The Blue Horizon
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Head On [Verse One] Yo, you tell too many lies for me, I'm…
Scratch It Up I just met this bitch And I'm bout to take her…
The Future Hot cock for the fancy boy fight One drink and we're…

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01Night Rift

02The Blue Horizon (Remix)

08Wierdness Of Sanity

09Synthetic Nightmare

10Nucleus

11Intelligence

12Viscious Edge

13The Blue Horizon (Original Version)

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@MB9627

43w↑46

SS Californian: We have seen many icebergs on the way, be careful.

RMS Titanic: Shut up, I'm too busy right now!

SS Californian: Arrogant bastards! Turns off his Marconi equipment

RMS Titanic: Collides with an iceberg and sinks to the bottom of the sea

SS Californian: Hey, what happened to the Titanic? She sent me many distress signals.

RMS Carphatian: She sank, and now I have in my custody the few passengers and crew who managed to save themselves. Also, seeing that you are already here, go sweep the accident area to recover the frozen bodies that were left afloat.

SS Californian: Holy Shit...

@Torentino_Ian_no_channel_2006

28w↑2

More Like:

Californian Wireless Operator: sleeps

Later

Californian Wireless Operator waking up and checking what messages he missed: You have unread 1 Million Messages from Titanic, Olympic, Carpathia, Frankfurt, Mount Temple, and other Ships

Also him: Searches Titanic's Account

Titanic's Account: Error 404 Account Not Found

@Hellhound23691

38w↑3

@@superadders19Carpathia was receiving wireless signals from Titanic whilst Californian was not.

The rockets they observed were white, not the red that were supposed to be used to signal distress.

Californian had no reason to believe Titanic was in any danger.

Not to mention, her engines were at shutdown. By the time they were fired up and moving, they likely would have arrived around the same time as Carpathia.

I truly cannot blame Californian in this situation.

@memergas740

35w

Titanic sending SOS flares

Titanic: Help me Californian you are the nearest ship nearby me in the route
Californian: Hell naw you told me to shut up so no I will never help you my comrade ever since I have warned you about the ice field
Titanic: pls I beg of you I am sorry
Titanic sinks anyways

3 years later
SS Californian has been sunk by a German U boat
German U boat: white star line = 🤓🤡

All comments from YouTube:

@danwat1234

1y↑330

James Cameron's commentary; So this whole scene was taken out. It shows the Marconi room in operation. You can see messages coming in thru the Marconi tube, which the operators woudl open and then transmit. They are completely back-logged. This is historically accurate. This was stepping stones leading to the disaster that we felt was necessary but turns out it wasn't.
But here Jonathan Phillips the senior operator was in touch with the Californian who was near ice and stopped. But instead of heeding the warning, he sent back a message to shut up. The CA operator gave up for the night and so they never heard the Titanic even though it was closest to it. A lot of people feel this was a contributing-factor in the # of deaths.
So here these guys are stopped right in the ice-field the Titanic is about to run into and were unable to warn her. Meanwhile, Titanic is still going 22.5 knots.

EDIT June 2023: Re-transcribed word4word:

"So this whole scene was taken out. It shows the Marconi room in operation. You can see messages arriving thru a pneumatic tube, which the 2 Marconi operators would open and they would transmit them and they are completely backlogged, overwhelmed with work. This is historically accurate. It was one of these sort of stepping stones to the disaster that we felt was necessary but turned out to be unnecessary in the telling of the story. But in fact here, Jonathan Phillips, the senior Marconi operator was in touch with another ship nearby that had actually seen the ice and had stopped for the ice and instead heeding the warning, he sent back a message for them to shut up. At which point the operator on the ship, which is called the Californian decided to sign off for the night. As a result of that, the Californian, which was actually pretty close to the Titanic, didn't get the Titanic's SOS messages later because this guy had shut down his set, gone to bed. A lot of people feel this was a contributing factor in the number of deaths involved in the sinking of the Titanic. So here these guys are stopped, just a few miles away, starring directly at the ice-field that the Titanic is about to run into and were unable to warn her. Meanwhile Titanic is still going 22.5 knots straight ahead straight into the icefield"

@Firemarioflower

1y↑19

Californian wouldn't have done shit. When they finally got the message after Evans was re-awakened, it was 6 P.M. It still took forever for Lord to do something and they went through the ice really slowly. They arrived on the scene on 8:30 P.M..... far too late.

