Titanic * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary * Millennial Movie Monday
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- The unsinkable ship? Well, we know how that worked out.
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"It's a movie. They can't just kiss and then sink the boat." Dying.
Just watch Titanic in 5 seconds video. XD
Jack certainly sunk His boat inside Rose. 😏
@@sebswede9005 Wink wink nudge nudge.
They can if it's Michael Bay.
Spoilers , Titanic sinks :-)
Blake: *saying nothing*
Ashleigh: "Shhh! They Kissin!"
Blake: *...says nothing harder*
That cracked me up, too.
lol ashleigh cracks herself up all the time
"I don't think this part was necessary"... she was living, really living, for the first time in her life. That is why the scene was necessary. Building up her struggle. We know her fears and sadness, and her hopelessness. That was when she learned to feel something, to hope, to see a future. And not *only* with Jack, but in general.
“I just thought it was people getting together singing awful music” - “Yeah, it’s called church.” I’m dead. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Gregorian chant has become criminally underrated compared to lightweight and dated, St. Louis Jesuit crap.
omg i was Dying
Accurate
He said “I’m not tryna be ugly-“ 🤣
My grandfather actually knew the Titanic was going to sink. He tried warning everyone, but no one would listen. He became desperate, yelling and screaming...
They finally had to kick him out of the theater.
😂😂😂😉
Hahahaha
😆
That's freaking hilarious!!
🏅
"Oh my God, she's so pretty!"
Says Ashleigh about literally every actress in every movie reaction. Lol
Hahaha she does do that! Lol look at the bone structure!
😂😂😂👍
I mean what can you say, she's doesnt hate which is a good thing.
She hasn't said about Linda Blair.
@@frozengamer3030 Ha!
Fun fact: The scene where Rose takes her robe off in front of Jack wasn't revealed to Leo that she would be genuinely naked. So when he says "Go on the bed- THE COUCH" it was an ACTUAL flub in his acting but they kept it cause it was too perfect. His reaction to her nudity is real.
I am SO happy there’s someone who knows about the actual facts of Titanic to watch it with someone who hasn’t seen it before!!!
They didn’t bring art to decorate the cabin - they _bought_ art in Europe and were currently bringing it back to America. Rose thought ‘why not enjoy it on the journey? Get it out of the packaging!’
Bought art from Europe , when USA had no painters ...back then Homer or Whistler .
On April 15, 2012, our local theatre screened Titanic in 3D. The showtime was coordinated so that the sinking of the ship on screen was exactly 100 years in sync with the actual sinking, down to the minute. For me, it was a very moving experience.
Which part of the sinking did they line up? Like when it gets hit? When it breaks? When it finally goes down? I honestly wanna know. It took a while for that behemoth of a ship to sink.
@@Butmunch666 He/she said "in sync with the actual sinking"
@@MoMoMyPup10 She said to the actual minute. No way to know when any of that was.
@@Butmunch666 ..the moment it went under.
@@Butmunch666 "No way to know when any of that was."
Hello? People had clocks in 1912.
It hit the iceberg at 11:40 p.m.
It sank at 2:20 a.m.
When I was fifteen, I watched the first tape of Titanic almost every day for a year. I don’t think I will ever be able to forget that it ends with, “I believe you may get your headlines, Mr. Ismay.” You got close but not quite there!
Yea, after years of not watching it, my mom and I found it on a streaming service, and right at the spot my mom says "Please insert tape 2" lol.... Funny how you still remember silly details like that after so long :)
@@LLearners yes! I do that when I watch movies that my dad had on laser disc 😆 "Annnd disc 2" lol
Yes!! I watched all the time as well! Taking back up with Rose and Cal in their room.
My mom once told me that while she was in line waiting to get a ticket to see it in theaters, she was chatting with her friend about it, along the lines of, "It's a shame it sank..." kinda way, and someone in line behind her said, "Oh! Thanks, Miss Spoiler!"
And I'm like, Seriously? I learned about this in school, didn't they teach you about this?
Same thing happened to us. Movies like this are wasted on people like that. Oxygen is wasted on people like that.
i know this comment is old but i think she was joking
One time this person I meet thought the Marx brothers masterpiece Duck Soup (1933) was a old timey reality show lol
"Its a movie they arent just gonna kiss and sink the boat" LMAO... Blake is awesome
Kathy Bates is playing the part of Margaret Brown, posthumously known as "The Unsinkable Molly Brown", was an American socialite and philanthropist. There is a movie out called The Unsinkable Molly Brown, but the reason the rich don't like her is because she wasn't from established money as in old family funds. She was poor, with little to no education and got it the new way, earning it. Plus, because she wasn't posh, she tended to speak her mind and was a bit rough around the edges. She was ahead of her time.
