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Deep Dive: Titanic Arrogance (2011)

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Titanic Arrogance
In 'Titanic Arrogance', the documentary revisits the centennial of the Titanic's launch, focusing on the human errors that contributed to the ship's sinking. It details the construction flaws and misjudgments made during the building process that led to the Titanic colliding with an iceberg. The film presents a thorough account of these critical mistakes, emphasizing the overconfidence of those who designed and built the ship. Utilizing never-before-broadcast HD footage, the documentary illustrates the events leading up to the disaster. By examining the arrogance surrounding the Titanic's creation, it provides insights into the lessons learned from this maritime tragedy, making it a significant reflection on the consequences of human error.

Why Watch

  • See the construction flaws that doomed the Titanic.
  • Find out about the misjudgments made during Titanic's creation.
  • Watch never-before-seen HD footage of the Titanic.

Did You Know

The Titanic was launched in 1911, marking its centennial in this documentary.
The film runs for 40 minutes, focusing on specific human errors.
Construction flaws played a key role in the Titanic's fate, as discussed in the film.
The documentary features never-before-broadcast HD footage of the Titanic.

Perfect For

Maritime history enthusiastsFans of disaster documentariesTitanic researchers