Titanic Dvd

En juillet 2011, Bob Ballard, National Geographic et l'institut océanographique de Woods Hole organisent une expédition sur le site du naufrage du Titanic, au nord de l'océan Atlantique. Leurs nouveaux sous-marins filoguidés permettent de traverser les portes, les hublots et les zones démolies afin de pénétrer dans la Marconi Room et les cabines des passagers, offrant ainsi une vision panoramique du navire. Pendant ce temps, d'autres machines s'attèlent à récupérer les bagages et les effets personnels présents dans les décombres. Des objets qui apportent un témoignage précieux sur l'histoire de chacun de leur propriétaire, et qui seront ensuite restitués aux membres de leurs familles encore en vie.

" Ce film est davantage un appel à la raison et un acte politique qu'un documentaire sur la crise écologique. D'ailleurs, la "belle nature sauvage" est la grande absente…" (Nicolas Hulot)

La-La Land Records, Paramount Pictures and Sony Music proudly present TITANIC – 20th ANNIVERSARY EDITION, a special limited, remastered and expanded 4-CD re-issue of legendary composer James Horner’s (AVATAR, GLORY, ALIENS) Oscar®-Winning original motion picture score to the 1997 landmark Best Picture film, TITANIC, written and directed by James Cameron, and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Gloria Stuart. Regarded as one of the composer’s finest achievements, this deluxe presentation showcases a comprehensive assembly of Horner’s deeply emotional, romantic and thrilling iconic score on both Discs One and Two, while additional music and alternate cues are featured on Disc Three, and the film’s period source music is housed on Disc Four. Produced by Mike Matessino and Neil S. Bulk, with the approval of the James Horner Estate and Lightstorm Entertainment, and mastered by Matessino from studio vault elements, this sumptuous, stellar-sounding reissue is limited to 5000 units. Writer Jeff Bond’s exclusive liner notes, as presented within a sleek 36-page booklet, take you deep inside the production of the epic and its music, while Dan Goldwasser’s sharp art design celebrates the cinematic experience that is TITANIC. Let maestro Horner sweep you away like never before, with this knockout presentation of one of the most notable scores of our time!

On April 14, 1912, just before midnight, the unsinkable Titanic struck an iceberg. In less than three hours, it had plunged to the bottom of the sea, taking with it 1,500 of its 2,200 passengers. A Night to Remember depicts the ship’s final hours in an unforgettable rendering of Walter Lord’s book of the same name. Now, aficionados of this terrific film can compare it to the facts with Criterion’s special edition, which features screen-specific commentary by Titanic experts Don Lynch and Ken Marschall.

Ships that Changed the World is a fascinating three-part series which explores how the history of the 20th century was defined by the iconic vessels of the age. Presented by Colonel Tim Collins, the show uncovers the secret history of ship building, and charts the fortunes of Belfast-based dockyard Harland and Wolff, revealing how the ships and the industry they spawned shaped the course of global history for almost a century. Once the greatest shipbuilders in the world, they played a crucial role in two world wars, survived Luftwaffe bombing, the Wall Street crash, and the advent of air travel.

Ships that Changed the World is a fascinating three-part series which explores how the history of the 20th century was defined by the iconic vessels of the age. The show uncovers the secret history of ship building, and charts the fortunes of Belfast-based dockyard Harland and Wolff, revealing how the ships and the industry they spawned shaped the course of global history for almost a century.