Titanic: Behind the Scenes Part 2 of 2 [HD] - Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet | ScreenSlam

PLOT: A boy and a girl from differing social backgrounds meet during the ill-fated maiden voyage of the RMS Titanic.
Director/Writer: James Cameron
Stars: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Billy Zane
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[@janhaze3021]

Even the Behind the Scene ! is so F'ing REAL !

[@bahaaeddinebouhout2313]

They said they cost them a lot of money then the actual ship shocking right?

[@shanelibuna1213]

James Potter $7 million for the real titanic and $200 million for the movie

[@gioporta]

Then again, that's not adjusted for inflation. $7 million in 1912 would be equivalent to a much higher number today.

[@candypoplaila543]

James Potter you're right

[@HiHi-tv4xz]

@@gioporta yes... It can go around 1.66billion...shocking right?

[@oblivion85]

The actors screaming gave me chills...I imagine that's how the real passengers were screaming.

[@iams1635]

oblivion85 One of the real survivors said that the screaming in the movie can never be compared to the real situation. It gives me chills just to think about how those screams would’ve sound knowing they were going to die

[@says101]

no the actual screaming was wayyyyyy way worse than this! it was like a high-pitched superr high scream! the highest type of scream imaginable!

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

says 101 or do you mean screams of death not screams of being in a movie theater watching a horror movie

[@MrRealgar]

Waldemar Aquino Which one?

[@paulinatedesco2660]

I've heard story's that the screams weren't like Halloween screams or roller coaster screams, but unexplainable moans and weeping. It scares me to think about it.

[@minxedkitty8421]

I would have LOVED to be an extra on this movie. That chaos would have been so exciting to film.

[@abandonedaccount1643]

Minxed Kitty the extras in this movie got severe injuries.

[@ts3935]

BZG really? How do you know?

[@eladioreykenneth]

0:57 people hitting each other sounds painful

[@ChairmanPaulieD]

I can only imagine the slight to severe injuries as a movie extra like you can see the extras sliding down the slanted decks on the stern into a luggage crane wall. What about the movie extra that hit the propeller blade when the stern set was fully risen at 95 degrees 🤔

[@jacintalord7782]

I would love to be rose in this movie

[@silentgamer2434]

Extras in this movie were perfect. I think it made the movie even better from a realistic point of view.

[@quietdemon8138]

ThatAkwardKid agreed they truly show how many people randomly fell perished before the ship even fully sunk it’s actually kinda grim to think about tbh

[@itzlegit1]

I want all my tears back, thanks.

[@shewolf4046]

ahhahaha...lol

[@ilangovans7280]

kevin grande it never did me cause it happened real and my tears were out even after watching this

[@CaseyShontz]

Brownn Boy I don’t cuz I think they were worth it. (Jk, I surprisingly even to myself, didn’t cry)

[@anisilliyiin3846]

Brownn Boy hahahaha

[@martinezerika9782]

Brownn Boy same here 🤣

[@user-rs9mb7rm2i]

And to think that this movie was almost made 20 years ago seems impossible!!

[@mairuzu465]

I watched the other day and it hasn’t aged at all.

[@osamabinladen824]

But they got the sinking part wrong.

[@mairuzu465]

Jannib Andelo Bayutas ?

[@user-yk17-yk77]

Ummmmm it’s 2019 and it was about 22 years ago when it came out L🤣L

[@gagaullalla1256]

Only Americans can make great masterpiece...🏆🥇 The Oscar I don't found sorry.... Greetings from Italy 🌼🧡💗💚💛

[@257manoj]

Me 4 min ago: “Here comes another green screen charade.” Me now: “Holy shit, they built multiple life sized ship sets!! No wonder all the scenes seem timeless.”

[@leksagala1545]

Nice❤. Wanna be friends? Come to my chanel thank you❤

[@crazyfx5242]

I know right! Its truly amazing how real James did it.. Today, it all be fake and CGi bs.

