(TITANIC) A NIGHT TO REMEMBER BW(Full Movie)

[@Gibbo1]

Much better than the newer version

[@christfotiadis9485]

I grew up watching this movie on free TV on my black and white television always in my heart for the people on the Titanic very sad day. I am 70 years old now ,God bless us all !!!

[@Riso-Musik]

A better film than the expensive remake

[@robharding5345]

No question in my mind, This film of the titanic is the best of all. the so called 97 blockbuster was no more than a glorified love story,

[@cyrildadswell7682]

Perfection in every stage from the muscular gong striker to the end titles.

[@jenihansen7201]

This was great. Thank you so much for making it available for us to watch. REALLY APPRECIATE IT.

[@ScottieMcClue]

A Pleasure 🙏 ☺️

[@inmyfreetyme]

I enjoyed this old version. Thanks 4 sharing! 🙂

[@ScottieMcClue]

A Pleasure 🙏 ☺️ 😊

[@infonut]

Continues to rope you in. A massive character study to an unforgettable lesson. We are not allowed to get TOO familiar with any characters beyond introduction for obvious reasons. Lightoller being the exception. The 97' remake fails to do this and consequently becomes a soap opera with a tragedy placed as its backdrop. This however moves like a stopwatch. Continually forward and doesn't let you escape into the charming era that ended 6yrs later.

[@walterhudson4253]

😢 Its amazing that a reenactment of this event could be made so accurately.

[@ScottieMcClue]

It's like a documentary you feel you are there

[@Wench64]

The best titanic film, I always cry when the waiter finds that little boy left on his own😢

[@ScottieMcClue]

Bless You 🙌 the colour version is available too

[@stanlee-eq7lu]

@@Wench64 - coming from a father that successfully raised a multiple disabled child, my heart breaks seeing any child suffer anything, be it in truth or in fiction.

[@infonut]

I have heard people comment on that scene more than any other.

[@SallyKohorst]

Yes i cry too and the music at the beginning and all thru the film. Olympic had that fanfare but not Titantic as it was just the sister ship to olympic. Based alot on the officer. Really got me third class people saw the beauty of firstclass. As a lady said oh first class before they went to boatdeck

[@markwitte303]

each time i see this amazing movie i see more details. i can not imagine the work put into the production. one of the few movies that make me feel like i am there. actually the only movie that makes me feel like i am there.

[@ScottieMcClue]

Exactly 💯 It's like a Documentary Brilliant Movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 Thank You 💯 😊 🙏

[@ASTROVORTEX-n4x]

Thanks for uploading. My favorite version by far. I was thinking though, just imagine if Cottam had switched off his wireless that night and no distress was heard. I don't know what happened to him after Titanic but I sure hope he had a good life.

[@ScottieMcClue]

Think Now with speech radios and 24/7 monitoring

[@jbozorgomid4923]

Thanks For uploading this true story film on KZbin ❤❤ ❤

[@ScottieMcClue]

A Pleasure 🙏 ☺️

[@pjswalkabouts]

I remember reading that when making this movie, Kenneth More, who played 2nd Officer Charles Hightoller, said Titanic survivors visited the set. At one point, when filming there was the sound of wood creaking. Some survivors remembered that sound from when the ship started rising before the fatal plunge. They ended up keeping the sound in the movie.

[@ScottieMcClue]

Lightoller

[@KhrawbokSawkmie-vs8np]

Maybe, this is the first titanic movie, that was made. Has seen another titanic movie the earlier one! But not this latest, and now it has been a first time. This has found out to be the incredible titanic movie. ❤. So long, and so far, that now has became the best titanic movie. Bravo!!!! ❤.

[@ScottieMcClue]

Thank You 💯 😊 🙏

[@infonut]

There were 3 movies made about the sinking. Others have been made where the incident plays and instrumental role in their stories or the demise in them. In 1953 they made a version with Barbara Stanywick and Clifton Webb. Then this one in 1958 based on a best selling book at the time by Walter Lord. And of course the 1997 blockbuster. I agree. This one is far superior in its simplicity.

[@MariaLacsamana-ik3in]

Thanks for uploading this original n 1 n only the "titanic" ship I ❤❤❤ it 😀 ❤️ 😄 💙 😊 🙂

[@ScottieMcClue]

A Pleasure 🙏 ☺️

[@zwolleinfo8032]

Great movie. Made in 1958 for less than $2 million. You wonder why Cameron needs 200 million for this 40 years later.

[@infonut]

I wonder how much of that budget was for the submersible and crew???

[@ncc1701chris]

1:48:50....my god..no. I'm fifty three years old I've been reading about. The ship since I was 8 I still cry at that scene every time

[@ScottieMcClue]

Bless You 🙌

[@ncc1701chris]

Thank you. Anybody who Watches that scene And is not Moved emotionally Cannot call themselves human.

[@Paul-ui8re]

This film was made in 1958 I was born in 1959 I must have been about 10 years old when I first see this film since Then I have always been so interested and amazed how it was built I think it was a mixture of bad luck and trying to make her the fastest ship to get to America So sad that so many people lost there lives because of use not respecting Mother Nature

[@raven4k998]

this ship cannot sink my ass anything is possible if conditions are met for it to happen

[@infonut]

@@raven4k998 ... "The unsinkable" was not a statement. It was an advertisement.

[@DrMariyappaHarijan]

RMS

[@markwitte303]

WOW. 1:07 when the father says good by to his disabled son.

