The sound of the body hitting the propeller haunts me still even weeks after watching the movie for the 50th time no matter how much I watch it I dread that sound
@@ylashconceptyemilashore9529 I've seen the movie enough times to not even need the audio on this vid to know and hear what's going on dude I've watched Titanic 346 times
@@cass7851 same makes me cry. feel like i may be connected to the titanic. just need to find someone to help me also i am a medium myself so i encountor alot of paranormal
What’s even worse is the sound of the people jumping out of the twin towers and hitting the pavement still haunts me to this day I think they captured some on RUclips. Just make sure you’re signed in an old enough.
Foreal. I think that’s why I was so shocked with messed up way they portrayed William Murdoch. They literally made him a murderer and had him commit suicide with no evidence that he did either.
@@NGLaw56lmao this was also not true. He recalled that he found his body after he jumped and didn’t see him hit anything so he might’ve just died from a high awkward landing possibly on his chest could’ve killed him.
@@jusbertmeza4424 specify the people you’re referencing. I don’t even know what you’re trying to say lmao. Who are the “he and him” you speak of and how was what i said wrong? I was talking about James Cameron’s lack of knowledge about how William Murdoch actually died. James Cameron admitted he didn’t know how Murdoch died. Cameron only used an account that an officer killed a passenger and then himself and put that story on to Murdoch.
So many actual individual tragedies captured in Cameron's depiction of that event. Some well known, others lesser known. I'll never forget the drunk baker, the guy in white who actually survived a total of 4 hours in the water before being picked up by Carpathia. Or forget the edited clip of Isador and Ida Strauss, the elderly couple giving up their seats on lifeboats to remain together. Truly a beautiful tribute to all those on board. Cameron was even compelled to appologize the First Officer Murdoch's descendents for portraying him shooting himself. Survivor accounts all report he worked helping passengers until the end, going down with the ship.
@@irneaaBecause many eyewitnesses did in fact claim to see one of the officers shoot a couple of men who rushed the lifeboat, and then shoot himself. It was long believed to be Murdoch, but then one of his colleagues wrote a letter to his widow claiming he didn’t shoot himself and was swept out to sea. A lot of people believe he may have lied to protect him as suicide was viewed as this shameful, cowardly act at the time.
Surviving storekeeper Frank Prentice later recalled that he, Ricks and storekeeper Michael Kieran jumped from the during the ship's final plunge. Prentice claimed to have encountered Ricks in the water unconscious, apparently having struck some floating wreckage. He died a short time later... People shouldn't believe shorts.
If you read Frank prentice story you suddenly realise it matches up with this scene, I kind of assumed the people jumping off the back altogether was put in for effect but it’s true. Its scary how detailed the movie actually is. I thought lifeboat 4 was that one that said ‘bloody pull faster and pull’ though cause it’s so close to the stern and where Frank jumps but it’s not.
My soul aches to reach out to all the souls who were lost on the Titanic. I want to say I’m so sorry for what happened to them. They didn’t deserve that.
Everyone saying oh my, Propeller,guy is real!! Yet we dont read the OR hit by falling debris. Frank said ricks was hit by falling debris after they jumped, never mentions him hitting the Propeller. Their other friend got on a piece of floating debris and began paddling towards a light believing it was a boat, never to be seen again. They think that he saw a low star on the horizon.
I'm glad Frank found his body and stayed with him until he died. In those moments of panic and adrenaline, you never know how you'll react until it happens. We owe it to them to remember their stories and pass it on. It would be even better if we could better the current maritime laws and update them bc of all of the blatant bullcrap in it.
I laughed my ass off when i saw that part. Something about the absurdity of it mixed with the sound of that hilarious 'ping' when he hits just tickles the fucked up part of my brain that sees dark humor.
15 april 1912 wasn’t a hundred years ago as of your comment, it was over 112… but that’s nice of you otherwise even if you don’t remember the right date
Worst for me would have been if you’d been in the elevator. You can’t get out, the water’s coming up and so cold it felt like knives, according to a survivor. The water’s rising, the gates won’t open. All you hear is screaming, metal creaking, and feel the water coming up…until you’re suddenly thrown on one of the walls as the elevator violently jerks toward the bow and then the stern and back to the bow wall as she snaps in half and then begins her trip to the bottom, the lights go out, and you’re plunging two miles down, drowning in the freezing dark. And if you’re really SOL, you die hearing your kids begging you to save them, when you can’t.
