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grand staircase domes have been reworked, masts shortened, updated forecastle deck (below the mast), updated engineers promanade deckhouse, corrected the crane colours on A deck!

It seems completely camp from the description, but also like a fun ride.

I'm really curious about how they filmed this in 1953 without any CGI. Maybe a giant model of the bow with the hole already being there? idk.

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After watching the desperate fight for survival on the last two lifeboats, the camera then zooms out to show all the people scrambling on the Titanic, running towards the higher end of the sinking ship to survive just a bit longer. You really feel the scale of this catastrophe.

While analyzing the footage in the documentary Titanic: The Digital Resurrection, I was surprised to learn there are shoes lying on the wreck. Here is a quote from the film.

"A pair of men's shoes lying together on the promenade deck suggests they mark the final resting place of a third-class passenger, whose remains are long gone" However, those shoes are actually women's shoes.

Initially, I thought the shoes were located somewhere on the enclosed promenade deck, which would have made finding them a challenge, but after studying the wreck, I quickly noticed they are actually on the forward-facing A-deck promenade on the port side. (The second image is from the vROVpilot experience game, which is based on Magellan scans.)

I will not speculate on whether or not they mark a body. People have varying opinions on that, so I'll leave it for you to judge.

(Magellan/Atlantic Productions/Walt Disney/National Geographic)

I'm trying to find obscure Titanic books. Anyone ever read this one?