Jack from *Titanic* was doomed because only first class survived || FIRST TIME WATCHING REACTION
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it was really hard guys!😩
Don’t blame ya.
I don’t know if you take requests, but if you get the chance, would you react to the movie Armageddon?
@@OptmiusPrime114 it will be soon)
@@Elena_Rea Sweet!
Hello my pretty Elena please reacts Out of Africa (1985)
You mean it was hard to watch Rose be selfish and not let jack on the board where there was SO much room? Yes, it was hard to watch her be an accomplice.
The scene where Cal flips the table was unscripted and Rose's shock was real. And from what I've heard, Rose spitting in Cal's face was also unscripted and it was personal for scaring the sh!t out of her earlier lol
The table wasn’t unscripted, dude. They had to coordinate with the stunt team to do it safely and at so many angles.
Rose: "I'm flying!"
Me: That's not flying. That's *standing* ...with STYLE!
Lol
I saw Titanic in the movie theater when I was 11 when it came out in 1998…seeing your reaction made me remember what it was like to watch it for the first time and it also makes me feel a little old xd. A few years ago you taked for granted that everyone knew the ending of the movie even those who didn’t watch it. Titanic was a huge phenomenon back then. I have never experienced so many emotions with any other movie and it was incredible how people reacted…A brilliant, powerful and unique masterpiece ❤😊
So for years there’s been a debate as to whether or not both Jack and Rose could’ve survived. Now….in terms of the size of the door frame (it wasn’t a door, it was a door frame from one of the first class lounges) yes there would’ve been enough room, however…..the problem was buoyancy. A lot of people never take into account that when they started loading the lifeboats, the ship had already taken on a lot of water. In the scene where Rose uses an axe to recuse Jack….the water was rushing into that room, then when they shaved the kid up until the father got him but they all gotta swept away, and when they got away from Cal’s shooting….those scenes were all in freezing cold water. Now let’s just say that Jack was able to fit….they would’ve had to have been completely lifted from the water in order to survive. We forget that this was April, at night, mid-Atlantic Ocean where the water was freezing cold….so they were shivering to death, and would’ve froze to death and eventually drowned had the door frame started taking on water. The biggest thing that people miss in this movie is when Rose is getting onto the door frame….Jack tried to climb on it too, but it toppled over. Even James Cameron as well as Myth Busters did several tests on this using the exact temperatures and everything…..they all concluded that Jack would not have fit, and both Jack and Rose would’ve died had they both fit on either way.
Just a small correction, but the water inside the ship wouldn't have been freezing, at least not most of it.
The Titanic had steam-powered heating via copper pipes because it was easier to install and wouldn't create a burden on the electrical power or the dynamos.
With these copper pipes operating in almost every room and corridor, all the water inside the ship would be getting heated up, approximately to pool water temperature.
Once the water at sea level began to pour into the higher decks of the ship through windows and open vents, then yes, that water would've been freezing as it hadn't gone through the maze of heated corridors from the bottom of the ship and up.
Thete's no debate. And there is no way about classes...
James Cameron told that he decided to kill Jack only for the tragedy move story.
Some people forget that this was on 1912, so life for women was actually more difficult than it is today. It was normal for your parents to arrange your marriage to gain financial benefit for your family and many other things. It was difficult for rich women, I can't imagine how it was for poor women. Anyway, i love your reactions !
It was more difficult for men back then...
@@SOBE470 Yeah, right let me see... Women can't study, can't vote, they can't be in political stuff.
Great and Emotional reaction. Titanic is one of those movies where you only have to see it once or a few times and it stays with you. Just imagining what all those passengers must have been thinking or going through during the sinking is terrifying and sad. I believe the last scene was Rose reuniting with Jack in the afterlife. So they did end of together for all eternity❤❤
Thank you again for another fantastic reaction, I look forward to even more. Keep up the GREAT AND FANTASTIC WORK❤❤👍👍😊😊
This was a great reaction video.
