Re-living The Titanic Experience
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On February 17th, a few lucky fans of the epic movie, Titanic, got to re-live what it must have been like on that fateful day in 1912, when the giant passenger liner started to sink.
Ticket holders were required to dress in 1912 period costumes for the movie showing. Once there, they were given the option of watching the movie either lounging on lifeboats floating in a swimming pool filled with icebergs, or lie on the sides of the pool or on beach chairs placed around the area.
Then, in a mist-filled environment, armed with unlimited snacks and drinks, the patrons enjoyed the epic movie, shown on a large screen in High Definition.
As the movie progressed, the dressed-up actors and actresses were encouraged to immerse themselves in the experience as much as they could - including emulating the stars of the movie - Kate Winslet and Leonardo di Caprio.
The free event, held at a local swimming pool in London , was organized by SKY Television to kick-off the celebrations leading to the 81st Annual Academy Awards in Los Angeles on February 22th. The organizers believed the fans would be able to feel they were part of the movie, if they watched it in a setting like this - Judging from the pictures it sure looks as though they did!
Source: Londonisfree.com, Zimbio.com, Islingtongazette.com
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- x-wingloverover 5 yearsI would love to try this Re-living The Titanic Experience for my self and I love it or not even though I love the Titanic so much that I have a picture frame of Titanic herself and her twin sister Olympic.
- sedrawoplorawover 6 yearsawesome!!!!!!!!!
- mackenzieabout 7 yearsoh my god the story was so sad
- Elloover 7 yearsWow. The Titanic was sad.
- awesome dudeabout 10 yearssad for what happened
- sandmanover 10 yearsI never watched the movie 'Titanic'
- sandmanover 10 yearsI wish I was there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- 126272over 10 yearsnice
- ts1989over 10 yearsI wish there was a video
- nikukyuover 10 yearsInteresting coincidence; 14 years before the Titanic sank, a man wrote a book called "The Titan" that descried a ship called the Titan that was thought would never sink. It crashed to an iceberg and SANK. ON THE SAME DAY TITANIC SANK. The only difference? How fast the ship was moving. In the book, the Titan was moving 20 knots, and the Titanic? It was moving 25 knots. That's all. Creeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepy...... Reply your comments