Titanic, Lusitania, Britannic - Sleeping Sun

The biggest ships in the world. Sunk. Ships 401, 367 & 433

Footage from:
Titanic: 1997
Britannic: 2000
Sinking of the Lusitania: Terror at Sea: 2007
Nightwish - Sleeping Sun (1999)

I do not own the audio and footage

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[MelaniCortes-yyqj]

I will love these three ships forever, but without a doubt the Titanic will be my favorite.❤

[stevenschiffel]

Fitting music for the 3 tragedies.
RIP to all that sailed & served aboard these 3 great liners 😢

[melonygrant]

2:11: - 2:14: wow that was awesome it’s all of the collisions and strikes happening one by one

[ctonyoutube]

3:03 this sequence with the music behind makes the scene badass and horrifying at the same time

[jhonzelaya]

Hermosa canción ❣️📈 men encanta escucharla junto con el vídeo

[henrystickmin]

For Anyone Who Was wondering What The Numbers Were In The top Corner, Thats The Vessel Number. Titanic 401, Britannic 433, Lusitania 367, U-20, 14

[RCplamodel]

*Wow great video and great Titanic movie! 👍👍💯*

[ZekeCrawford-bp]

Titanic - A night to remember
Lusitania - An afternoon to remember
Britannic - A morning to remember

[josephstalin]

Britannic:A morning to remember
Lusitania: an Evening to Remember
Titanic:A Night to Remember

[FerxeneixeANIMEMANGAHISTORIAYM]

I liked how in the upper left corner you put the construction numbers: 401 for Titanic, 433 for Britannic and 367 for Lusitania

[talkingalpac]

Lustitania: Not enough time, enough lifeboats
Titanic: Not enough lifeboats, enough time

[BlairLaurel]

Shipwrecks and Nightwish, I can't believe someone came up with this combo 😄 Amazing!

[jerrylunaria]

Rest in peace titanic brtanic Lusitania 😭💔🥺🙏🤎🤎💙😇 i love you

[Roxy_Riley]

I’m glad all of the captains knew they had to go down with their ship. Unlik costa Concordia also Mr Andrews on the titanic went down with the ship because he knew it was gonna sink and he made a sacrifice all of the captains and Mr andrews may rest in peace for their sacrifices

[TV-zigb]

I wanted to cry in this video because I love Titanic very much ❤

[lorisferro]

Questo è di gran lunga il miglior film che abbia mai visto in vita mia..Vorrei poter cancellare la mia memoria per provare di nuovo le stesse emozioni della prima volta dopo averlo visto.... Questa canzone è rimasta nella mia testa per tutta la vita" e tornerò sicuramente a sentirla per sentire l'energia di questo film incredibile..Titanic non è solo un film, Titanic è un sentimento per tutto il Mondo..Questo capolavoro non invecchierà mai. Il suo cuore e il suo oro rimangono... È un peccato che Hollywood non faccia più film come Titanic..Nessun film potrà mai superare questo classico leggendario e questa canzone sarà ricordata per sempre da milioni di persone..Rose e Jack, mi mancate moltissimo."

[MdMalik-kkzz]

I miss you titanic ...❤❤❤❤ 🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😢😢😢 and Britanic, Lusitania❤❤❤😢😢😢🎉🎉😊

[bouchra]

Titanic be like:DONT CALL ME UNSINKABLE BECAUSE I JUST SANK ugh

[RCplamodel]

Thank you for sharing this great video! 👍👍👍
😮😅😊
What a nice Titanic!

[danielmorris]

A German soldier on U20 was in doubt and apparently refused to pass on orders to sink the Lusitania. In the British film "The Sinking of the Lusitania" (which is based on the true story of a Scot returning home who befriended an English girl and they both survived and had a long correspondence after the war) a German soldier holds back and says in reply to the captain when he says "Los" (in German that means "Fire" as in launch the torpedo) "I can't do it captain, there are women and children on that ship" and he's abruptly pushed aside. It might have been added in for effect but the suggestion that a soldier DID in fact feel that sinking her was too far is widely acknowledged. The captain wrote in the logbook his final words as he witnessed the Lusitania sinking: "I couldn't have fired another torpedo into this mass of humans desperately trying to save themselves." Also, a lot of people regard the sinking of the Lusitania the reason the USA entered the war which in fact isn't directly true. In fact Germany rescinded its "unrestricted submarine warfare" and in fact passenger liners were to be left alone. When the USA entered the war approximately two years later, they did use it for propaganda. A poster of a sinking Lusitania in the background with the words "Remember the Lusitania. Avenge the Lusitania". It was widely regarded an outrageous act of war. I'm a big fan of the Lusitania since I had a great uncle on the ship who died. To me it is somewhat personal. Sorry for the long comment.