This film is so famous and so well known even people who’ve never seen it know the classic bits from the movie.
It was refreshing and fun to see someone go in totally blind.
Recommending another classic romance, but with a very different flavor.
“True Romance” (1993)
I really think you will love this movie!
Not sure if someone else pointed it out, but First Class passengers weren't the only people who survived. Here is the survival rate by class/gender of the passengers (obviously some crew made it too). Interestingly, if you were 2nd Class man, you had worse odds of survival than if you were a man in Steerage.
First Class Males - 33%
First Class Females - 97%
First Class Children - 83%
Second Class Males - 8%
Second Class Females - 86%
Second Class Children - 100%
Third Class/Steerage Males - 16%
Third Class Females - 46%
Third Class Children - 34%
I wonder which category the servants were in. I have the New York Times front page printout on my wall, where it shows a partial lists of confirmed survivors and there's "Geo D. Widener & Maid" and "Master Allison & Nurse" and a second that says "& maid" after it (too lazy to go back and look at it a third time, just for this comment :D).
@@VelkanAngelsIt depends on the suite in which the masters stayed. If the masters stayed in one of the bigger suites, then they'd be close to the servants quarters in 1st class, or in some cases (the Parlour suites) the servants quarters was a separate room within the suite itself.
1st class masters in smaller rooms were housed in different areas in the ship, which wouldn't have had servants quarters so the other servants probably would've been housed in 2nd class.
Children lower than the women?
Yes, seems that way in 1st and 3rd classes. Second class kids had a 100% survivable rate though.
It's more that there just aren't as many, so their parent didn't get on a lifeboat boat, they didn't either.
Out of all the 20 boats floating near by only one was filled up with people who survived and was pulled from the water that's how many really survived.
Two of the boats, #14 and #4 went back for survivors. Across the 20 boats, there was a grand total of some 700 survivors
Fun fact: Titanic was taking on up to 500 tons of water every MINUTE.
Truly a TITANic.
Depends on the timeline. Right at the moment of collision? Yes.
Once the compartments with iceberg damage were fully flooded, however, the water ingress would've slowed down.
24:00 Basically the set was build in the giant pool , somewhere in Mexico ..you should watch behind the scenes of this masterpiece :) good old cinematography , not all done by CGI like nowadays ,
Cool reaction keep it up!
Titanic = no blakcs = true historical fact. Thanks James Cameron.
There was one known black passenger.
So glad I'm watching this titanic 3D4K at the cinema last year on February, their 25th anniversary ❤❤❤
When it first came out in the cinema, my dad took my mom on a date to see it. She said it was horrible, because she got violently seasick 🤣🤣🤣
"fun" facts:
1. Eric braeden (character: John Jacob Astor) went as a child on Board of ship gustloff. He Survived the biggest ship desaster (gustloff 1945)
2. Making of movie cost more than Real Titanic
3. Charles Joughin (man at the end while ships sunks in White clothes) was one of the kitchen members. He drank so much Alcohol that His Body could handle the coldnes and he survived
#3 is a myth, medical tests and documentation prove that alcohol actually speeds up hypothermia.
He survived in the water no more than 10 minutes, and then was pulled aboard the overturned Collapsible B
Ain't that the truth and Jack is my favorite character he's the type of guy every girl looks for in their dream man
Check out the movies Deep Blue Sea(1999), King Kong(2005), and Anaconda(1997).
This movie came out the year I was born.
Found your channel tonight. Just finished watching 3 or 4 of your reactions. Subbed! Really enjoyed your reactions! Here are some movies you should check out:
- The Crow (from 1994)
- Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
- The Lost Boys (1987)
- Saving Private Ryan (1998)
- The Green Mile (1999)
- Schindler's List (1993)
- Inception (2010)
- Predestination (2014)
- Comet (2014)
- Stand By Me (1986)
- The Breakfast Club (1985)
- Better Off Dead (1985)
- Grosse Pointe Blank (1997)
- The Matrix (parts 1, 2, and 3... 4 is optional)
- John Wick (parts 1, 2, and 3... again, 4 is optional)
- The Terminator (1984)
- Terminator 2 (1991)
- Alien (1979)
- Aliens (1986)
- All "Rocky" movies (and the "Creed" movies by extension AFTER you finish the Rocky movies)
- Things To Do in Denver When You're Dead (1995)
- Kingpin (1996)
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- The Prophecy (1995)
- Blast From The Past (1999)
There are more, but this list should keep you busy for awhile, and they're ALL worth it. Keep up the good work!
