National Geographic Video - Secrets Of The Titanic [1986]
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Manufacturer: Quadrant Video
Starring: Bob Ballard, Martin Sheen, John Jacob Astor, Margaret Brown, Charles Herbert Lightoller
Directed By: Nicolas Noxon
Audience Rating: Exempt
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 5015771135825
Format: PAL
Label: Quadrant Video
Manufacturer: Quadrant Video
Number Of Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Quadrant Video
Release Date: 1999-12-06
Running Time: 60
Studio: Quadrant Video
Theatrical Release Date: 1986
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Summary: Average
Comment: I watched this and then it hit me how good it was. The Titanic cost millions of pounds to explre but to raise must be billions!
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Summary: Great documentry of the discovery of Titanic.
Comment: The story starts with the building of the great ship and includes some historical footage. Then the story proceeds to mid 80's and to the discovering of the wreck. The best part of the film is the material filmed at the wreck of the ship. The scenes inside Titanic are truly fantastic and although there could be more footage of the wreck it is still a really great film. The DVD includes also a interesting 30 minute bonusfilm of the sinking of the ship which is great if you want to know the real story rather than rely on James Camerons film. Both the picture quality and 5.1 sound are good. I highly recomend this DVD to anyone interested in Titanic.
Summary: Average
Comment: I watched this and then it hit me how good it was. The Titanic cost millions of pounds to explre but to raise must be billions!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great documentry of the discovery of Titanic.
Comment: The story starts with the building of the great ship and includes some historical footage. Then the story proceeds to mid 80's and to the discovering of the wreck. The best part of the film is the material filmed at the wreck of the ship. The scenes inside Titanic are truly fantastic and although there could be more footage of the wreck it is still a really great film. The DVD includes also a interesting 30 minute bonusfilm of the sinking of the ship which is great if you want to know the real story rather than rely on James Camerons film. Both the picture quality and 5.1 sound are good. I highly recomend this DVD to anyone interested in Titanic.
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