea mine.

[@Andre-16039]

This is the biggest ship in the world, and it is unsinkable. Despite the fact that this is the sister ship to the ship they said the same thing about 4 and a 1/2 years earlier. They should really take notice of things like that.

[@RollerCoasters62719]

This whole scene is one of the best in the entire movie

[@sptownsend999]

To all the haters leaving comments on how this is inaccurate and the conspiracy theories on that she was actually struck by a torpedo or if she really hit a mine: this is a film. A movie. I don't see you guys raging about something like Infinity War, so please, kindly, shut up.

[@kalebross6033]

I feel you man. people need to realize that this film is hotorical fiction, based on true events but never actually occuring in real life😁

[@robertxing8565]

Britannic did happen and I hate infinity war so....the sinking may be wrong :p

[@fiddykooro3541]

Well written, sir!

[@5thfjreenactor602]

Spencer Townsend but this is a film based on something that happend infinity war is made up. the britan i is not made up so will you kindly shut up you daft fool

[@sptownsend999]

@@5thfjreenactor602 bro seriously calm down

[@supertrinigamer]

0:48 full ahead 1:53 magically half ahead

[@edgarmartinez7371]

They actually slowed down before going back to maximum speed.

[@Captan40000]

Super Trini Gamer they slowed down for there escort to reach them

[@user-eu5eu7sc8b]

For this scene, the HMS Victoria isn't attacking the Britannic. It's actually trying to save those people's lives.

[@facepalmerchaosalternate127]

It’s kind of obvious that you cannot see a underwater mine. The ship only hit because they didn’t realize they were heading for a mine. This was not a torpedo. If it was it would blast toward the ship like a rocket

[@robertveerman8022]

I have on question... why did they put the hospital cross everywhere, it feels like that would give Germany more of a reason to attack it

[@The98Man098]

CRAZY CHICKEN WINGS it’s a war crime.

[@kalebross6033]

Hospital ships were there so they can transport wounded soldiers back home or to Port, as well as transport mail and cargo

[@fiddykooro3541]

So that it will be clear to see that it's a hospital ship, because attacking a hospital ship is a war crime.

[@cardnim4508]

But they had weapons on board, so technically it was not a war crime XD

[@kalebross6033]

that's false. they never carried any weapons aboard the ship

[@marieannquilates8361]

Man:this is the biggest ship in the world it is unsinkable Me:and how did britannic sink.

[@foxyy1095]

HMHS Britannic Quote: “This ship is unsinkable.” Titanic already proved that no ship is unsinkable.

[@hoovy9461]

imagine hitting a torpedo with a ww1 gun but a mine hit it

[@bubu23101989]

“This is the biggest ship in the world.......” In fact that was historically incorrect. SS Bismarck (later know as RMS Majestic) was the biggest ship in the world at that moment.

[@georgebarnes8163]

wrong

[@MatteoRamaccioni84]

this movie is the definition of historically incorrect

[@xxundead_warrior]

The ship did not get torpedoed, it hit a mine. So the movie is wrong with that. Also, both sides of the war agreed not to torpedo Hospital ships, considering both sides had them.

[@jlanaville6525]

In defense of the movie, it was made in 2000. It was discovered that she struck a mine in 2003.

[@MatteoRamaccioni84]

@@jlanaville6525 what??? Even the officers on the britannic knew it was a mine

[@johnlack2524]

You practically jinxed it when you say it's unsinkable

[@RaptorTJC_001]

U-boat: Fires torpedoes Britannic and HMS Victoria: you have chosen death

[@e3IZrZ]

Good thing he had that cannon for that looney toons torpedo.

[@Ja3dn]

It's a Lewis Machine Gun from WWI

[@e3IZrZ]

@@Ja3dn No shit, Sherlock. WOOOOOOOOSH!

[@koltp1909]

If some director who knows accuracy, he would have remaked Britannic but instead of sabotage its more of an accuracy

[@Kaidhicksii]

Maybe get James Cameron? Either way you're right.

[@koltp1909]

@@Kaidhicksii wish he did.

[@koltp1909]

Britannic: sinks bc of U-73 mine U-73: *oops*

[@jhamerethethethethethe]

U-73: *getting punished by the government**

[@michaelsoyt]

Tbh when the torpedo boomed, i felt just like the people

[@yigiro5895]

4:03-4:27 Why does that scene always make me cry???

[@nerdzy8454]

Because an innocent torpedo was murdered.

[@chocopuff180]

@@nerdzy8454 it was rip torpedo 1916-1916😔

[@kingfish114]

@@chocopuff180 that didn’t exist…

[@artsky1029]

*guy:* "This is the biggest ship in the world, it is unsinkable!!" *mine:* Oh yeah? What do you think of THIS! **sinks britannic**

[@NebulaStars484]

Oh no everyone to the life boats!!!

[@stephanienugen]

Hit a mine but it triggers people’s OCD when they see a torpedo

[@coyotemontana4558]

Did it happen like this in reality before Britannic hit an underwater mine?

[@u.s.m.cofficialssb2837]

CAPTAIN: THIS IS IA UNSINKABLE THERE IS NO ACCIDENTS LIKE THE TITANIC ME: UHHH I WANT REFOUND AND GET ME OFF THIS SHIP NOW PLS THANK YOU

[@JonedaTwo]

2:45 - 2:53 "they chicken egg drop soup with the printed paper Amano stretch your" (Turn on caption)

[@jhdstreams820]

Kurt Joson LOL

[@Captan40000]

FanGamer1000 XD

[@sebastianathiememorial520]

@@jhdstreams820 no

[@retnosoesilowati5404]

This is the biggest ship in the world ITS unsinkable"me: WHUT IN THE WORLD SHIP THAT UNSINKABLE.EVERY SHIP IS UNSINKABLE .BRO THE HELL IS THAT MAN SAYING

[@mariselojeda0810]

Was that the same HMS Victoria that is the vertical wreck?

[@hi-xe9ry]

Why were there children in a royal navy ship

[@Glendal1988]

Hi just to let you know Britannic was a hospital ship and under laws of war was unable to be attacked so was able to carry civilians but on this trip it was solely nurses and officers that were on board these children are fictional characters for the movie

[@associatefree]

um excuse me u think ships are only for grownups? no thats not true children are allowed on ships

[@doso4782]

Glendal1988 Hospital ships were only crewed by the Royal Navy. Crew and medical personnel only.

[@bonimendez5663]

Yeah

[@kingkmtso5107]

Mekdes Gebretsadik Only nurses and officers were allowed on hospital ships

[@CoolDove]

The ship that followed britannic is the savior of the victim of the titanic!

[@xxitactical_8723]

CaptainCreeper no it’s not.

[@MatteoRamaccioni84]

no it's not.

[@HaiYou_Studiosofficial]

Kid:there was a big explosion Me;of course, there was a missile that came from a U-boat HMS Victoria Bombarded

[@ldrrandompro4206]

3:24

[@anthonycastellano7555]

Their German being spoken is terrible.

[@benela]

"This ship is unsinkable" Me: The much you says is unsinkable, the higher risk the ship is sinkable

[@tnbpgatorking4807]

How would you like to sink? Brittanic: Yes

[@sebeefan-hp8xc]

german vs british

[@Mauritania482]

Britannic is an American ocean liner