Nat Geo Buys ‘Titanic Sinks Tonight’ Docu-Drama Recreating Final Hours Of Tragic Disaster

>Writing for *The Titanic Critic*, a publication dedicated to reviewing *Titanic*-related media, writer Pablo O’Hana gave the series an “unmissable” five-star rating.[^([9])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanic_Sinks_Tonight#cite_note-9) He praised its originiality and confrontation of the more controverisal aspects of *Titanic* history, but noted that some of the CGI and use of AI was “grating.”[^([10])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanic_Sinks_Tonight#cite_note-OHana-10) Concluding, he called the show “punishing, chilling, and upsetting,” adding that the BBC had “finally done what so many have tried – and failed – to do [since 1997:](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanic_(1997_film)) Successfully and effecitvely put *Titanic* back on screen with the care and attention that both she and those who sailed on her deserve.”[^([10])](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titanic_Sinks_Tonight#cite_note-OHana-10)

Sounds like it might be pretty alright.

Bit of a stupid title though. They couldn’t come up with something better than “Titanic Sinks Tonight”?

In the ocean, the mighty ocean…

The title reminds me of that dumb chant that the townspeople keep doing in one of the recent Halloween movies. “Titanic Sinks Tonight! Titanic Sinks Tonight! Titanic Sinks Tonight!”