The 1997 movie Titanic romanticized while also reflecting the tragedy of Titanic’s sinking and the loss of nearly 1,500 lives.

Now, thanks to the BBC, you can get a new perspective and rediscovery of Titanic and its wreckage that’s equally compelling, wondrous, and, yet, educational.

The BBC has a new site solely dedicated to the journey, facts, sinking and wreckage of the Titanic. The site contains in-depth information through the use of online film footage. If you’re reading this, you can watch the videos - for free.

Most of the video contains exclusive footage of Mike McKimm’s trip to the shipwreck site back in 2005. Here’s are highlights and links to the video pages:

The main page of the site is here. It includes a trailer, the starting link for the videos, and links to Titanic Quizes. The main video page has a link to EVERY video. However, it’s easier and less confusing to watch the videos in progressive order:

1. The "Setting Sail" page contains videos of:
   • Via Cape Race
   • The Ship
   • The Divers
   • The Ocean
   • The Plaque
   • The Grave
2. The "Prepare to Dive" page contains videos of:
   • The MIRs
   • The Navigation
   • The Weather
3. The "Journey to the Bottom" page contains videos of:
   • The Launch
   • The Descent
   • The Ocean Floor
4. The "Exploring the Wreck" page contains videos of:
   • The Bow
   • The Deck
   • The Radio Room
   • The Windows
   • The First Class Entrance
   • The Mast
   • The Bridge
   • The Port Side
   • The Engines
   • The Captain’s Quarters
   • The Coal
5. The "Surfacing" page contains videos of:
   • The Aftermath
   • The Artist
6. The "Ghosts" page contains videos of:
   • The Souls of the Dead?
   • The Unknown Child
   • The Belfast Man

Thanks BBC!