@MicaRayan exactly even half of the ship is real I love idk why they don't do it anymore ig cuz kids will watch anything really just look at godzilla I stopped watching after the 2014 one it's just sad and even the 2014 one is good compared to the movies we get today
Possibly the best era of filmmaking tbh, for longevity and authenticity of visuals. There was a nice even blend of practical and virtual effects that worked in tandem to create a visually realistic look and setting. Still to this day, Titanic looks fantastic. Most movies today are awash with virtual effects, which imho don't age anywhere near as well. Look at Starship Troopers for example, another movie of this era, the blend of practical and visual effects still hold up very well today. Where as many modern CGI heavy based movies already start to look dated and out of place only years later.
It shows you how much ahead of its time that Titanic was, and by extension James Cameron too for his filmmaking. Ranging from the casting, costumes, music, sets and special effects of course. You know, the lengths that Cameron was willing to go to. Not just recreating an 11/12th size replica of the real ship as a set piece, but also adding a large number of other smaller set pieces that made the movie look much more authentic, organic and orginal than using CGI for everything etc. Nonetheless, it is crazy to think how Cameron spent around $1 Million (his words) on that deleted fight scene of Lovejoy and Jack. Doing it just because he wanted to add a bit more action sequence in the movie. Fortunately, the scene got to be edited out in the final cut. After Cameron had a legit discussion with the testing audience who gave the movie their honest review. Saying they found the fight scene a bit too distracting and not adding much to the storytelling. I'm very glad too that Cameron listened to them.
@@LookHereMars I agree. Hence, I think Titanic and not Avatar remains Cameron's masterpiece. Simply, because he used more practical and physical effects for the many different scenes. You know, like instead of using a large green screen and CGI for the scenes on deck, he basically recreated an 11/12th sized replica of the ship. It made the movie appear much more realistic and give this authentic feeling and experience.
Yep. No joke. Kate Winslet even mentioned once her own experience of encountering a Titanic viewer somewhere high up in the mountains of the Himalaya's where she was hiking on a holiday. When an elderly men at a local village suddenly approached her and said something along the lines of: 'you're the lady from Titanic aren't you?' No wonder this moment made Winslet cry, because it showed how much her work had paid off in terms of reaching people with art.
It's disappointing, though, that it isn't 100 percent accurate to the real Titanic's saloon. There was no carpeting (just linoleum floor) or table lamps. Missing details are fans used for ventilation and glass in the double set of entrance doors with grillwork. These are things that would definitely have been known at the time of the film's making.
They got the most wonderful life experience during shooting of Titanic. More movies like this should come but indeed Titanic will always remain majestic
Понимаю, как нелегко было создать авторам фильма атмосферу хаоса, ужаса, обречённости тонущего суперкорабля. Сколько понадобилось силы и терпения съёмочной команде воссоздать те трагические события, которые не оставляют равнодушными зрителей по всему миру. Замечательная работа всех участвующих в этой потрясающей кинокартине.👏
So much effort put into those scenes with Lovejoy and then so much of it was cut out. But it really was a good decision, as nice as the plate-ringing is.
I used to live near the Baja Studios where a lot of the film was made. One place I lived had a view of the huge soundstage as well as the ship used in Master and Commander. I met a lot of folks who were extras in films made there.
Actor/actress appearances: 0:13 Billy Zane as Cal Hockley 0:29 Kathy Bates as Molly Brown 1:22 Kate Winslet as Rose DeWitt Bukater and Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson (brief appearance) 2:04 Kate Winslet as Rose DeWitt Bukater and Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson (full appearance) 2:36 Frances Fisher as Ruth DeWitt Bukater
2:04 Amazing to see that whole gun chase of Rose & Jack by an enraged and envious Cal from behind-the-scenes. I had never seen it that way before. And cool to see the sight being switched from a simple cam recorder to an HD-camera man crewmember following the footsteps of DiCaprio and Winslet as they're running down the Grand Staircase and into the 1st class diner.
Considering the amount of accuracy that went into designing the sets, I imagine that the B footage of the dining room flooding is exactly what it would’ve looked like the night the ship went down. All the noise and bustle of first class passengers replaced with eerie silence and the groans of the steel hull
I had a friend Ira who may have filmed these scenes and said it was tough standing in the water for days and days. Sometimes it was very cold and just torture.