[@BigSplenda1885]

I know, I think this is the last time a movie made such elaborate physical sets… everything since has been created by CGI

[@cebasso]

​@@BigSplenda1885 omg! that's insane! I never thought it was really built physically that's really insane!

[@qiyuxuan9437]

@@BigSplenda1885 Not really, even Iron Man 1 used a lot of practical effects, many parts of the suit were real, not CGi, although they did use CGI to make it look even better.

[@abendroid]

Watching this while closing my eyes, I said to myself "It's been 23 years, and I can still smell the fresh popcorn. The seat that never been sat on that day. The film that had never been watched by everyone on its premier night. Titanic was called the movie of the year, and it was. It really was."

[@asura---]

I see what you did there 😅

[@leksagala1545]

Nice video❤. Wanna be friends? Come to my chanel thank you❤

[@virgoaugust8318]

Thats why here i am

[@thepatriot3907]

👏👏👏👏

[@ylariraaijmakers5782]

Perfect 🤩

[@babyboislimTV]

Watching the sinking and water scenes without the music is very eerie. You almost get a glimpse as to how everything was happening as the ship was sinking.

[@Me-vh2uq]

Baby Boi Slim but on the real ship, there was music too from those musicians. But maybe not that loud

[@TheGreekPianist]

It would be so fun to walk around on that replica ship and browse inside! That would've been a ONCE in-a-lifetime opportunity!

[@ScreenSlam]

GreekGodJonathan Agreed!

[@ginniekinz5401]

And slide down it! Although they'd have to act and scream like they're terrified, it would be a lot of fun.

[@TheGreekPianist]

+GinnieKinz💜 Haha yeah! The actors and all the extras were lucky

[@625lean]

It must've hurt when they hit each other and that women who went feet first into the pillar

[@BrUh-qw5fm]

it be sooo cool

[@Joeyblondewolf2]

If I was an extra during the sinking of the ship I wouldn't even need to act. My worse fear is drowning 😂 so it be for real and really convincing!

[@jairolisboa7889]

MUITO BOM FILME DO R.M.S. TITANIC DA WHITE STAR LINE...

[@jairolisboa7889]

EU SOU DO BRASIL DA CIDADE DO RIO DE JANEIRO... BOM DIA BOA TARDE OU BOA NOITE.

[@jairolisboa7889]

Ok

[@amcesq6118]

I can relate

[@TheOfficialBenitedd.]

Do sonas Kia matou

[@thegoldninja3213]

The sets in this movie were phenomenal. The fact that they used practical effects and models over CGI for the most part is what makes this movie so great.

[@BigSplenda1885]

Yes but also remember in 1997 they had no choice, CGI wasn’t up to par with creating all of these advanced sequences.

[@elliottuberbacher1354]

@@BigSplenda1885they still did use a ton of CGI in this movie, it was the first movie to use CGI mocap models for falling people

[@GinFreecs]

Holy shit did they actually build a replica of Titanic just for this movie? Amazing !

[@robpl718]

Gin Freecs they built a full half of the ship. The other side not on camera was not fully completed. What's on camera is what was built as the set.

[@couch9416]

Gin Freecs it costed more than the rreal titanic

[@quanduong2911]

Gin Freecs actually, the did build an actual titanic

[@OlleForsberg]

They only finished the starboard side, which is why they had to film everything in reverse for the scene in Southampton.

[@packtavious1871]

Olle Forsberg they only finished the starboard side for the dock shot. for the huge shots in the water when the ship is actually sinking, they built a full scale replica. surely just the extremities tho.

[@emilyculleton1139]

Omf I'm so amazed at the replica they made. Also, all those people literally falling into things and other people, I could only imagine some had decent bruises after that. Still so wel done, one of my favourite movies ever.

[@nanawolfx2468]

Betta Mama james cameron hired women and men dare doubles and dare extras so they signed up to be hurt

[@stormyg9169]

I remember seeing this 12 times in the theatre and crying for 15 minutes otw home the first time. Still my favorite film of all time to this day.

