Titanic (1997) - Iceberg,Right ahead

A seventeen-year-old aristocrat falls in love with a kind but poor artist aboard the luxurious, ill-fated R.M.S. Titanic.

[leafyutube]

Every time I watch this movie, the ship sinks.

[yamilandres]

every time I watch this scene, I have the silly hope "this time" they won't hit the iceberg

[beatlemaniac]

First Officer William Murdoch is sadly another victim of Hollywood dramatization. In reality, he helped as many people as possible onto the lifeboats and heroically went down with the ship. May he and all the other victims rest in peace.

[tobyww]

The crew in the engine did not see anything at all but they were still panicking because imagine out of nowhere in the middle of the ocean, you get the command "full astern".

[sappyfoot]

you gotta have respect for those down in the engines that would’ve frantically been doing everything they could despite having no idea what was going on

[ottovonbismarck]

When a movie has the audience at the edge of their seat even when they know the inevitable is going to occur, you know they built up the suspense incredibly.

[Ignatius-cl]

Titanic, Matrix, Gladiator, Braveheart, Forrest Gump, Lord of the Rings.. what an splendorous filming era which hasn't been repeated since then.. unless I'm getting old....

[Sun_Real_]

I love how chaotic the scene was. Showing the desperate attempts of the titanic escaping impact.

[eliaspeter]

Actually my favourite scene in the whole movie is when they reverse the engines. That's such a cool moment.

[BorivojeSinik-ehqd]

Today is April 14, 2024. And it is Sunday, just like 112 years ago, when the Titanic sank. May all who perished that fateful night rest in peace.

[samitam]

Titanic - one of the greatest movie ever made in this history of cinema. It's 27 year old movie NOW and still fresh.

[masteroffun]

You know this movie is immortal and still holds up to this day when people ALWAYS think there’s a chance the ship can miss the iceberg, even though they’ve seen this scene HUNDREDS of times.

[SJMJ]

"Is there anyone there?"
"No, the phone picked itself up."

[adamkraus]

0:09 this is what I call organized chaos.

[theofficialgreenkane]

Captures the chaos perfectly
The acting is brilliant
The camera work is flawless
Such a masterpiece of cinema 🎥

[tonazmin]

i don't care what anyone says, forget jack and rose. this is probably the best scene in the entire movie. i get goosebumps every time i watch it, it's thrilling, even if you already know what's gonna happen. the waiting, the anticipation, the tension. wow!

[ford]

That engine throttle to reverse scene in a full stop is simply breathtaking. The immensity of those pistons turning is incredible.

[lovelydiva]

The engine scenes are awesome, it’s small touches like that, that reminds you why this movie is such a masterpiece

[thomasaxon]

Easily One of the best scenes in history, certainly one of the most iconic especially with the background music

[darthvader]

This is one of them scenes where, because of basic historical knowledge, you know the inevitable will happen. You KNOW the Titanic is going to hit the iceberg. Yet the scene is filmed in a way that you're on the edge of your seat dying to see if it does hit the iceberg or not. Credit to James Cameron. Amazing directing.