Which is ironic as in the movie the Dewitt-Bukater family were broke as hell.
Debbie Reynolds plays the starring role. She would be known to younger people as Carrie Fisher's Mother.
Her house is still standing here in Denver and you can take a tour through it.
If you hadn't brought this up I woulda! I would LOVE to see a reaction to that musical. Love it!
I toured Molly Brown's house in Denver in 2003...Awesome home
The cut on the VHS tape was after the captain told Ismay, "You may get your headlines, Mr. Ismay".
"You know, the woman you´d leave me for"
It´s my first time watching you and I already love you guys xD
I like Hubbin. His humor could dry out the Sahara. I'm looking forward to his repeat performances.
I think you meant that in the other direction. The Sahara is already dry. The Pacific maybe or the Amazon. Yea?
He reminds of a Niles Crane (David Hyde Pierce).
@@MrVvulf I told my daughter the exact same thing 🤣
@@tristramcoffin926 Perhaps they meant "out dry", as in it's drier than the Sahara?
Naw - I like "dry out the Sahara".
Like, it's so dry, that even a *desert* get dried out... now *THAT'S* dry!!!!! 😊😄
Cal: "It is unsinkable. God himself couldn't sink this ship."
God: "Hold my iceberg."
God: "No wait! I'm gonna need that"
Titanic was the second sister of three ships, two of which sank (Britannic), all three were involved in collisions with the loss of life.
@@stevecampbell9670 Goddess: 'No. It's mine, now. Let me show you how to sink the unsinkable'
God:"I created Molly Brown, good luck"
God:((cracks knuckles)) Time to drown this puppy.
You missed the point of what he meant.
The old timey footage at the beginning of the movie with people on the deck of the Titanic waving was in fact shot for this movie however they used actual vintage hand crank cameras from the early part of the twentieth century to film those shots with.
You guys are so cute. The chemistry is undeniable. Definitely need Hubbin in more reactions. His love for this movie and the Titanic is adorable and him just as surprised as us at the lack of classic movies you’ve seen is hilarious. I’ll start the chant now.
MORE HUBBIN!!!
MORE HUBBIN!!!
MORE HUBBIN!!!
P. S. - I can’t be the only one that thinks Hubbin looks like a young Chris Bauer (look him up).
"I never thought a robot could be cute, but look at him!"
Add WALL-E to the list of movies she needs to react to.
Agreed
She should watch THE ABYSS next, to see how much it was a practice run for TITANIC. Also, it had two robots, Big Geek and Little Geek, which should be Ashleigh and Hubbin's nicknames for each other.
Johnny Five is another cute robot.
what about short circuit with johnny 5....
Actually I think Disney movies are among the few she's seen already.
The 2 of you are proof that opposites attract. You both have a sense of humor, but the type of humor is so different. Ashleigh is more in your face and whacky, while the hubby is more dry. It's a nice blend because each personality reflects and magnifies the other. And this is one of those movies that could have cut a bunch of stuff out, but in the end it does do a good job telling the bigger overall story and because of that I'll always like this movie.
Wish she could be serious for 5 seconds. I've enjoyed her in other reactions, but find her annoying in this one.
@@ckobo84 I find it ironic that someone with the name "Dick Trickle" would complain about another person not being serious enough about something. It's obvious she's having a good time because she's with her hubby. She's excited to share something he really likes. The point of "REACTIONS" are for them to react. They can't just sit and watch a movie because then it's literally them just watching a movie. They have to add something to it in order to avoid copyright laws. By adding commentary and making it unique it counts towards her 'creating' something new. And at the end of the day calling someone annoying because you don't like how they react to a movie is just...weird. Her personality is what makes her stand out.
@@ckobo84 I agree, she clearly has no interest in watching this movie at all, just sitting there making sarcastic comments about every single scene.
Hubbin plus a great straight man? All the best comedy duos have the wacky one and the straight man. Also, I love dry humour.
Abbot and Costello they be!
I actually remember when the first VHS cassette ends. Where Andrews, Ismay, and the Captain are looking at the floor plans of the ship and determining that it will sink within 2 hours. The captain then says to Ismay along the lines of “I guess you’ll get your headlines Mr. Ismay” before smashing to black.