[@stadt-undstraenbahntv4321]

"Do you want to use CGI?" James Cameron: "What is this CGI?"

[@abandonedaccount1643]

Lol he used CGI in some places

[@memejunction3502]

Avatar 😂😂

[@chapuling4256]

he used it when the ship sailed

[@stadt-undstraenbahntv4321]

@@chapuling4256 😂👍

[@edienandy]

iirc at the time this movie had the most cgi shots ever.

[@duffyezeqiri860]

Damn it looks SO REAL

[@NIXONPA]

Duffye Zeqiri you are right

[@mixervideos7523]

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[@leksagala1545]

Nice ❤. Wanna be friends? Come to my chanel thank you❤

[@Zeldafan1009]

1:40 You'll never see this level of dedication to practical effects in movies EVER again. It was a miracle that Cameron got to make this film. Everything about it is just flawless.

[@TheStepmonkey]

0:56 Wow, wait...they REALLY did fall like that? ouch that must've hurt...

[@jlui0218]

I believe the furniture in that scene was made of foam, but it must've still hurt a little bit

[@anefje4266]

TheStepmonkey I think it looks fun!

[@quietdemon8138]

Apart from the main cast almost all of the passengers were stuntmen and stuntwomen and as JLui02 said the stuff they were whacking into weren’t solid steel and stuff like that so it’s all designed to look realistic and painful

[@kbates8896]

Ye lol

[@SandeepSingh-cb3xd]

Hi

[@marieb802]

Thats actually terrifying to have to film those scenes knowing someone truly lived through it.

[@quietdemon8138]

Ally Marie agreed although the water in the movie water tanks from this footage was warm and the actors had to pretend it was absolutely ice cold as the real temperature in April 1912 in the Atlantic ocean was 5% below freezing and that’s why there’s so many frozen people after the ship sinks it’s quite horrible to think about

[@dana6753]

@@quietdemon8138 well it's atlantic ocean ofc everyone knows it freezing cold especially at night it was sinking (no hate btw)

[@tiffanie4568]

Jack Dawson oh hey jack, thought you died

[@grizzi0789]

@@quietdemon8138 actually the water was cold. 10 degrees almost all the time.

[@joannwilderman8921]

Kate said she got hypothermia from the cold water...

[@unicornx9879]

The movie looks so real but I know the water is only 3 feet deep

[@potatocloud4434]

WOW I had no idea that it was that shallow

[@itzlovely9730]

Txawjntse Vang ur kidding me. I know how to swim I started swimming at 4 feet when I was 6

[@buckzz___]

Txawjntse Vang No. 3 ft is very shallow for the average adult.

[@picturesque1708]

@Txawjntse Vang Sarcasm?

[@frankicamarovic7742]

I'm thinking that water is an -13°😂 I'm full in the movie,ya💕🤒

[@TriStarIII]

Can you believe its been almost 20 years?!?

[@anastasia-oh3yn]

Инвиктус it's been 84 years

[@thejagotishow]

anastxxsiaa No, movie came out 1997.

[@fancyfreesee1977]

Technically 105 years.

[@masterknife8423]

Инвиктус Since the film yeah. But in terms of the actual sinking 105 years

[@MrTobal1412]

Just Another Guy on the Internet Noob

[@rendomperson8986]

“So this is the ship they said is unsinkable” “It is unsink-“ “AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH” Sorry but I had to laugh so hard at this 0:54

[@CachEsber]

"So this is the ship is unsinkable" *Few moments later, shows people dying* 😅 I see what you did there hahaha

[@lurategh]

This is fascinating. I find it sweet how the two men tried to catch the woman at 1:04.

[@loganblair8402]

@Apple Cake they said "cut", that's why they tried to stop her the scene was done.

[@Sue-wq3wo]

What was that crack noise I hope that wasn't a bone

[@leksagala1545]

video❤. Wanna be friends? Come to my chanel thank you❤

[@Designandrew]

0:23 holy fuck. This is how you know James Cameron is the best director in the world.

