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Mavis 2022-06-04 22:20:57
Funeral of the times
Funeral of the times
A Night to Remember
Filmed in 1958, "The Shipwreck in the Ice Sea" was the most important film on this subject before James Cameron. Its brilliance is not only the creation of countless Gaoming bridges similar to the continuous performance of the band, which is paid tribute...
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Hester 2022-06-04 19:28:33
The feeling of watching movies.
For such an excellent and serious movie, everything is disrespect for life.
By the way, all the plots of the human nature of the 1994 Cameron version of "Titanic" are portrayed in the old version without any modification. The only difference is an extra vulgar love story and gorgeous special...
James Dyrenforth
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Assistant Wireless Operator Harold Bride: [Bride is awakened by the din on deck following the collision] What's up?
Wireless Operator John 'Jack' Phillips: Ahhhh. We're stopped and blowing off steam. Something's wrong, I don't know what. Run into a bit of ice, I think.
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Wireless Operator Cyril Evans: Hear it?
[hands Groves his headphones]
Wireless Operator Cyril Evans: That's the "Titanic".
Third Officer Charles Groves: [listens then gives the headphones back to Evans] What's she saying?
Third Officer Charles Groves: "Best wishes to Joe and Hattie. Wish you were here. See you Wednesday. Love Myra and Bill". Private stuff. Yes, there must be a lot of money on that ship. He's been at it the best part of the day.
