Very nice, great talent! 

I only saw Titanic once in the movie theaters.  I was tearing up at the beginning of the movie already.  Tear-jerker. OMG!

Looks good, it would be nice to watch a movie about the Titanic without the trauma of permanent love separation and DiCaprio drowning in the sea.  Of course it was a real life tragedy to never be forgotten, but it would be much easier to watch a more authentic story then all of the extra drama that complicated the real story of the loss of the Titanic.

Thanks for the link and looks great to watch, even better with it colourised too.  Nice cast!

Geffers G said:

Very poignant archive movie film of Titanic Capt Smith's last inspection of the ship before setting sail for its maiden and fateful voyage.

https://youtu.be/Ualk85YJTLM?si=HOOvKkOwl329KGd1

Geffers

 

Really loved watching this short video of the captain, passengers and crew as they were preparing for their voyage on the Titanic.  Everyone was so happy, the crew was stoked and the captain, though, was very serious.  Great to look back in time, when moments were captured about these people as they embarked on the Titanic, expecting a great trip, but ended in such tragedy.  The sea is a place to be respected. 

Great black and white video.  Maybe I'll watch the Titanic after all, but the older one that you mentioned.  I'd like to see more history.

Geffers G said:

Further to our discussions about Titanic and the video of Capt Smith making his last checks here is a photo from within the Titanic.

The Radio Room.

Wow, I guess this is where they telegraphed messages?  I'm trying to make out all of that equipment.  Such a detailed picture, says a lot without words, including the crew member at his desk.

Geffers G said:

Here is another real image from within the Titanic.

Guessing from appearance the ladies at tea must be First Class.

They do look first class.  They are well dressed and never knew what was coming in their last hours.  Poignant.