Today is the day i realized that The Propeller Guy wasnt just some Hollywood stunt but was a recreation of an actual person who died that time. Imagine being hopeful to be saved halfway up only being hit halfway down to die
@@Ashi96Not true. He constantly spread myths about Titanic(Titanic going full speed=Not true as it was maiden voyage and all the boilers were not in use. Titanic going full astern after they saw iceberg= they went full astern but it was after collision, etc.) Cameron's Titanic it's heavily influenced by United Stated Senate inquiry while British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry was way more professionally done.
Frank has some big balls to jumps that high Edit: I’ve never got more than two hundred like 😂 THE JUMP WAS HIGH UP BECAUSE FROM THE WATER TO THE DECK WAS 75 feet (22metres) and it would be in the air so yeah pretty high.
@Tophatsroblox It's just pure luck he survived. He could of broken his back or neck from that height. Like its sounds stupid and easy to say what I'd do...haha... it that impossible scary stressful situation. I might of done the same...but you think staying on the ship as long as possible...then reluctantly jumping into the water.
@@Aaliyahchannel2024 he most likely jumped after the titanic broke because he said he felt the stern go down then come up again so it wasn’t as early as shown in the 1997 film
That shit was not quick lmao Dude was probably still conscious after he hit and then froze and bled to death. While most others imploded in less than a second.
The worst deaths would have been passengers locked below decks or still in their staterooms in the stern at the back of the ship. When the ship broke in half they would have been in total darkness, with water flooding in within a flash, walls and ceilings collapsing and if they were still alive when the stern went under, they would have drowned within the ship in the dark, cold ocean before being blown up when the stern imploded.
Passengers weren't locked down below. The reason so many third class passengers died was the ship was so huge and they were unfamiliar with most of its layout. They also mostly stayed in third class sections because that's the part of the ship they knew and they didn't want to risk getting lost in the first and second class sections.
Being stuck in an air pocket on the lower decks would’ve been the worst as you hear the creaking of the iron and the pressure slowly killing you until you implode.
There are interviews recorded by the BBC if I'm not mistaken where he talks about how he survived, also it's easy to see that even after years he still have some PTSD
I’m not crying you are… okay I am 🥺😭 that’s so sad dude. You’re already facing almost certain death and you jump to what you think is safer and it’s the last thing you ever see or do.. sooo so heartbreaking 🥺🥺💔 may all those poor souls Rest In Peace forever and all eternity
Damn. Now i feel bad for laughing at that part since i was 8 years old 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ didnt know it was based on a actual person. I kno that propeller tore him tf up hitting it from all those stories up.
@@xoxxxooxxwhen I saw this in the theater, everyone laughed at this part, I was so confused like we just watched that dude die 😮 but I think it was the shock that it even happened I guess….
This is such a scary time in history, honestly it's haunting. Even if I was paid to go see that ship, I couldn't do it. Just seeing the boat and the wreckage, and knowing thousands of people was once in that area, I don't think I could handle it. I feel like my soul would just be in constant turmoil.
@@laurad324The Titanic sinking was an incredibly unlikely disaster that happened because of bad timing (there was no moonlight to reflect off the ice berg), good weather (there were no waves crashing off the ice berg to make it more noticable from further away), and an experienced captain simply doing what every captain did back then. No corners were cut because they needed the ship to survive to make a profit off of it. It was a state of the art ship built by experienced workers and engineers and was one of the safest ships afloat in 1912. The Titan, on the other hand, was designed by a man who couldn't accept that what a material that works great under low pressure might not be ideal under incredible pressure. Corners were cut left and right to generate a profit. The two aren't as similar as many claim.
According to a 1970's interview with Frank prentice he stated that he jumped after the ship seemed to go down. Meaning he probably jumped off after the ship broke in two.
