Titanic - Caravan of Garbage

[@mrsundaymovies]

Oh you're here to say "that didn't age well?" Disagree. We were six months ahead

[@Colin_]

Nope, wasn't going to say that at all.

[@PhoenixGodwin]

It's not the first time either, if I understand my Mr Sunday Movies lore correctly.

[@moviefanadam42]

would never say such a thing

[@esraeloh8681]

They've got a sequel now, & how glad I am having looked down here in the comments just incase you guys had said anything about this shit show

[@TheHometeamSports]

You know us too well.

[@idcaboutirl]

Man the footage used for the Oceangate mention made them look way more put together than they actually were

[@csgXIII]

Yeah,it looked like they had no pressure while filming!!!!

[@kingofthemonsters8357]

As a long time fan of Titanic, both the movie and the ship, i feel I must add at least something to the conversation. As such, here is my favorite piece of trivia from the production: During the filming, Cameron refused to let his actors out of the freezing water for hours until he got a specific moment or shot on camera. Because of this, several of the actors wound up with a build up of ice on their skin, and in some more extreme cases, led to the skin beginning to suffocate and turn blue. To counteract this, specialized teams were brought in to harvest the ice from the skin, and coax the skin back to life, leading to the film being given the working title of “Blue Harvest”.

[@cptsteele91]

Ok, I'm giving it to you, you win the comment section on this video

[@TheOzTurkish]

I was looking for it, and I found it... Glorious

[@Setheli216]

This is one of the best "Blue Harvest" bits yet

[@bringdapain8462]

I bow my hat to you good sir!

[@DNOstalgia]

Hahahahahahahaha

[@Owensie01]

As an irishman I have been once again roasted on caravan of garbage.

[@TheJesselopez1981]

He said well done.

[@celtic69]

We can never catch a break

[@caravan1996]

Take that, you Irish.

[@somerandolad]

You're now a roast potato!

[@MickSaladin]

Ship was grand when it left Ireland... wasn't till the anglo crew took charge of it that it sank ;)

[@TheBlackDemon1996]

My favourite part about the MythBusters fact is they had James Cameron come in and told him their findings. And he was just like, "Look, I wrote the story, it says Jack dies, so he dies." and they were like "Yeah, alright, you got us there..."

[@BenDiPaolo]

Surprised he didn't start kicking them

[@Skull35]

@@BenDiPaolo probably did after the camera's stopped rolling

[@Malum09]

@@BenDiPaolohe mellow out with the years

[@45heisman]

Yeah exactly if I wanted jack to live i would of just had a bigger door

[@Anynom]

"I should have used a smaller door."

[@JeffreyJFerguson]

Bill Paxton was the epitome of 90s cool dude in this. He even said Sayonara! What a cool thing to say.

[@TheJesselopez1981]

Miss that guy in stuff.

[@dragondaveltd1992]

Including his over the top laughter!

[@dr.loomis4221]

I love him in Twister as well...he was so consistently great throughout his career. He's an absolute scene stealer.

[@himynameis3664]

@@dr.loomis4221 Twister is brilliant. I had it on VHS in the 90s and watched it so many times. I haven't seen it in decades I think I'm gonna give it a rewatch tonight

[@anubusx]

@@himynameis3664 The Suck Zone.

[@LancasterResponding]

Rewatching this after the recent news. Titanic still claiming lives over a 100 years later. What a beast. Straight up on that sigma ship grindset

[@reduxmod9178]

UPDATE : The Oceangate titanic experience is no longer available.

[@internziko]

I read this in the voice of Robert Stack (original host of unsolved mysteries)

[@kevinprehm]

Technical difficulties

[@Zzzquil_Lord_v2]

Ah damn, I was supposed to go on the first one but I got a head cold. Hopefully they do another one.

[@_RiseAgainst]

Oh no, what happened?

[@dangerfly]

This was nothing compared to how often they mentioned Bruce Willis being a lazy overpaid actor haha...