The scenes in steerage were important because Cameron wanted to show various social groups, not just the upper class. And to show how Rose was breaking away from the limitations and expectations placed on her.
Ashleigh: "I thought rich people just like to get together and sing awful music."
'Hubband': "Yeah it's called church."
Me: (Dead)🤣😂🤣😂🤣
omg, so funny.
Gregorian chant has become criminally underrated compared to lightweight and dated, St. Louis Jesuit crap.
Fucking wonderful
"I just thought rich people liked to get together and sing awful music."
"Yeah, it's called church."
Oh my god that got me!!
That was such a gem.
Plenty of poor people go to church
Blake's sense of humor is the best! He's had me laughing every time he's been on.
Rose's mother lacing up her corsets good and *tight* is pretty symbolic of their relationship and Rose's predicament.
"I'd look like a can of busted biscuts!" That is the most southern thing I've ever heard. ^_^
From Tennessee. Not the south. ;)
@@t0dd000 Well isn't that the south really? I'm way up here in Ohio so everything south for me LOL. Then again my friends in Tennesee do say these things too.
OMG yes. Thats going in my back pocket
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@@t0dd000
That is the south
FUN FACT! When he's going to draw her and he says, "Over on the bed...the couch." That was actually a slip on DeCaprio's part. It was supposed to be "the couch" but he was nervous and said bed. But the gaffe was so good they kept it.
I started researching Titanic in 1983- I was in high school when it was discovered. When this movie came out I saw it 2x in the theater! I cried like a baby both times because there were so many interesting details shown that were in my research. I have been to both Titanic exhibitions and was moved to tears at both of them. There are so many stories about the people that were there and died and survived. So glad you finally watched it with your hubby!
Love how you sprinkled in some Titanic trivia during your reaction. And of course great to see hubbin make a guest appearance. Great reaction as always!
Funny story:
I was 7 when this movie came out and my parents actually took me to the theaters to see it. I was also a naive kid so I didn't actually know what sex was so in the scene where the hands comes up on the foggy window I said out loud, "Wow they have a shower in the back of their car!"
My older teenage brothers tried to tell me what was going on but my dad was like, "shut up and let him think it's a shower."
Me too seen it a billion times
LMFAO!!!
😂😂😂😂
OMG mine especially Because I just thought they both were playing with the water hose and probably throwing water balloons at each other's faces:)
I was a kid too and I legit thought she might've been getting murdered, esp when the hand hit that steamy window 😂
I'm with everyone else on this: "It's a movie. They can't just kiss and sink the boat." Tears... literal tears from the laughter.
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1 of The Best Memories for me is watching this masterpiece in the theater when it came out. It needs to be seen on the big screen first and mostly. Breathtaking
Kathy Bates played a true person called Molly Brown who became the 'Unsinkable Molly Brown'. She was married to James Joseph Brown. They moved to a small town close to the gold mines, He was a miner who developed a method of reaching gold at the bottom of a mine and became part of the new wealthy. She became involved in women's clubs dedicated to improving conditions for women and children. She studied acting and became a suffragette. She was in Alva Vanderbilt's social circle in NY. (Ava Vanderbilt was THE socialite in NY...) She became fluent in several languages and used them to assist third class passengers on the sinking Titanic. She later headed the Survivors Committee. In 1932 she received the Legion of Honour for her efforts during and after the sinking if the Titanic.
Can we all agree that Blake's dry sense of humor is a perfect compliment to Ashleigh?
#Blake2024
Ashleigh: "Wait, don't give everything away!"
Blake: "Well... It sinks."
That was pretty champagne comedy, ngl
Yup
he definitely does not have a dry mouth because it looks like he is sucking on candy the entire time but i never see him eat candy.
Blake had me in stitches!!! Can we please have more Blake in the future?!?!? You are perfect together!
Omg yasss ☺️
"I thought rich people just liked to get together and sing awful music"
"Yeah. It's called church."
Omg he is HILARIOIS! You two are like perfect for eachother.
Speaking of professional actors doing sex scenes, fun fact: when they were about to shoot the drawing scene, Kate Winslet flashed Leonardo DiCaprio before the scene started, so as to get the awkwardness over before they were actually filming.
Jack's line asking Rose to lay on the bed er couch was actually a blooper that was left in intentionally.
It added a little levity to the scene, and it was nice to see Jack get flustered.
Ashleigh: I wonder where the wreckage is located today?
Hubbin: North Atlantic ocean... 41.726931° N and 49.948253° W
Fun fact: that was actually a miniature of the wreck site.