I love your reaction, your vibe, your smile, you're a pretty woman. And Jack's death leaves me heartbroken too.
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★ *King Kong* (2005) _/starring _*_Jack Black_*_ , _*_Naomi Watts_*_ & _*_Adrien Brody_*
★ *The Fifth Element* (1997) _/starring _*_Milla Jovovich_*_ , _*_Bruce Willis_*_ , _*_Chris Tucker_*_ & _*_Gary Oldman_*
★ *Catch Me If You Can* (2002) _/starring _*_Leonardo DiCaprio_*_ , _*_Tom Hanks_*_ & _*_Christopher Walken_*
The circumstances of the Titanic were really unfortunate. They didn't just sink, they got stuck in icy Atlantic water at NIGHT, with limited rescue resources. It's like a worst case scenario disaster. Fortunately safety precautions for ships improved after this.
"Fortunately safety precautions for ships improved after this"
Yeah.......no sh*t........cause if they still didn't learn from such a disaster then humanity would be going down to a whole new low!
@@backstreets2473 : I think you'd be surprised at how stupid people can be. The lesson shouldn't have been necessary to begin with. It's obvious the ship can sink, it's more dense than water. Yet they convinced people that it can't sink in the same way people were convinced Mexico would pay for a wall they didn't build.
@@GoUtes92nobody convinced people. They just said she was made as Unsinkable as they could. Events like RMS Republic floating long enough for rescue and RMS Olympic surviving Hawke collision all reaffirmed the already media spread "unsinkable" notion. She was described practically unsinkable.
@@gokulgopan4397 : Well, unsinkable means "can't sink", not "unlikely to sink". I'm saying that they falsely advertised it and the public ate it up.
@@GoUtes92 they advertised her practically unsinkable. Press publicised it as Unsinkable.
And several incidents like the ones I mentioned before made people believe that she was unsinkable. It got exaggerated over time.
Jack was doomed because he was male. Very few men survived the sinking. Some of the wealthiest men in the world went down on that ship.
They were all opposed to the fractional-reversed banking system which in 1912 was something new.
Ofc rose and Jack are fictional characters. The reason they didn’t see the iceberg sooner is due to an optical illusion or some type of illusion which occurred that night, which made plenty blind spots, and unfortunately an iceberg laid waiting for the titanic. God rest their souls.
Also because they apparently didn't have binoculars, cause the guy with the key to the locker they were in had been replaced shortly before the ship was to leave and he forgot to leave the key before he left. Don't know why they couldn't just have forced the locker open, though. And like they said in the movie, the wind being still made the icebergs harder to spot. No water crashing against the surfaces of it.
@@VelkanAngelsBinoculars wouldn't have made much difference. They might just hinder their view. It limits field of view. To spot something, you need a wide view and a horizon to compare to. Binoculars just show an enlarged view.
Usually, lookouts spot something, notify it to the officers and the officers identify what it is with binoculars.
Texas Chainsaw Massacre
If you want to see another true story of this kind, I recommend Society of The Snow, currently a successful film and nominated for an Oscar. It tells the famous story of flight 571. It is from the same director of The Impossible.
I never understood why she didn't give the diamond to her daughter or granddaughter?
Because Rose had a traumatic upbringing around awful people that'd been born into wealth and didn't want that for her family. She had made a successful enough life and her family were clearly well-off
Some recent analysis claims that it may have been better to hit the iceberg head on as it would have caused damage to less compartments. Of course they couldn’t know that at the time, and did what they were trained to do. Unfortunately the moonless night with calm waters made the ice impossible to see until they were too close…especially when they were moving at almost full steam.