Eu amo esses vídeos dos bastidores do Titanic! ❤ Seria perfeito se você fizesse a tradução ou colocasse uma legenda neles, pois a legenda do CZcams não é muito confiável e erra muito. Abraços!
This must have been a very dangerous set to work on! You're flooding an actual dining room, the water is 60 degrees and serving carts rolling all around
Always wondered what happened to all the furniture, china and utensils. So much went into recreating all of it exact to the original. The china that did not break and all the utensils should have easily survived the shoot as they are waterproof. Wonder where it all ended up.
Just minor nitpicks: Firstly, the little table lamps on the tables weren't actually present in the original design. I think they were added, perhaps for cinematic effect or to enhance lighting for actors. (which While they do add an elegant touch, they're not historically accurate. Additionally, the dining saloon didn't feature carpeting; instead, it had decorative linoleum tiles. ( Imagine how much easier the film crew's lives would have been if they didn't have to constantly dry the water from the carpet after every take during filming! ) Despite these discrepancies, Titanic remains one of my all-time favorite films.
I know it's tasteless and inappropriate but still a part of me would love to have an exotic swimming pool that looks exactly like the D-Deck Reception Room and Dining Saloon sinking.
X-MarcosNavigator I have a serious question I'm sure it was you who posted a video a few years ago it was about the queen Mary 2 specifically from the movie " Let Them All Talk " you used a song there that I really want to find what it is but I can't find the video ( rather it's taken down or deleted ) can you tell me the name of the song please
Hienosti Aidosti kuvattua , Todellako kaikki nuo huonekalut ovat valmistettu yhtä elokuvaa varten? Ja piano , vaatteet kaikki olisi mielenkiintoista tietää, mitä tapahtu kuvausten jälkeen kaikille vaatteille , pianolle EI kai sentään roskiin ? Sentään jos kuvausten vuoksi on ommeltu kaipa ne vaatteet on otettu uudelleen käyttöön. Hyvin kuivatettu ja pesty . Tämä on Suomen kielinen kommentti olihan Titanicissakin Suomalaisia , myös Pohjois - Pohjanmaalta Rantsilasta mm. ( Nykyään Siikaltavan Kunta)
Some of the most amazibg cinematography i ve ever seen. No one but Bates could play molly brown either. The plot though.... shouldve spent a bit on that part too bc ...awful.
This film director are so smart and handsome and brave man bhi hain social media pe ok writer hu ek God bless you all Titanic RMS Titanic are so scary movement wala yah video ban Gaye hain film director ke sath me ok writer hu ek God bless you all I big fan for India and Bihar se hu ok aap ko full support kar rahe hain dil se shukriya AAP ka 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Interesting fact here, James Cameron actually made a mistake with that floor, it wasn't carpeted, dives to the wreck have shown that the floor on the first class dining room was actually tiled
..They were 'Linoleum' on the original ship...They in general used to be more lightweight material than tiles...Helped reducing the liner's overall weight a bit.... .
И это ресторан пассажиров первого класса - самые богатые жители Америки ели в этом ресторане в 1912 году, а не домашняя обстановка хрущевки и простой рабочий класс. Да даже сейчас в наше время в обычных и доступных ресторанах подают разные ножи, вилки и ложки для разных блюд. Не так помпезно как на Титанике, но тоже разные столовые приборы. И я знаю людей, которые даже дома и даже пиццу, приготовленную в духовке едят с вилкой и ножом - сама так ела 😂, потому что неудобно было взять руками, так как я была не одна. У всех свои правила этикета.
It’s 2024 and this movie is still freakin’ epic.
Best movie ever....duh ,well after avaiters
Still a legendary film after all these years. Perfect blend between practical effect & cgi; unlike films these days
@MicaRayan exactly even half of the ship is real I love idk why they don't do it anymore ig cuz kids will watch anything really just look at godzilla I stopped watching after the 2014 one it's just sad and even the 2014 one is good compared to the movies we get today
It’s crazy how old this film really is and how well they made it.
Possibly the best era of filmmaking tbh, for longevity and authenticity of visuals. There was a nice even blend of practical and virtual effects that worked in tandem to create a visually realistic look and setting. Still to this day, Titanic looks fantastic. Most movies today are awash with virtual effects, which imho don't age anywhere near as well. Look at Starship Troopers for example, another movie of this era, the blend of practical and visual effects still hold up very well today. Where as many modern CGI heavy based movies already start to look dated and out of place only years later.
