For those wondering why the ship isn't in two halves, this was made in 1981, the actual wreck wasn't discovered until 1985, so they had no idea it had even broken in half.

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

👍👍

@debsam77

9 ай бұрын

So people who lived to tell the tale were not aware it broke in half?

@YorkshireNutte

9 ай бұрын

@@debsam77 The few people who survived were either too young to remember the event clearly, and those who were older gave some conflicting stories as to what happened. Given it was 2am, with no moon when she went down, and the lights on the ship had failed, it would have been near impossible to actually see the ship from the lifeboats.

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

You are absolutely correct

@debsam77

9 ай бұрын

@@YorkshireNuttethank you for the reply and yes, that makes perfect sense 🥰

Fun fact about this movie: Due to poor CGI at the time, the director decided it was best to raise the actual Titanic for filming. But due to budget constraints, and tight scheduling, they had to quickly return the Titanic to the bottom of the ocean, and due to the process of doing so being rushed by the crew, they accidentally broke it in half.

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣👍👍.

@justvoahxhdy

3 күн бұрын

Joke?

@ItzEnder27

2 күн бұрын

@@justvoahxhdyobviously

I can’t be the only one with submechanophobia who gets goosebumps watching the ship rise out of the ocean? Like this scene sends actual shivers down my spine, there’s just something about seeing this massive metal object being pulled up against ocean currents that makes me feel sooooo uncomfortable and creeped out. It’s like it’s a ghost ship almost.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

👍👍👍👍

@mnicolas9742

8 ай бұрын

I have the same thing (although I didn't know it had a name) but it's something kinda undescriptible when seeing that just feels wrong and acary...

@thisismyonlyline263

8 ай бұрын

You aren’t alone. I have it too. I Google “Queen Mary propeller box” to show people what my nightmare’s are truly made of….and inadvertently freak myself out.

@SpidaMez

8 ай бұрын

cant relate but i do see why that could be scary

@swefishers9529

7 ай бұрын

Well, i mean it technically is a ghost ship

The fact that this came out 4 years before finding the wreck. Imagine making a movie of lift that! That would be awesome!

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

It would indeed.

@papacash3730

9 ай бұрын

​@@ajsmovieplaceTHIS MOVIE IS FROM 1980 NOT 1981

@rykergunns7877

8 ай бұрын

@@papacash3730if that isn’t incredibly nitpicky I don’t know what is

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

👍

I know this movie is old , and that they learnt like a lot since then ! Still i m amazed by how optimistic they where on what condition she would by in when finding/raising her !

@TrekMTBikeRider

8 ай бұрын

I know, right? Hardly any rust for something sitting in salt water for that long.

@jochenreichl796

8 ай бұрын

The parts that were not ripped apart actually look quite well, even today, 40 years after that film came out. So back then the wreck was still 40 years younger than it is today. If you look at the original pictures from its first discovery, it was in remarkably good condition, apart from the damage by water pressure. Wrecks that deep down usually are very well preserved.

@christianjunghanel6724

8 ай бұрын

@@jochenreichl796 But still it was nowhere near this!

@MrShadow-qz9xj

3 ай бұрын

The point is at this point they had no idea the state she was in, as the ship would not be found for another 4 years. Anyone that has studied the Titanic any amount knows there were conflicting reports some saying she broke apart some saying she went down in one piece. The only thing I find overly optimist all things considered is the masts and funnels still being in place other then that the rest is fairly realistic. As was already said if you look at the 1985 pictures most of her paint was still intact dirty and starting to have sea life growing on it. That far down the metal does not oxidize as fast, due to there being less water movement.

@adamlea6339

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, looks like she just needs a clean-up and respray, refurbish the interior and replace the windows and she's good to go, after 70 years on the ocean floor.

Titanic - the second greatest story ever told. For all the nitpickers out there - this movie was never meant to be anything but pure fantasy. Just imagine and enjoy.

@ajsmovieplace

5 ай бұрын

100%

@JonNoto

2 күн бұрын

What’s #1?

