Sedikit sejarah tentang Titanic

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Titanic 3D (English)
Adventure / Drama / Historical

jomptgk ramai2....

masterixs

Altikel tue TT punya ke erk....
atau TT pemilik Blog yg paparkan altikel tue....

hyeed

aku xpnh pon tgk filem titanic tu..tp aku tertarik dgn dokumentari die kat tv2 tu...

kat dlm tu jgk ade ckp slh 1 sbb nape ramai yg mati sbb pegawai kapal tu salah tafsir arahan kapten..kapten suruh utamakan wanita n kanak2 untuk msk dlm bot penyelamat..tapi die g bg arahan kat sume krew HANYA wanita n kanak2 je blh naik bot penyelamat..so mmg dorg bg pompuan n kanak2 je la yg naik...klu ade laki pon yg selit2 sndr...

shida81

sampai ari nie aku x pernah tgk cite titanic......... x taw knp..... x suka.....

iza_yuss

aku dpt highest masa kelas english masa wat matrix kat ukm bangi utk review filem ni....bape kai aku tg muvi ni masa 1997 tu...hihi


missing puan melor so much...mesti umo puan dh dekat 50....

sweet987

wah..cite titanic sgt best + sedeh..3 kali tengok cite ni and 3 kali jgak lah nangis..

ra5101

Filem titanic part yg tunjuk bangkai Titanic tu bukan yg asli pun replika jer. Dia buat model kecil lepas tu gerakkan kamera konon2 itu adalah bangkai titanic sebenar.

alphawolf

Dalam filem tu tak sure la actual footage atau CGI tapi mmg James Cameron melawat bangkai kapal tu sebelum penggambaran bermula

GuaAnakMelaka

Titanic 1912 Newsreel (original)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93bf8ITtiVI

Last Mysteries of the Titanic (2005) Discovery Channel - Extended Edition

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kgfjw-PeGR8

National Geographic Channel
Channel 553

4 Apr 8:03 pm        National Geographic Channel        Powering A Giant
Following four engineers bring to life Titanic century old electrical gadgetry and Titanic's most curious electrical items.

5 Apr 8:03 pm        National Geographic Channel        Floating Palace
Join our team recreating some of the luxurious interiors, fixtures and fittings of Titanic and exhibiting them at the City where Titanic was born.

6 Apr 8:03 pm        National Geographic Channel        Preparing For Disaster
Join engineers recreates some of the safety features on board Titanic from a hundred year old Marconi Emergency wireless to a Titanic life jacket.

9 Apr 1:28 pm        National Geographic Channel        Raising The Bow
Follow our team in reproducing a 30 feet wide section of the steel bow to scale and erecting it at the Belfast dock from where RMS Titanic was completed.

10 Apr 1:28 pm        National Geographic Channel        Forging The Anchor
Follow our team to build the colossal anchor and recreate an historic Titanic event last attempted 100 years ago.

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Emrymama

sejarah yg amat menarik untuk dibaca...lagi....bestt

gabob94

Gah hanya seketika kemudian tenggelam hanya kerana seketul iceberg

stryder_cats

lagu my heart will go on cukup sinonim ngan Titanic

alphawolf

Mmg la sinonim sebab lagu tu dibuat khas utk soundtrack.....

kerepektempe

Sapa dah tengok titanic 3d...best tak..??

alphawolf

Pi kat bod muvi...ada thread pasal Titanic 3d nih

iscol_klang

tengok dokumentari titanic yg pasal mystery solved tu, aku tak pasti apa benda yg solved
titanic patah dua, tu dah lama selesai
rivet kurang berkualiti yg dikatakan menjadi punca titanic tenggelam, dinafikan dgn eksperimen saintifik (but still, eksperimen tu macam tak fair sebab rivet tu diuji dengan suhu biasa, sedangkan dlm kes titanic, rivet tu at least dah ada dalam air laut yg sangat sejuk (dilaporkan 2 darjah celcius) selama at least 3 jam (dari waktu malam sampailah waktu titanic langgar iceberg pukul 11.40 pm))
pasal peta lengkap bangkai titanic pun, nothing new, except kita tau ni tercampak ke mana, yg tu tercampak ke mana..