@matmcd

1y↑6

@Firemarioflower a.m.*

@Firemarioflower

1y↑2

@Mateus Right. sorry

@N-L3

50w↑4

Actually no, Titanic was going at 22.3 knots not 22.5, I heard smith was considering slowing her to 18 knots but decided not to for fear of arriving later.

@danwat1234

50w↑6

@Nightlight I'm pretty sure the tolerance for speed measurement back then was larger than 0.2 knots LOL they had no speedometer just prop RPMs I imagine.
What i wrote is verbatim what James Cameron said on DVD but I do make mistakes.
Edit they did have a 'Patent log' also that measured distance like an odometer sorta.

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@12classics39

43w↑363

They really should’ve kept this. It’s a crucial moment in the historical event and completely accurate.

@commanderjameson2708

42w↑31

It's a good scene but I can see why Cameron left it out. He was shooting a love story/disaster movie, not a documentary. He wanted to keep the drama tightly focused on Titanic and the people on it. Everything else would have been a distraction.

@Legendcrunch100

40w↑15

⁠⁠⁠@@commanderjameson2708I wished they would kept the romance out, dont get me wrong, its not of a big problem for me, but it’s just so cheesy. If they did more history accurate scenes in the movie, it would be more enjoyable.

@commanderjameson2708

40w↑9

@@Legendcrunch100 haha, then the movie wouldn't have been the huge hit it was. I personally knew a girl who went to see it 4 times, and I'm sure that wasn't unusual.

@Dominian1

40w↑7

@@Legendcrunch100 You should watch "A night to remember" then. It is much more focused on the historical events, as known at the time. I still think Cameron had a stroke of genius when he put Romeo and Juliet on the Titanic. People like me will fall in love with the ship, bust most people will identify or adore one of the protagonists. The tragedy stems from the human element and the hopes and dreams of so many people being abruptly, horrifically and pointlessly ended. There is no film about Titanic, which conveys this better and the movies' message is for the Titanic nerds, to let that tragedy enter their hearts. I guess Cameron himself was conflicted a bit about diving down there. It's exciting to think about the horrors and get everything back to the surface, but it is also a grave to be respected. The film explores this conflict and I mind the romance about as much, as I mind the romance in Braveheart. It's a quick way to make an audience root for a character. Who hates true young love, right?

@rattiom

39w↑2

It's accuracy is debated, "shut up" was a very commonly used phrase in this field and assuming they closed comms as a result of that sentence is simply one historical interpretation of what happened

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@Malgus929

43w↑234

1:29 is just so chilling. This truly represents how alone they are out in the dark waters far from any land

@yasinulansari7016

43w↑18

1:29 there’s just something beautiful and yet terrifying about that scene.

@RocKnight11

43w↑1

It makes you wonder who the real villain was. 🤔

@gatsbygoodwood2575

42w↑6

@@RocKnight11 Rose was the real villain of the film. She was responsible for the deaths of Jack and Cal, distracting the lookouts and faking her death so her mother would die destitute. Along with a shit load of other shitty things she did and it is a long tap sheet. Even poor Cal was justified when you think about it.

If you’re looking for the real life villain, that would be JP Morgan, enjoy that rabbit hole…

@lonestarwolfentertainment7184

41w

Not realistic though, from that height you’d definitely be able to see all the nearby ships.

@stagna1959

38w

Like an old anecdote :
Titanic passenger in panic mode : There are no lifeboats left! They are all gone half-empty ! Captain, how far is closest land ?
Captain : Pretty close. Approximately ...well... 2 miles away
Passenger : Thank God ! But what if we miss it in this darkness ?
Captain : Laws of physics say: we cant possibly miss it . We definetely will reach the land very soon. My guess would be - 5 minutes tops. God bless gravitation and good luck !

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@carson11100

18w↑7

This scene gives me the chills when you think about what is about to happen; Titanic is approaching her fatal collision, there are not enough boats to save everyone and most aboard will die in the freezing sea….. and the nearest ship has no idea what is going on and is radio silent…..

@alextuikolongahau1012

39w↑38

The last scene with the Titanic just gently crossing the Atlantic sends the chills

@danielannett1019

45w↑159

That last shot of the Titanic steaming through the Atlantic whih her lights on and the blackness of the sea and night sky is so haunting

@yasinulansari7016

43w↑7

That specific seen there is beautiful yet terrifying

@Boxshort5

17w

Eu acho lindo essa cena, e a música fica ainda melhor.

