100 Years... Unsinkable...

[Big A]

Yeah, that Cameron documentary was pretty cool, the actual footage of the Titanic, then and now, is the best part.

Makes you wonder how accurate they are with their synopsis of how it actually sank.

[Redd]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/04/15...est=latestnews


LOL... morons. No way remains could last in the open sea for that long. Especially at those depths.

IF you read it correctly they are talking about the boots and coat in the picture being the "human remains".


Moron.

[SS Junk]

Fucking morons.

I'm old and bitter enough to really not fucking stand hash tags. I honestly have no idea what that's about, but it's fucking annoying to see that shit everywhere.

[UserX]

No... not the movie... It was Hollywood crap.

Even with the love story plot, I thought it was a great movie. Not sure why they're re-releasing it in 3D though, I don't think it will add anything to the original.

[Big A]

Even with the love story plot, I thought it was a great movie. Not sure why they're re-releasing it in 3D though, I don't think it will add anything to the original.

As of now, all 3D is just a gimmick. The new 3D TVs make my eyes hurt after a few minutes.

[ram57ta]

And as if the Hollywood 3D version wasn't enough....how about that stupid ABC 4 part miniseries of the same name that was on TV last night and will be on again tonight.

[SS Junk]

IF you read it correctly they are talking about the boots and coat in the picture being the "human remains".


Moron.

I would suggest reading the entire article, hell, even the entire paragraph...

"I as an archaeologist would say those are human remains," he said, referring to the photograph of the coat and boots specifically. "Buried in that sediment are very likely forensic remains of that person."

Now go sign up with those forensic "experts."

[UserX]

i watched that 2hr james cameron/titanic special last week. was pretty fucking cool

Watching it now. Cameron is a pretty smart dude for a Hollywood type.

[SonicblueGT03]

Time for the true Ballers to step up! A mere $60,000.

http://www.luxuryandmoretravel.com/2010/12/titanic-dive-expedition/