[@Username-zc2fo]

The film cost more than the actual boat! Film= 200,000,000. Real titanic = 166,000,000

[@ajjacomina7717]

But after the movie was released, it got to over $2.billion OMG

[@ismailbutt2535]

well it all paid off

[@TheKonga88]

DOLLY PARTON HAS BEEN ARRESTED FOR SELLING WEED AND COCAINE TO LOOTERS IN ATLANTA 🙌🙌🏊🏊🏊⚡🐈🐱🐸🐹🍭🍭🌙🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃

[@swnangs2549]

Inflation entered the chat

[@sahalperen7103]

Inflation duh

[@maluspezzano7928]

It is amazing to see that they put so much effort into making the movie - everything seems so real that it's breathtaking. No doubt Titanic is one of the greatest movies of all time. Spot in history well deserved.

[@leocaprio6995]

Thank you for your love and support 💙💙

[@meloniez427]

All those people sliding into each other omg 😂😂

[@nynke7884]

hahaha😁😁

[@stevelouis2203]

+bruh ? you think that's funny I don't what if you were on real Titanic and you were sliding of would you laugh

[@connorwaldron1279]

+Steve Louis for fuck sake who cares it's a free country he can laugh at whatever he wants and who is stupid another to go the next titanic

[@rae735]

I know it looks it hurt

[@DarkGates8]

Melonie Zappa I started to laugh when the one woman kept sliding after they yelled cut and someone had to stop her or she would've kept going lol.

[@debottomdas5218]

James cameron is a compact film director hollywood has ever got so far. I always respect his ideas and on top of that he knows how to communicate with multi audience around the world. He doesn't only use visual effects to entertain rather he use it for reasonable purpose to connect with the sequence in a movie

[@ryans413]

Except avatar were he went full out on visual effects but it was done good

[@mineonlyedwardcullen]

Debottom Das but he was not 'kind' to everyone about that he wanted the water to be ice-cold to make it as real as possible! 😲😱😡😠😢😭💔 HOW did they do so the water suddenly was in the ship?

[@quietdemon8138]

mineonlyedwardcullen the water was actually quite warm for all the sinking/Jack and Rose stuff so Leo and Kate had to act as if it was killing them as during the real disaster the temperature in April 1912 was 5% below freezing in the Atlantic Ocean answering the question of why so many people died so quickly after falling into the water

[@TeamPaidToDrive]

James Cameron is a genius! I wish there was more behind the scenes footage like this! I could watch this for hours!

[@NBAJ718]

"So this is the ship they say unsinkable" Say no more *People screaming for help and falling down as the ship sink*

[@ARieLvsCutTaRi]

She is made of iron, sir. I assure you, she can. And she will. It is a mathematical certainty.

[@cactusace4836]

FUCK xDDD you got me

[@dragoslavdelavega558]

ofcourse, its UNSINKABLE!

[@potatocloud4434]

I was gonna comment that!

[@qiqisongs]

Man’s arrogance

[@halloweenchristmas2532]

It would seem so fun to be on that replica of the ship playing inside whilst it's sinking. I envy those in the making of the scene.

[@rosestephen2722]

Thatz was happy moment during acting behind the scene

[@shantanewilliams6737]

Halloween Christmas they had to brake it afterwards the whole replica

[@cliffto6]

@Jasmine : oh yes I would, it'll be a lifetime memory. You can get sick anytime, your throat can get sore anytime, but being in an amazing lifetime experience, it doesn't happen every time.

[@CaseyShontz]

Halloween Christmas I wish I was an extra!!

[@CaseyShontz]

Jasmine O'Hanlon THAT WOULD BE THE MOST WORTH IT I WOULDV’E DONE EVER IN MY LIFE. For me that’s like the definition of worth it.