@hughjassol2072

43w↑115

I find it infuriating that Cameron didn’t include more of the Californian in his movie. The ship was 10 miles away. Captain Smith directed the life boats to sale towards the Californian, hoping the passengers would got on and crew would sale the boats back to recover more passengers. In fact they saw the Titanics flares, saw the distress lights, saw the ship leaning to one side. In fact, The Carpathia had to catch up and pass The Californian in order to save the life boat passengers.

@YoutubeChannel-ol7zx

43w↑17

19 miles, it was proved when they located the wreck site.

@MAnuscript421

42w↑24

As important as this scene is to history, it wasn't important to the love story. James Cameron was making a love/disaster story. I can see why he made this scene and why he cut it out.

@calvinnickel9995

38w↑7

The Californian was to the north of Titanic. Carpathia was to southeast.

They Carpathia never passed anywhere near the Californian.

@klein2042

38w↑3

They saw them shoot up company flares, not distress flares. They had warned them about the ice before and the Titanic told them to fuck off, I wouldn’t have helped them either

@jamalpreastly8190

35w

U should find it infuriating if this was a movie abt the titanic sinking and not a movie abt 2 ppl falling in love on the ship that’s gonna sink, that scene literally has nothing to do w jack n rose (the ppl that movie is abt)

@Panny174

36w↑5

It's so sad that the Titanic didn't get any help! I love this scene very much, the actors perform very good in the mood

@derekmorris6992

36w↑5

What do you mean they were warned multiple times about the 🧊, but their ignorance got the best of them..

@rosnajulia

36w↑2

Carphatia: damn

@randomtraveler9854

35w↑3

They were warned about ice but refused to stop or slow down until mourning. They wanted to reach New York in such a timely manner that they dismissed safety and common sense.

@legioner9

1y↑121

Man, gorgeous scene. At least at the end where cpt. Lord looks at the ice field, with that eerie music and then showing Titanic from up above.

@memez2551

1y↑13

That is third officer Groves. But yes indeed, beautiful scene. Too bad it was removed.

@legioner9

1y↑5

@memez Wow, I mixed them up badly. I wanted to write cpt. Lord, not Rostron, but it wouldn't have been correct anyway 😅😊

@memez2551

1y↑2

@legioner9 oh right, yes. I didn’t even notice.

@thestumpinator5774

44w↑1

Wasn’t Rostron the captain of the Carpathian? Is the title of this scene a typo?

@memez2551

43w↑1

@@thestumpinator5774 Sir Arthur Henry Rostron was the captain of the Carpathia and Stanley Phillip Lord was the captain of the Californian. This scene takes place on the Californian.

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@jeffreymccormick3578

34w↑9

The film is edited to absolute perfection. At this point in the movie, we already know about the ice warnings, as it’s like 8 or so minutes ago. And while compelling to see the ice field, we might be left scratching our heads when we never see more than one again.

These deleted scenes also contain the film’s most vulgar and trite dialogue and depictions that they suck you out of the mood and make you ponder too much.

I’m a huge fan of the movie, and I think a director’s cut could be interesting to watch maybe once. By a certain point though, I’m sure I’d opt to switch to the original.

@adrimartin6668

34w

I agree with you...
Tha last scene where we see the boat seems 100 times better with Jack and Rose in the car as we see in the film.
Aso, theres something I don"t understand.
Why the boat doesnt move when they see the iceberg but it does in the landscape from.seconds later?

@mikesapp3241

20w

Bastard is hardly vulgar.

@galatheumbreon6862

16w

@@adrimartin6668 what boat do you mean?

@galatheumbreon6862

16w

suck out the mood? I'll argue the opposite

@adrimartin6668

16w

@@galatheumbreon6862 I meant the Titanic, the ship.

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@zac-54

2y↑298

why would they delete such a perfect scene

@memez2551

2y↑70

Most probably from it’s length and that a simple viewer would blame just the wireless officers for the sinking.

@Gencturk92

2y↑17

@memez James Cameron said in the audio commentary on dvd and blu ray why he deleted it

@memez2551

2y↑13

@Gencturk92 and why did he deleted them?

@Gencturk92

2y↑22

@memez well there's like 31 deleted scenes, which one do you want to know ? I cant remember why this scene was deleted but it was either due to pacing or because jack and rose fictional story

@brettsenzer5902

1y↑40

@memez I heard it was deleted because it’s too close to the sinking scene so it ruins the pacing by warning the audience very close to the actual sinking. I may be wrong though but that’s what I heard.