It shows you how much ahead of its time that Titanic was, and by extension James Cameron too for his filmmaking. Ranging from the casting, costumes, music, sets and special effects of course. You know, the lengths that Cameron was willing to go to. Not just recreating an 11/12th size replica of the real ship as a set piece, but also adding a large number of other smaller set pieces that made the movie look much more authentic, organic and orginal than using CGI for everything etc.
Nonetheless, it is crazy to think how Cameron spent around $1 Million (his words) on that deleted fight scene of Lovejoy and Jack. Doing it just because he wanted to add a bit more action sequence in the movie. Fortunately, the scene got to be edited out in the final cut. After Cameron had a legit discussion with the testing audience who gave the movie their honest review. Saying they found the fight scene a bit too distracting and not adding much to the storytelling. I'm very glad too that Cameron listened to them.
@@LookHereMars I agree. Hence, I think Titanic and not Avatar remains Cameron's masterpiece. Simply, because he used more practical and physical effects for the many different scenes. You know, like instead of using a large green screen and CGI for the scenes on deck, he basically recreated an 11/12th sized replica of the ship. It made the movie appear much more realistic and give this authentic feeling and experience.
@@victorsamsung2921indeed, its look so modern just like a 2024 movie
It's not that old, just 27 years old,u act it's from the silent era
The fact that 95% of people in this world have watched this movie.. Like the whole world have seen the movie it's crazy
Yep. No joke. Kate Winslet even mentioned once her own experience of encountering a Titanic viewer somewhere high up in the mountains of the Himalaya's where she was hiking on a holiday. When an elderly men at a local village suddenly approached her and said something along the lines of: 'you're the lady from Titanic aren't you?' No wonder this moment made Winslet cry, because it showed how much her work had paid off in terms of reaching people with art.
@@chrissytiya3025 yes really
@@victorsamsung2921Exactly 💯
Have watched this movie 🎬 more than 6 time's still feel sad 😢
I could just watch that room flood all day Its just wow
It's disappointing, though, that it isn't 100 percent accurate to the real Titanic's saloon. There was no carpeting (just linoleum floor) or table lamps. Missing details are fans used for ventilation and glass in the double set of entrance doors with grillwork. These are things that would definitely have been known at the time of the film's making.
I agree! I love “behind the scenes” on anything. So cool!!!
Rana sahib
Same
@@Garsons-oq4lh For the table lamps, they knew that wasn't accurate, but they added them for lighting the actors up.
My fav movie.. editing was and still is top of its game
I will never forget this amazing movie!!
WOW, how incredible! The time, imagination, money and effort is just phenomenal 😮
They got the most wonderful life experience during shooting of Titanic. More movies like this should come but indeed Titanic will always remain majestic
Понимаю, как нелегко было создать авторам фильма атмосферу хаоса, ужаса, обречённости тонущего суперкорабля. Сколько понадобилось силы и терпения съёмочной команде воссоздать те трагические события, которые не оставляют равнодушными зрителей по всему миру. Замечательная работа всех участвующих в этой потрясающей кинокартине.👏
Огромное спасибо!!! Титаник- это История а фильм Д. Кэмерона- это шедевр кинематографа!! Благодарю Вас и Ваш канал!❤
So much effort put into those scenes with Lovejoy and then so much of it was cut out. But it really was a good decision, as nice as the plate-ringing is.
Eu amo cada detalhe da primeira classe, figurino, decoração, prataria, etc.
I watched titanic with my friend yesterday, that was not my first time but after watching this movie I always obsessed with Jack
Yes yes the same
When I watched titanic I was 7. Now I’m in my 30s. 😢 this show is a lifetime memory movie for me. My favourite movie from young till now… ❤❤❤
I used to live near the Baja Studios where a lot of the film was made. One place I lived had a view of the huge soundstage as well as the ship used in Master and Commander. I met a lot of folks who were extras in films made there.
..Oh gosh !...Wish you had a camera back then !
Essa produção, realmente foi igual o real, o verdadeiro , pronto pra ser direto dos sonhos.
A forma que esse vídeo foi filmado parece que foi um acidente real.