He had an Instant death,but some people were trapped in the rooms in the bottom floor,like the boilers rooms or cargo rooms they went down to the bottom ALIVE .rip😢😢
You can say that it's "one of the worst deaths" but considering that most of the others had to swim in freezing waters in excruciating pain for hours before their bodies gave out and eventually died, I think some would find this guy lucky.
Explanation after he jumped:so he hit a propeller right?so when he saw frank jump and there were no more storekeeper he jumped and hit a propeller and after that his face was sliced he had a headache freeze also freezing his hands face his vest after his body was recovered by Mackay Bennet
So, his friend saw him hit the propeller and saw him spinning the way he did, told an interviewer about it, and then James Cameron decided to include that in the movie?
Compared to drowning or freezing to death in 28 degree water, slamming into a propeller and never regaining consciousness actually doesn't seem that bad.
I had no idea how realistic this was made. Like, yes, I know this actually happened, but I had no idea they used real-life accounts. 😢 makes it even more horrifying 😢
I know it sounds bad, but I think he’s lucky when he hit the propeller he was knocked unconscious he didn’t have to suffer in that freezing water like everyone else
Oh damn, this was so sad... It's amazing the amount of details Cameron put on this film. But were they just friends? or maybe... More than just friends? ;P
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The sound of the body hitting the propeller haunts me still even weeks after watching the movie for the 50th time no matter how much I watch it I dread that sound
What sound there was no audio?
@@ylashconceptyemilashore9529 I've seen the movie enough times to not even need the audio on this vid to know and hear what's going on dude I've watched Titanic 346 times
@@cass7851 same makes me cry. feel like i may be connected to the titanic. just need to find someone to help me also i am a medium myself so i encountor alot of paranormal
@@wolfsnipes8 cool that would be pretty amazing to inquire into
What’s even worse is the sound of the people jumping out of the twin towers and hitting the pavement still haunts me to this day I think they captured some on RUclips. Just make sure you’re signed in an old enough.
The attention to detail with putting all the real accounts in the movie was amazing on James Cameron’s part
Foreal. I think that’s why I was so shocked with messed up way they portrayed William Murdoch. They literally made him a murderer and had him commit suicide with no evidence that he did either.
@@NGLaw56yeah he said he wish he just made that part a gernic character not based on a real person
@@NGLaw56lmao this was also not true. He recalled that he found his body after he jumped and didn’t see him hit anything so he might’ve just died from a high awkward landing possibly on his chest could’ve killed him.
@@jusbertmeza4424 specify the people you’re referencing. I don’t even know what you’re trying to say lmao. Who are the “he and him” you speak of and how was what i said wrong?
I was talking about James Cameron’s lack of knowledge about how William Murdoch actually died. James Cameron admitted he didn’t know how Murdoch died. Cameron only used an account that an officer killed a passenger and then himself and put that story on to Murdoch.
@@NGLaw56witnesses said that murdoch shot 2 people then killed himself. The movie lessoned it by having murdoch only shoot 1 before shooting himself.
Frank lived until 92 and later fought in world war 1. He did many interview. An old school gent
Wow.Did he write a book?
Frank's a true friend
Probably the easiest and quickest titanic death IMO. Beats freezing to death
@@mikehunt7360 lol
@@mikehunt7360True - apparently it is a very painful way to go
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Our Principal's name was Mike Hunt at high school .. Kids are so cruel 😂
Thank u all for this many likes never have gotten this many
The only thing crazier than hitting that propeller was his friend surviving that looong-ass jump.
surviving 4 hours in freezing water is more crazy
His friend didn't jump, he waiting until the boat sank than swam away.
Getting turned to sushi by a swerling propeller is gruesome (britannic)
@@jayhemfindsyourewatch the video because I think your confused
@@jayhemfindsyouits a ship and the reason they are jumping is because it submerges they would get sunk in with it.
