Rent Titanic at 100 (2012)
3.6 of 5 from 50 ratings
1h 56min
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- Synopsis:
- It was called "unsinkable" and its power to fascinate remains unequalled. How was the ship wounded so quickly by an iceberg, forcing 1,500 souls beneath the waves of the North Atlantic? To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of Titanic in April 2012, HISTORY™ partners with Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and RMS Titanic, Inc. for the most extensive exploration and imaging ever undertaken of the wreck site in " Titanic at 100: Mystery Solved". For the first time, the entire ship and debris field is made visible. CGI illustrates what happened structurally to the ship - minute by minute - after the collision. Never-before-seen views dramatically underscore this tragic history.
- Actors:
- Christopher Davino, James P. Delgado, David Gallo, Ken Marschall, James R. Chiles, Bill Sauder, William Lange, Parks Stephenson, Mark Heinrich, Evan Kovacs, Michael Dessner, Mark Dennett, Greg J. Packard, Alexandra Klingelhofer, Michael Boardman, Priscilla Chase, Cindy Czubryt, Wyndham Juneau, Emily Lambert, John Lundquist
- Directors:
- Tony Bacon
- Producers:
- Tony Bacon, Rushmore DeNooyer
- Narrated By:
- Jonathan Adams
- Writers:
- Rushmore DeNooyer
- Aka:
- Titanic at 100: Mystery Solved
- Studio:
- History Channel
- Genres:
- Documentary, Special Interest
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Reviews (1) of Titanic at 100
Very interesting but irritatingly repetitive - Titanic at 100 review by na
The essence of this documentary is very interesting and informative. This was a highly organised and lengthy project to map the entire site of the remains of the Titanic wreck. It reveals the full extent of the disaster and allows experts to reconstruct the probable events immediately after Titanic hit the iceberg. The images produced by the remotely operated vehicles are stunning and reveal in great detail what remains of the wreck.
However it is highly repetitive, especially at the start, to the point that I almost gave up watching it. Perseverance is definitely needed to obtain the most from this documentary!
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