THIS DELETED 'TITANIC' SCENE IS HEARTWRENCHING

Titanic is quite literally one of the best gifts of mankind!

No film has ever made the viewers experience a whirlwind of emotions like this one did and not one soul who's watched this movie has ever complained about the film's runtime.

Titanic is synonymous with a plethora of adjectives because we can never describe this film in one word or one sentence. The film took home 11 Oscars in the year 1997 and that just further added to its legendary status. 20 years later, everything about the world might have gotten old but not this film! Then something resurfaced on the net that brought back all the memories of the film.

This deleted scene will make even the most heartless fans reach out for their tissues and for more than half a population, that is still hopelessly in love this film, would have wished for the scene to have made it through the final cut!

It shows the survivors’ rescue in full, rather than the shortened version of the sequence shown in the classic film, as reported by The Sun. We see Joseph Bruce Ismay, who was a high ranking official in the company who owned the Titanic and showed himself to be both cowardly and driven by self-interest.

The close-up shows him guilt-ridden and remorseful. We also see a more grief-stricken Rose, while her teary mother searches for her.

There's also a brief shot of the girl Rose's fiancé, Cal, used to get a space on a lifeboat.

We know that the film is all set to hit selective theaters to mark the 20th anniversary of the film and we'd love for this scene to be a part of that screening!