So many actual individual tragedies captured in Cameron's depiction of that event. Some well known, others lesser known. I'll never forget the drunk baker, the guy in white who actually survived a total of 4 hours in the water before being picked up by Carpathia. Or forget the edited clip of Isador and Ida Strauss, the elderly couple giving up their seats on lifeboats to remain together. Truly a beautiful tribute to all those on board. Cameron was even compelled to appologize the First Officer Murdoch's descendents for portraying him shooting himself. Survivor accounts all report he worked helping passengers until the end, going down with the ship.
why did he portray him badly?
@@irneaa Good question. A decision he later came to regret
@@williamfuller2389 it's wrong to fake a victim's death. Not a lot of people know about the real incident
The baker was my fav and most people don't get it.
@@irneaaBecause many eyewitnesses did in fact claim to see one of the officers shoot a couple of men who rushed the lifeboat, and then shoot himself. It was long believed to be Murdoch, but then one of his colleagues wrote a letter to his widow claiming he didn’t shoot himself and was swept out to sea. A lot of people believe he may have lied to protect him as suicide was viewed as this shameful, cowardly act at the time.
Wow. I always thought they did that for dramatic effect. I didn't know it really happened
I didn't either
the tragedy scene are all real.. except for ms trudy... coz shes a fictional character... the rest of the scenes are from real
Surviving storekeeper Frank Prentice later recalled that he, Ricks and storekeeper Michael Kieran jumped from the during the ship's final plunge. Prentice claimed to have encountered Ricks in the water unconscious, apparently having struck some floating wreckage. He died a short time later... People shouldn't believe shorts.
If you read Frank prentice story you suddenly realise it matches up with this scene, I kind of assumed the people jumping off the back altogether was put in for effect but it’s true. Its scary how detailed the movie actually is. I thought lifeboat 4 was that one that said ‘bloody pull faster and pull’ though cause it’s so close to the stern and where Frank jumps but it’s not.
At that height didn't the life jackets decapitate some of the jumpers?
The chef with the flask was a real survivor. Who survived the water by getting drunk. He was pulled to a lifeboat after the sinking..
And they say alcohol kills….. dude survived a sinking props to him 🤣👏
@@joshh-23 The one time alcohol saved a life 😂
A friend in need is a friend indeed ❤
But a friend with weed is better.
@@lucastegersdude knows his facts straight
@@lucastegers lol
My soul aches to reach out to all the souls who were lost on the Titanic. I want to say I’m so sorry for what happened to them. They didn’t deserve that.
Now we know who he was
Everyone saying oh my, Propeller,guy is real!! Yet we dont read the OR hit by falling debris.
Frank said ricks was hit by falling debris after they jumped, never mentions him hitting the Propeller. Their other friend got on a piece of floating debris and began paddling towards a light believing it was a boat, never to be seen again. They think that he saw a low star on the horizon.
Or he was hallucinating from hypothermia and saw a ship/boat in the distance where there was nothing
RIP to all the life's that were lost that night I can't imagine what was going through there minds
One thing is for sure. They had raising hearts.
The real men that let the kids on first
Yeah some of them weren’t even their kids they sacrificed their seats for another kids future
Today, many men would just take the seats by force and let the women and children drown. And a large part of society would approve.
RIP all titanic passengers we will always remember you also he whould of hated that fall
Would *
"we will always remember you"
(Insert number of years later)
"Great, I'm dead now"
I'm glad Frank found his body and stayed with him until he died. In those moments of panic and adrenaline, you never know how you'll react until it happens.
We owe it to them to remember their stories and pass it on. It would be even better if we could better the current maritime laws and update them bc of all of the blatant bullcrap in it.
I laughed my ass off when i saw that part. Something about the absurdity of it mixed with the sound of that hilarious 'ping' when he hits just tickles the fucked up part of my brain that sees dark humor.
100 years on, you are all still remembered in our thoughts and prayers🕊
15 april 1912 wasn’t a hundred years ago as of your comment, it was over 112… but that’s nice of you otherwise even if you don’t remember the right date
Worst for me would have been if you’d been in the elevator. You can’t get out, the water’s coming up and so cold it felt like knives, according to a survivor. The water’s rising, the gates won’t open. All you hear is screaming, metal creaking, and feel the water coming up…until you’re suddenly thrown on one of the walls as the elevator violently jerks toward the bow and then the stern and back to the bow wall as she snaps in half and then begins her trip to the bottom, the lights go out, and you’re plunging two miles down, drowning in the freezing dark. And if you’re really SOL, you die hearing your kids begging you to save them, when you can’t.