[@IslesofIris]

God I hope Rodney made it to the life boats, his friend seemed really worried.

[@17absolut]

😂😂😭😭😭

[@esmeecampbell7396]

Surely the guy's name isn't Rodney, he's shouting for someone called Rodney...

[@ArchahcrA]

​@@esmeecampbell7396 you might want to reread OP's comment

[@esmeecampbell7396]

@@ArchahcrA I might be having a stroke lol 😂

[@ArchahcrA]

@@esmeecampbell7396 haha don't worry, I can see how the comment could be confusing; I double checked it before responding to you just to be sure I didn't read it wrong haha

[@ScottKorin]

I've got trivia: The Irish band playing in third class was a real band called Gaelic Storm that played O'Brien's Irish Pub in Santa Monica. They were in the movie ... apparently for free? ... and got a record deal after. They've been recording records and touring ever since and are one of the most popular Celtic bands in the world. The lead singer, Patrick Murphy, once got into a bar fight with Russel Crowe

[@henryglennon3864]

That's some intense trivia, there.

[@Gledster]

Since, famously, one of the plants linked to Ireland is the Irish clover, which is GREEN, could this be Green Trivia?

[@theslimjames]

Who hasn't gotten into a fight with Russel Crowe?

[@Riac007]

Russel Crow, fighting around the world

[@burn443]

@@Gledster in what universe is the clover linked to Ireland?.. do you mean the shamrock?.. I’d expect that from a murican, but you’re literally next door neighbours with Ireland.. you should know better. But then again, here in mainland Europe we hold British people to the same standard as the muricans

[@TheJesselopez1981]

I feel bad for Rose's poor Titancucked second love still waiting at a gas station. "Here's the story of my greatest love." (3 hour movie) "Then I got married or whatever." Well done the Irish.

[@oq1106]

eh, it was the 1910s, the guy was lucky if he survived the first world war.

[@bigkingspeakerdwestemperor5068]

@@oq1106 Plus the Spanish flu, Dust bowl and Great Depression, Prohibition, WW2. At least the 20s were fun...

[@jamiehausen]

Her second love is Peggy Carter's other husband before Steve Rogers returns after Endgame. After Peggy dumps him, he ends up with Rose.

[@TheSkizz89]

Once you go Gaelic you want the phallic.

[@evan6338]

@@TheSkizz89 I really wish that rhymed.

[@codydavis3100]

I'm so glad you talked about the fact she ditches her husband in the after life. I always imagined him waiting and was like, "so we have kids, I help put them through college, I'm there for all of your panic attacks (really messed up taking you out on a rowboat to propose but you never told me), and you ditch me for all eternity over a 3 day fling!?!?"

[@Cyberfan2167]

I mean hey,her heart really belonged to jack,can't really change that

[@braydenroberts8190]

I’m just imagining the dude off screen, arms crossed and looking so annoyed.

[@Cyberfan2167]

@@braydenroberts8190 lol me too now

[@mrpink99]

Can someone tack on a scene where after Rose & Jack reunite with all the other ghosts, George Wendt walks in to the ballroom dressed in whatever garb your average rummy from that time period would wear (I’m thinking something like Wimpy from the Popeye cartoons) and just says “Afternoon everybody!” and they entire ballroom erupts with a loud shout of “Norm!”

[@lonnietoth5765]

Exactly ! Now he is in the " Chopped Liver Club " !

[@Cyklopz007]

If it would've ended with Chumbawamba it could have been the greatest movie ever made.

[@pipedreamer9781]

I now need to edit a version of Titanic for myself that ends like that because it was perfect

[@lrrroftheplanetomicronpersei8]

It was brilliant wasn't it?

[@2Dman533]

"I get knocked down, but I get up again. You never gonna keep me down." Kind of works with Rose's character arc 🤣

[@winnielou8206]

I laughed so hard at that edit

[@walden1138]

I got a bunch of crazy looks as I ate my lunch, watching that bit with my headphones 🤣🤣

[@tonybell2801]

I would say the line that sums up Billy Zane’s whole character is someone says “half the people on this ship are going to die!” And Zane says “Not the better half.” What. A. Line. What. A. Villain.

