Titanic memorial cruise sets sail – video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC442Ip6EXs TITANIC – CUT SCENES
'Titanoraks' embark on a memorial cruise to retrace the ship's voyage
100 years after it sank. The Balmoral cruise ship set sail from Southampton on
Sunday morning with 1,300 passengers on board. The 12-night cruise was
organised to commemorate the Titanic's sinking on 15 April 1912, which killed
more than 1,500 people
The
opening title comes on. The camera pans past wide landscapes with hills and
beautiful building. Sometimes the more spectacular things you’ll see are on the
silver screen, but that doesn’t have to be all they are. Ever since the Lord of
the Rings movies enticed fans and wanderlust travelers alike to visit New
Zealand, going to film locations is a great way to see new places. Here are a
few of the best movies from 2012 that you should go see (in person).
This
movie won many awards and many hearts as the CIA-Canadian secret operation to
extract six fugitive American diplomats got increasingly intense to watch.
Bombs, riots and political unrest make up this movie as they move through what
is set as revolutionary Iran. The movie was shot in part in the city of
Istanbul which is bustling with activity. If you want things to do there, you
wont be disappointed – in fact you’ll probably need to narrow down the places
you want to see. Be sure to check out the Topkapi Palace, or if you like shopping head over to the Kapalı
Çarşı which has been known as the shoppers mecca for years.
Some claim this movie to be the next Avatar. I wouldn’t say that as I
didn’t see any blue people, but I do agree with other claims that this may be
one of the most visually stunning movies of 2012. While only the first part of
the movie was set in India, it would be hard to pinpoint exactly where his
floating island of critters was. India still has some of the best visuals to
make any landscape fanatic swoon. If you really want to see some tigers and
other animals, why not see the Taipei Zoo where part of the film was shot?
The Life of PI
The Life of PI
What
movie film location list would be complete without one of the titles from Peter
Jackson? While Frodo’s adventures have been available to people for some time
now on DVD, Bilbo’s have eluded us – till now. And what better way to get
closer to Middle Earth than journeying to the lands that have inspired these
films? New Zealand is a beautiful place with lots of mountains to hike, places
to go, and there is a love there for the stories written by Tolkien (plus Lord of the Rings specific tours). Get your passport, grab your venturesafe 25L and let’s go!
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