I still think considering no CGI and purely using models and actual “real effects” this is an incredible piece of cinematography. I know the overall film wasn’t that great and actually lost a lot of money, but the wonderful music and this sequence are incredible and stand up well today. Albeit sadly I think familiarity with the actual wreck and it’s far more damaged state i.e. in two pieces and no funnels etc probably hasn’t helped the believability of the plot line etc and of this visual ‘event’ which now is very obviously fictional and no as intended at the time how we might imagine Titanic to be.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

I have a lot of love for old style effects like this. They look great

@Chicag0_G_StaT88

5 ай бұрын

I agree, mos def

@seymoorepoone9512

3 ай бұрын

Even before the wreck of Titanic was discovered the novel this film was based upon was unbelievable then. It wasn’t meant to be plausible, just entertaining.

In 1980 I met old-school movie cameraman Bill Johnson who’d just come back from Malta where he shot the underwater footage you see here. I asked him how it turned out and he said “nobody’s gonna believe that crap!”.

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣 classic 👌

@wintersbattleofbands1144

4 ай бұрын

Aside from the cut right before it breaks the surface showing it coming up nearly vertically, it's not bad.

As much as we want her to raise her. We could make history. In reality she needs to stay, where she is. It’s a grave site. R.I.P. the real titanic. Please keep her memories.

Titanic: *(Sinks)* Tatay Nick: *(Afloats)*

FUN FACT: The distressed model of the Titanic cost $5 million at that time to have it built for the film, then it sat on the movie backlot in Malta rusting away from the elements for 40 years. Preservation measures were recently conducted to save the model.

@careercriticalthinker

9 ай бұрын

True

@c.f.pedraza4057

8 ай бұрын

But no one knows that Ken Marshall helped out with the model. ☹

@CarryOutMyBidding

8 ай бұрын

@@c.f.pedraza4057 confirmed,....Marshall was hired as a historical accuracy advisor.

@michaelbruno1666

5 ай бұрын

It's amazing how Hollywood tosses things after production.

@tbd-1

5 ай бұрын

@@michaelbruno1666 If they saved everything Hollywood would be buried in movie props.

The model is so detailed it almost looks like the actual ship being raised. Love this film

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

I did myself also. Came with a nice little booklet

@zomfragger

8 ай бұрын

It was an actual ship that was sunk then raised for the scene. They took an old Greek cruse ship made it look like the titanic and sunk it then raised for the film.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

@zomfragger no it was a model. That cost $3million dollars to make.

@HM2SGT

8 ай бұрын

55 feet long and I read costing $5 million, (split the difference with AJ and call it four?) 😏😉 That's the size of a semi, or a modest power cabin cruiser. Easy to put detail on some thing that big.

@westonsfamilyfunfactory617

8 ай бұрын

@@ajsmovieplaceI thought so it looked way to similar

It's too bad we can't miniaturize water because this sequence is majestic.

I remember watching this when it was first released. At the time, it seemed plausible, especially when you're six and have no knowledge of ships and/or science. They board the boat and walk around, and I think they find the captain's skeleton in a closet. Good times.

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

👍👍👍

@victormathis529

9 ай бұрын

I remember that as well as a kid. I was 9 yrs old when this movie came out. I had no ideal what Titanic was but remember being overly excited about seeing this ship (as a kid I would referred to it as a boat 😂) raising out of the water. To think as an adult to rewatch this & think of all the science about this ship based on this movie producers got wrong.

@jennipennyhernandez7006

9 ай бұрын

They did find his skolon? Omg

@brigidsingleton1596

8 ай бұрын

It was not the Captain of the Titanic who they found mummified in the airtight vault. It was the body of a miner who had "transported" a valuable mineral (Byzanium) enroute to America, before Titanic sank and he shut himself in the vault with the unwilling assistance of a young steward, who the guy had held at gunpoint and insisted he take him to the vault before Titanic sank.