[@tannerparks6030]

A lesser known Easter egg about this movie is that when the ship breaks in half and sinks, you can actually see that it is a recreation of the famous RMS Titanic which also sank in 1912

[@mh2120]

Ohhhh _that's_ why it looked familiar!!

[@TGingerJack]

Just want to take a moment to address how great the editing is on these videos. Feels like no matter who is editing (Laurence in this case), there's always an appropriate clip, image, or edit to fit whatever it is that James/Mason are saying. Huge props 👏

[@alexanderlane6115]

It was a pretty huge prop that guy fell onto

[@TGingerJack]

@@alexanderlane6115 if there's no editing on the next video we know it's because the editors are recovering from falling onto the props

[@lachlanrussell18]

Collings, Lawrence, and Ben absolutely make this channel. Such fuckin legends

[@jimthorne9585]

Couldn't agree more. Laurence and Ben are absolutely amazing at what they do!

[@lisazoria2709]

It's part of what makes these vids so fun to watch. 👏👏👏

[@jenniferjohnson-jb7ki]

Yes! As a teen girl in the late 90's Titanic was my entire life, but it has always drove me crazy that Rose completely forgets about her husband and any other immediate family she may have lost. Is the father of her children in hell? Does he see her going to Jack, and thinks "that's some bullshit, she's only known that guy for like 2 days. We were married for 50 years and have 7 children. Not to mention I worked my ass off everyday in the mines to the point where I actually died in the mines, while she had a necklace worth millions of dollars the whole time."

[@359339]

Maybe he lost his first love on the Lusitania, so it all worked out

[@TheJesselopez1981]

Titancucked. So sad.

[@_Braised]

Not only that, but Billy Zane's character died eventually too- does he get to go back on the Titanic in the afterlife too? Would that be super awkward for all concerned? Or is there some kind of 'approved' guestlist on the afterlife titanic? You know what maybe THAT should be the sequel- Titanic Afterlife. These questions need answers dammit!

[@tbrown5836]

@@_Braised I think rose going back to the titanic works because she died at the titanic, where the other survivors died somewhere else, so ya unless some other survivor died while they are visiting the titanic they would go back to the titanic

[@terragthegreat175]

Statistically, Rose probably had children die in the Second World War. What do you think THEY thought?

[@davidfeltheim2501]

God that edit of Tubthumping playing over the credits actually made me burst out laughing, applause to the editors for making the best ending of Titanic.

[@FordFourD-aka-Ford4D]

Remember how *VHS* was still a thing… and _Titanic_ was so long it took up two whole tapes?

[@codycuppy5107]

I believe you'll get your headlines, Mr. Ismay.

[@LiamL763]

the 2012 3d bluray rerelease also was split between 2 discs

[@rattyeely]

Watched it that way

[@dazanii]

I still remember where the first tape ends

[@OBrasilo]

Only in the US. Here in Europe it was all on one tape.

[@Zizmoka]

When I heard "ocean gate" I smiled and was shocked at the same time

[@Anynom]

People not around then will never get the phenomenon this movie was. 14 WEEKS at number one at the box office, it was stunning how it clicked with so many people and still holds up as an amazing achievement.

[@thrash208]

Ill never forget how the theme song was everywhere😂

[@TiberianusLP]

@@thrash208 "Was"? :_D It still is

[@KahlessTheUnforgettable]

It was a movie broads wanted to see, and a movie guys thought would get them laid, no real mystery!

[@johansmallberries9874]

Props to the editor! when they’re talking about extras feeling authentic, they cut to the scene of Ismay talking to the Captain(4:01) The background woman gives a glance at them, almost seemingly a small production gaff. BUT that woman’s testimony on overhearing that conversation in real life is how we know it occurred, so Cameron included her coyly listening in.