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@JewishKeto

41w↑37

To understand Phillips’ reaction: Phillips and Bride were both up all night fixing the Marconi wireless device themselves which was against protocol so they could get the back log of passenger messages out.. Phillips had the headset turned up to max volume so he could hear cape race. He also was up for 24 hours at this point and was very cranky and tired, so when he gets the unexpected loud ringing in his ears he snapped.

@Lord_Thistlewick_Flanders

41w↑16

I swear that ship was destined to sink

@antares_m20

40w↑5

@@Lord_Thistlewick_Flanders none challenges god saying its "unsinkable" its all gods plan.

@yamato6114

39w↑2

That and they’d already heard this ice warning many times. He wasn’t telling them anything they didn’t already know.

@frname7665

39w↑2

@@yamato6114 I think he was. I think the message wasn't just an ice warning but an actual route to guide Titanic through the ice field.

@paulgraves1392

37w↑4

@@frname7665
As per what I remember. The message from Californian was:

Say Old Man, we are stopped and surrounded by ice.

Which I take to mean that the Californian crew thought it was too dangerous to proceed with their voyage any further (especially at night), and they reckoned that the Titanic crew should consider doing the same.

@datgood121

2y↑113

The language used by Philips (Titanic's marconi operator) was actually equivalent to how people have online Banther today. All of the operators from all of the ships were trained in the same place so they might have known each other so it wasn't considered rude. Philips actually might have saved those few passengers that survived since a day before the sinking, the ship's marconi set was broken and he pulled an all nighter to fix it which was not recommended by company procedure

@JewishKeto

41w↑19

I honestly felt they should have left this in… it showed really what sealed the Titanic’s fate…

@user-fe1le2yl3x

1y↑632

This scene is so important to the story and they deleted it …

@ryanodonovan9497

42w↑29

It's important to the Titanic's story, yes. But it's a completely separate subject to the main story, which is that between Jack and Rose, not that of the ship itself. And if this scene with the Carpathian was included, both it and its crew would have to have much more screen time to contribute to the story and not stick out like a sore thumb, and the film was already three hours long. James Cameron apparently also wanted to give even more of a sense of little to no one being around to help, which is why only the Carpathian is mentioned and seen briefly since it rescued the survivors, but no mention of the Californian, the Olympic or any other ships the Titanic was reaching out to that night. I also think having icebergs initially appear as they did here would've made it less tense when the one that fatally struck the Titanic appeared.

@AmethystEyes

42w↑17

They wanted the 1912 to be 2 hours and 40 minutes exactly (the time it took Titanic to sink)

@MILO.....

42w

Not when I watched it

@SlyGuy1985

42w

@@ryanodonovan9497Hahahha omg stfu idiot - go back to your job at Arby’s

@abduljabar8445

41w↑7

This is a romantic movie not a documentary...

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@YYLiow

43w↑44

Tbh getting told to shut up while warning people of dangers is frustrating as hell. No wonder he turned off the communication. Just imagine telling people to stop taking drugs and they tell you to shut up. At one point anyone would just ignore them.

@MAnuscript421

42w↑7

The operator was also up all day, 7:30 am to 11 when he logged off and shut everything down. The crew just didn't have the heart to wake him up.

@themightyangustma2753

41w↑4

As someone said, it was like online banter we have today. The crew aboard should have taken more notice the rockets going off. I don’t know how you can be in the middle of the Atlantic at 2 o clock in the morning, and not give a shit about rockets going off. I guess we will never know.

@robertlauncher

41w↑6

@@themightyangustma2753Because it also wasn’t proper protocol. An urgent distress signal was one rocket every minute and they waited longer between each. It’s more of an astounding blunder that the officers weren’t firing them off frantically in this situation. Like hello, you’re about to have an ocean sized icebox full of corpses soon, maybe now’s a good time for a fireworks show

@randomtraveler9854

35w↑1

What's even more frustrating is that Titanic got ice warnings all day long and dismissed them. In the film you even see Captain Smith receiving a warning and telling Rose not to worry and that it's quite normal that time of year (April)

@sanitorz232

34w↑1

If you'd be working as a Morse code operator trying to talk to a ship that's very far away and you suddenly get another line (which is extremely loud), you'd be pissed off too.

