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A Night to Remember Max:
This Titanic movie called
A Night to Remember was very good; factual and stayed to real information the whole movie. This movie compared to
Titanic
and
Titanic II is my second favorite because it had very good facts and if you wanted to learn more about the
Titanic
, I would recommend watching this movie or reading the book.
A Night to Remember had very good special effects for its time and pretty good acting, it stayed true to the real story of the
Titanic
.
One thing this movie did not have was the ship splitting into two when it was sinking, this is mainly because they did not know; but the newer
Titanic
movie does show this. If you want to stay to factual information and learn about the
Titanic,
I would say definitely watch this movie and learn about the
Titanic.

Lukas:
A Night to Remember was the most accurate movie that we watched. It followed Second
Officer Lightoller stay on the
Titanic
. It was really descriptive and was very factual. It was based off of the book,
A Night to Remember by Walter Lord. The special effects were surprisingly good for a movie that came out in 1958. Even though it was made in 1958 the quality and special effects were way better that
Titanic II
, but not as good as
Titanic
. It stuck more to the real story and what really happened on the ship. The story line was also very good in this movie. I really liked this movie I would recommend it to people who are interested in the
Titanic
.

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