[@skippyopolous]

Cameron also included scenes from still photos of the titanic, such as a little boy playing with a spinning top with some older gents watching on

[@FFContent]

Isn’t that not the scene where ismay pressures the captain to speed which is unlikely to have actually happened?

[@ZuperZocker]

That tub thumping bit was so unexpected and I loved it

[@KrazzeeKane]

Holy crap, I don't know why but the comment about "Oh, we're doing this in real time are we?" At 2:11 absolutely sent my sides into orbit

[@flashpool46]

Fun Fact: in Legends of Tomorrow, Victor Garber as Martin Stein says in one episode "I refuse to set foot on the Titanic, whoever built that ship oughta be shot"

[@Funky_Player2]

YEEEAAAHHHH

[@godzy323]

Legends was so much fun!!

[@Akahoshi86]

Loved that line - wasn't Billy Zane the bad guy in that episode?

[@DoctorGoober]

Was going to write this but I see you had me beat by about 14 hours XD

[@ryananthony4497]

Yeah, that bit was forced and unfunny. They’d done other callbacks for other characters, and that was the only one they had for him.

[@codycuppy5107]

Tub thumping as credits role is the Titanic ending I never knew I needed.

[@BirdBrainHarus]

“It should be the movie Pearl Harbor” I can’t explain why but that perfectly clicked for me, I didn’t even need an explanation

[@amityislandchum]

"Pearl Harbor" is definitely just "Michael Bay attempts to make Titanic and it goes exactly as expected." I admit I have a major soft spot for it, though.

[@Benception]

So many iconic lines from this movie. Rose's final line is my favourite: "Sometimes the important thing is livin' your life! n' having fun in every moment! Look out! And sometimes the most important thing isn't a big jewellery. Which is why I'm going to throw the big jewellery over the board."

[@ANONYMOUS-tg2tq]

She never said that but 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brynly1339]

Tbh the scene that broke me in this movie was the mum in the cabin with her two sons, while the room is filling with water, she's reading them a story while they're sleeping. 💔

[@crimsonvampyre602]

That was Jeanette Goldstein

[@TheJesselopez1981]

@@crimsonvampyre602 famously not Mexican, Jeanette Goldstein.

[@skippyopolous]

Also the old couple embracing in bed as the waters rise around them 😭

[@timjaeger6589]

@@skippyopolouswhich I’m pretty sure are Mr. and Mrs. Macy

[@pc_buildyb0i935]

​@@timjaeger6589Strauss*

[@XenoLife]

Oh the ocean gate thing aged like fine wine :D

[@caedengoering]

Mason’s Irish joke had me rolling. Timed perfectly.

[@KingBee609]

Agreed

[@eddy9524]

It was well done... But not by the Irish, The band. 🎻🎺🥁

[@samuelontiveros9985]

I saw this movie in theaters when it was released in 1997, I have a vivid memory of this because I was 6 and with my grandparents. When the nude scene came on it immediately became the most uncomfortable moment in all of my life. That was the most silent car ride home I’ve yet to experience.

[@under-._.-score]

You should release this video on a two-part VHS. Just stretch the time with RODNEY supercut.

[@TheJesselopez1981]

....and reasons why this movies working title was blue harvest.

[@GC-ps9mn]

And they should have Mason's DVD guy sell it out of the back of his van.

[@R3D_Lantern]

I've never heard a better idea.

[@israelnekruman]

I UNDERSTOOD THIS REFERENCE

[@audoodle9963]

my mom sat me down and forced me through this movie this october and honestly I loved it. pretty much every moment works for me and it feels seamless and the fact that James Cameron put a bunch of his funny action tricks into this is so entertaining to me. the fact that it's a love story that turns into this tense action movie and they both work is just good. one of my favorite movies genuinely.

[@americanpaisareturns9051]

“I’ll never let go Jack. I’ll never let go.” - Rose Proceeds to letting Jack go 😂

[@lucakerloch8243]

As an Irishmen, how lives in belfast the city the titanic was built, I feel it’s my duty to say ‘she was fine before she left us!’

