Titanic Historical Commentary - a scene by scene look at the film

I'd like to do an extensive film commentary, and whether I can take this to the places I want it to go will remain to be seen, but for films like Titanic and JFK, doing a scene by scene analysis and delving into the non-fiction side as well as the fictional sounds really interesting to me. We all know pretty much what happened when Titanic sank on April 14th-15th 1912, but because there were no audio or visual recordings possible at that time, we are dependent on people's memory and testimony - sometimes given weeks or months after the disaster occurred. It creates a really interesting effect - take a step back, and everything is clear. We know exactly what happened. The ship side-swiped an iceberg at 11:40pm ship time, sent out distress signals (the first hard pieces of evidence which are set in stone), fires rockets, quickly gathers as many passengers as possible into lifeboats with the time constraints the crew have, and completely sinks by around 2:20am, two hours and forty minutes after the drama started. But what happens when we try to take a closer look?pgwin888

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