Oh you're here to say "that didn't age well?" Disagree. We were six months ahead

As a long time fan of Titanic, both the movie and the ship, i feel I must add at least something to the conversation. As such, here is my favorite piece of trivia from the production: During the filming, Cameron refused to let his actors out of the freezing water for hours until he got a specific moment or shot on camera. Because of this, several of the actors wound up with a build up of ice on their skin, and in some more extreme cases, led to the skin beginning to suffocate and turn blue. To counteract this, specialized teams were brought in to harvest the ice from the skin, and coax the skin back to life, leading to the film being given the working title of “Blue Harvest”.

Man the footage used for the Oceangate mention made them look way more put together than they actually were

UPDATE : The Oceangate titanic experience is no longer available.

Remember how VHS was still a thing… and  Titanic was so long it took up two whole tapes?

Rewatching this after the recent news. Titanic still claiming lives over a 100 years later. What a beast. Straight up on that sigma ship grindset

My favourite part about the MythBusters fact is they had James Cameron come in and told him their findings. And he was just like, "Look, I wrote the story, it says Jack dies, so he dies." and they were like "Yeah, alright, you got us there..."

22:51 not anymore you don't!!! 😂😂😂

As an irishman I have been once again roasted on caravan of garbage.

Oceangate made me spit my blue milk out

I feel bad for Rose's poor Titancucked second love still waiting at a gas station. "Here's the story of my greatest love." (3 hour movie) "Then I got married or whatever."

Well done the Irish.

I would say the line that sums up Billy Zane’s whole character is someone says “half the people on this ship are going to die!” And Zane says “Not the better half.”  

What. A. Line.

What. A. Villain.

If it would've ended with Chumbawamba it could have been the greatest movie ever made.

When I heard "ocean gate" I smiled and was shocked at the same time

God I hope Rodney made it to the life boats, his friend seemed really worried.

22:30 didn’t age well

Bill Paxton was the epitome of 90s cool dude in this. He even said Sayonara! What a cool thing to say.

I'm so glad you talked about the fact she ditches her husband in the after life. I always imagined him waiting and was like, "so we have kids, I help put them through college, I'm there for all of your panic attacks (really messed up taking you out on a rowboat to propose but you never told me), and you ditch me for all eternity over a 3 day fling!?!?"

I've got trivia:

The Irish band playing in third class was a real band called Gaelic Storm that played O'Brien's Irish Pub  in Santa Monica.  They were in the movie ... apparently for free? ... and got a record deal after.  They've been recording records and touring ever since and are one of the most popular Celtic bands in the world.

The lead singer, Patrick Murphy, once got into a bar fight with Russel Crowe

Holy crap, I don't know why but the comment about "Oh, we're doing this in real time are we?" At 2:11 absolutely sent my sides into orbit