@victormathis529

8 ай бұрын

@@brigidsingleton1596 I have vivid memory about this movie, but I do remember the ship being brought up and the body or remains found in some room, but not the storyline of plot of the actual movie. Was this movie about raising the Titanic or was it just part of a storyline with more to the movie? For example I love James Cameron Titanic, which wasn't necessary about the ship itself, bc we all knew what was going to happen, but more about Rose and Jack adventure. For me I wasn't as shocked by the ship sinking as much as I was about being excited to see the special effects of it sinking, which is why the shocker for me was Jack dying!!! Now I must find this movie and rewatch it. Any ideal if any streaming sites has it listed to watch?

Если бы в 1912 году были такие тех возможности как сейчас, титаник мог сохранится в первозданном виде, даже с такой глубины.

I really wish we could've done more of miracles like this

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

👍👍

@CloudHindlen

8 ай бұрын

I kinda wish we could do any miracles like this. Although I being around humans every day still have to say. Be careful what you wish for. Lol

@Waffle847

8 ай бұрын

Its to late now if we did the shit whould break so easily

@FlorenceSlugcat

8 ай бұрын

@@Waffle847its already in broken up

@Emperor.Palpatine

4 ай бұрын

Miracle....like disturbing a mass grave for no real reason?

Imagine the filmmakers surprise when the Titanic was finely discovered.

@PikachuEatingNoodles

6 күн бұрын

The filmmakers: MAKE A NEW MOVIE MAKE A NEW MOVIE

It looks like now I know where the authors of "Pirates of the Caribbean" got the idea of ​​the Flying Dutchman coming out of the water!!!

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

👍👍👍🤣

I first saw this movie only weeks after the Titanic had been discovered with my dad. We both watched this incredible scene and then just looked at each other and laughed thinking how much more awesome it would have been if we only saw it a month earlier.

@ajsmovieplace

6 ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣👍

Pitt: WHAT'S HAPPENING? WHERE'S THE CARPENTER GOING? Sandecker: A DISTRESS CALL. THERE'S A FREIGHTER IN TROUBLE. PItt: WE'RE IN TROUBLE, FOR Christ SAKES. WE NEED THAT SHIP. Sandecker WE CAN'T IGNORE A DISTRESS CALL. Pitt: You want to talk about distress? We got Navy weather forecasting a force-12 storm. The Russians are looking down our throats. We're on a ship that never learned how to do anything but sink. That's distress. 🤣

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

😉👍

If only this was real rip Titanic she was a good ship

@Inglese001

2 күн бұрын

Yeah very true. I suppose it’s a bit like saying a Ferrari is a good car but what happens to it depends on the driver.

Clive Cussler did a fantastic job writing this book. Wasn’t it due to the story that had the people renew their search for Titanic? I remember also Cussler saying in his afterward that it wasn’t found that far from the fictional place in the book.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

As I understand it Robert Ballard et al - were part of a joint secret milititary mission to find some downed subs. The expedition was done under the cover of them looking for the titanic. The subs were found in a couple of days and the remaining time allocated was used looking for the titanic and then they came across it

@wintersbattleofbands1144

4 ай бұрын

Well, they've always had a general idea of where it was, but it's a difficult search at those depths.

I think it’s neat how this movie serves as evidence to the fact that until the wreck was actually found, all testimony to the ship’s loss of integrity were dismissed as ludicrous

@ajsmovieplace

5 ай бұрын

Great point ☝️👌

Excellent film when shown on TV when released. Remember it very well in beginning of the 80's.

Incredible film, even despite the innacuracies. The film score makes the film.

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

100%

@Inglese001

3 күн бұрын

John Barry (Born Free, James Bond movies) wrote the film score.

A dream come true for most, at least in the film)

Amazing how accurate they got the corrosion and the look of the wreck, even tho they never knew it had broken up this was actually a pretty good movie , i saw it at theater when i was in 10th grade

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

It’s not a bad film by any means

What the heck is better than the Titanic movie on Paramount. So much better so much cooler like Paramount should hire him

Not one window broken! A miracle!

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

Life is full Of them ☝️😉

Fun fact, this movie was based on a novel by Clive Cussler, who hated the adaptation so much he refused to let another of his novels be put to film until nearly 25 years later.