[@lifevest1]

My most interesting memory with this movie. One time this movie was on in a crowded bar. When it got close to the iceberg scene the entire bar fell silent to watch and as soon as the ship hit it, the bar erupted in a loud cheer/ovation. Time really does turn tragedy into comedy. 🥴

[@jeromedawson1753]

We did that in the UK on Sept 11th 2001

[@teleportingpotatoe]

well you were im a bar of cours everyone is goofin

[@krod91100]

God, that OceanGate shout out at the end of this has aged like milk! 😂😂

[@GC-ps9mn]

That alternate ending is wild. I hadn't seen that before.

[@WesleyB-Rook]

I’ll never be gold-earring-in-the-90s cool, but waking up to a fresh hot cup of Mr. Sunday movies sure does help with the shame

[@bricostello428]

Oh my god- the Super Mario Sunshine music underscoring Green Trivia is perfection.

[@tommytsunami4910]

The chumbawumba ending is the hardest I've laughed in a long time. Timestamped for future laughs 16:05

[@FasterthanSpeed414]

Ending?

[@rhodriwilliams2599]

Tell you what: it’s long, but I think it all works. I think if it wasn’t as long as it was you wouldn’t be as connected with the characters and the world and the story. I think everything just works and if you cut it down I don’t think the impact of the ending would have nearly as much of a punch than it does. It’s a melodrama, it knows exactly what it is but it does it so goddamn well that you can’t complain.

[@BowChickaHonkHonk1]

You have a very good set of points there, and I think you're right. Plus, the scenes of water rushing in feel more emotionally impactful if you have to pee the whole time.

[@Niobesnuppa]

That's a good point, actually. The fact that the movie is as long as it is, allows you to really get a feel for who the people were and all the memories and dreams they packed with them, making their deaths far more tragic and personal, rather than as just faceless statistics.

[@MiddleAgedNerd]

Here's a thing: I live in Southern California and was in college in the mid-to-late 90's, during which my girlfriend and sometimes a couple other friends would dip down to Tijuana and Rosarito Beach like once every couple months or so because it was only took a couple or so hours to drive there. One time we were in Rosarito we saw this big huge partially-built old fashioned-looking cruise liner and were like, "The heck is that!?!" Turns out it was the set of The Titanic.

[@c1tc4t]

The chumbawumba credits bit was so funny

[@ogpicasso]

When James says “ I checked the runtime after they hit the iceberg and there was still an hour left. I was like ahhh we’re doing this in real-time are we” I fucking lost it😭😭

[@MitchCyan]

The guy hitting the propeller never fails to make me laugh.

[@cptsteele91]

The funking dong sound effect is amazing 🤣

[@moshthrasher]

best bit of the movie IMO

[@DNOstalgia]

I am not thumbing up this as I like it at 69 😎😍👍🏻😁

[@largepurplemonkey]

@@DNOstalgia whoops...

[@DNOstalgia]

@@largepurplemonkey 🤣👍🏻

[@YesterdaysMoose]

When Rose jumped off the lifeboat to join Jack, I genuinely choked up. It's rare for a film to have that sort of effect on me.

[@robjgolde3221]

The bit before that when she’s getting onto a boat and there’s a dad reassuring his crying daughters that he’ll be getting on another boat and will see them later that hits me like a ton of bricks so when that part follows it, there’s a legit golfball in my throat

[@emberpowertcg7692]

The sense of scale of Titanic still holds to this day

[@zikakuto]

The Gore Quadrant aimed at Women over 25 really got me ngl 😂

[@Ovetupp]

It would have been so easy to mess this up this movie, but it came out much more magical than expected. And Billy Zane has never been better. It's just so easy to hate him.

[@korokonas]

Can't help but wonder if the reason the panic of the crowd scenes works so well, is that the extras actually believed that Cameron would be so crazy to actually let them drown if it meant getting the shot right :x Haven't seen this movie in years, but my personal favorite story comes from my mom, who went to see it in theaters with my dad for a date night. She said halfway through the movie, she turned to him and said "my ass is numb, this ship better sink soon and *fast."* She was not a fan of the runtime lol

[@SWProductions100]

Extras: You won't let us drown, right? Cameron: ... Extras: You won't let us drown, right?!

