Titanic 1997 - 1st Funnel Falls

[taylorperry]

That baker was not credited enough by helping Rose when she jumped and almost fell on her face. That was very sweet

[FullPlaythroughs]

I love this scene because it's probably the only one that portrays Cal as a human being for a split second, he watches the funnel fall in disbelief and even looks at the passengers in the way as if to express some actual concern for them, then just immediately goes back to pushing people away from the lifeboat

[MarbIe_]

when fabrizio died it was sad because jack said “you ain’t gonna see you mama for a long time” and it really was true

[DeepScreenAnalysis]

I love the guy holding up his suitcase. He was not giving up his possessions even in the face of the death!

[LordDamianus]

At 0:27 you can see Cal watching people in water about to get crushed, but immediately in the next shot you can see him keep doing what he was doing. "Meh, ok. Back to work". lmao

[robhernandez]

If you think that Fabrizio’s death was sad in the theaterical version you should hear about the alternate way James Cameron had planned for him to die but ended up cutting it because it was too graphic.

Fabrizio ends up swimming over to the lifeboat that Cal is on and tries to pull himself onto it only to be struck in the head by the oar that Cal is holding, causing his scalp to open and beginning to bleed out. Cal then leans over and mockingly tells Fabrizio “If you want to get to America you’d better start swimming” Fabrizio ends up dying from blood loss and hypothermia. Really sad that he does die regardless but at least he wasn’t murdered in cold blood basically.

[everythinghistory]

Those funnels were the size of a 6 storey building... imagine something that big falling on top of you...

[imagaybanana]

The hollow, echoey, groaning sound the funnel makes as it collapses is absolutely bone chilling. At about 0:26.

[kikoanimations]

I like the water's transparency, I can almost see what happened to the wood underwater.

[bmxirol]

Poor Fabrizio, I feel sorry for him, he was good guy. And the funnel could fall on Cal's lifeboat, and he also could be killed. This scene is terrible.

[AlessandroCaleri]

If the funnel collapsed to the other direction it would smash Cal’s lifeboat.

[imagaybanana]

The sound the ship makes at 0:49 is so terrifying!!!

[eueuscb]

0:22 The sound of the metal scrape noise of the funnel detaching drives Cal his full attention to witness the ruckus of it as it falls down. Then at 0:26, Cal opens his jaw in surprise with horror and fear as the initial funnel makes a second, louder, eerie and scary metal scraping sound as he turns as 0:27 he turns around, breaking his attention at the funnel towards the people about to get crushed in which I think he was like, "Oh no!"

[samalvey]

Due to the angle of the ship's tilt, the cables on one side of the funnel found themselves supporting the full weight of the multi-ton smokestack instead of the weight being distributed fairly amongst them all. Funnels One and Two were lost that way whilst Three and Four were broken loose from their moorings by the ship snapping in two.

[BLTKellys]

Even in a life and death struggle, Cal is acting like an arrogant boss/overseer, putting the little people in their place (in this case, refusing them space on the lifeboat)

[patrickstocks]

The 1st funnel takes Fabrizio to a new life

[josephilsley]

0:27 That creaking sound effect, mixed with a bit of brass horn is actually a recycled audio file from Terminator 2. It was used in the T-1000's helicopter chase scene, when the SWAT van the T-800 drives bursts a tyre and tips onto it's side.

[michaelbarrett]

This is how John Jacob Astor was killed in reality. The funnel crushed him and his body was recovered.

[yatsumleung]

It took Titanic 2 hours and 30 mins to get the bown and wheelhouse underwater. After that, the sinking rapidly accelerated. Every mayhem we see: funnel falling on Fabrizio, grand staircase flooding, props out of water, lights out, snapping in two and finally going under all occurred in the last 10 minutes that followed.

[eueuscb]

0:16 Did a man shout, "Give me your hand!"?