@evil1by1

8 ай бұрын

You know thats probably for the best. As bad as this film is, its a testament to the utter lack of talent Cussler has when all his novels are worse than the film. Seriously have you read "Raise The Titanic?" Its terrible... he really put Dirk Bigglesdick making sweet love to Titty McBooberson in the rotting stateroom of the Titanic but wait its ok he put down a towel....thats fucking gross. Seriously he wrote more about her boobs boobing boobily to save the day than anything about , I dunno fleshing out the character. Women aren't just walking tits and Dirk? Achingly terrible..

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

I did not know that. ☝️ Everyday is a school day

I remember seeing this movie in the theater as a kid.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

Good memories ?

I like how she come up with all but on stack 2 still attached even tho witness saw stack 1 and 2 fall for sure. Also a bunch of the glass windows being intact which even tho they survived the sinking intact being brought back up would surely shatter them.

@txgunguy2766

8 ай бұрын

They were only held on by gravity and a few tie-down cables. Funnel #4 wasn't even real. It wasn't connected to the engine room at all. It was only added to make the ship look more impressive and only used to store deck furniture and vent smoke from the kitchens.

@barklet6110

8 ай бұрын

It was the main vent for the engine and boiler rooms so technically it did connect to the engine room

@wintersbattleofbands1144

4 ай бұрын

So, it was "real" enough, just not for the purpose it was masquerading as. It's called a 'dummy."@@txgunguy2766

@wintersbattleofbands1144

4 ай бұрын

Right. It did serve a purpose, just disguised as something it really wasn't. @@barklet6110

@wintersbattleofbands1144

4 ай бұрын

Just for future reference, on ocean-going vessels, they're generally called funnels.

When I was young, I thought that lifting Titanic up is really necessary, because of the history and ecology, but now... It's literally almost impossible and it can be immoral. This fashionable cruise ship became a grave in water. This poor souls that were left at this ship, deserved some rest. Let's be respectful to them ❤❤❤

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

I totally agree

@sooners2037

8 ай бұрын

Also the depth of the wreckage site and also if we do raise it how rusty the ship is it would fall apart on the surface and would oxidize quickly

@smileyrain5722

8 ай бұрын

@@sooners2037 it can fall apart even from the beginning of this operation. Also, this catastrophic disaster with a touristic capsule reminds how hard this pressure at the bottom of the ocean is.

@brigidsingleton1596

8 ай бұрын

Titanic was not a "cruise" ship. She was a Liner. Her intended routes were Southampton to New York (& back), nowhere else. Whereas cruise ships sail around the Mediterranean Sea, and on various European waterways, or around the fjords of Norway, or visiting Antarctica etc. Totally different. 😊❤🖖

@smileyrain5722

8 ай бұрын

@@brigidsingleton1596 thanks, I'll remember that ♥☀✨

The actual model for the movie was left outside to the elements shortly after the film was made and it has now been restored or in the process of being restored.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

I had heard that was the case. That’s cool 👌

@HM2SGT

8 ай бұрын

Indeed. Kind of sad, some thing that huge just melting away in the sea at Malta

When they moved her through the water I was like "be careful of my baby you assholes or I'll go mad"😂😂😂😂😂

Кстати по последним данным Титаник не разломился пополам как показано в фильме Кемирона . Есть также показания одного из выживших дословно "Я находился на кормовой части когда корабль погружался в пучину, когда угол наклона палубы привысил примерно 60 градусов я и несколько других перелезли через поручни и находились на транце кормы . Угол ещё увеличился так что судно почти стала вертикально после чего скорость погружения увеличивается и судно начало погружаться под воду но всё ещё довольно плавно . Мы всё оставались стоять до почти полного погружения когда же вода стала доходить мне по пояс я оттолкнуться и поплыл "- звучит примерно так не берусь утверждать что перевел точно но факт в том что корпус не переломился на поверхности как в фильме а погрузился целиком хотя трубы да частично обрушились Разрушение же коробля произошло уже на глубине примерно 2500м когда в результате давления лопнули котлы это подтверждает компьютерное моделирование и разлет обломков , дальше носовая часть выпрямляется и имея скорость начинает планировать ко дну под небольшим углом , кормовая же часть имея больший вес начинает раскручиваться попадая в плоский штопор не долетая до дна в результате плоского вращения срывается один из двигателей и отлетает в сторону . Корма потеряв часть веса замедляет вращение ,но уже не успевает стабилизироваться и на большой скорости врезается в дно. Поэтому кормовая часть очень сильно повреждена а вот носовая практически не пострадала кстати разлет частей не так велик (примерно 1000м если не ошибаюсь это относительно двигателя и кормы на счёт носовой части уже не помню) что доказывает что разрушение происходит примерно 500м от дна если бы судно сломалось у поверхности то разлет мог достичь до 5-10км.