[@CharlotteGreen-kv9sx]

The other titanic film with Barbara Stanwick that another good film

[@ScottieMcClue]

This One's Also Available in Colour kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6CXZIqurM6KqJI

[@infonut]

I don't think so. That version was similar to the 97' version just much less lackluster and story. I believe they used footage of the boat sinking from that in this version. I could be mistaken. But Babs was so damn beautiful all is forgiven. (I read that she became so overcome shooting the scene at the lifeboat lowering that she had to stop performing. It dawned on her at THAT moment what had transpired 40yrs earlier).

[@ScottieMcClue]

THIS VERSION IN MONOCHROME BY REQUEST ❤❤ Colour Version Below ❤❤ kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6CXZIqurM6KqJI

[@ednammansfield8553]

Thanks Scottie for sharing this original version and the colourised version they are both great. This film is the truest and most accurate film of the Titanic tragedy. The Cameron version although good for the modern day audience is basically a romance story aboard the Titanic when the ship sank after hitting the iceberg that led to the sinking of the ship.

[@Queencanada]

thank you to share this great film.❤👍

[@karengarrison3666]

@@ednammansfield8553 I agree! Although Cameron's Titanic was awesomely made, the principality is a love story, and not Titanic herself. Prefer this! ❤

[@AllenJones-w3p]

The James Cameron film was NOTHING compared to this classic.

[@ednammansfield8553]

This is the best version and more true to what actually happened. As a former radio officer on ships the actual morse distress calls sent out by the Titanic are accurate in this film.

[@christinecallahan5512]

N O ---- James Cameron made a GREAT movie........

[@johnniethepom7545]

Try as I might I never saw Kate Winslett once .

[@mayranoguera838]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@AllenJones-w3p]

And you're not going to see either Ms.Winslet or Leo DiCaprio in THIS film!

[@alexandrianicolemoses7869]

I am only 5 minutes in to this movie and I wonder, are Jack and Rose in this Film?

[@ScottieMcClue]

😁

[@barrywainwright3391]

@alexandrianicolemoses7869 no because this is an old movie dated 1958 and why it's in black and white

[@alexandrianicolemoses7869]

@ Got ya. I fast forward it to the collision scene, then fast forward through the rest of the movie, I just lost interest in it.

[@CharlotteGreen-kv9sx]

Ps uk here

[@Puddycat00]

I wonder why was Molly Brown alone on titanic? Where was her husband

[@ScottieMcClue]

He died in 1909

[@jamestoyn9755]

in this movie it was interesting to see how the first 3 funnels were still standing during the sinking

[@ScottieMcClue]

Was it not just one that collapsed?

[@jamestoyn9755]

@@ScottieMcClue the only one that collapsed was the last one

[@infonut]

I was told that one of those funnels was fake. A ship was referred to by its stacks. 3 stacker. 4 stacker. The more smoke stacks, the greater the prestige. The fact that engines got better and required less stacks meant nothing to them so they added an extra stack but it was not attached to any coal burning device. I could be wrong as that was 40yrs ago.

[@demoisellelenina]

Did the writer got the idea fr Charles Dickens called the cart driver Barkis ?

[@ScottieMcClue]

He may well it would be quite the thing to make Dickensian references this one of course from David Copperfield 😉

[@demoisellelenina]

@@ScottieMcCluethis is a great film much better than that Hollywood film.

[@infonut]

. Master Davey thinks so.

[@paulmiles6012]

"If any of you feel like praying, go ahead......... The rest can join me in a cuppa tea"..... The most 'British' thing ever said in cinema...🫡🫡🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@ScottieMcClue]

The two are not mutually exclusive

[@paulmiles6012]

@ScottieMcClue cheers for the reply Scottie... its nice when you get something back from the 'poster'..... 👍🏻. More power to ya elbow mate. 🫡🫡

[@yortsemloh1156]

The sea was a bit rough.

[@ScottieMcClue]

Yes I believe it was mill pond on the night 🌙

[@yortsemloh1156]

@ Indeed!

[@AllenJones-w3p]

My heart will go on!

[@christinecallahan5512]

How could they NOT taken these Ice warnings, serious ???

[@ScottieMcClue]

The crucial ice warning wasn't delivered to the bridge it ended up under passenger goodwill messages there's also conjecture that Captain Smith was under pressure to maintain speed

[@CharlotteGreen-kv9sx]

Hi there guys she would be with us if on the time a report come in but did not go the the bridge as he is writing it down at the time of film on here at 1930then went on the pin

[@AllenJones-w3p]

This film was made in black and white.

[@ScottieMcClue]

FOR YOU SIR THERE IS ALSO THE COLOUR VERSION kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6CXZIqurM6KqJIsi=egl02upYtFkBgjVj

[@johnletourneau6176]

No made up story inserted into this real life tragedy.

[@3BK235Y]

32:11-32:16 What are thay calling our attention to?

[@ScottieMcClue]

Iceberg Dead Ahead

[@eekinelsa]

the rocking horse... very symbolic since the rocking horse is very sinister in a popular short story of the time. You see it again floating in the debris at the end

[@infonut]

@@eekinelsa .... combined with the constant showing of children it is a reminder that many children perished in this tragedy outside of the adults we are surrounded with. Most of whom were below in steerage as poor immigrant families were sailing together for a new life.

[@alberthamel6039]

Wish they would come out with the truth now what really happened to the Titanic. Some of us believe that this ship was switched and was titanics sister ship that really went down

[@infonut]

Rubbish.

[@frantisekkralik8128]

Nový Titanic je lepší.

[@ScottieMcClue]

Opinion

[@ScottieMcClue]

Maybe you prefer Colour 😉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6CXZIqurM6KqJI