[@KellyWelly6]

If they made this movie now it would be all CGI :/

[@theblueberrypie6711]

+Kelly Tran Truee

[@gelatinoussire3091]

+Dance Club Radio Thing is.. This movie looks real and good CGI sucks for alot of things

[@HaoNguyen-nl3fz]

hey countryman

[@dramatherapyhans9042]

couldn't be more agree

[@naira7639]

Kelly Tran what means CGI pls i dont speak English well.

[@ClassyPandaOfficial]

Rose: "so this is the ship they say is unsinkable?" Cal: "It is unskink..." *immediately cuts to Titanic Sinking*

[@rosanafreitas5976]

Rose's mother says this

[@Willowpeytonx]

God... even behind the scenes as the ship submerges and everyone tries to escape the water it's so realistic and scary and heartbreaking

[@nightw4tchman]

Now imagine if George Lucas had directed this. No model, no extras just pure CGI, main actors and chairs.

[@devofauzanrahman6788]

+nightw4tchman "I hate sea...."

[@nightw4tchman]

"It's deep and wet, not like you"

[@halkydus4062]

+nightw4tchman you do realize that it was George lucas who made the Originals with only models?

[@nightw4tchman]

Necrosius717 That was when he was limited by technology. He saw the prequels as the way he should have done it.

[@halkydus4062]

nightw4tchman Lucas was diagnosed with hypertension from filming the Originals with models. He wanted to use cgi in the prequels because of exhaustion and experimentation with new tech.

[@madarchermoto4955]

If you close your eyes and just listen at 2:22 this is exactly what the event sounded like in 1912, screams and all. You’ll hear what the passengers heard in the last 20 minutes of sinking.

[@ellieplayz3020]

Could you imagine just driving in the distance and you see the replica of the titanic 😂😂

[@ruby994]

0:54 "It is unsinkable!" 1 second later... people falling and screaming while boat is sinking

[@EcirpWehttam]

Wow, that's one heck of a set!

[@destinygarcia3500]

Its crazy because filming the movie cost more then building the actual titanic ship.

[@ryans413]

Yea now a days it just be cgi they don't build many probes anymore it's sad

[@yiman7370]

destiny Garcia actually it's not true. The Titanic was £7 million which in today's money is like over £100 million so.. people are silly when they say that cuz they don't consider that the ship was build in 1908 and finished in 1912 which is more than a 100 years ago and u have to transform the money back then into today's money

[@holyknight5960]

Even considering the inflation the movie was still more expensive. 'Titanic' budget was over $200 mln while the original ship cost 7.5 mln USD (not £, btw). The latter translates into roughly $170 mln in today's dollars.

[@lauraitzel8334]

Holy Knight nop not true .-. how on earth could you think that!?

[@nope3337]

The Actual ship in today's standards would be more than a billion. The movie was near $300,000,000

[@Joeyblondewolf2]

I know no more survivors of titanic are Alive today, but I'm sure seeing some of the sinking scenes were triggering. I would never be able to forget that day. Just like I can't forget about 9/11.

[@Joeyblondewolf2]

@Jon Oz omg that poor woman! Yea I'm kinda glad she didn't see the new one. With the better graphics and roses survival story similar to hers, that would've been traumatic to watch! ☹️ Bless all those souls

[@mw1838]

Eva Hart probably saw it, she died in 2009, so she may have watched it to see how accurate

[@halliegutierrez2000]

I cant forget 9 11 either but even though I kno no survivors of the titanic this tragedy hits me diffrently!

[@leeriches8841]

@Jon Oz Milvina Dean

[@jimjampea]

@@mw1838 No, she died in 1996, so she probably didn't see it

[@annaalbanese3702]

Titanic is one of my favourite movies of all time! Everytime I watch it I get chills down my back and it touches you right in the heart! ❤

[@randytravis4298]

Thanks for your love and support. I'm blown away by the love from you'll. Fans like you are the reason we keep moving.❤️💗

[@addiforras]

And sheesh! no acting required for those water shots! Film set or not, I'd be fighting for survival!