[@nicholastotoro7721]

James Cameron truly did replicate everything... including a ton of the dialog from "A Night to Remember," just about verbatim.

[@Drforrester31]

Titanic came out when I was in 5th grade and I swear everyday for a month the girls in my class would be talking about how they saw it again. Watched it again a couple years ago with my wife and it is still a great movie, but my favorite part was probably her absolutely bawling as the camera pans over dead/sleeping Rose at the end. Could definitely have used more Chumbawumba though

[@LoadedGunn47]

I genuinely don’t understand how Billy Zane is not in bigger films more often. He’s captivating, and everybody loves him, steals the show even. Shame, honestly.

[@Begining2013]

Agreed. I loved him in The Phantom.

[@SDSwampert]

One fun fact I learned in chemistry is that the titanic was supposed to be unsinkable because they gave the ship numerous compartments in the hull, so that should the hull be punctured, only one of the compartments would get filled with water and the ship as a whole would stay afloat. In actuality, when the hull was punctured, the low temperature of the water caused the compartment to collapse in on itself, which breached the adjacent compartment(s), and then that kept happening until the ship did actually sink.

[@applebyjakoby]

I hope next week they bamboozle us and do Avatar: The Last Airbender film

[@berengustav7714]

Roast it again!!"

[@OTV713]

The song edit to the credits is GOLD! Kudos to the editor for that bit

[@KindaNerdyy]

You guys are gonna end up watching every movie that ever existed for this show by the time your done

[@royalcities]

I'd like to think that this was the EXACT video one of those billionaires watched and found out that they TOO can visit the Titanic by simply paying a small fee to Ocean Gate. You guys did a great advertisement for their wonderful service.

[@mph8200]

I miss Bill Paxton. That's all.

[@TheJesselopez1981]

Me too.

[@bobbler42]

23:00 that Oceangate reference has not aged well.

[@Meatloaf_TV]

Lol

[@fodetoure1576]

So many good hip hop releases in 1995. That brief shot did not go unappreciated 3:24

[@HackFunkDoc]

Yes!!! Beautiful moment - and not the first time Ben is flexing his rap knowledge. I remember them calling some movie "influential" and Ben put "Paid In Full" by Eric B. & Rakim on the screen.

[@RileyDia]

Have to listen to Pharcydes LabInCalifornia now

[@sh1h0nag3]

Liquid Swords OMG! 🔥

[@fodetoure1576]

@@RileyDia my brother gifted me that for my birthday in 5th grade and it was one of my first CDs that I owned 💿. What a time to be alive.

[@fodetoure1576]

@@sh1h0nag3 so much quality that year. This one edit just improved my weekend playlist

[@rinfinity930]

5:36 I really appreciate that when James starts talking about any of his conversation with his kid we get a clip of a baby with adult James's head and when he talks about his father we get a clip of james in black/white with a monocle and a mustache. much appreciated.

[@RandallBalls]

The fact that he mentioned Stockton Rush and Oceangate in this is eerie. 22:40

[@mwheeler37]

I mean at the time of recording it was relevant

[@casemore2073]

22:29 this aged well

[@jiananlee5482]

yea totally aged like milk 😂

[@RMac]

22:42 I can visit the Titanic with this "Ocean Gate" company?? Sign me up, I'm sure that company will thrive for forever!

[@catlawyerwilldefendfortrea6038]

21:37 I wish once Present-day-Rose finishes telling the story the beard guy would go, "you could've tied your life jacket on the side and..."

[@TheJesselopez1981]

.....you selfish bi.....

[@spartanblue2516]

As someone who’s been watching your content for years now, I don’t think I’ve ever laughed as hard at one of your videos as I did with the Tubthumping cut to credits bit.