What’s SOL
@@TartarianTopG SOL aka Shit out of Luck
@@TartarianTopGlol
That would be horrific. I've been stuck in an elevator before just for a few minutes, but I still feel immense anxiety when I have to go in one.
Thats vivid...past life?? 😮
Today is the day i realized that The Propeller Guy wasnt just some Hollywood stunt but was a recreation of an actual person who died that time.
Imagine being hopeful to be saved halfway up only being hit halfway down to die
James Cameron knows more about titanic than anybody else.
Many people you see in the background or walking around on the ship in the movie are acting as real people that were on the ship
@@Ashi96Not true. He constantly spread myths about Titanic(Titanic going full speed=Not true as it was maiden voyage and all the boilers were not in use. Titanic going full astern after they saw iceberg= they went full astern but it was after collision, etc.)
Cameron's Titanic it's heavily influenced by United Stated Senate inquiry while British Wreck Commissioner's inquiry was way more professionally done.
@@Ashi96that’s A FACT and he does stories and movies always respectfully about the people who passed and the ship.He’s awesome.
Interesting Fact: On the way down, Frank Prentice nearly hit the propellers.
Frank has some big balls to jumps that high
Edit: I’ve never got more than two hundred like 😂 THE JUMP WAS HIGH UP BECAUSE FROM THE WATER TO THE DECK WAS 75 feet (22metres) and it would be in the air so yeah pretty high.
Stupid move...should of stayed on the ship
@@Aaliyahchannel2024 no not really because he survived because he took a mental note were life boats were headed
@Tophatsroblox It's just pure luck he survived. He could of broken his back or neck from that height. Like its sounds stupid and easy to say what I'd do...haha... it that impossible scary stressful situation. I might of done the same...but you think staying on the ship as long as possible...then reluctantly jumping into the water.
@@Aaliyahchannel2024 he most likely jumped after the titanic broke because he said he felt the stern go down then come up again so it wasn’t as early as shown in the 1997 film
@@Aaliyahchannel2024 yeah how the hell did he jump from that high
I wouldn’t say it was nearly the worst way, it was quick. He was with a loved one.
That shit was not quick lmao Dude was probably still conscious after he hit and then froze and bled to death. While most others imploded in less than a second.
@@Miguel323527 was there someone who imploded during the sinking? or are you talking about those billionaires in that metal tube?
@@sadtimesalwaysmight be talking about the ones inside of the stern itself when it imploded underwater
@@Mr.Binglemanofficial oh i see
@@sadtimesalways I could be wrong but yeah I think that’s what he meant
Also one more thing life boat 4 was the only one rescued the last survivors in the water
He was 93 when he died in 1982
Wow amazing he lived a long life
So heartbreaking 😢
Im sure his friend cyril was there to greet him in heaven
They could’ve both made it..I hope when they met up in heaven bro said Ik you were my friend to end. What a brother.
The worst deaths would have been passengers locked below decks or still in their staterooms in the stern at the back of the ship.
When the ship broke in half they would have been in total darkness, with water flooding in within a flash, walls and ceilings collapsing and if they were still alive when the stern went under, they would have drowned within the ship in the dark, cold ocean before being blown up when the stern imploded.
Passengers weren't locked down below. The reason so many third class passengers died was the ship was so huge and they were unfamiliar with most of its layout. They also mostly stayed in third class sections because that's the part of the ship they knew and they didn't want to risk getting lost in the first and second class sections.
@@foxymetroid Yes I’m aware of that, but there were many passengers trapped below decks due to flooding, or still in their cabins by choice.
Great now I feel guilty for laughing every time it gets to the propeller part of the movie
And yet. Its somehow a comedic death sometimes too.
I can think of worse ways by far to have died in that ship
Being stuck in an air pocket on the lower decks would’ve been the worst as you hear the creaking of the iron and the pressure slowly killing you until you implode.
