@TheGreekPianistlast year That loud roaring sound Titanic makes always gives me chills. It’s so sad, like Titanic herself is crying out for help. Watching the sinking scenes in theaters last February is something I’ll never forget 😢 ...573
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@gracebenjamin5548last yearPoor Trudy. Shame she got left behind. She was a lovely maid. 456
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@SherlockHolmesAnimelast yearThe look on her face she knows her daughter is on that ship while it sinks 166
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@SirCraigiuslast year: Can only imagine what it would be like sitting in one of those lifeboats, powerless to do anything but watch as the Titanic's stern rose into the air like that, hearing all the screaming and cries for help and silently thanking god that you were safe on the lifeboat, rather than trapped like all those poor souls :( ...352
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@littletreasure770911 months ago this is the first time I’ve seen jack look absolutely terrified and scared stiff. He fought to the end bless him 116
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@matthiasverschueren7265last year is the best shot ever in movie history. It captures every emotion you can possibly feel at that moment. 395
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@shanechannel706611 months ago "Hang on, Ms Trudy!" Trudy couldve survived had she not gone back to the cabin for Rose's mother. 94
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@chxhdhsjdshshsbdv8406last year that scream is terrifying 122
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@samalvey816811 months ago The noise the ship makes, like she's alive and groaning in pain, is terrifying to hear. She's being put through unimaginable stresses that her design was never meant to accomodate, so you know she's not far off from finally and literally snapping. ...93
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@luxurynoob2247last yearLadies and Gentlemen, The man seen at is actually the famous titanic survivor John prentice. After not being able to get onboard a lifeboat, He would leave his mates along with his buddy Cyril Ricks. He is seen jumping off the ship which is actually what he did as for he explained in a interview about the disaster. And at you can see Johns friend, Cyril Ricks leaping into the water, Or at least he hoped so. While Cyril was falling he did not reach out far enough and would unfortunately strike the propeller blades, Knocking him unconscious as he dropped into the water like a stone. His buddy John was only able to watch in horror seeing the shadow of his mate scream jumping into the water only to hear a loud TUNG noise and the scream went silent. He swam over just to see his body laying froze in the water. After the ship had plunged under the sea. Lifeboat 4 would eventually drag John up onto the boat, Making him live to tell the tale. ...186
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@DodaGarcia2 years agoKathy Bates being her usual iconic self 96
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@ryans413last yearEverything about this film is a masterpiece 90
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@THETWISHPEXPERT7 months ago seeing the sheer size of Titanic this scene gives me the chills just seeing the Titanic's massive propellers 22
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@yukinagato157311 months agoThe ship is an incredible actress in this movie! She did splendidly well! 48
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@missbritishchick11 months agoWatch the interview with eva hart, the only survivor that could remember a lot in great detail. She was 8 at the time. She said. "The most terrifying sound of all was the sound of people drowning, the screams, absoloutly ghastly she said. Amazing story she has. Worth a watch ...68
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@Peekaricalast yearImagine if Titanic's sister ship Olympic was much closer to the sinking place. How crazy would it have been if passengers from the Olympic saw the same ship sinking as the ship they are standing on. It would have been a traumatized view. ...106
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@khcwhdn57646 months ago Trudy's death made me break down in tears, I can't beilieve they just left her on the ship. Good thing she made it to titanic heaven tho :D (she was a fictional character) ...12
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@sumeetdhoat67479 months agoDespite the terror that these actors displayed, in real life they probably had a lot of fun going down that slide into the pool during filming. Thinking about that makes me feel better. 21
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@sergioroman2920last year Bloody pull faster and pull! Hang on, Miss Trudy! Hold on real tight! God almighty! ...44
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@georgewash30010 months ago “AHHHHHHH boingsplash ” very inspirational 15
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@user-eu5eu7sc8b2 months ago Ismay turns away and sighs terrifiedly. 5
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@charlesa533310 months agoIt’s a shame that all those beautiful plates had to break. Think of all the lovely plates that were lost in the tragedy. 29
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@DeepScreenAnalysis2 years agoSo sad that Trudy didn’t make it. It would have been nice if Old Rose had named one of her goldfish after her loyal assistant. 101
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@FnafFan802 years agoI just liked everyone's comment cuz why not 456