[@ryans413]

That's fucking titanic right there. They built the titanic man the actors must have been amazed to go to work on the titanic

[@Nicole-hb1qp]

Ryan Scherbluk ya they were amazed to see it then they fall and hit bunch of stuff and get hurt

[@wareproduction8779]

What a set!! no green screen bs this is real deal looks so real behind the scene

[@raulox17]

It was More than a movie, it was a major achievement for modern arts.

[@gamingwithevan8545]

I like how it goes from cal saying the ship is unsinkable to the ship tilting upwards and people sliding down and hitting stuff

[@maliyahhope9763]

The first thing I said when they were filming when the ship was tilting I said "OMG that would be so much fun!!"😂😅👌

[@mauricevandraanen4286]

Every now and then I have to see this movie again. It´s so well documented and it gives really authentic feelings to watch it.

[@158lb5]

This is worth for number 1 box office of all time. My favorite movie forever.

[@ivka18]

how the fuuck did you make that ship

[@mineonlyedwardcullen]

ibvana they CHEATED alot!I wonder why!😡😠😢😭💔

[@tashaglam4824]

They borrowed the actual blueprints for the real Titanic from the manufacturing company and then decided to build only it's starboard side. But when they went back, they realized that the real Titanic left South Hampton on it's Port side, so they reversed the camera's to mirror the entire South Hampton scene. It cost them about 7-8 million dollars of their budget to re-make the ship, but it was necessary because they needed the full scale model for the sinking scenes because CGI wasn't advanced enough and green screen wouldn't be able to replicate the sinking to advance detail.

[@drakencourtorielle]

Umm they built it

[@rowanberry8782]

Hello 10 yr olds here!

[@user-yh3ee9bh3o]

ganjika 07506265350 watsab

[@crazyfx5242]

James Cameron did AN amazing job creating such an beautiful movie.. Based on true events about The Titanic.. Kate as Rose and Leo as Jack.. Just wonderful!! Both played those parts very well!

[@TH3XT3RRValorantandtech]

The way the cameramen are so calm and the actors are screaming 😂😂😂

[@brentbrent8918]

I still can't believe they literally made the Titanic. And yes, I know its a stage prop and the interior is separate and they only made one side of the ship, but still you gotta give them credit for making that masterpiece.

[@J.PMora1957]

Construction Crew: how much of the ship do you want built James? James Cameron: Yes.

[@misuzu183]

ハリウッドは規模がすごいですね

[@selpink]

🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@thetactician1060]

James Cameron is a genius. Terminator 1 & 2, Titanic & Avatar are and were ALL groundbreaking epic films

[@sumithrak4341]

This film speaks more about their acting sense!!!!!....❤️

[@MrThilalangadi]

This movie deserves movie of the Century. Also should've been given all Oscars given in nomination. Big disappointment that Dicaprio didn't get for Best Actor. And James Cameron, Music director was Genius. They bought the reality and emotions at the same time, to enjoy and cry with tears. And it was 28 years ago, still looks fresh. Surely this was one of the most favorite for the 90's generation.

[@allysonmarie3823]

Must've cost a lot of fucking money to make the movie.

[@pirates12343]

more like 2.7 billion

[@sabela5199]

Alice Liddell 294 million to be exact 😂

[@sabela5199]

Drew Hughes 2 185 372 302 😂😂 I'm just messing around you guys lol but the numbers are still true

[@levichilde8029]

The movie cost more to make then the titanic to build

[@anweshapramanik91]

Isn't it obvious that the movie of this capacity would have costed more than the original ship itself? one of the major reason amongst the many being that the film was made in mid to late 1990's , almost a century later of the tragedy and particularly of the tine when the real ship was built. Prices hike with time.

[@AdeshBamugade]

Acting directing is not everyone's cup of tea...it requires lot of hardwork n patience. James Cameron, Leonardo DiCaprio & Kate Winslet u r all a gem.💜

[@SOGGYZ]

Even The Behind The Scenes Makes Me Cry

[@mirrorsu_animation]

This production is massive. Can't imaging how to organize all these actors and props all at once. Amazing movie production!