Also: Kate Winslet and Gloria Stewart made history, both being nominated for academy awards for playing the same character in the same movie.
There was a lot of miniature use for the wreck, but there was ACTUAL WRECK FOOTAGE included…if my memory from behind the scenes stuff is correct, the bow coming out of the gloom was actual wreck footage
Simple rule of thumb, if BOTH submersibles are visible? Or if it’s an interior shot not seen from the robots view, then it’s miniature…
Some of it most are real shots of the ship Cameron said any shot with the subs was miniatures and shots of just the ship were real it was a mixture of real and miniature
April 15th, 1912 is when the ship sank. Of the estimated 2,224 passengers and crew, more than 1,500 died. Mainly because the lifeboats were not managed correctly and there were not enough of them on deck to make more deck space available.
What's fun about that?
He said, one sub is real, 2 subs is a miniature
I must say, Ashleigh, you have become my favorite reactor here on TH-cam. I must also say that I am thoroughly enjoying the collab with Hubbins. Keep up the great content!
Happy Anniversary! Really enjoying your reviews!
I still remember the VHS cut. It was after the line “I believe you may get your headlines, Mr. Ismay.” Then the second one starts with Cal slapping Rose.
Correct. I never owned on VHS but my girlfriend did and she made me watch it over and over. I say 'made me' but I didn't mind.
I thought the vhs cut off right after they were dancing in 3rd class. Right before Cal reprimanded her in the morning after.
I read that as "Sal clapping Rose" and I'm still laughing 😂 my brain instantly went "who dafuq is Sal" 😂😂
Likewise w/ the 3D Blu-Ray version, the exception being the format availability as double-discs.
@@tristramcoffin926 I remember there being a big thing at the time about dudes pretending they didn’t like Titanic, that they were only watching it because their girlfriend made them… but they secretly loved it.
I think Cameron did a fantastic job at blending the romantic elements of the story with the action/spectacle elements. It’s a really hard line to walk, but he did it perfectly.
Omg we need more hubbin. His dry wit is such a vibe that I’m down with.
Ikr? They give me Aries + Virgo vibes
Yep, hubbin is a seriously funny guy - someone should be writing his stuff down!
Could not agree more!
two people are always more fun
I get hubbin’s Titanic love. I went through a similar phase when the movie came out. It just seemed to symbolise the hope that brought people across the sea to America. That hope and romanticism outlived the ship.
They found the Titanic almost by accident. I think they were really looking for a sunk nuclear russian sub and used the Titanic as a cover story, but when they finished the mission ahead of schedule, they went to give a try to see if it was where they thought, so they went down and there she was.
Not then being like “might as well 🤷🏼♀️” 😭
"I never thought a robot could be cute"... well, I've got 3 titles for you: Short Circuit, Wall-E, Batteries Not Included.
Yes yes yes yes yes!!! To all three!!!
Artoo????
Yes! I’ve been thinking of suggesting Batteries not included! Loved that movie 😁
Great suggestions!!
I really like Wall-E, but my best memory of it is not the movie. When it came out, I was an intern at JPL, the NASA site that developed the robotic probes and rovers. Pixar invited some of the robotics folks to a pre-screening of the film, and to hear the joy in the voice of a senior engineer describing the film and how right they got some things is still one if my favorite memories about Wall-E.
The scene he was referring to was when one of Wall-E's cameras breaks and he replaces it. Totally geeked out about how, yes that is how a robot would likely behave if it lost depth perception and how the calibration and aligning procedure that is gone though would be needed and the inclusion of this level of detail brought him more into the movie.
The story of Jack winning his ticket seems far-fetched, except my own great-aunt gave her ticket to a man whose family was in NYC and his wife was fixing to have a baby. Talk about a crazy thing, huh? Aunt Aggie always regretted giving him the ticket, because he died.
Oh wow... how that must weigh on you to always think about that? You lived, but at the cost of someone else's life. Crazy!
Well...that Harshed my Mellow...
Did she regret that he died, or that she lived
It was a traumatic event in history, for a lot of people
Jesus 0.0
Cal: "god himself could not sink this ship"
God during church service: "So I heard you were talking some shit"
Cal: God himself could not sink this ship.
Titanic Hits iceberg and sinks
Cal: Surprised Pikachu face.
Happy anniversary! Hope it’s awesome!
"The water/the ocean freaks me out"
You really need to do THE ABYSS at some point! Also directed by James Cameron and guaranteed to give you a healthy respect/fear of the ocean.