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@aaronjones72603 months agoThis scene. Not jack dying in the water. This is the scene that evokes my tears and sorrow. Because this was the reality. I can’t even imagine what it must have been like that night, knowing that you’re going to die in the most horrible way imaginable, and there is nothing you can do about it. RIP to all the passengers and crew of the RMS Titanic 😢 ...5
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@plusplusplusplusplast yearI think is one of the best shots in the movie. The ship has been sinking gradually for ages, with the propellers in the water as they should be. Now they are suddenly lofted into the air, so suddenly that they are still dripping. In those days, there were no action movies or video games. The sight of an ocean liner rearing up into the sky above your head would have been even more terrifying than what it would be to us. We've seen that sort of thing in the movies - they hadn't. The officer breaks the stunned silence by imploring the passengers to row for their lives, because the biggest ship in the world is about to go down and suck them with it. ...150
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@BLTKellyslast yearWho is the dead woman underwater in the first class lounge? Did she refuse to put a lifebelt on and go back to bed, being woken up by the flooding and finding herself trapped as she desperately tried to get to the boat deck? She’s not wearing anything on her feet so she obviously had no time to get ready. She must have gotten trapped in the lounge and drowned. ...327
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@wbhfilm_73817 months agoAt , the man sitting behind Margaret Brown on her left-hand side is Frederick Fleet, the lookout who spotted the fatal iceberg that would seal Titanic’s place in modern history. Every time I watch this particular scene, I always wonder what is going through his mind. ...18
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@AndrewChapmanlast yearFeels haunting when people start sliding down the ship. It's like the water's saying "THAT'S IT, COME TO ME SO I CAN DROWN YOU OR FREEZE YOU ALL TO DEATH!" 40
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@patrickraynes66126 months agoThe cut from showing the panic on the decks to the eerily calm point of view from the lifeboats with those almost ghostly screams in the background, is so jarring and effective. 3
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@NikanDragosysSerpenDralast yearthat man at who hit the propeller blade made an impossible high divng redord 8 summersaults while stretched his body completely out even at a 90 degree angle and impossible jump, thank you propellor ...55
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@JamirLikesLoaf2 months ago i felt the pain💀💀 3
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@Sahilprakash199911 months ago Joseph Boxhall: Bloody pull faster and pull 8
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@jackcarraway4707last yearGirls: Aw this movie is so romantic; Leo is a dreamboat. Guys: C'mon get to the sinking! 68
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@Britain17079 months ago”bloody pull faster and pull“ that line always gives me goosebumps 15
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@SpaghettiPizzaBLOX2 years agoHears screaming g and plates shattering 19
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@violetlunna11 months agoTrudy was truly lovely, she was so sweet to Rose 9
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@SPIKER3434 months ago Titanic still crazy 3
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@shreyashvaidyakaiju971last year this is one slide you don't wanna play on 10
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@mrmysterious2024last yearThe woman's body floating in 1st class lounge gives me the creeps 30
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@ralphlorenzperolino30542 months ago Holy shit, that's way too brutal. 2
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@pickle.planet9 months agoBest wide shot in a movie ever 11
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@Titanic.41512last yearThe groaning sounds the ship makes is at metal plates being crushed together and that's why she split 10
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@ryyyan47957 months agoI’ve seen some recent visualizations of the sinking that have this entire sequence, from the first funnel falling to the break up, happening in barely a minute and a half. Imagine. Just a few unbelievably terrifying moments from the first realization that shit has really hit the fan, to not being able to see anything and what’s left of the ship violently rocking. Though what James Cameron did here was unbelievable, perhaps another high-budget interpretation of Titanic would focus more on how disorienting and chaotic the end truly was. ...11
@Vanic006 months agoCan you image? Being in the lifeboat, and forced to watch, as 1500 people desperately try to survive. Forced to hear the sinking of the ship, it's moans, and the screams...the screams of 1500 terrified people who know they are about to die. And there is nothing you can do. ...5
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@IIInewtmasIIIlast yearIve seen this film probably around a 100 times and it took me this long to realize that its Trudy falling down at . In the German dub they dont say her name ...20
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@baltazar_baratolast year "floody cool busta, and cool" 7
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@HyperVegitoDBZ7 months ago - Senator Smith: You did not care to see her go down? - Ismay: No. I am glad I did not. 2
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@siddharthnaagar7028last monthTo see all this and realise all of this happend in reality is spine chilling 2
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@kabura8742last month - Major respect for that one chad crawling up the boat deck near the Second Class Entrance with just his bare hands 😎 ...