@BD-cm7xc

41w↑3

It's ironic how treating wireless telegraph as a novelty is similar to treating the titanic ship wreck as a novelty too!

@randomtraveler9854

35w↑4

Sadly one of Titanic's operators died that night and the other only survived because he found an overturned life boat.

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

34w↑5

He actually got washed off the ship with lifeboat and found himself underneath it when the first funnel fell off and made a big wave that sent that overturned lifeboat away from the ship.

@foxfirej2

39w↑3

This scene first premiered in James Cameron's Titanic Explorer. James went back, and used this as part of the documentary that plays in the program.

@MB9627

43w↑46

@JeffWayneTWOTWFan1322

39w↑4

"RMS Carpathia"

@Torentino_Ian_no_channel_2006

28w↑2

@N-L3

50w↑10

God I love this scene, I wish it wasn't deleted bro

@cnote2458

1y↑33

This scene should of stayed in. As it is a massive part of titanic fate. Also at the end when you see all the ice. Shows us what they was heading into. If the had avoided the ice berg. They would still be in with half a chance of striking another one.

Also it sounds stupid now. But back in them days. Some actually considered high speed in an ice fields as safe. Some did regard it as dangerous while few declared it the safest way. They only had theories which sound completely insane now. As horrible as it sounds I think titanic fate was to sink. That horrible night changed Maritime laws completely. Also made us think of things we never really thought about. The only way there would of been real change back then. Was a disaster so big it effected everyone. And titanic did effect everyone from Lower class to upper class.

@ryanodonovan9497

1y↑5

I haven't looked up the exact reason why this scene was removed (apparently James Cameron wanted to create more of a sense of doom and gloom from no one being near in the middle of this pitch-black ocean). But when I rationalise everything, I kind of wonder why it was even shot at all. Yes, it's a competently re-enacted piece of history that's relevant to what led to the Titanic's fate, but the inactivity of the Californian is an entirely separate subject to the film's main focus, which was Jack and Rose's story taking place on board the doomed liner. And that alone made the film long enough. If they left this scene in, they'd also have to complete that arc by filming additional scenes of the lack of communication between the two ships. But again, it was a separate matter, and the film was already stretched far enough. It also allows the iceberg to have more of an impact when it's first seen the way it is, without a sight of ice prior.

@Garrett1974

36w

should have

@EmperorDank

37w↑2

It's a shame this wasn't left in, it's helped spread alot of misinformation as people seem to believe the Titanic was all alone that night when really it wasn't

@radone469

1y↑58

little detail: Califrnian operator didn't mark his message as urgent, so Titanic operator thought it was just a little chat like they did in those times ("hello, friend" or something like this)

@anon2218

Proof California people are rude

@zt1053

43w↑16

Almost every Titanic documentary mentions this. Big mistake to cut it.

@rahuljacobgeorge573

1y↑11

Only if the wireless operators listened to their instructions they cld have avoided the iceberg .

@TheGrenadier97

41w↑3

Should've kept this and made something about Carpathia's receipt of the distress call and captain Rostron's quick reaction.

@kaeso101

43w↑33

This one minute thirty seconds scene is more than enough to defend the case of SS Californian as to why they didn't respond.

@MAnuscript421

42w↑21

No it's not. As messed up as it was for Phillips to tell the Californian operator to "Keep out" and "Shut up", the crew should've awakened the operator the moment they saw the rockets going off.

@ezekiel440

40w↑3

@frname7665

39w↑2

No lmao. You don't blame an entire crew and all the passengers because one stupid crew member was a prick.

@superadders19

39w↑2

Why? Because of the dismissal by Titanic's operators or because of the ice field they were in? Which would have made any rescue operation dangerous for their smaller ship and crew. I dont think these are sufficient enough to justify complete inaction. Remember that some of the crew saw the rockets launched by titanic. Unfortunately they were interpreted as company signals rather than distress signals and the captain (Stanley Lord) chose not to take action. That was the damning moment for Californian. Whether they would have reached the titanic on time is dubious (The captain wasnt aware of the rocket signals until 1:10am, so only had approx one hour to launch any rescue before titanic sank at 2:20), but still the fact that they did NOTHING (until it was too late) whilst Carpathia did everything they could to reach Titanic on time despite being too far away - doesnt look so good for Californian from a moral standpoint.

