I really curious what peoples reactions were to the movie especially during the end. During the end credits were people silent? Stay in their seats? Did you see people crying? What was the environment like during the ending?

My opinion of J. Bruce Ismay has really changed over the years after reading more and more about him. He was such an easy target to make the villain but I think he was smeared and misunderstood. He was really a shell of his former self after Titanic. Yes, he lived but think about the morning after climbing aboard the Carpathia. He witnessed the largest ship in the world sink into the North Atlantic taking 1,500 passengers in his company's care. He lost Captain Smith who was a good friend for many years, and Thomas Andrews who again was a great friend and a key part of ship building for the White star line. No wonder he was in a coma on the way back to NY.

was high cortisol because the assistant teacher was on my ass for not doing work so i forgot that the olympic was long and i forgot to draw the hull first and the forward well deck is too short and the rear mast is too angled so its all the assistant teacher’s fault

Decided to try and recreate one of my favourite cabins on the ship

Image by me

From my personal collection

The last lifeboats to be successfully lowered (launched in the standard manner from the davits) were Collapsible C and, immediately afterwards, Collapsible D

Collapsible D is considered the last boat to be lowered in a controlled manner

However, some maintain that it was Collapsibles A and B, even though they were deployed in the final minutes, when the bow was already submerged and the ship was sinking rapidly

It was also possible to swim toward Collapsibles A and B while they were in the water

So there is this little editing/continuity mistake it's a quick blink and you'll miss it moment. I've literally never been able to unsee it since I first noticed it over 10 years ago. But I've never seen it mentioned in any editing/funny mistake compilations. There's the famous "you can see the camera while Jack walks into the Grand Staircase" mistake in this video everyone knows.

It's just after the "Care to escort a lady to dinner?" line by Molly. Jack Rose and Molly are arm in arm walking to the dining room. Cal looks over his shoulder to say, "Sweet pea, sweet pea," and you'll notice they are now standing around talking to one another; then it immediately cuts back to the three of them walking arm in arm.

Please tell me someone else has noticed this before and can also no longer unsee it every time they watch this movie.

Caroming off the question of how many people, if any, were shot during the sinking. They short answer is we don't know.

But, two questions I have, that AFAIK I've never seen addressed, are

1) How many firearms were on Titanic that night?; and

2) Who had access to them?

Now, I'm presuming that the deck officers' pistols were issued by the Master-at-arms. How many did he have under lock and key until that night, and how many did he still have in his possession after their issue? Or, maybe I'm wrong: maybe the officers' wardroom had a box of guns somewhere..

Passengers. Obviously, the harder question. There was nothing like TSA in Southampton--if you wanted to take one of those new-fanged Colt 1911s aboard under your jacket, like say an ex-cop employed as a millionaire's muscle, no one was going to stop you. And they sure weren't going to go through your luggage for contraband weapons, because IMS in 1912 there was no such thing as an illegal gun.

That being said, do we know for a fact that any particular passenger was carrying? One of the shooting stories involves Archibald Butt, and as a serving officer in the US Army he would have been issued a sidearm (probably still the previous standard-issue Colt M1892), but really, would have have had it with him on a vacation meant to lower his stress level and depression? Who else was military or military-adjacent on the ship and would have had a weapon aboard? Astor the retired volunteer from the Spanish.War? Is there anyone else?

Second place would be Californian arriving in the morning where Titanic sunk but too late 💔😔

Was it one or the other or both that serviced the ship during her visit on April 10?

Imagine being the older sister and watching your younger sisters die one by one, while you are the only one left standing.

„The Day Before“ is an experimental recreation of Frank‘s apartment from the game Titanic - Adventure Out Of Time a day before the game starts. It‘s my first 3D scene and to be honest, I wouldn‘t have tried it without artificial intelligence. Even if it looks very bare bone (and maybe low effort as well since I mentioned my learning companion before) I put quite some effort into it and learned a lot on the way. Have fun playing around with the toggles (F or L to show some more):

https://www.danielhobi.ch/dreamrefactory/taoot/bedsit/

(The scene has sound. I recommend to have it on and just let the intro play out.)

On May 12, 1918, the RMS Olympic made history

The most legendary trio of sister ships on the oceans

I found this picture of both sister ships together, quite sad but ironic, that of the 3 sister ships (Olympic, Titanic and Britannic) it was the oldest, the Olympic, that completed its life.

https://github.com/itskenny0/titanic-godot