The Titanic, a four-block-long ship with a passenger list valued at $250 million, was hailed as an incredible achievement. However, on its first voyage in April 1912, this dream turned into a tragedy when the ship collided with an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic. Over 1,500 people perished in what became one of the 20th century's worst disasters. Using newsreels, photographs, diaries, and interviews with survivors, *Titanic: The Complete Story* details the history of this famous liner. Part I, "Death of a Dream," follows the ship's christening in Ireland before documenting the disaster as iceberg warnings are ignored and the Titanic sinks. Part II, "The Legend Lives On," depicts the overcrowded lifeboats leaving the sinking ship as distress signals are sent out, leaving 1,500 passengers to die in the ocean.