Titanic adventure out of time movie#

00:44, This is a weird one and I am not sure it counts.

Of course that destroyed his set, but still interesting to think that they sank this one multiple times! That means they flooded that staircase set at least twice. I donвЂ™t mean just a different post-filming filter or a speed change like :30 and :31 were, I mean the men are falling in different ways, the water is moving differently, and the staircase is not breaking apart. Two, this is a totally different shot of the staircaseВ floodingВ that is used in the film.

Titanic adventure out of time movie#

00:42, TWO THINGS!! One, as a kid I noticed that this is NOTВ Sonsee Ahray saying the line, вЂњWe canвЂ™t leave all hose people,вЂќ as AhrayвЂ™s line in the movie is much quieter and less urgent.

THis time, though, it sounds more like the original actor doing the dub.

00:40, Isabella ParadineвЂ™s, вЂњThere arenвЂ™t enough boats,вЂќ is not said the same as it is said in the film.

The line that Stewart delivers is much softer, as he is trying not to attract attention, so it makes sense that a more urgent one recorded by someone else was used for the preview

00:38, вЂњHow long to you think they would last that water is 28 degrees!вЂќ is a line paraphrased from Officer Murdoch (played by Malcolm Stewart)В in the film.

WHAT?! Six-year-old Cade NEVER noticed this!

00:33, ANOTHER BIGGY! A shot of people sliding down the side of the ship which A, corresponds to a shot used in the film but from a different angle and B, CLEARLY shows a studio lamp in the top right corner.

00:33, HOLY GOODNESS this is a BIG ONE! A shot of the Titanic sinking that is NO WHERE in the film! Is it a model? To me, it looks different than the CGI Titanic they have, but it might just be because the shot has the natural yellow hue to it and not the filtered blue hue most of the sinking sequence gets.

Like the above, the film version has a different post-filming color filter and slowed down in the final montage.

00:31, A shot of a man running into a wall of water.

Ismay, which in the film isВ severely filtered in post and actually used in a montage with many other shots in slower motion. Phillips (Matt Hill) says, вЂњWeвЂ™ve struck an Iceberg,вЂќ but in the film his line is, вЂњWeвЂ™ve struck a berg.вЂќ

00:20, One of many shots with a slightly different hue/filter than the finished product.

00:14, A shot of Titanic, which in the filmВ erroneouslyВ has no rudder, but in this preview shot correctly does!.

00:11, An alternate shot of people waving to the Titanic.

From this preview, we can learn/see/notice: This promo aired right before the first half started 16 years ago tonight. Over the past couple of years I would habitually search YouTube and other sources for videos orВ referencesВ to the premiere in hopes of seeing something from it again, to refresh my memory and perhaps to learn something new. I remembered as a kid noticing a handful of things which were different from the film, but without the VHS could never critically look at it. I had the premiere of the miniseries on tape for a few years until it got recorded over and when I realized how that meant I would never see the whole show like that again, I was heartbroken. With no behind-the-scenes features or anything resembling them on DVDs, seeing these in previews is kind of a big deal to compare and contrast with the finished product. Like many previews, these would contain a handful of alternate shots not shown in the film. Before and during the airing, CBS added special previews and bumpers which, since a movie can have only one premiere, would never be seen again.

The same is true for the Hallmark miniseries TitanicВ which premiered on CBS 16 years ago to this day. In an age before instant video, when a movie or a showВ premieredВ on the the television, it was kind of a big deal.

The original post from November 17, 2012В with edits to reflect the new video follows: Here is the re-pressed (not вЂњrepressedвЂќ) post with a video from my YouTube channel.

Not too long after that, the YouTube account associated with the videos I linked to was abandoned, but I never took the time to fix the post. Two years ago I did a blog post on the two different promos CBS used to lead in to the Hallmark miniseries Titanic in 1996.