[@instantbadass]

Don't forget that in Legends of Tomorrow, Victor Garber played the professor who was half of Firestorm and one of their adventures was to go on the Titanic and he says "Absolutely not! Whoever built that thing should be shot!" Good stuff.

[@ponderosabones7803]

I haven't laughed this hard at a CoG episode in a while 😂 Mason was on his absolute A game on this one 🤣

[@smon4164]

There is one thing you missed discussing which was brilliant... The drunk guy on the ship next to Rose and Jack as it goes down, and how he's based on an actual survivor of the titanic.

[@Anynom]

The original ending had Brock finding Rose with the diamond and speaking for everyone with "you had it the whole time?!" And Rose's nice defense of "hardest part of being poor is knowing you're rich. But every time I thought of selling it, I remember I got by without Cal's help."

[@_NoDrinkTheBleach]

I remember going to see the Wedding Singer on the day it opened in February of 98, and there was a separate line to get into the movie theater (the building itself) to see Titanic. It was absolutely fucking bananas that a movie was not only still #1 after nine weeks, but was a literal blockbuster during the worst time of the year for box office success.

[@nellgwenn]

Well The Exorcist has it beat. That movie stayed in theaters sometimes for a whole year. The film was released on December 26th, 1973. People would stand in line outside for hours to see it in the cold.

[@glennwelsh9784]

I still find the fictional love story rather shmaltzy, but the ship's sinking is still one of the most compelling and horrifying sequences put to film. You can't help but feel the panic and doom of those passengers stuck on the ship as it went down..

[@tobylerone4285]

This is why having the DVD is great because it comes in two parts and the second part is just the iceberg bit onwards, which is coincidentally when it ceases to be a love story and becomes a horror story

[@beyondjupiter99]

Loved the special effects and the music. Could have done without Rose and Jack. Loved anything to do with Titanic long before this movie

[@vvsparis]

@@beyondjupiter99for me Rose and Jack was the best part of the movie and I don't usually enjoy romance storylines in movies lmao

[@beyondjupiter99]

@@vvsparis To each his own

[@2Dman533]

16:05 dat Chumbawamba ending🤣 "I get knocked down, but I get up again" kind of works with Rose's character arc lol

[@MarcStollmeyer]

One of the deleted scenes was showing survivors when the sun began to rise a few hours later. In it we get to see 2nd Officer Lightoller commanding a small group of men in a vicarious balancing act on top of the overturned lifeboat (which really happened) and the baker clinging to a chair and still somehow alive in the water (which is also true, he was the last survivor pulled from the water). Without that scene people just assumed those people died, especially with Rose giving the Baker a goodby look as the ship goes down.

[@jackiekreutzer166]

I really wish they had kept that short clip of Lightoller on the collapsible. He's my favorite officer and the movie doesn't really show what happens to him, other than him clinging to the boat when the funnel falls.

[@dominantprime]

On the bit about Cameron giving back his salary, but getting a percentage from gross. Saw an interview where he said he not only gave back his salary, but also his percentage from any profits, so he supposedly didn't make any money from Titanic. This is because the film went so massively over the promised budget (from $120m to $200m).

[@ericripley4716]

The cut of tubthumping playing at the end killed me ☠️☠️

[@AndreNitroX]

Titanic deserves every award it got. I mean this is not just a movie this is an experience. Truly a cinematic achievement

[@OUTTA-TYME88]

I didn't care for the romance, but it is a cinematic masterpiece.

[@AndreNitroX]

@@OUTTA-TYME88 yes

[@johnwalters4792]

😂😂😂

[@MikeJoeJF]

Was amazing when Rose yelled out Rodney right before Jack froze.

[@Rayne2013]

I've been Irish for a good portion of my life, and I must say on everyone's behalf "it's gonna be a blue harvest this season"

[@rattyeely]

Did you become Irish or stop being Irish?

[@tigerbread78]

@@rattyeely 🤣

[@professorduckford4787]

Not many people know this but the original director of Titanic was none other than Blue Harvest himself

[@nightw4tchman]

22:37 Pro tip, do not do this.

