Titanic 25th Anniversary 4K Release Featurette Reveals How The Sinking Dining Room Was Made

James Cameron’s Titanic is 25 years old and still holds the record for having one of the biggest box office returns of all time. The film helped to establish both Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet as A-list stars and made it clear that Cameron, who was already known for hit films like Aliens and The Terminator, was capable of delivering spectacle on an even grander scale. Now, Titanic is coming to home cinemas in a new way; a 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc from Paramount Home Entertainment.

The true story behind Titanic may not have included people actually named Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt, but Cameron meticulously realized the ship for maximum authenticity during filming. Screen Rant is excited to share a featurette from the Titanic 4K release which offers a look at one of the film’s most ambitious sets. Learn more about the sinking dining room set from Titanic in the video below:

More About The Titanic 25th Anniversary 4K UHD Release

Viewers can dive deeper than ever into the first 1 billion dollar movie thanks to an expansive release that features the film as well as hours of new and legacy bonus content. Titanic will be released in a two-disc set featuring the film on 4K Ultra HD and an additional Blu-ray Disc with interviews, featurettes, and more. The bonus content on the Blu-ray Disc includes new interviews with James Cameron, Kate Winslet, and producer Jon Landau that detail notable memories, moments, and challenges, a behind-the-scenes presentation that showcases the making of the film, deleted scenes, and more.

For the ultimate collector, a Titanic Limited-Edition Collector’s Boxed Set boasts all of the above, plus a hardcover coffee table book, a detailed schematic inspired by the real Titanic’s blueprint that highlights locations of key scenes, and movie prop reproductions. For the musically inclined, the Limited-Edition Collector’s Boxed Set even includes sheet music for Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On”. With either version of the Titanic 25th anniversary 4K UHD release, viewers can be reminded once again of why the film endures to this day.