(at around 2h 40 mins) In the film, we see Titanic's stern rise to around 45 degrees and splitting in two from the top down with the boat deck ripping apart. However, recent forensic studies by maritime experts at the site of the wreck have all concluded that the hull began to break at a much lower angle of around 23 degrees. However, the ship broke in the middle and not between 3rd and 4th funnel, making the depicted elevation of the rear part of the ship essentially correct. In the film, you can hear the bending movement of the sinking ship; this is metal creaking and beginning to give way. The hull girders (which support the ship's hull) would never have been strong enough to hold half the ship in a vertical angle. However, the film was made well before the most recent forensic studies using the best available information at the time.
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