[@shauns9694]

The hell...did they actually build something the size of the actual ship they were making the story about?

[@kkatherinee9609]

By building such a humongous "set" they had the ability to film the movie so realistically and to replicate the actual real life events as well as they possibly could

[@11111Liamy]

Yes, it was almost, but not quite, the size of the real ship. And the 1997 film cost more to make than the real Titanic cost to build.

[@jesuslovesusall7772]

+11111Liamy that's not true, the replica does not have everything inside it like all the cabins and coal rooms, the real Titanic costed more to make than this stuff because of it was actually the real thing with real metals and a actual engine system.

[@IlyRnb]

11111Liamy no back then in 1912 it cost 7.5 million to make real rms titanic but in today's world it is actually 700 million

[@lauraitzel8334]

11111Liamy it would cost $ 1.66 billion

[@TiffanyHoZS]

"so this is the ship they say is unsinkable!" "It IS unsinkable!" *cue screaming as titanic sinks*

[@mattjackson2799]

0:55 damm they are really falling like in the movie.That looks dangerous.

[@D.Records]

Imagine being one of the extras getting to just slide all day 😂

[@lindsaystevenson3219]

Just amazing, even though it was a movie, I almost felt like the people were in need of help like one guy swimming an reaching for a lifeboat that just touched me.

[@fannycaoht]

Ce qui est incroyable aussi c’est que tout les figurants jouent super bien

[@rofiuddin6910]

Why im crying to see this

[@iramrahul089]

Hats off to the Efforts of all cast & crew Members... I love the Titanic

[@pvssyslayer6517]

Me at 1:20: where’s the wAtEr

[@theghostofyou1316]

“it is unsinkable” *cut to the stern 45 degrees in the air w people falling down & screaming for their lives*

[@gpeddino]

The craft behind this film is astonishing. If something like this was made today it would be 100% CGI and it would probably look far less convincing.

[@kleverstudios]

Did anyone see at 0:56 the guy that slammed into the bench!? That must have hurt!

[@Noahboy8]

Don't worry he's a proffesional!

[@bradenclark1560]

All of the deck props were made out of foam, so he's fine :)

[@kleverstudios]

PanAmerican1501 Oh...

[@ievaroliute5813]

PanAmerican1501 how do you know that

[@bradenclark1560]

***** I watched another behind the scenes video and someone (like the director or one of the actors or something) explained it. I'm not sure which video though. And also, you can see in some bloopers videos that they point out how the parts that were supposed to be metal were squished and you could see the wrinkles when the actors hit them.

[@kijiji93]

what an amazing set.

[@camhua5239]

I have heard about this film many times but i just watched it today. I cant imagine they could make this film in 1997 which was before my birth.

[@cokadead]

Movies were generaly better before 2000. Today all they do is SGI and green screen. There are no memorable movies anymore

[@nomotage9797]

This is what i call a real movie production

[@radexx]

0:52 It IS unsink... bwaaaaaah!

[@user-il9wm2jc5n]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jaesukpogi]

radexx Lmaooo

[@drakencourtorielle]

I swear they did that on purpose

[@deadstar44]

Watched it yesterday. Still shed a tear when Rose & Jack got separated. My mouth was agape when the boat broke down with all those helpless people barely hanging to survive. When Rose died to join Jack and the passengers of the Titanic in the afterlife...THE FEELS. Goddamn you James Cameron! 20 years after, Titanic is still the GOAT blockbuster of an entire generation.

[@rooplesboosay]

"IT IS UNSINKABLE" *cuts to ship, sinking*

[@pikemeredith5604]

Titanic movie won all those awards for this very reason. It looked very realistic & U can imagine the actors felt like they were on the real ship itself. Many replicas were built for various scenes but the full sized model was extraordinary yet only finished on one side to save a million dollars. James Cameron wanted to make a memorable blockbuster & he succeeded. The man must have had nerves of steel & the biggest headache to pull this off but it was worth it. Pity this set & the interior sets have probably been dismantled now after 23 years. OMG, where have the years gone & the ship sank 108 years ago. Time waits for no-one but the Titanic will never be forgotten. James' movie will make sure of that as it is shown each year somewhere in the world.