This was the beginning of the 80's !!

I am... from faraway Russia... This is a metaphor film, a man's dream with a capital letter. For the goal is life, and this is the main thing.

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

👌👍

So very, very sad she broke in two and doesnt look like this. I so wish it did. I started loving her in 1983 before she was found and so hoped, but alas...

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

Is sad.

I wish we could actually do this

It would be impossible to raise both pieces of the Titanic because they're too deep in the mud at the bottom of the Atlantic and plus, they've become very brittle from being down there for more than 100 years. Pulling them up, even if possible, would just make them fall apart, especially the stern because the stern's in worse shape the bow. The stern was really ripped apart when it sank. By now it's basically become a pile of rubble.

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

Your absolutely correct. Now it would be. It would just crumble to bits in your hand ( at least a lot of it would )

@lmlmd2714

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely true. Though to be fair, in 1981 the wreck hadn't been located and there was still a lot of the doubt the eyewitness accounts were accurate. Even some serious marine archaeologists still believed the wreck had sunk in one piece, and that at the depth it was at would have caused it to be preserved (we believed the abyssal depths were more or less lifeless back in those days). So, it was still an absurd film idea even back at the the time, but much less so than it sounds today with our current knowledge.

@garykeenan5242

9 ай бұрын

It can be done but she birck in 2 bits going down and when she did the bottom she did birck up again thay should leave her where she is

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

@@garykeenan5242 and they will. It would be a monumental undertaking to not destroy her if they attempted it now

@Planetfitness933

9 ай бұрын

that’s not the real titanic The titanic the real one is it the Atlantic

True at this time they didn't know that the ship sank in 2 pieces

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

Yep.

The 55 foot long Titanic model was raised more than 50 times until a satisfactory shot was acquired. Following the completion of filming, the scale model was left to rust for 30 years at the side of the horizon tank in Malta.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

Such a shame. You’d think things like this would be given to a film museum or something ! I think it’s now being restored to its former glory

I couldn’t imagine just being on a ship, hanging out, and seeing this just popping out from the depths

@ajsmovieplace

5 ай бұрын

Would be a sight for sure

It's probably one of John Barry's greatest scores. Shocking that Barry's original recording went missing, and all that's left were two excerpts on the Network DVD/Blu-Ray release as a special feature. No one knows where the rest of the recording went. The City of Prague Orchestra did a re-recording in the early 00s with Nic Raine conducting, and Raine worked with John Barry as an orchestrator. Raine supervised the reconstruction of the score. it's good, but the loss of the original score was scarlidge. I met Clive Cussler, who wrote the book of Raise the Titanic in 1998 in Reading. He told me he totally disowned the film due to the producer's cold shouldering his input. The book is much better than the film, but the film does have highlights. 1. The John Barry score. 2. Some of the model work of the ship coming into New York Harbour does look decent enough. 3. John De Cuir, the production designer did some remarkable interior and exterior design work on the ship when afloat. De Cuir used a old cruise ship called Athinai, which looked identical to the Titanic decks. I think the producers were going to use the Queen Mary, but the cost was too much. I still love the film score. To me, Barry's score is more emotionally fitting than Horner's score to Cameron's 1997 Titanic.

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

I do like Horners score. But there’s way to much Star Trek 2 in it 😂.

