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Titanic: Honor & Glory

Titanic: Honor & Glory

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The Final Hours of TITANIC - New 2026 Real Time Sinking Animation

Video Overview & Insights

The 10th anniversary edition of the famous Titanic: Honor and Glory real-time sinking animation.

This is a triumph!

— @OceanlinerDesigns

Remade for 2026 and featuring:

- New models and improved graphics.

o cholllera ale łódka

— @thefman01

- Breathtaking effects and realistic animations.

- Intensive and thorough passenger and crew research.

Must have been a creepy feeling for the other boats to go full speed into an area where they know an iceberg could smash them too at my point

— @PokerLife11

- Breakup and sinking analysis from wreck data (courtesy RMS Titanic, Inc.)

- Fully animated realistic passengers and crew in period-correct attire.

Last transmission… “This is Titanic”, “This is…”

— @PokerLife11

- And much more.

Witness the iceberg collision, every lifeboat launching, wireless message, heroic escape, the break, the foundering, and more, based on survivor testimony and the work of renowned researcher Sam Halpern.

The words being shouted out , “women and children first”….. by the end of the night with not enough time to even launch all the lifeboats, those words would unfortunately become, “women and children only”, with few males sneaking on

— @PokerLife11

This is that event, in real-time, as it actually happened.

◼️ THG PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/titanichg

The Californian was extremely close but the operator fell asleep. Crazy.

— @PokerLife11

◼️ THG FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/titanichg

◼️ TITANIC DECK PLANS: https://www.titanicdeckplan.com/

3:12:09
Credits Music: Nearer, My God, to Thee

— @MontoyaGamer1_Entertainment

◼️ THG WEBSITE: https://www.titanichg.com/

◼️ MEDIA REQUESTS: contact@vdr.llc

8:07 did Titanic have a runner in the First Class Dining Saloon???

— @h-oi2nw

More User Perspectives

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11:25

@MGamer1Music
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2:38:00 :(

@mariazelmartinez205
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This was masterfully done. The graphics superior to the point that attires I forgot that I was watchingCG. The talent ad the time it took to put this together are awe inspiring. The pacing, the sound effects, and the story telling all the way to the poignant ending, just remarkable.This is television quality. Well done and Bravo!

@olentangy74
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2:38:00

@MGamer1Music
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Amazing. Loved it😎😎👍🏿👍🏿

@biggcwrldtv
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11:41

@stalsksclover
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This is a small thing but you forgot to update “112 years on, one despairing fact brings us back to this night” technically it was 114 years ago in 2026.

@atotalidiot
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I love this stuff I love the content between you and Mr Mike Brady I mean it just it keeps getting better thank you guys

@jacyjensen9986
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This is amazing.

@aml6106
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Would the Titanic have not sunk had it collided head-on with the iceberg instead of trying to dodge?

@Khanmanlol
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People don’t give enough blame to the captain for ordering full speed, even though he was warned ahead of time to go as slow as possible around those areas with previous sightings of icebergs from previous ships… And also the lookouts for not bringing up the binoculars. It was there one job and they blew it

@PokerLife11
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I wonder what would’ve happened if the Titanic sunk with modern regulations. How many lives would be saved?

@arena_sniper7869
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This absolutely amazing but why can't we use this type of technology to recreate the San Francisco earthquake of 1906. Which in my opinion just as tragic if not more. We need to recreate American history.

@timmartin7664
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The slow rise of the water was almost menacing. Like an evil entity slowly devouring the ship while many didn't know or acknowledge they were in danger. You made the water feel like an approaching serial killer, which it was, but also just frigid ocean water doing what it does. Loved the shots of it!

And then listening to the roar of victims slowly wind down into silence is haunting. Those were lives being lost, people losing their fight against the cold. Eerie. Well done, THG!

@sassypen
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02:10:50
Very surprised to hear this song.

@r.l.sturgeonmoore7475
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RIP to the Maiden Titanic. She will be missed

@Poetry4Life-l9i
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I visited the Titanic museum in Belfast today and just had to watch this once i got back. Outstanding work from very talented people at T:H&G. I have a question: The museum has an area with three gigantic screens showing a short 'fly through' of the ship before the disaster, is the footage down to you guys? If not, the museum is definitely missing a trick here. Once again, thank you for your hard work for all of us to enjoy.

@AndyArmiger
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Nicely executed

@kawaiipotatolewis9507
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Of all the documentaries i've seen of the Titanic this 1 is the best as it covers everything from the iceberg strike to the sinking and eveything else in between, for what it features possibly the greatest it's in real time.
The tragedy could have been averted if it struck the iceberg head on, there would have been less damage and more people would have survived, this deserves a 5* rating as it has been put together really well

@KevinSimons-g9e
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I love the team placed life in the ship 🥹✌️

@Randomguy-y5f
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Outstanding work

@bengalbhoy
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Looks like Ed Zitron was a model for many of the 3rd class NPCs!! LOL!

@NigelPeters-s1m
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Where did the stern split off? I missed it...

@toAdmiller
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An amazing piece of work 👏👏👏

@GaryC-2112
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3 Hours in a dark closet, really need to brighten up the entire movie so you can see and understand what's happening.

@777-5x
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11:14

2:46:08

@Miguel_16811
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About the only thing the brave crew got wrong was their abysmal handling of the lifeboats. I get that there weren't too many people up on deck early. The reluctance of women to leave their husbands & Lightoller's insistence of women and children first to mean women & children only cost about 300 lives. If i'm launching that first lifeboat it's not leaving until there's at least 60 in it. Get your officers back inside & tell them there's a lifeboat leaving in 2 minutes. First in first dressed. Then wait 5 minutes. At which point you let in any men within eyesight.

@Worker_and_Parasite
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The vid music reminds me of the early Warner Bros. animation cartoons.

@millville
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This animation was amazing and still terrifying. Brilliant work for a very sad event.

@huntoriginalmusic-wy2rc
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God Bless the Carpathian for getting there as fast as she could.

@Karen-v1b7i
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Shook my head and sighed after I read all but 1 lifeboat count... Very sad...

@80HD777
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incredible job!

@BeardedPoutine
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1:58:20 we see how close the D Deck door is to the waterline, she would have lasted longer if that had been shut and they would not have been in such a rush trying to launch the collapsibles.

@christopherparsons3023
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Dziękujemy.

@mariuszmagos5257
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If I knew that I had not learned to swim in my life

Then I prefer to think that I had held on to the boat... taking one last deep breath and tightening my grip...; just how deep into the water would one go before losing consciousness?!

@2112SNEEK
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read history!!!!!!!!!!!!! the titanic dident break ,it sank in one piece the video is totaly wrong!!!

@apolonistisapolonistis3908
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COMPLETE FALSE VIDEO ,THE REAL TITANIC SANK IN ONE PIECE .

@apolonistisapolonistis3908
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Your video is wrong the Titanic didn't break in two—it sank intact, just as the 1958 movie shows.

@apolonistisapolonistis3908
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At what time does the hissing stop from the steam

@CamilaCediel
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Wow, this is such an amazing animation. Such great details, it feels very authentic and I got goosebumps when the ship broke apart. Thank you so much for creating this.

@Missy04
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It is amazing, and sad at the same time, how the moment the water reached the bridge, the sinking accelerated so fast. Also i like how you made the change from north atlantic to besfalt

@wolfpredator155
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This is so well done it's actually quite terrifying, considering they are hundreds of miles from from land one way and thousands the other and miles to the seabed. The way you portraid it, you're bring the terror to life, for me anyway

@Atheosandras