It doesn't guarantee survival
They were only travelling at cruising speed, and Smith had reacted to the ice warnings by holding off adjusting course ("turning the corner") two days late, purposely putting the ship some 60nm further South, into an area where NO ice warnings had originated.
Atop this, there was also a coldwater mirage (the polar inversion) which wasn't even known about until the last 30 years or so. The optical illusion this coldwater mirage creates blocks everything on your horizon from view until you're practically on top of it. It's also why binoculars wouldn't have made any difference that night.
I like your reaction at 25:45
watch Invictus by Clint Eastwood, very good film about Mandela.
And yeah Kate WInslet is very beautiful (18:18)
You have Mila Kunis eyes! Great reaction, you should look into as much trivia about this film as possible! A lot of the characters were based on real people, and from the time Titanic hits the iceberg till the end thats how long it took to sink in real life
It's not the Titanic hitting the iceberg till the end, it's actually the combined length of all the 1912 scenes.
You should look up the story of the RMS Carpathia, the ship and crew that answered her distress call and risked everything to save them, they traveled full speed into an ice field and nearly burned out her engines trying to get to them in time. They were heroes that night.
Not only that, but the Carpathia only had a design speed of 14 knots. They had shut off all the heating and other such steam-powered comforts to force as much steam pressure back into the engines, and were able to push the ship all the way up to 17 knots, desperately trying to race to the Titanic as quickly as they could.
Carpathia's crew deserved a movie of their own
James Cameron did amazing job on this movie.
Please don't forget the husbands and fathers, who had to put their wives and children in the lifeboats.
Only first class survived isn't true. 2d class, 3rd class and crew ships survived too. Not as many as 1rst class of course but it wasn't that black and white
You're cute when you cry ...😂😂😂
Love your reaction videos....looking forward to more :)
I know it’s not ah movie but it’s ah tv show I think you should do a reaction to the sopranos
Watch "The City of Lost Children"
Jack and Rose are fictional characters set in a world of events and people that actually happened. You probably gathered that but just stating it anyway. James Cameron felt the movie would be more appealing that way than a purely accurate account of the event, which seems to have been a good call. This movie was insain when it was released in the US. Often sold out for quite a good run. The only other movies I noticed that reached this status in my life where Star Wars from 1977 and maybe Avatar to a degree.
React to The Impossible next!
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Another amazing reaction video Elena 😀😀😀😀.
Thank UU🤩🙌
@@Elena_Rea Your welcome 😀😀😀😀.
...does anybody understand what the first thing she said means?
"I wanna get..." and after that it's gibberish for me :(
I was sad when Jack died. Anyway, great reaction to this movie. I enjoyed it. Also, you’re looking gorgeous. Lots of hugs to you. 😊🤗
Thank U so much 😊
Ever seen Bluey?
😂
Kate was so incredibly beautiful back then.
What do you mean "back then"? She still is
There were two earlier movies,one called titanic it was made in the 40s I believe,and a movie named a night to remember made in the 30s
I believe,both of those movies to be better than this movie only because this one I find to be too much of a Hollywood movie putting in too much b.s. into this movie.
Many earlier films, about 6 of them. The one from the 30s was a Nazi propaganda movie and a Night to Remember came out in 1958.
Both of them also featured Hollywood nonsense.
Beautiful reaction, beautiful reactor..
thank U😊😍
This is the only movie second to Shingler's List that made me cry. It is a heartbreaking story of a Cruise ship that would never return to port. The acting and just everything worked to perfection. Five thumbs way up!
Hi Elena! A question and a recommendation. Question: What is your home country? (I can't identify your accent). Recommendation: Think you would love 'Cinderella Man' starring Russell Crowe.
🥰 I love you elena
😻
Fun fact, if you take away the modern day scenes and the credits, the run time is 2 hours and 40 minutes. Which is the exact time it took for the ship to sink in real life.
