Titanic: 100 Years in 3D (2011) Blu-ray 3D [Region Free]

[Dnsmills]

Pre-order for August 14, 2012 release.

I saw this yesterday and thought some might be interested in it. This is not the James Cameron Titanic movie. It is the History Channel special.

HISTORY commemorates the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic by presenting never-before-seen footage of the sunken vessel. It is the most in-depth exploration and detailed analysis to date, all in glorious 3-D.

[wvl]

If it anything like the previous History Channel's converted 2D to 3D videos, I'll pass. They have produced some pretty lame 3Ds videos.

[Jbug]

Anyone plan on picking this up? The review is up: https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Titan.../34356/#Review already.

[Jsmith82]

I probably will - I love underwater 3D, it always looks so deep. Also it appears this was filmed in 3D, not converted.. Pretty sure it's going to look bad ass

Oh, and learning.. that too... lol

[Jsmith82]

Titanic at 100 History Channel Promo 2012 Commercial - YouTube

Looks pretty cool!

[Jbug]

I watched this with the wife the other day and we both liked it. I'm glad they had character voices describing events and feelings coming out of the left and right speakers. It was a nice touch. The 3D was solid on the underwater wreckage and the computer animation as well. I was not dissapointed.

[kspolikoff]

does this have a slipcover?

[Paul H]

Originally Posted by Jsmith82

Titanic at 100 History Channel Promo 2012 Commercial - YouTube

Looks pretty cool!

The 3D in "Titanic at 100" History Channel Documentary is native 3D and the quality hits you initially as presented.

Regarding Statements made from the above Promo:
"We're starting to do CSI Titanic."
Like the "Ghosts of the Abyss", the documentary fails to point out what part of the wreck they are exploring on the sea's artifact field floor, in real time, to give you an idea of where it's at and its relation to the other main parts of the ship. i.e. You get the impression that it is in one area without the assistance of explanation or diagram.

"We can start putting the ship back together" - (then showing CGI repair). Found nothing this suggests that was attempted in the documentary.

"This was a big chunk of Titanic we had no idea existed"
Didn't hear this statement or notice them pointing out the find.
Would sure be interested in what it was.

Other than the above disappointments, it was a very interesting 3D program.

Paul