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Post-Titan Tragedy: A Scene From Leonardo-Kate's Classic Titanic Goes Viral, Will Give You Goosebumps
Titanic Viral Scene: An OceanGate submersible named the Titan disappeared into the ocean in less than two hours of its descent into the Titanic shipwreck area. The submarine was 22 feet in length and embarked on a journey to the Atlantic on June 18.
Meanwhile, it has been reported that a "catastrophic implosion" is said to have destroyed the Titan submersible, killing five men who were aboard. As the rescue mission continues, people are reminded of a scene from James Cameron's 1997 classic Titanic.
After Titan tragedy, a scene from Leonardo-Kate's classic Titanic goes viral
A scene from the film has resurfaced on the internet. Although many remember the movie for its iconic Jack-and-Rose love story, many still don't remember the focal point of the film, which was the researchers investigating the remains of the RMS Titanic from the submarine window.
James Cameron's Titanic opens with a few researchers aboard the Akademik Mstislav Keldysh, looking out for the shipwrecks. The clip, which was first tweeted by a user named Lucia Briones, feels too close to the submarine accident.
In the video clip from the movie, researcher Brock Lovett is heard saying, "pressure on the side is three and a half tons per square inch. These windows are nine inches thick and if they go, it's sayonara in two microseconds."
And in the present situation, the rescue mission to find the missing Titan and the people sailing is giving people an eerie feeling, which seems like a prophecy of the ongoing strive.
With time and oxygen running out for the five men, hopefully still alive, inside the #OceanGate #submersible, I can’t help but be reminded of one of the eeriest lines in the movie, #Titanic. This scene has officially become terrifying. pic.twitter.com/ucyrD7T9Pv
— Lucia Briones (@Lucybri83) June 20, 2023
Titanic completes 25 years
On the other hand, the Titanic completed 25 years on June 19, a day after the Titanic sub started off its journey. The makers also released some deleted scenes, giving fans some more unseen glimpses from one of the most beloved films ever.
Among the scenes, one was a tribute to the Croatian passengers who were travelling by ship. It reminds us of the footprint Titanic has left on the audience worldwide, even after its release about a quarter-century ago.
The deleted scene shows passengers who were in third class; on the front are the Italians Fabrizio and Helga, and in the background, one can see a woman yelling in Croatian, "Frano, donesi rakije, je*ote."
Well, why the anime Frano was used is not known, as there was no passenger on the ship with that name, but it can be connected to a journalist named Frano who was the first one to report the Titanic sinking incident.
Watch the vidoe below:-
There were around 30 Croatian passengers on the ship, and only three of them were believed to have survived.