Hi Elena, great reaction to this epic classic :) I love it. My favourite movie is Memphis Belle (1990) It's based on the true story of the first American B17 bomber plane crew's 25th and final mission in Europe during WWII. Please react to this soon :) & to Back To The Futures 2 & 3 too. I like your reactions and I'm subscribed :)
You think Titanic sank because of Rose and Jack?😂 you know Titanic is real right? Rose and Jack is not
Amazing masterpiece Titanic written, produced and directed by James Cameron starring by Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher, Bernard Hill, Jonathan Hyde, Danny Nucci, David Warner, Bill Paxton and music score by James Horner. This film won 11 Oscars including best picture and best director for James Cameron, the famous line is iconic "I'm the King of the World! " and the music video of the film is the classic song "My Heart Will go On" performed by Celine Dion. Thank you so much my pretty Elena great reaction excellent😘😘😘😘😘
Please pray for people of Palestine 🇵🇸 who now suffer from the occupation
What a amazing masterpiece but it was very hard movie 😢
Shout out to my 2 guys who operated the the telegraph that night and sent out the distress signal...Harold Bryde & John Phillips...were it not for them, nobody would have known their position and there would have been no survivors
😔yeah
Also the day before the telegraph broke an by rule they was supposed to not fix it till they got to land an had a professional fix it. But they ignored that an fixed it themselves
Also the engineers. They stayed at their posts, fixing electrical systems to keep the pumps going to delay the ultimate sinking. It's actually in the film. The two gentlemen working on a panel that get electrocuted because of the water everywhere. No engineer survived as they went down with the ship, trying to keep it running.
@@nonconsensualopinionWhile none of the engineers survived, they were not working below until the end. They were released by chief engineer Joseph Bell sometime around 2am, as the ship's dynamos were already failing.
It's possible a handful of them elected to stay below to try to keep them running, but they would've known they'd be electrocuted when the water reached the generator room
The bit where Jack said “bed” before quickly correcting it to “couch” was a genuine mistake that Leonardo diCaprio made when delivering the line, but it was kept in the film anyway.
Since I saw a parody where Jack pushed Rose of the door and saved himself with a big smile on his face I can´t take this scene seriously.😂
He died cause she wouldn’t move over
It didn't have the buoyancy to support them both, watch the scene again. They literally flip it when both try to get on.
You are actually wrong about that, the reason the lookouts didn't see the iceberg was cause they were traveling though a cold weather mirage, it literally made it impossible for them see the iceberg until they were only 30-45 seconds to impact.
Absolutely correct! Was looking for this, not many people are aware of the coldwater mirage ("polar inversion").
It literally projects whatever is behind your horizon in front of it and blankets your true horizon from view until you're practically on top of it.
It's also the reason binoculars wouldn't have made any difference
@@pc_buildyb0i935 Yeah, there's a fascinating documentary on here all about the phenomenon.... It even scrambled Titanic's signal lamp to the Californian making it impossible for them to read their messages to them.
HI Elena!😊 Elena is a lovely name for a beautiful woman with dark features!😉 Rose's fiancé treated her like a possession, like the necklace. The sad thing is it is believed the Titanic would have survived a head on collision, had they not turned to avoid the iceberg. The ship was designed to survive that type of impact. Great emotional reactions to this very well made epic film, Elena!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏
Thanks a lot🙌🥰
The ship was built to survive a head on collission, but with another ship.
The most common collisions were ship-to-ship collisions or grounding. Hitting a solid block of ice in 21 knots doesn't guarantee survival.
Tarzan the fearless is a movie that might make you smile. It's about a jungle man who falls in love with a woman who arrives in the jungle searching for her father and the jungle man protects the characters
Hi Helena, great reaction...
You sould check-out a movie called "The Crow", I bet you like it...
Research for the sad story behind the movie...
Congratulations for your channel and saluts from Brazil...