@Hellhound23691

38w↑3

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@rosnajulia

36w↑1

They should've kept this crucial scene and so as the carpathia rescue which was even more crucial if shows what californian was really ok about whem titamic sunk

@user-id5fg5ln8d

22w

This is the one scene they shouldn't have deleted

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

41w↑2

0:37 I wonder why they had him just say those things. I read that in reality Jack Phillips really yelled those things out in much angrier tone of voice.

@dovetonsturdee7033

1y↑11

The suggestion that Californian's operator was told to 'shut up' is a false one. Not my opinion, but that of Californian's operator in his later evidence. The message he received was a morse shorthand request to clear the frequency.

@melissab2112

42w↑8

Should of not delete this scene ! Not many people know about this ship which was close to titanic

@NJPurling

41w↑1

Even if the Californian had realised what was going on after the CQD and SOS was sent out they were stopped amongst a great ice field and it's moonless.
How long would it have taken to be under way? Here I do not know a thing about the management of marine Scotch boilers back then
Captain Rostron on 'Carpathia' took one hell of a risk.

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

41w↑1

Yeah, but he was sure was successful in navigating that ice field at a speed higher than the Carpathia was designed to go at and rescued all of the Titanic’s survivors without any iceberg damage at all.

@marcusthelegend

1y↑5

Wish they would've actually kept it, adds just a bit more perspective to the Titanic and the forgotten Californian.

@samuelmcdade1984

42w↑7

Abet the titanic operator wished he never told the other guy to shut up, the guy would have probably been still awake and would have got the captain to save them, so I put part of the blame to the titanic operator.

@themightyangustma2753

41w↑2

And no one on the Californian gave a shit about the rockets? Yeah, Phillips did nothing wrong in my opinion. Just typical Banter.

@frname7665

39w↑2

Tbh I doubt the wireless operator on the Californian went to bed just because of that.

@samuelmcdade1984

39w

@themightyangustma2753 Well, if I gave someone warnings and the reply was shut up or whatever the exact words were, I'd defo turn it off and slept, then if he survives back on land, give him some slaps. Tell him he is to be blamed for what had happened and live with the guilt because thousands had died because of him, the captain, the owners.

@samuelmcdade1984

39w

@frname7665 probably not, but he did the right thing. He was warning the titanic operator, and he was ass to him. If that was me, I'd do the same, but I hope he survived so I could give him some slaps, lol

@frname7665

39w

@@samuelmcdade1984 If you'd do the same, then you are an asshole just as much as the rude guy. You don't punish an entire crew and all the passengers because one stupid wireless operator has been rude. And even more so: if you see the rude guy doesn't take your warning seriously, you should be even more wary of the fact that the ship might get into trouble.

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@ryans413

42w↑7

Out of all the deleted scene this one should have been kept in

@daytonapeanut

20w↑1

Not sure I like how this is interpreted. They make Phillips and Bride look so cocky here, but you need to understand the situation. The Californian was in very close range to Titanic, making the frequency a lot higher. In other words, their signal is way louder than the others. So here's Phillips, sleep deprived and overworked, trying to communicate with Cape Race and all of a sudden Californian rudely bursts onto the scene with, "Hey, did you know there are iceburgs in the area?" Imagine being in his shoes when fatigue makes you crankier and then all of a sudden you're blindsided by a very loud screeching in your ear. Phillips is telling Californian to shut up because they nearly blew his ears off, so Phillips's response is completely justified. I just wish his reaction to the noise in this scene was stronger so the audience has a better understanding his POV, rather than just making him come off as a complacent jerk.

@datsapaddlin

42w↑9

Californian crew sees fireworks from Titanic…

“Oh now they are just rubbing the fun in our noses…off to bed we go!!!”

@pushvedula5640

29w↑1

You’re the only idiot for ignoring them and going so fast which costed so many lives!! But yes they’re also at fault for not doing anything and The Captain and Mr Groves knew exactly what they saw and did nothing, the rest of the crew below them were so scared to speak out against them and have had that hanging over their heads!!!!! Even though Lord and Groves may have not went down for it legally, but it’s good to hear that they still suffered the rest of their days until they died, watch the British Inquiry if you don’t know what I’m talking about!

@88ashwa

41w↑2

Why .. why do they delete such important good scenes ??

@plushbatfan

43w↑4

Came after hearing the news of Lew Palter’s passing. So sad so true.

@memez2551

43w↑1

Thank you for informing me! RIP Lew Palter.

