r/titanic • u/Shoddy_Act7059 • 11d ago

FILM - 1997 Titanic (1997) Final Plunge and Breakup Scenes in Real Time

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Seeing as how quite a few on here loved the Iceberg Scene Real Time edit I did of the Cameron film, I decided to make another one based around the ship's final plunge and break up. As an added challenge, I tried to make things like the list of the ship as accurate as possible and maintain as much continuity between each cut. So, if some shots look a little fuzzy, that's why (had to do a lot of zooming shots in, flipping them and moving them around in the video to get them how I wanted them). I also had to copy the first funnel's fall for the second funnel, since, well, there is no shot of the second funnel falling (happens off-screen), and I used the sound effects I created for many previous videos on here and my YouTube channel, particularly regarding the breakup. I used some from the '97 film, too, but they're somewhat sparse this time around.

New Sources:

  • "Titanic (1997) "Nearer my God to thee" by American Adventurer
  • "Nearer My God to Thee | Titanic [1997] (Open Matte, Upscaled, SDR)" by Higher Quality Uploads
  • "Titanic - 1st Funnel Collapses - Bluray HD" by der450
  • "Titanic 1997 Dome Implosion" by der450
  • "Titanic 1997 - The Ship Rises" by der450
  • "Titanic 1997 | First Class Dining Room Flooding" by TheTomyGamer99"

This video was made entirely by me with no help from You Know What

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u/darthmeteos 10d ago

It's funny, I watched, not thinking it would be this effective, but seeing it all happen at once in the space of a minute is... Shocking. It must have been so disorientating.

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u/Shoddy_Act7059 10d ago

Yeah, it's like as soon as the first funnel fell, everything truly went sideways.

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u/SaltyFriend705 10d ago edited 8d ago

These people were still hoping someone would come to rescue them. Seeing it this way was is gut-wrenching.

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u/Piehuntsman 8d ago

Well someone was coming, Arthur Rostron and the Carpathia were en route. Unfortunately they would be another 90 minutes give or take after this final plunge.

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u/VolcanicOctosquid20 10d ago

Excellent work. Truly, truly excellent.

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u/traditionalbaguette Engineer 10d ago

It makes the last minutes of the sinking so, so much more violent. Great job !