That night was a new moon, or moon-less. The real night was so dark Jack probably couldn't find another piece of wood. Also they swam away from the crowd, and the crowd probably found most wooden pieces. Of course Jack is fictional, but surviving in that freezing water was nearly impossible for anyone. Consider reacting to "City Slickers" it has almost no reactions but was very popular and successful in 1991. You'll rank high in search results for that movie.
You should watch Godzilla 98 next
Hello Elena
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Jack died for Rose. Rose lived for Jack.
Am I the only one who realized after all these years that Jack could have fit on top of that door and lived so practically he died for nothing 😂 cuz I saw in a interview that Kate even admitted Jack would have lived if he got on the door with her
Dude, you are not the only one. I thought about it when I was editing video 🤔
It's not about fitting it's about buoyancy. Him getting on there would put the wood they was on under water an they both be in the water again
Exactly.@@jessehassell1864
buoyancy look it up.
Oh sweetie no he wouldn’t have. You see…..in order for them both to have survived, they would’ve had to have been completely lifted from the water. The “door” wasn’t even a real door, it was a door frame one of the first class lounges. James Cameron, as well as Myth Busters already made it well known that the door frame would not have been able to hold them both. You have to understand that buoyancy plays a key role in this. Yes space wise there was good enough amount of room for Jack and Rose to both fit on…..however, you’re not taking into consideration that before the ship sank they had already been in the water for a while. When Rose saved Jack from the room where he was handcuffed….they were in water, and when they rescued that kid right before the water came rushing in…they were still in water, as well as when Cal started shooting at them…they were in water because at that point the ship had taken on so much water. That water was freezing cold, and they were both soaking wet and shivering…..so when Rose got on top of the door frame….if Jack was able to get on it too, the door frame would’ve had to have been completely out of the water in order for them both to survive. You definitely must’ve missed the scene where Jack tried to climb on top of it, and it did in fact topple over which meant that they both couldn’t fit on it. Kate only said that he would’ve survived because she wasn’t aware of the buoyancy issue.
1. ( Ready player one ) its a sci-fi by Steven Spielberg 2 ( Red Thin Line ) imo the best War film made. 3 ( Hidden Figures ) based on a true story.
Rest in peace to the 1,500 people who died the night the Titanic sank and to those poor souls who died aboard the submersible exploring the wreck of the Titanic.
Not that I don't enjoy watching you cry, but I'm going to recommend some comedy films for you to watch, because I like seeing you laugh more:
Better Off Dead
One Crazy Summer
Mannequin
Moving Violations
Thank U for recommendation! U mean, Mannequin 1987?)
@@Elena_Rea Yes. I think all the films I recommended are from the 80s.
You’re beautiful 😍
Ok, so, the film is well made and well acted. How-ever, i don't like that they used the very real and dramatic deaths of 1,500 people as a back-drop to a fake love story. There was plenty of drama in the real story with creating a fake one.
Lol! NO!
Only 7 people survived, IN THE MOVIE (not in the real thing)
So , NO! His dying had NOTHING to do with only First Class Surviving.
More than 7 survived. It's just in the movie they use the line that only 6 were saved from the water. The rest were already in boats. I'm not sure how accurate the number is. I think it refers to those picked up by 5th Officer Lowe who was the only one to go back. Others were pulled from the water and got onto one of the collapsible boats that had overturned. These included 2nd Officer Lightoller, junior wireless man Harold Bride, and the baker (who spent longer in the water than most, but was thought to have survived due to the amount he drank).
@@ChrisCooper312Chief baker Charles Joughin spent less time in the water than anybody else. He claimed it was 2 hours, but we know today that alcohol actually speeds up hypothermia because it's a vasoconstrictor.
He was in the water no longer than 10 minutes before being pulled aboard the overturned Collapsible B, which was very close by.
In total, some 14 people were saved from the water between lifeboats #4 and #14.
A grand total of ~700 survivors.
Can you do a movie reaction to the movie "little man"?
Thanks for recommendation 😉