Reenactment of the 1972 Poseidon Adventure Capsizing

[GreatNorthern01]

Stupis and lame

[virtualferguson]

@GreatNorthern01 i agree with you why would someone make this!

[Skimbleshanks34]

I'll thumbs up for a whiter shade of pale..

[MegaTitanicfreak]

Woah the camera capsized

[EmpireOwner1]

This is bisexual and missleading. Not so quite fake and gay

[DAHLIASBLOOD]

This is the shit Kevin

Aunt Heather

[jjohn2k]

the ship flipped over, but nobody noticed

[plusplusplusplusp]

I'm sorry, but this sucks.

[TitanicExpert]

I want to do that should I ever go on the Queen Mary someday. 

[sinsitysisterssinema]

In the original film the ship is hit from the port side. I think that's what starmanwrangler is thinking of. But starmanwrangler is correct as this clip is still inaccurate. The film clearly shows the right side of the set rising, and people are falling to the left. This clip shows the opposite. In the film, it's hit from the port side, so we have to imagine the camera facing stern, thus the roll of passengers to the left. You are both right and both wrong. lol.

[starmanwrangler]

Cute, but you are turning the camera the wrong way. In the original film we see the room turn over towards the port side, not starboard.

[wesmovies]

nop hes right watch th fim it shows the ship tiltied to the right

[ACTIONBlockbusters]

LOL

[larrynod]

Hilarious. And they did shoot exterior shots on the Queen Mary.

[DCnightcrawler]

Actually, the interior of the dining room in "The Poseidon Adventure" was a studio set styled very closely after the Queen Mary interior. It even reused relief panels and doors from "Cleopatra" (look closely and you will see Egyptian detail rather than Greek!). Great movie.

[hauntedgeek]

HAHA! That's great. The stale 70s beat is perfect.

[jjohn2k]

got to love those inertial dampers they put on modern cruise liners

[lindseychrisman]

eek! i was a scared!