Even though Cameron's Titanic doesn't show the break up of the ship TECHNICALLY correctly, it still works REALLY WELL for film purposes, and except for the final plunge, must have been very close to how the sinking actually happened.

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They brightened the scene so we could see it breaking up but in 1912 in real life survivors said it was pitch black when electricy was gone out and the lights were red when it started sinking and they said there was so many scream crying sounds and said they heard creaking noises and said they started to slip

People say Spicer Lovejoy (The guy who had blood on his face and was right where the Titanic cracked in this shot) died from falling in the chasm when the ship cracked. well, I noticed that he actually didn't. Look at these clips: 1:02 and 1:18

this is always going to give me goosebumps

That sound it made when the lights went out for that second before it started to crack open is awful its a miracle anybody survived

1:01 animation mistake?!

0:37 some passengers will be like "Where's that sound coming from?!"

Movies from 1990's-2000's are the definition of realistic

0:36 Shotgun shot effect sound

The fact that Charles Lightoller was a Titanic survivor, WW1 survivor, and Dunkirk survivor:

Can't you believe this traumatizing event was just from a big piece of a hard water

0:28: Engine Room Circuited 0:30: Lights Turns Off 0:39: Floor Snapping 0:44: Objects Felling 0:50: RMS Titanic's floor Splitting 0:55: Fire Explosion 1:10: Water Splashed 1:19: 3 and 4 funnels was collapsed

For the first time in the film, the rich value everybody's lives on the ship. Especially when watching Rose's mother.

0:27 why there a people is die

There were over 400 people on this ship who shouldn't have been if the likes of Lightoller had bothered to fill the lifeboats properly.