@eduandrade9390

29w↑1

one of the main culprits is the titanic telegraph operator

@daynee26

42w↑4

Why did they delete this?! THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!

@monkemr

48w↑17

Fun fact: if you listen closely Harold Bride doesn’t actually say “Shut up” when John Philips says “it’s that idiot on the Californian”, instead he says “Tell him to Shut Off” that’s what I heard

@memez2551

48w↑3

I know this for quite awhile, I didn’t had time to correct it

@fletchr1638

44w

Tell him to sod off.

@EthanPricco

43w↑5

I always thought he said “tell him to sod off”

@AlVex98

43w↑7

It's "sod off" which is british slang for fuck off

@CharlieFBarassi

38w↑1

i still feel bad for the people..this guys should listen.

@ImNotReallyHereMCFC

39w↑1

Titanic: we're sinking, need urgent assistance

SS Californian: sorry you forgot to mention which part of that is our problem?

@pauldee7504

36w↑1

SS Californian: "I missed the part where that's my problem."

@G-MONEY1996

25w↑1

1,500+ fates were sealed all because a radio guy told another ship to f*ck off.

@robowisanveithasung6022

23w↑1

ironically, the radio guy (Jack Philips) was good friends with the Californian's radio operator Cyril Evans

@primieramalantutada2194

39w↑3

I think the titanic 1997 removed so many important scenes

@THOMASINTHE1980S

1y↑32

Biggest and last mistake of Phillips’ life.

@nox4158

43w↑3

we know then… hence why he decided to redeem himself by stay on the ship:/

@themightyangustma2753

41w↑2

Not a mistake at all. Just typical banter for the time. Someone should have woken the Californians Wireless operator up when they noticed rockets.

@HappyRoach1

41w↑6

@@themightyangustma2753 back then wireless operators weren't taken too seriously, Captains didn't rely on them much. I believe the Californian didn't have a wireless until very recently in 1912. The thing was about that night, it showed how archaic a lot of the rules and regulations at sea were.

The Titanic crew didn't shoot the rockets in 1 minute intervals. The rockets weren't red flare rocket, which I believe certain shipping companies used different colors. The Marconi wireless operators weren't 24/7 manned. They also weren't employees of the ship, but of the Marconi Company. The Californian was doing everything by the book, as was Titanic. The Carpathia wireless operator was extremely close to shutting off his wireless to go to bed too, till he heard Titanic's SOS and CQD. He told the crew of Carpathia and they didn't believe was really in distress. Luckily, the Carpathia's wireless operator was very good friends with the Titanic's operator and recognized his distress calls. So he barged in Capt Rostron's cabin and woke him up to alert him of Titanic's situation.

However, even if the Californian had woken up their operator to check on what was happening, the Californian wouldn't have made it on time. The Californian was too far and slower then the Carpathia.

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

41w

@@nox4158 Stayed on the ship until it lost power that is. He was also pretty rude to the Carpathia when it was coming to their rescue. May he have been completely redeemed and apologized for his behavior in Heaven.

@ezekiel440

40w↑1

@@themightyangustma2753dumb

@blount_man

43w↑15

Stupid decision to delete this scene. It would've made more sense and what led to the Titanics fate after that warning

@lawrencedarmawan3164

36w↑1

It is sad the ss californian can't save the titanic on time

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

33w

Oh, it could’ve, but didn’t.

@LemonSoundLogos

41w↑1

Why did they have to remove this scene?

@tobyzapanta1523

42w↑5

They should’ve included this. What a wasted scene and talent from these actors.

@wotdoesthisbuttondo

42w↑1

It must have been a vague sounding warning if they didn't take it seriously.

@calvinnickel9995

38w↑1

Delete this scene… but keep the fake ones about the fake people.

@jamalpreastly8190

35w

Do ppl not realize this movie is about jack and rose and not the titanic it’s a love story not a documentary

@PilgrimBatushka

1y↑4

it would have been a nice scene, why delete it...

@CaptainHamdaanAbid

42w↑3

Important Fact: A Few Years After The Sinking Of Titanic Californian Had Been Struck By 3 Torpedoes And Sank. (NO HATE)

@thalys1015

36w

it was ww1 blud

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

32w

2 torpedoes, actually. It was the RMS Carpathia that got struck by 3 torpedoes and sank.

@broden4838

34w↑1

What are those things that pop out next to the radio?