[@HighNoonTex]

Great video, very infomational and interesting. A fun little Titanic fact: The chief baker, Charles Joughin, survived due to drinking a lot of whiskey, making him numb to the cold. He was the last person to leave the ship, and can be seen in the movie swigging some booze from a flask when the ship stands up.

[@hoosthere]

How'd the whiskey save him though? Was it like a mental thing

[@lukehamilton2900]

@@hoosthere His blood alchohol level was so high it acted as anti-freeze. Seriously.

[@jonsmith5058]

@@hoosthere Our bodies are weird when they get cold, shivering etc helps us to a certain point, but once you get cold enough the various mechanisms your bodies do to help cope with the cold actually start making it worse and its a death spiral. In this case, it seems, the alcohol short circuits that so his body didnt react properly. As a result if he were in a cold situation he'd end up worse, but in a freezing situation he avoids the negative feedback loop and can survive longer by doing nothing.

[@hoosthere]

@@lukehamilton2900 this is what i was thinking but thought it was worse

[@hoosthere]

@@jonsmith5058 ok so his body was already in shut down mode and didn't react to the freezing as he would've sober

[@metadude1234]

I'm with your Dad, I love seeing the reciprocating engines when I watch

[@NASkeywest]

Fun Fact: JP Morgan who finance the Titanic and a handful of other extremely wealthy businessmen left the ship just minutes before the ship left last minute. It was very odd for JP Morgan to miss the maiden voyage of his own ship. Guess he is just a very lucky guy right…right?

[@KeithFraser82]

[X-Files music intensifies]

[@Thenamelessnomad]

Oh boy KZbin thanks for the topical recommendation. A mention of oceangate and all.

[@parksinthegarage]

The ocean gate reference 💀

[@the_fedorable]

That last part about being a mission specialist so you you can visit the titanic in person aged like fine milk.

[@PuadafaProductions]

Well the ocean gate stuff aged well

[@imdoneplus]

I’ll always be upset that Celine Dion beat out Elliot Smith at the Grammy’s that year. “Miss Misery” is every bit as good as “My Heart Will Go On,” if not better.

[@highwind1991]

This is James Cameron's masterpiece. One of the best films of the 1990s. It has aged remarkably well.

[@debajyotisg]

22:30 Hmmmm, maybe not a good idea to do that any more.

[@loganbigmo]

thanks for the time stamp

[@detroitsbirdman]

There's a Titanic exhibit at Luxor in Las Vegas that has a lot of artifacts from the wreck, as well as an actual piece of the hull, along with recreations of the staircase, deck, etc. along with diaries, etc. Definitely worth checking out.

[@Brendonbradford]

Until watching this video, I never noticed that Cal (Billy Zane) is in the afterlife scene in the background just to scowl at Rose reuniting with Jack. I thought that was a funny choice, like he’s there waiting there for her in the afterlife too just to be pissed off still.

[@merafirewing6591]

That man is holding a grudge even in the afterlife.

[@J.O.R.D]

I can’t lie, James Cameron is just built different, up close with the Titanic itself and diving into the Mariana Trench 👀😂 and then comes out with “I want 4 million dollars, UPFRONT” 👏🏽

[@qwellen7521]

What struck me on my recent rewatch is how subversive the 2nd half is too me - this was made in the era of independence day; disaster movies that tended to revell in the carnage. And then J.C comes alongs and makes it a harrowing bleak look at what this type of event was like. Like it’s because its a real historical event bit this approach was never really adopted by others until after 9/11.

[@andrewmcmillan229]

Independence Day was made by Roland Emerich who still revels in the carnage. Titanic was made the same year as Dante’s Peak which was also harrowing in its disaster footage.

[@shotty2164]

As they say in Belfast “the Titanic was fine when she left here”. Lol the Irish built her and the English sunk her.

[@Matein13]

Boy did that moment at 22:40 age well!