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@albertolopez-jy5djlast yearI can watch this movie daily and I won't get tired🤣🤣🤣🤣 I promise that this is the last one 🤭 16
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@user-eu5eu7sc8b2 months ago Ruth opens her jaw in horror at the chaos as she hopes her daughter might survive. 1
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@GiveRiggyHisRaise.4 months ago Bro really getting drunk while he's hanging on for dear life to the back of a sinking ship. Fun Fact: This one chef guy in real life actually ended up being so drunk the alcohol allowed him to float on the water and he survived because of it. ...1
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@Thepearlygateslast yearWhat kind of a person Rose's mother is? How could she leave behind her loyal maid Trudy?? 16
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@RobloxGuyz29last year They have a expensive mistake when the plates fallen 12
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@Peekaricalast yearIts hard to believe that Titanic sunk to the bottom of the Atlantic 111 years ago this year. The Lusitania and Mauretania which were the largest ships in the world before Olympic in 1911, crossed the Atlantic Ocean multiple times without encountering icebergs in dark cold nights. We can only imagine how the world would have been if Titanic survived and would sail for many more years with her sisters Olympic and Britannic. Without Titanic's sinking, it is believed that Britannic would had been completed in 1913, following her maiden voyage in the same year or early 1914. ...32
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@worland32257526911 months ago I imagine there'd be a lot of Royal Doulton and Wedgewood workers saying a few choice expletives!! 3
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@alphonsecatan2last year the plates are falling 10
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@1234JohnstoneStudios4 months agoLet’s be honest though, this would have been a fun scene to film for the actors right? 4
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@Bruhhhhhhhhhh694732 months agoThe saddest part is Mr.Andrew’is gonna die soon captain smith is already and hundreds others this scene is pretty heartbreaking 1
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@crystallee938111 months agoThe man in white that climbed onto the railing of the stern (Back of the ship) is the guy who survived thanks to the alcohol and the fact that he dumped all those lawn chairs overboard to give folks without lifeboats a fighting chance to survive, should they take a dive in the freezing Atlantic Ocean. ...18
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@ferrarigames8750last year they people kept sliding and fall into the water 6
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@Greenpoloboy33 weeks ago That underwater scene always gets me
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@user-cg2lc4zp8m7 months agoThe captain says fladitlooo mpasta hen oo 2
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@Yo197246 months agoStill one of the best movies, at least for me ❤ 1
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@Green-Star-Line6 months agoheres some random testimony i made up about the movie. "I was in the lifeboat. The Titanic seemed to stop for just a moment." "It seemed to stop sinking?" "Yes sir." "And what happened.. after?" "The great ships stern rose out into the air, fast." "The stern rose?" "Yes sir. It was at a relatively low angle, until it suddenly began to shoot up. I saw people jumping out of the gangway doors, attempting to get away from the ship." "And how long did it take the ship to rise, till it stopped?" "A minute, two at most." "And what happened after?" "Again, it stopped. But the power went out. I heard distant screams from the ship" "The ship stopped, the lights went out, and the ship again seemed to be still?" "Yes sir." "And may you explain what happened, after the lights went out?" "The great ship began to creek, and sounds came from it. Until I saw it split, right aft of the third funnel." "So you saw the ship break in two?" "Yes sir." "Carry on." "The bow, began to go under, and the stern rose again. Until it was at a 90 degree angle, and it paused. It was like a thumb sticking up." "The stern was put to a 90 degree angle, and stopped sinking?" "Yes sir, it even seemed to rise." "What do you mean by rise?" "Windows that were under the water became visible, for a few moments, before it began plunging into the water." "And how long did it take the stern to sink entirely?" "Minutes.. one or two, probably less." "The stern sunk, remaining vertical the entire time?" "Yes sir." ...2
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@Stickerboy008last year who is that? 11
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@stevenmoore4612last yearI know it’s messed up but when I saw the title of the video why did the Irish sailor song “Up she rises” start playing in my head? Way hay up she rises early in the morning! 5