Вобще не представляю другую актрису, только Кейт Уинслет, она Роуз и к тому же ещё очень красивая.
Just rerwatched it again recently and stirred up my interest for titanic videos again!!
Actor/actress appearances:
0:13 Billy Zane as Cal Hockley
0:29 Kathy Bates as Molly Brown
1:22 Kate Winslet as Rose DeWitt Bukater and Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson (brief appearance)
2:04 Kate Winslet as Rose DeWitt Bukater and Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson (full appearance)
2:36 Frances Fisher as Ruth DeWitt Bukater
Какие тяжёлые съемки
2:04 Amazing to see that whole gun chase of Rose & Jack by an enraged and envious Cal from behind-the-scenes. I had never seen it that way before. And cool to see the sight being switched from a simple cam recorder to an HD-camera man crewmember following the footsteps of DiCaprio and Winslet as they're running down the Grand Staircase and into the 1st class diner.
Какие восхитительно легкие изящные фарфоровые чашечки. Мой видавший виды фаянсовый бокал не поплыл бы...
1:56 My birthday, January 11, 1996😂😂😂
Considering the amount of accuracy that went into designing the sets, I imagine that the B footage of the dining room flooding is exactly what it would’ve looked like the night the ship went down. All the noise and bustle of first class passengers replaced with eerie silence and the groans of the steel hull
Pensar que los mas jovenes que aparecen en el video ya son casi abuelos y los mas viejos-.... Dios los tenga en su gloria!
Working on a set of that magnitude would be magnificent
Legendary movie. Awesome work of sir James Cameron
Dining Saloon was beautiful. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The amount of precision and perfection that went in was phenomenal. Won 11 Oscars for a reason 🫡
No Oscar nomination for Cameron's so-called original screenplay.
WSL logo on the plate is nice touch
This was so satisfying to watch ❤
Billy Zane is such a sweet guy but got a role of a bastard😂😂😂😂
Phenomenal
Que gran trabajo , fue espectacular está película ❤
Incrível.
I had a friend Ira who may have filmed these scenes and said it was tough standing in the water for days and days. Sometimes it was very cold and just torture.
Eu amo esses vídeos dos bastidores do Titanic! ❤ Seria perfeito se você fizesse a tradução ou colocasse uma legenda neles, pois a legenda do CZcams não é muito confiável e erra muito. Abraços!
やっぱりメイキングはどこもちゃちい。
That is pretty damn cool.
It looks like fun to film
Me just done watching the movie and want to see behind the scenes 😅
Greatest Film
This must have been a very dangerous set to work on! You're flooding an actual dining room, the water is 60 degrees and serving carts rolling all around
It was a very nice move
Always wondered what happened to all the furniture, china and utensils. So much went into recreating all of it exact to the original. The china that did not break and all the utensils should have easily survived the shoot as they are waterproof. Wonder where it all ended up.
Yes, as I was watching this video I also wondered where did it all go afterwards and if it all were used by people after.
Думаю, отправлено в хранилища киностудии и не раз потом доставалось для новых проектов. Но это не точно.
Incrivel!
Just minor nitpicks: Firstly, the little table lamps on the tables weren't actually present in the original design. I think they were added, perhaps for cinematic effect or to enhance lighting for actors. (which While they do add an elegant touch, they're not historically accurate. Additionally, the dining saloon didn't feature carpeting; instead, it had decorative linoleum tiles. (
Imagine how much easier the film crew's lives would have been if they didn't have to constantly dry the water from the carpet after every take during filming! ) Despite these discrepancies, Titanic remains one of my all-time favorite films.
Perfect 🥰
Wow 👍
Το τελευταιο 2ημερο ολο βιντεακια του Τιτανικου πετυχαινω😲😏
How can they ruin all that amazing furniture?! 😩
James telling Kathy how the set works.
Это надо иметь много времени и снять фильм роскошный и актёры все справились.
I know it's tasteless and inappropriate but still a part of me would love to have an exotic swimming pool that looks exactly like the D-Deck Reception Room and Dining Saloon sinking.