[@ausgefuuchst]

Why did they have to disassemble this whole ship? It would be so amazing and historical having a lifelike replica of at a least one side of this ship today.

[@ShadyNJ]

+Traumgeblubber An Australian billionaire is rebuilding the Titanic to scale. Tickets have already sold for 1 mil for its maiden voyage in 2018.

[@ausgefuuchst]

I can't find any current information about this.

[@ausgefuuchst]

Various sources say that there hasn't been made any contract yet. Although looking very promising, there still is no information about any ticket sales or concrete departure date. Also many replicas of the titanic were announced and canceled during the last two decades. There are no photos or information of the keel laying or any other work. None of your links feature the sale of tickets neither can I find something about those. Everything is just about planing, but nothing tangible. So how should it be finished in 2 years? It all sounds like public relations for Clive Palmer. www.couriermail.com.au/news/queensland/clive-palmers-titanic-dream-seems-sunk/news-story/5a866206961c2730b151f1950b7b814e

[@fancyfreesee1977]

That's been cancelled, it was a dream of his but he cannot afford to fund it, nor can be find the funds to do it.

[@ragumeatsauce5026]

It'd be awesome if someone just made a replica of the ship (like the exterior) and sunk it from an iceberg like the actual ship did.

[@Hugh_Jass1738]

" the ships unsinkable " tell that to those poor people

[@danik.5545]

Even the behind scenes look so real 😲

[@moonstonejan]

Salute to all the people behind this film and all the actors and actresses. Great job! It made the people appreciate a big part of our history.

[@Adrian-ig4jp]

Brooo the 'making of' is almost like making the real Titanic situation that happened. Is more than making a scene. Is almost living the same. Crazy staff.

[@mdamirhamza-4795]

Everything was real......I love Titanic....!! Love from bangladesh...!!

[@saninandaa]

Every single time i watch this movie, my tears're fallin 😂 . Bcause this movie is really good and i feel what they feel in the movie

[@sonrics4898]

This is going to be a masterpiece movie for all the times.

[@zoebrooks166]

Just wow ❤️ she was such a stunning ship I know others will say actually no this ship was or that ship was and that's ok that's their opinion but for me she's just breathtaking and even her wreckage is breathtaking to look at and thanku to whoever uploaded these behind the scenes videos it's fascinating to see... this film apart from the crow is my all time favourite film and uve surely got to appreciate all the hard work that the crew and cast and extras went through to bring us such an amazing film even to this day and to think I was 16 when this came to the cinema and then only to be able to have it on VHS no KZbin back then either it's incredible to be able to see videos like this now....I think I'm just old fashioned and appreciate things in life ☺️🤣x

[@archiefisher8288]

It must have been absolutely incredible to be on that full scale set. Titanic in its entirety lol

[@emotional_doll]

I keep blushing when jack and rose smile together!

[@dietmarmuller9965]

I am blown away. My whole life I thought that this part was done with special effects. Mind blown 0:27

[@dwyanecabrera5628]

best movie eeevvveer I'm so proud to the director of this movie, I want to be like him someday, and am so proud to the staffs and all of the people in there!! they actually not extra!! I love titanic

[@lila.1441]

"A ship they say is unsinkable!" "It is unsinkable!" *cuts to hundreds of people screaming for their lives as the ship sinks deeper into the ocean*

[@amirhussien7813]

It might be the best moment in life to be part of the movie

[@cynthiajose7787]

When I saw those extras falling, it made me think that even though we have immortalized Jack and Rose, what a massive role the extras have played in making this movie come alive. A lot of love and respect to you guys 🙏 thank you!