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@usuarioanonimo5899last year is a giant doll or a dead person? 13
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@AlesterMyersWick10 months agookay. the rear end just raising like a teeter totter. i cannot believe this! 2
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@alttuff786811 months agowhat if the water wasn't freezing cold? would more people survive?? 11
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@THETWISHPEXPERT7 months agoapparently they actually had roller's fitted onto rhe back of the lifejackets to make them roll down the deck 2
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@Anglomachian7 months agoIt's sad to see most of the films do Joseph Ismay so dirty. 3
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@jessicabueno2722last yearI’m writing a book about the Titanic for the 111 year anniversary. What do you guys think? 7
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@thesoftparade1990last yearAnybody else ever notice the body floating in the first class lounge but a few shots later the lounge location is shown above the waterline? 18
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@ionalexandru61789 months ago😢😢 3
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@TheBrickGuy7939last year, Only just noticed that slight editing error of the extra sliding down the deck on the left. It jerks a few times. 19
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@shorenayarmazanashvili83452 years ago9
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@Tewynelast monthIt would have been more horrifying for survivors when the screams goes less and then total silence indicating the end of them 1
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@Lover-of-Creative-Priorities10 months agoI would face that life and death situation being up the very back of the stern while it's sticking up in the air. Especially since the water has barley got any waves and is too freezing for even a 🐳🐋 to swim nearby I mean it can't be any worse than any natural disaster like a 🌋🌊🌪️ ...4
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@sumathip28714 months ago The chair broken with the bed and everything is slipping 2
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@kieranwillis39511 months agoWhat’s so good about this scene is you see all the elegance and finery being destroyed 7
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@WM-200111 months agoweird one, does anyone know the name of the orchestra playing in the background? 3
Trudy couldve survived had she not gone back to the cabin for Rose's mother. 94
Good thing she made it to titanic heaven tho :D (she was a fictional character) ... 12
Hang on, Miss Trudy!
Hold on real tight!
God almighty! ... 44
Every time I watch this particular scene, I always wonder what is going through his mind. ... 18
Guys: C'mon get to the sinking! 68
Though what James Cameron did here was unbelievable, perhaps another high-budget interpretation of Titanic would focus more on how disorienting and chaotic the end truly was. ... 11
自分自身助かることに必死になっている。
これでも演奏を止めなかった弦楽器三重奏者 勇気ある演奏だった。 9
- Senator Smith: You did not care to see her go down?
- Ismay: No. I am glad I did not. 2
Fun Fact: This one chef guy in real life actually ended up being so drunk the alcohol allowed him to float on the water and he survived because of it. ... 1
"I was in the lifeboat. The Titanic seemed to stop for just a moment."
"It seemed to stop sinking?"
"Yes sir."
"And what happened.. after?"
"The great ships stern rose out into the air, fast."
"The stern rose?"
"Yes sir. It was at a relatively low angle, until it suddenly began to shoot up. I saw people jumping out of the gangway doors, attempting to get away from the ship."
"And how long did it take the ship to rise, till it stopped?"
"A minute, two at most."
"And what happened after?"
"Again, it stopped. But the power went out. I heard distant screams from the ship"
"The ship stopped, the lights went out, and the ship again seemed to be still?"
"Yes sir."
"And may you explain what happened, after the lights went out?"
"The great ship began to creek, and sounds came from it. Until I saw it split, right aft of the third funnel."
"So you saw the ship break in two?"
"Yes sir."
"Carry on."
"The bow, began to go under, and the stern rose again. Until it was at a 90 degree angle, and it paused. It was like a thumb sticking up."
"The stern was put to a 90 degree angle, and stopped sinking?"
"Yes sir, it even seemed to rise."
"What do you mean by rise?"
"Windows that were under the water became visible, for a few moments, before it began plunging into the water."
"And how long did it take the stern to sink entirely?"
"Minutes.. one or two, probably less."
"The stern sunk, remaining vertical the entire time?"
"Yes sir." ... 2
I mean it can't be any worse than any natural disaster like a 🌋🌊🌪️ ... 4