aku lagi fascinated tengok dokumentari filem nazi titanic yg asalnya nak kondem british masa world war II tiba2 waktu filem tu dah siap, joseph goebbles (menteri propaganda hitler) rasa filem tu macam backfire nazi pulak..

p/s: rivet tu macam paku yg menyambungkan dinding2 besi kapal titanic

cikatilia

10 Lesser-Known Facts About the Titanic

10. Profit





Fact: Silent Screen Star Survives And Makes a Profit Off The Tragedy

Dorothy Gibson was a pretty big deal in her time. A star of the silent-screen, alongside such luminaries as Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, the first class passenger was a household name by the time she stepped on the Titanic. She had become popular as a comedienne in Miss Masquerader (1911) and Love Finds a Way (1912). But out of the 1,502 people to perish on the vessel, Gibson survived to tell the tale. Well, not just tell it, to star in it as well. Saved From the Titanic, began filming just five days after the Titanic sank. It was a hugely successful silent movie and the first of many hit Titanic films (although all reels of the movie were destroyed in a fire in 1914). Gibson even wore the same clothes she was wearing on the ship on the day of the tragedy in the movie—a dress, sweater, gloves, and black pumps.

Eventually, however, another shadow of the 20th century would be cast over Gibson. After a relatively short film career she moved to Europe. Although she was at first a Nazi sympathizer, by 1944 she had denounced her involvement with the Third Reich. Her subsequent arrest by the Nazis and brief imprisonment at San Vittore would lead to her death two years later—at the age of 56, after a cardiac arrest.

cikatilia

9. Wrong Captain For the Job



Fact: The Captain Was Used to Sail Power Not Steam

At the point of setting sail, Captain Edward John Smith was a 37-year veteran making what he planned to be his final crossing of the Atlantic. He’d served with the White Star Line for 28 years but the truth is, Smith was probably not the best man to have at the helm. Smith had spent the majority of his sailing life manning sail ships, and the odd steamer here and there. At the age of 62, the old sea-dog wasn’t up for learning new tricks—and his lack of experience showed when he commanded the crew to stay at 22 knots (full speed) when entering an area notorious for icebergs… and we all know how that ended up. In fairness to the man, he did go down with his ship but his final hours onboard remain shrouded in mystery. Many eyewitness accounts record the ‘millionaire’s captain’, as he was known to some, going to pieces, losing confidence and being rather bewildered by the whole ordeal.

cikatilia

8. Dogs



Fact: Women And Children… And Dogs First

It is well recorded that not only were there not enough lifeboats on the Titanic to save every passenger but that they were not as full as they should have been when they disembarked from the ship (Lifeboat 1 was by far the worst, only carrying seven crew and five passengers, a total of 12 people, despite having the capacity to carry up to 40). However, what isn’t known is that amongst the 713 survivors there were also three dogs—two Pomeranian and a Pekinese to be exact. Twelve dogs were recorded as passengers but only three made it off—in lifeboats.

cikatilia

7. Mystery Ships



Fact: Mystery Ships Could Have Saved Hundreds Of Passengers

As the Titanic sank the usual distress calls were sent out. But nobody answered until it was too late. What few people know is that somebody could have answered. Namely the captain of The SS Californian. Only eight to fifteen miles away when the Titanic struck the iceberg, the Californian did not react to mysterious lights in the night sky (what were in actual fact SOS flares of the larger ship). The crew woke up the captain, but he went back to bed stating that the wireless (radio) operator had already turned in for the night—the reason the Titanic’s distress calls were not heard over the radio.

Another ship, the Samson, a 250 plus ton schooner of Norwegian registry, was apparently even closer—only five to eight miles. However, some theorists believe the Samson wouldn’t have answered any calls—distressful or not—for the simple fact that they were partaking in illegal seal hunting. Both ships were closer than the Carpathia—the ship which would eventually rescue all the survivors of the Titanic.