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In Search of the Titanic, also known as Tentacolino, is the 2004 sequel to the Italian animated film The Legend of the Titanic, both of which are considered to be two of the worst movies of all time since going viral in 2009, primarily because of the concepts, which involve a fantasy version of the famed RMS Titanic disaster of 1912.
When an evil pirate-like rat and his Asian sidekick take Top Connors and Ronnie to the Atlantis rat reunion, they have to dive underwater. They hold their breaths so hard they go to their bellies, but they do not need to do this as they have been given the ability to talk and breathe underwater.
