Netflix is under fire for airing Titanic after the tragedy!
Netflix has decided to air Titanic again after the submarine tragedy. Here are all the details.
After the tragic touristic Titanic submarine accident Netflix has decided to air Titanic again. Fans were not so happy about it and people started to react. This month, five wealthy tourists went on a submarine expedition to visit the wreckage of the Titanic, as part of an expensive tourist event run by OceanGate.
Experts said that during their descent to the wreck, the underwater vehicle they were traveling in experienced a catastrophic explosion under the intense water pressure in the depths of the North Atlantic, and everyone on board probably died instantly.
Netflix's decision to air Titanic again is criticized
Netflix hosting Titanic a week after the Oceangate incident is actually disgusting.
— Gimk (@GimkNFT) June 24, 2023
They never disappoint to show everyone how greedy they are.
Among those killed in the "disastrous" incident were OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush, billionaire explorer Hamish Harding, French diver Paul-Henri Nargeolet, Pakistani businessman Sehzade Davut and his son Suleyman Davut. A few days after the event, Netflix announced that the award-winning film starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet will return to its digital streaming service on July 1. People started to react on Netflix's decision. "It's really disgusting that Netflix released Titanic a week after the Oceangate incident," wrote one person on Twitter. "They never disappoint in showing everyone how greedy they are."
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