@@TheUnlikelyHeroOfOldBeing sucked into the gaping hole where the funnels once were is also horrific.
The music gives me chills but its beautiful
True.the music makes it even more hauntin ( guess its Hymn of the Seas) .shivers.
@@sadia2395it's an arrangement of My Heart Will Go On
at least his body was discovered
Cameron put all the details in his films. He's stunning...😮
Every body did their job perfectly till the end. Even though they knew they are going to die. Its rarely seen these days.
There are interviews recorded by the BBC if I'm not mistaken where he talks about how he survived, also it's easy to see that even after years he still have some PTSD
I’m not crying you are… okay I am 🥺😭 that’s so sad dude. You’re already facing almost certain death and you jump to what you think is safer and it’s the last thing you ever see or do.. sooo so heartbreaking 🥺🥺💔 may all those poor souls Rest In Peace forever and all eternity
Damn. Now i feel bad for laughing at that part since i was 8 years old 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ didnt know it was based on a actual person. I kno that propeller tore him tf up hitting it from all those stories up.
Bro what who laughes when watching this movie
@@xoxxxooxxKids who don't know about Titanic
@@xoxxxooxxwhen I saw this in the theater, everyone laughed at this part, I was so confused like we just watched that dude die 😮 but I think it was the shock that it even happened I guess….
@@Cast_iron_bitch I could only think of how painful it must've been
@@Cast_iron_bitchI geuss people are just looking at titanic as a joke thanks to titanic 1997
🥺😪😭✝️🕯️🙏🏻🙏🙏🏾🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ Rip to all the Beautiful souls we lost in the titanic ship tragedy 😭
Frank is a real one for that, rip
Basically, it was happening on a pitch-black night. With the panicking and screaming everywhere, one just have to follow their gut
That looks like a pretty good way to go relatively speaking.
This is such a scary time in history, honestly it's haunting. Even if I was paid to go see that ship, I couldn't do it. Just seeing the boat and the wreckage, and knowing thousands of people was once in that area, I don't think I could handle it. I feel like my soul would just be in constant turmoil.
Basically most people who were working there didn’t make it
Omg so sad. It breaks my heart. But that was true friendship ❤❤😢
Wouldn’t it be better to remain on the top and wait for the boat to come close to the water and jump out to the water?
Today, one of the submarines going to look for the titanic has gone missing for seven hours and doesn’t have much longer😢
And we have learned so little from the titanic disaster . Male ego once again meant death . The irony is sad .
@@laurad324I think it’s just human nature not really just male ego
@@laurad324hat male ego your bashing is the very same ego that has allowed us to advance as a species and also kept you safe and alive
@@Beakie40k Name 5
@@laurad324The Titanic sinking was an incredibly unlikely disaster that happened because of bad timing (there was no moonlight to reflect off the ice berg), good weather (there were no waves crashing off the ice berg to make it more noticable from further away), and an experienced captain simply doing what every captain did back then. No corners were cut because they needed the ship to survive to make a profit off of it. It was a state of the art ship built by experienced workers and engineers and was one of the safest ships afloat in 1912.
The Titan, on the other hand, was designed by a man who couldn't accept that what a material that works great under low pressure might not be ideal under incredible pressure. Corners were cut left and right to generate a profit.
The two aren't as similar as many claim.
The pocket watch that Frank was carrying at that time is available to see at the SeaCity Museum in Southampton
This makes me very sad on this rainy Sunday morning. 😥
Frank died an old man, warm in his bed. He was 93.
These videos make me cry
That was a quick death. He didn't freeze and drown. It was over in the blink of an eye for him.
He didnt suffer like the rest thats mercy
This is so sad 😔 Even just thinking of the titanic makes me sad i cant even watch the movie😢
When I seen this movie when it came out I was only 7, i never laughed harder in my life at that scene, but this is completely tragic 😢
According to a 1970's interview with Frank prentice he stated that he jumped after the ship seemed to go down. Meaning he probably jumped off after the ship broke in two.