@dr.impossibleofcounterpunc1984

10 ай бұрын

@ajsmovieplace Horner’s predilection for not only lifting material from other composers-Sergei Prokofiev and Dimitri Shostakovich to name but two-but also from routinely recycling material from his own scores certainly have been noted. Obviously, film composers have a signature style that is highlighted in individual compositions, but Horner reused a lot of his material from Battle Beyond the Stars on Star Trek 2 and 3. Some people try very hard to look at Horner's early years in a subjective manner. The problem with this. Subjectivity is an easy way to be neutral or start using excuses to justify a more respectable outcome. In a way to say that Horner is trying to experiment with his musical voice and style. I don't really agree with that. All film composers are classically trained by teachers, but often, they understand the musical form of Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, and Brahms exceptionally well. Film composers from the early years like Victor Young, Miklos Rozsa, and Wolfgang Korngold all knew where to go to produce a musical form and apply that to the composition. I still don't mind Horner. His scores to Krull, Wolfen, Gorky Park, and The Rocketeer are decently composed. Goldsmith permitted a young James Horner a chance to watch the recording of Star Trek: The Motion Picture take place at Paramount. Horner does use certain elements from The Motion Picture score in Star Trek 2. Goldsmith claimed the mantle of Star Trek composer over Alexander Courage, who also worked with Goldsmith as an orchestrator on a number of film scores Goldsmith did.

@NewYorkBall557

9 ай бұрын

As a kid I thought they just put it together lol

@c.f.pedraza4057

8 ай бұрын

Ken Marshall helped out with the miniature.

@chanhhoang9677

4 ай бұрын

@@dr.impossibleofcounterpunc1984😢

Producer said it would have been cheaper to lower the Atlantic than make the film

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

That’s the opening to my review 😱

@brigidsingleton1596

8 ай бұрын

I've already said that - "Snap" !! 😊❤🖖

Эта фантазия режиссёров очень эпичная и завораживает душу. Красивые кадры. 👍

@user-lh4mb4lm4l

5 ай бұрын

Почистить,подкрасить и еще походит.

the wreck is in remarkable shape considering its been in the sea for 100 plus years.

Aside from the fact that he still didn't know it had broken... ...but the integrity! ...how could this have been possible?! ...and above all ...THE RUST!!!

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

I know what your saying. Is just a film though

@mauroborgogni1981

8 ай бұрын

and who told you anything?

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

What ?

@wintersbattleofbands1144

4 ай бұрын

You are = you're. @@ajsmovieplace

Ух ты блин... Пока поднимали, успели даже обратно его сварить...

Bagus sekali isi kontennya..info yg sangat bagus tentang story kapal Titanic

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

👌

she has found her *FINAL* resting place at the bottem of the Atlantc, let her rest there, she did her job, she proved Oceanliners could be a thing. Although... i wonder what she would've been used for if she had been in WW1 and WW2..

Thank god for Southby

@CarryOutMyBidding

9 ай бұрын

Sothesby

@jimbaulsir8838

9 ай бұрын

@@CarryOutMyBidding Thanks, It’s been 40 years since I read the book 🫡

When you're a movie director and you've been watching Das Boot a few times too many

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

🤣😉

Thank you they raise the titanic 😢😢😁😁😁

In 1980 watching this, it was wow.

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

Still pretty impressive to watch now

Look at time index 4:41 you can see a little model character turning a pump wheel at the bottom of the screen 😊

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

The makers had a bit of fun 🤩

Let titanic rest in peace were it last was👇🏽

I saw Raise the Titanic at the movies when it was released. Great effects and the story seemed plausible 😅

i'll give the prop department major points on the detail of the model, i imagine if the ship had sunk in one piece like this depicts it it "might" have been salvageable, but i am well aware that there is nothing on earth that can raise the actual wreck.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

👍👍👍👍. Would just crumble now !

@FlorenceSlugcat

8 ай бұрын

It would have been impossible even if it was in one piece. There is no technology capable of lifting something like that at thoses kinds of depths.

@HM2SGT

8 ай бұрын

Remember; the "model" was the size of a semi truck! 55 feet long and costing $5 million - the size of a modest power cruiser yacht.