Это великий фильм 🎉
X-MarcosNavigator I have a serious question I'm sure it was you who posted a video a few years ago it was about the queen Mary 2 specifically from the movie " Let Them All Talk " you used a song there that I really want to find what it is but I can't find the video ( rather it's taken down or deleted ) can you tell me the name of the song please
SoGgY cHarPheT
Hienosti Aidosti kuvattua , Todellako kaikki nuo huonekalut ovat valmistettu yhtä elokuvaa varten? Ja piano , vaatteet kaikki olisi mielenkiintoista tietää, mitä tapahtu kuvausten jälkeen kaikille vaatteille , pianolle EI kai sentään roskiin ? Sentään jos kuvausten vuoksi on ommeltu kaipa ne vaatteet on otettu uudelleen käyttöön. Hyvin kuivatettu ja pesty . Tämä on Suomen kielinen kommentti olihan Titanicissakin Suomalaisia , myös Pohjois - Pohjanmaalta Rantsilasta mm. ( Nykyään Siikaltavan Kunta)
Sinking feeling😅
Some of the most amazibg cinematography i ve ever seen. No one but Bates could play molly brown either. The plot though.... shouldve spent a bit on that part too bc ...awful.
Still a better love story than Twilight - oh wait.......
Sugestão de vídeo: história do RMS Aquitania
❤❤❤❤
Mantapppppp❤
Water, the Titanic MC that wasn't even an MC
This film director are so smart and handsome and brave man bhi hain social media pe ok writer hu ek God bless you all Titanic RMS Titanic are so scary movement wala yah video ban Gaye hain film director ke sath me ok writer hu ek God bless you all I big fan for India and Bihar se hu ok aap ko full support kar rahe hain dil se shukriya AAP ka 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
How did they let the water stay inside?
Woah
Представляю сколько людей после сьемок заболело.
How people can remake a disaster
its for educational purposes
Interesting fact here, James Cameron actually made a mistake with that floor, it wasn't carpeted, dives to the wreck have shown that the floor on the first class dining room was actually tiled
..They were 'Linoleum' on the original ship...They in general used to be more lightweight material than tiles...Helped reducing the liner's overall weight a bit.... .
Where did you find this videos ?
..At my abandoned mansion cutie... .
"Never-before-seen" Really? Why is it included in the DVD collector?
Where is roses in hotshot sienc
Que dó desse cenário sendo destruído.
Semua begitu sempurna.
😊😊😊😊
who is the guy on 2:45
One of the actors
Western going to underwater restaurant some where are you celebrate
I m like
CUSTOU PARA FAZER ESE FILME E 200 M DE DOLARES
TlTANlc
ما اصدق انه تمثيل😢
Power👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻💰🌡️🇮🇩
It’s sad how everything had come from masterpieces such as this movie, to some god awful crap like marvel
Rose leaving Cal for Jack would be the equivalent of Kate Middleton leaving Prince William for a homeless person….
Sure if all you notice about them is money
Не так уж сложно бросить Кэла и весь окружающий его серпентарий. Впрочем, милое сравнение ))
I don't think silly hat woman understands technical stuff
..Breaking news: your ultra dumb opinion got rejected on sight ! 😆
..And stop thinking. . thinking doesn't suit your pea-sized one brain cell head !..Good luck... . 🧠🤏🏼
А что ей мешает?
Isso é trapaça. Usaram efeitos especiais. Não afundaram o navio de verdade.
How is that a lie? It’s called a movie set, my god are you that stupid?
How is that a lie? It’s called a move set, are you really that brainless?
Столовые приборы странные, хватило бы одной ложки, вилки и ножа, а там куча лишнего.
Это этикет. Каждый столовый прибор для разных блюд.
И это ресторан пассажиров первого класса - самые богатые жители Америки ели в этом ресторане в 1912 году, а не домашняя обстановка хрущевки и простой рабочий класс. Да даже сейчас в наше время в обычных и доступных ресторанах подают разные ножи, вилки и ложки для разных блюд. Не так помпезно как на Титанике, но тоже разные столовые приборы. И я знаю людей, которые даже дома и даже пиццу, приготовленную в духовке едят с вилкой и ножом - сама так ела 😂, потому что неудобно было взять руками, так как я была не одна. У всех свои правила этикета.
Джек Доусон, вы? Спустя столько лет?
@@silwen9412 чего?
@@user-jx9of1vg9r кинчик пересморите. Вы идеальны 👌
I do not care
..Of course...Cuz you're an original careless dumbass in your stupid locality ! 😆😆😆
I love America