James Cameron Explores the Titanic Wreck

James Cameron Explores the Titanic Wreck from the movie.

The Titanic was a British passenger liner that sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912, after colliding with an iceberg during her maiden voyage from Southampton, England to New Your City. There were 1,514 people that drowned in one of the deadliest peacetime maritime disasters in history. "The Unsinkable Titanic" sunk and today the story lives on in fans of those who love this great ship and it's history.

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[rebinred]

James’s description on why wrecks are fascinating is spot on

[UniqueSouls]

The way he respects the resting spots of the wreck and acknowledges that real people suffered with every wreck

[Oldplace-xcpb]

Had two relatives that were on titanic. They both survived. One of them, her name was Amelia isaac, was 12 years old at the time. She never got on another boat the rest of her life.

[jrose]

I love James Cameron. He’s an amazing explorer, engineer, technologist, director and intelligent man. I’ve watched so much of his videos and interviews even before the recent “accident of the century” with the competition. In Cameron’s interviews he is always such a nice man, well spoken, honest, willing to share what he’s learned without being pompous. He’s so “real.” A fine person! Love him ❤

[gc]

Terminator 1-2, Titanic, Alien, Point Break, Avatar.

Anything Cameron touched turned to gold.

[jeanculasec]

Pretty crazy the wooden structures are still standing 80 years after the sinking and the stress on the ship. Haunting to think people were walking in these luxurious corridors.
Crazy how sophisticated the submarine is even 20 years ago..

[theghostofsabertache]

His name is James, James Cameron the greatest pioneer.
No budget too steep, no sea too deep it’s who it’s him, James Cameron!

[IreneWY]

As a scuba diver, I totally get his fascination with wrecks. It's an otherworldly experience.

[basedinstinct]

Incredible accomplishment when you really think about it. I'm just now really appreciating what James did.

[Cyaotic]

There’s something eerie and sad about the titanic just sitting at the bottom of the ocean that far down in pitch black.

[nikolinaradecic]

The Titanic is a legend that will forever leave an indelible mark.

[cybermiss]

Titanic movie was the best movie ever made in century! I watched 3 times in theaters when it was released and i have both dvd & vhs too

[jainee]

I would never get into that cylinder deathtrap made by Oceangate but would jump into a sub with Jim anytime.

[Stealth_boy]

Can’t wait for James Cameron’s “The Titan” to release

[sammi]

I love James Cameron’s passion. He put so much into the film and also, “snoop dog” ? 😂

[jhnyjoejoe]

The chad state of the art James Cameron sub vs the virgin Billionaire explorers sub Titan with cheap playstation knock off controller.

[Durwood]

Incredible footage, and Cameron, unsurprisingly, is a very good storyteller.

[iamBawaal]

james cameroon is a pioneer and a badass filmaker for actually doing this

[TheIndependentLens]

He said ten years ago. I remember in 2007 being in a video store and being stunned seeing a 10 year anniversary DVD for Titanic. I couldn't believe it had been ten years.