Uuuuuuaaa increible😮

I just love how it sank

I believe a whale 🐋🐳 jumped out of the water and that is why it broke and sunk.😢😊

If only this were possible in real life. But if the ship were to be pulled up, it'd fall apart. The structural integrity was ruined by it being ripped in half, and then hitting the sea floor hard when it sank. Couple that with decades of rust, and even in 1980 the poor ship likely wouldn't have withstood being raised. It's sister ship Britanic sank in much shallower water, and no one even attempted to raise it. Which is a shame. The only real way to salvage the Titanic would be to cut it up and pull every part of it to the surface. Then painstakingly reassemble it as a museum piece.

@riyguy1158

3 ай бұрын

Fun Fact: in like 1915 after it sank someone came up with idea to run a line with liquid nitrogen in it down to the wreck and turn it into a giant iceberg and it would float to the surface but at the time they didnt know where it was and the cost of the liquid nitrogen was insanely high

@Felix24148

3 ай бұрын

@@riyguy1158 That is an interesting idea. Shame it never got tried

To know that the general public believed she held up as strong as they though is both sad and inspirational. Titanic was never designed to sink but by historical standards it was supposed to sink

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

100% 👍

@amandajackson4359

9 ай бұрын

So fake

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

Really ? You do get it’s a clip from a film made some 45 years ago

@seanmcdonough4902

5 ай бұрын

Designed like an ice cube tray

One day he come again 😢

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

👍

@brigidsingleton1596

8 ай бұрын

He ? Who he ? Titanic ? Titanic (all ships) was / are she.

Ah! If it were lifted up ♥️

@ajsmovieplace

7 ай бұрын

Indeed

Don't care what anyone says. This is better than James Cameron's Titanic.

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t wish to argue with your opinion 👌👍

It Wasn't In Half Because They Found Out It Broke In Half In 1985.

Let’s be real if this could happen, everything would break even more and collapse in destroying it even more than it already is. Let her rest on the sea bed and not disrespect the dead’s resting place.

@BetterCallThall

3 ай бұрын

reeeal

World of waships be like: "We spotted an enemy submarine!"

everyone is happy titanic is back😄😄😄

Now we need raise the Titan submersible 😅

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

Dust pan and brush should do it ☝️

Wish I could be ther...

@ajsmovieplace

6 ай бұрын

👍

The producer, Lew Grade, said it would have been cheaper to lower the Atlantic.

@ajsmovieplace

5 ай бұрын

👌👍

It would be amazing if they could somehow do this, but considering how long Titanic's been down there, what condition it's in and how far down it is, it would probably break before even getting to the surface.

@ajsmovieplace

5 күн бұрын

Yeah it would crumble under its own weight now. It probably like a house of cards

Lagends says the captain still in the bridge holding the boat steering wheel 😂

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

🤣👍

I know this movie came out before the shipwreck was found, but it was a well known fact that the 1st and 2nd funnels collapsed during the sinking..

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

They re attached on the way down 🤣

Where's Yoda when you need him!!

@ajsmovieplace

7 ай бұрын

🤣

They really had high hopes for the chimney stacks back then

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

Didn’t they 🤣

i want the sequel - raise the Edmond Fitzgerald

@robertsaul586

3 ай бұрын

or the Arizona

Can’t believe they got the front mast wrong

Those who trolled there grandparents saying this was real

Condition looks great!

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

Well it was near on 45 years ago 🤣

@kityhawk2000

9 ай бұрын

​@ajsmovieplace lol more like 70 years when this movie came out but the condition its in makes it look like it sank yesterday. Even leaving aside what we now know about how the the Titanic sank and pretending this is some alternate reality, ships that have been in the water for decades don't look that good. There are ships that sank in WW2 that look worse than that

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

@@kityhawk2000 This film came out nigh on 45 years ago 1981 Oh I see what your saying. Between the sinking and this film was 70 years. Yes it was. I was saying this film was 45 years ago.