@memergas740

35w

@Torentino_Ian_no_channel_2006

35w

Later

Olympic Rams a U-20

Olympic: Ramming U-20s go brrrrrrr

@eternalhalloween1

39w↑1

Thanks a lot Phillips!

@charismaticcharacter6529

38w

Huh what do you know. That’s life.

@croatiaball1907

1y↑24

The Titanic is mean to the californian

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

41w↑6

That was on Jack Phillips. He was also mean to the Carpathia when it was coming to their rescue and he was actually friends with the Carpathia and Californian’s wireless radio operators long before the Titanic disaster happened.

@idk-6384

50w↑3

The S.S Californian doesn't help titanic but the people will die himself but they don't care about Californian but it doesn't help the Titanic so ignore that Californian and doesn't help on titanic respect to titanic

@juanfernandolopez6523

36w

They deleted the best scenes. Bad idea

@arnaudwurm-munoz1325

16w

Pride, always come with a cost heavy....

@ganymede12283

42w↑4

This is where Californian turn off its notifications.

@moonspeech82

35w

Good scene what the heck

@julient990

52w↑2

The music is something !

@railfan8221

44w↑1

Carpathia... Showed the Mirror the same morning to this Killer ship California.

@mohammadtalalqureshi4464

1y↑1

Shut down on Californian shut down the titanic forever, worst shut down ever.

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

32w

Yeah, it’s a shame ships only had like 1 or 2 radio operators if any to operate their wireless radio sets. It was just fortunate that Harold Cottam had stayed up later than usual because he was close to shutting the Carpathia’s radio set down for the night too.

@Natedawg38

36w↑1

This is cool

@MalaysianrecreationAirlines

26w

Even if Titanics wireless operator did take SS Californian ice warnings seriously so that SS Californians wireless operator wouldn't shut down his marcony wireles set for the night.. i think u all are forgetting something.. i see lots of people dont bring this up about SS Californian.. Ss Californian is a small ship, sure it was the closes ship to the titanic but from what i know about California, is that Californians max capacity is 218 people if im not mistaken. So how could u even fit 2224 people onto a small ship like SS Californian?

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

25w↑1

Well, it could’ve at least shared its lifeboats and held a few hundreds of people on board for a few hours until other ships arrived.

@TheJuize85

1y↑7

Its goofy. That is why its probably deleted. The movie had some subtle humor which was kept in the film, but this one right here is just lame

@Whatthedogdoin-777

48w↑7

They try to make seem like the Californian was all bad in the movie

@josephensworth7044

43w↑4

Hence why they named the villain Cal! Indirectly named after Californian but with only the first three letters! Lol. Don't mind me. That's just my silly little theory 😂

@HappyRoach1

41w↑1

@@josephensworth7044 I never thought of that before.

@josephensworth7044

41w

@@HappyRoach1 Same. I just read the o/p's comment and saw the name "Californian" and the word "Bad" in the same sentence and immediately thought of the movie's actual villain.. Cal 😂

@kenwei568

36w

How did you get deleted scenes

@brumeargentee

27w

it's in the bonus DVD

@ymarw1684

44w↑1

What does he mean by "right on top of us"?

@RedNightFox

44w↑11

He means that the Titanic must've been really close to them and since the Californian has been stopped by an ice field, he tried to warn the Titanic that they might be heading right into it.

@heavymetal6714

44w

Really close by, imagine in a 2 story building and you’re on the bottom floor and someone on the top floor standing exactly where you’re standing

@peter7582

43w↑4

Wireless operators on titanic turned their wireless power up high so that they could communicate with cape race which was far away. The Californian, being much closer, would receive a strong signal

@Amrod97

41w

@@peter7582Exactly. That explains 0:23 reaction and the pulling of the headphones.

@alex_orlov_

34w↑1

01:19

@PR-xm1gi

43w↑1

What’s the music at the end of the video called?

@memez2551

43w

The soundtrack is named Love Making.

@PaleoFiles

1y↑8

Is it weird that my most favourite scene from this film is of a deleted one?

@Bluemojieatscookie15

39w

NO, YOU SHUT UP TITANIC NOW SINK! 😡

@futureshock7425

1y↑2

Sod off they did lol

@worgenfreemanms5645

36w

Why they so rude to othership?

@DANIELLE_BREANNA_LACY

32w

And friendship. Jack Philips and Harold Bride were actually friends with Cyril Evans and most of the other radio operators of the ships near the Titanic long before that tragedy happened.