Frank stated that the ship "flew towards" him and missed him by a small distance after he was already in the water.
@@amaritineenthusiast Can you send me the video where he stated that?
How just an unlucky iceberg sealed the fate of thousands 😔
I pray that those poor people who died on the Titanic are in peace now
This is only a movie
fantastic movie,this is a heart
I think drowning would be worse than a sudden death. At least he still had hope when he jumped.
These guys jumped off the stern of an 880’ boat into ice cold water just for the hope of possible survival. Rip to some brave boys.
Being trapped in the stern, when the lights went out I think would have been the worst
that propeller had something personal with him
He had an Instant death,but some people were trapped in the rooms in the bottom floor,like the boilers rooms or cargo rooms they went down to the bottom ALIVE .rip😢😢
Damnnnnnn I didn’t realize how tall the titanic was
I was watching the survivors stories in 56, yesterday evening, the lady said 14 stories tall 😳😳😳😳😳😳
@@queencharlibee1991yes
@@queencharlibee1991 40 stories.
@@queencharlibee1991it's length wad 40 stories .
@@queencharlibee1991
From the keel to the steering deck; 16 stories
I always felt bad for laughing as a kid cuz it was so random and now I feel even worse 😭
Such a touching and haunting story.
I can’t, I can’t All those people there, resting in peace now, but steel I can’t😭
Quite interesting with people being able to find information like this.
Imagine being the guy on the toilet when the titanic sank
So many heartbreaking stories ❤💔❤
He was lucky compared to those who drowned
You mean froze because everyone had life jackets and the water was freezing
Frank’s story is amazing.
You can say that it's "one of the worst deaths" but considering that most of the others had to swim in freezing waters in excruciating pain for hours before their bodies gave out and eventually died, I think some would find this guy lucky.
Explanation after he jumped:so he hit a propeller right?so when he saw frank jump and there were no more storekeeper he jumped and hit a propeller and after that his face was sliced he had a headache freeze also freezing his hands face his vest after his body was recovered by Mackay Bennet
I’ve always wondered why they had a guy hit the propeller, now I know.
And don’t forget the stern crushing them when it split in half
One of my relatives was on the titanic(he perished sadly most likely went down with the ship)
So, his friend saw him hit the propeller and saw him spinning the way he did, told an interviewer about it, and then James Cameron decided to include that in the movie?
What a true friend
One man’s arrogance cost such tragedy so much so that over a 100 years later we are still horrified .
Compared to drowning or freezing to death in 28 degree water, slamming into a propeller and never regaining consciousness actually doesn't seem that bad.
Im going 2 hell for this but i found that scene funny as fuck 😭🙏🏽
Hes lucky then he didnt feel that cold at all
Closed up in the furnace rooms. You would boil and drowned at the same time.
I can't see this without hearing the fall guys theme because of that meme
I think the worse would be the boiler guys
I had no idea how realistic this was made. Like, yes, I know this actually happened, but I had no idea they used real-life accounts. 😢 makes it even more horrifying 😢
Worst way to die would’ve been him hitting the propeller and dying alone in the cold water. He was fortunate to have a friends with him.
I know it sounds bad, but I think he’s lucky when he hit the propeller he was knocked unconscious he didn’t have to suffer in that freezing water like everyone else
I watched this movie once, and will never watch it again. Makes me sick thinking about how all these people died..
Oh damn, this was so sad...
It's amazing the amount of details Cameron put on this film. But were they just friends? or maybe... More than just friends? ;P
Ridiculous if anything, that was funny as hell him hitting the propeller lol 😂
Indiferent din ce tara ai fi ,nu ai cum să nu te doară sufletul
That’s a real homie right there
Frank lived a long life. He gave a very good interview about that night. Just type in his name..
Imagine that a simple cheap dinghy could save their lives makes me so sad and sorry for them!
I saw the movie when it came out.
Seeing these people is so sad.😢
Well i guess this is one way for the titanic to trend again. There are alot stories out there to choose from
Seems like a more merciful way to die if he was unconscious. Much better than being trapped in an elevator or somewhere else inside the ship.
I always thought the propellor was turning in that scene.😮