@kityhawk2000

9 ай бұрын

@@ajsmovieplace lol sorry for not being clear. The movie is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me but the science and physics don't have much basis in reality not least because if all the pretext for raising the ship is pretty flimsy. If there's valuable cargo in ship you want why not just cut it out and bring it up with the subs. I have a similar issue with James Camerons Titanic. All those resources spent trying to find a diamond that probably would be worth less than one of those little robot subs they were using to find it and trying to find something so small in a debris field that stretches miles across is like looking for a needle in a haystack

@brigidsingleton1596

8 ай бұрын

It's a Film for goodness sake. If you could afford to remake the film, then go ahead and do better... But I doubt you could. Richard Jordon, who played Dirk Pitt in this film is now deceased and so is Sir Alec Guinness, who played Bigalow, plus (probably) Jason Robard's Jnr, who played Admiral James Sandecker, so you'd need a new cast anyway. Can you afford them...?! I think not !! ❤ I love the film, and the music, and the book. ❤

The titanic Raise up 😃

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

👍

First time seeing your showing of these move ,,,man we cannot yonder stand just the How cute you do. That .We can't understand at all sisters. ????????.

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

🤷‍♂️

Now I need to watch the movie

Pretty good CGI for the day back then. I guess this movie was produced before the ship was actually discovered in 1985. The ship broke in half but the movie depicts a complete ship. I think it would be impossible to actually raise the ship. It would collapse under its own weight with it being so fragile.

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

Yeah the film was made in 1981 Before the days of CGI. The model used cost $3 million to make. 👍👍

@alasdairgardiner2313

9 ай бұрын

No CGI - model work.

@timonsolus

8 ай бұрын

@@ajsmovieplace: Actually, the first movie with CGI in live action sequences was Star Wars (1977) - namely, the Death Star plans seen during the pilots' briefing.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

@@timonsolus sorry. But your wrong. That was actually created by hand. - look it up. Larry Cuba did this to achieve that - Digitize each component by hand based on drawings and photographs, then assemble them into a series of still shots that would eventually be photographed and strung together, one frame at a time, into a single, animated sequence.

@k1productions87

8 ай бұрын

@@timonsolus I believe the first proper fully-CGI sequence in a film was the Genesis Planet presentation in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982). It took roughly the length of the entire shooting schedule of the film to render it. I also believe the studio that produced it was the same studio that would eventually become Pixar, but I am not 100% sure of that. So many things that we think are computers were actually so difficult (if not impossible) and expensive to do, it was easier to just animated it by hand and make it look like it was done on computer. The Nostromo's computer displays in Alien (1979), for example

And there, clinging to a railing, was a steerage-class passenger from Ireland who'd been holding his breath for 69 years.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

Filmmakers having a little laugh

New movie idea: Nuke the Titanic, so people can stop dying trying to see it, lmao

@ajsmovieplace

10 ай бұрын

It certainly shouldn’t be used as a tourist attraction for the rich and elite.

Must see! (I saw it at the theatre).

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

👌👌

Raise the Titanic? 'It would've been cheaper to lower the Atlantic. ' Lord Lew Grade

@ajsmovieplace

3 ай бұрын

Yep 👌

There she is… Yeah… Lol

Wow. Really obvious how speculation and reality can diverge.

4:23 fantastic shot

@ajsmovieplace

5 ай бұрын

🤣😉.

Saw this in the theater with my dad. Love this movie.

@ajsmovieplace

8 ай бұрын

Not a bad film 🍿👍

@robertstroud5750

8 ай бұрын

Me too. Late Summer 1980. Makes me miss my Dad (RIP)

😮😮

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

🤣

At 4:19, I wanted to point out that the second funnel is broken. Only the stump of it is still there

@ajsmovieplace

9 ай бұрын

Yeah. When they made this. The ship hadn’t yet been found

@jamesholton2630

3 ай бұрын

I looked at a picture of the model and I found the second funnel in the foreground and it was in fact lying on the seabed. The slither piece of it is still on the boat deck. So it t

The miniature effects are good…

As bad as that movie was, that scene still gives me chills. It's like watching a leviathan rising from the depths.

@ajsmovieplace

4 ай бұрын

Still looks amazing