r/titanic

This has been posted here prior i think, this seems to be a higher res copy than the others online

I was trying to find the original or a recreation of the britannic model in the movie, but I couldn't find it, does anyone know where the 3D model is? Or is it lost media?

Found this jackpot today at a thrift store and instantly grabbed it. I had to buy it.

If you didn’t know, the two massive yellow cranes at Harland and Wolff are getting a £3m makeover.

Some possibilities:

1. He doesn't know that his dad bought insurance for it.

2. He is unsure if the insurance company will actually pay for it, or if they'll find some excuse to not pay.

3. The deductible is high, so even if the insurance company pays what they're supposed to, he still loses a lot of money.

4. His family doesn't lose much, but he himself will get in trouble from his dad for losing it.

5. There isn't much loss, but he just doesn't want Jack to have it in the off chance he somehow survives.

I feel like it might be some combination of the above, probably mostly 3 and 5?

My pen pal wanted to print paper personalised for me so she wanted to put the Titanic in the corner. Sadly I’m pretty sure it isn’t the titanic. Can anyone help me identify this ship please?

Sorry, had to delete this and repost because the images were blurry. Anyway, I looked up what happened to the real one and the one from the two most famous movies which I thought I would share. I wish the one from ANTR could be found.

We all know what a mess Britannic 2000 movie was

They referred to the captain as "Barret" when his real name was "Bartlett"

The explosion in the movie that sank the ship was on portside but the ship sank on starboard and many more mistakes

But, does Britannic deserve a movie with a higher budget?

Here are some clips from "behind the scenes" of Britannic 2000

There are roughly 486 plates in this cabinet right before the shelf tilts enough to send them all crashing to the floor. Just a random, completely useless fun fact for your day. Yes, I counted every single one of them in a single sitting. No, I don't know what possessed me to do this, but now you have to live with this information too. 😂

Cameraman’s reflection caught in glass of door

EDIT:

I didn’t say I was the first to discover this, not that that is important anyways. I was just excited to see a mistake in the best, most important (imo) movie of all time & wanted to share with fellow fans. I didn’t know it was already a popular or well known mistake in the movie. Sorry

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What other cool mistakes have you noticed in the movie/other movies? 😃

The hull looks so majestic!

These are almost a majority of the deleted scenes in Cameron's film I would have personally added into the final cut while trying to find a line between how it would appeal to both regular movie goers who don't know to much of the ship's sinking and enthusiasts like myself who do know the ship's sinking and history

I posted a couple of these earlier but people were getting angry, like I was saying A Night to Remember isn't a good movie or something. I just thought it was funny because we do see a lot of these complaints with Cameron's film but no one really points them out in A Night to Remember. If they anger the group then I'll take it down.