It’s not a good movie
I really like that movie. It does show its age, though. And I think it's probably a movie you either like or don't.
Preferably the director’s cut..,…
Seconded. It's one of my favorite movies, but it should be the directors cut.
The idea of being underwater also freaks me out. I could never even swim under the concrete dividers they put over pools to, well, divide them. I was always scared I’d get stuck and drown- even though the divider is like a metre wide. I’m also scared of falling into an icy lake, and then getting stuck under the ice and drowning. Probably not a rational fear given that I live in subtropical Australia, but it still freaks me out.
As does the entire concept of submarines. Nope. Way too scary!
If you love Leonardo, you have to see “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape”. Probably his greatest role and shows his acting ability!
Kirk Lazarus approves.
Yes! I've heard people call out the portrayal as "problematic" in retrospect, but it's always felt very authentic and nuanced to me. It's certainly a tricky thing to get right, and films frequently miss the mark, but he does a great job of bringing that character to life. I will always defend it as legitimately one of his greatest roles.
I liked him in Basketball Diaries
and Romeo + Juliet
Yes. He was nominated for an Oscar for that performance, but didn't get it.
My god thanks for the laughs, this has made my day! It's an absolute blast to watch you both together :D
This is the best commentary /reaction I've seen to date. So much fun!. Thank you guys!.
Agreed
Hubbin is hilarious. Should do this more often.
"Yeah its called chuch"
Still laughing.
TeamBlashleigh4L
22:15 The party down in steerage is very necessary. The whole theme of the movie is about the differences caused by the class system, but at the fancy first class dinner, Jack showed Rose that he's ok in her world. Later, at the party in steerage, Rose showed Jack that she's just as comfortable in his world.
It's also vital in developing the relationship between the main characters. Every love story needs to show the characters at the height of having fun together.
Yes this comment exactly
8:21 Blake: “you think she would be weird about going back on the water”
I have lived in Florida, Louisiana, Texas, Arizona, and Colorado, I’m 39 married with no kids. I’ve spent most of my life in the panhandle of Florida, and in central Florida, Orlando specifically.
If you get nipped by a shark or lose, a limb, by a shark, you still go back to the beach/water/surfing/whatever😊😊😊😊
When I was six, I jumped off of a three-story tuna tower as all of us kids did on my stepdad‘s boat, and I landed on a Portuguese Manowar, I didn’t come back up, and one of the grownups had to jump in to save me because I had become paralyzed. By the time I got back in the boat and they told me to pee on my own legs, and they put vinegar and aloe on me, a Capri Sun juice box and 30 minutes later, I was jumping off of the tuna tower again with the rest of the kids.
Born and raised in the south, the Gulf of Mexico was a way of life growing up in Destin Florida when it was a tiny fishing village in the 80s and 90s.
❤❤❤❤ loving this
Ashleigh , ashleigh ,,,, this is the movie I’ve waited for you to watch !!
I love how delighted Ashleigh always is when she correctly predicts the next line of dialogue in a movie.
Did you hear that ring?
Cuz she called it! 😂
“Is there anything James Cameron can’t do?”
Yes, stay married. Lol
He also can't release Avatar 2.
@@Saboteur709 the exact reply I thought of lol!
Bring his excellent films to 4K!
@@Saboteur709 or 3 or 4 or 5 good lord how many he make
23:36 "Yeah, it's called church." Lmfao 😂
mote plox!
Great job guys. This is my favorite reaction so far, and I love that you are watching movies from (essentially) my childhood. Love watching you Ash; having hubbins join is an absolute treat, my wife and I absolutely love it. Keep up the great work!
P.s.
Dolphins do actually swim infront of of ships. They get a boost from the water being pushed forward and hitch a ride and play in the waves
I actually remember when you change tapes, and you're not far off. It's when the captain tells Mr. Ismay that he may get his headlines.
It’s like that for the DVD and the Blu Ray as well.
It right when the Captain says you may get your headlines MR Ismay lol sorry I’ve seen this film a billion times so I know
Yes and there being a short intermission during the movie in the theatres
You and hubbin are great together in these movie reviews. I have watched all three and you guys are great.
I love that I can always click the like button in the first 3 seconds of the videos I love your content whether I like the movie or not! 👍👍
I love when Hubben is on camera; he's so opposite of Ashleigh, but they have great chemistry, and are funny in different ways! High + low energies = great balance. I know Ash would never see it, but she and Kate Winslet look kind of alike!! When Ash says how beautiful Kate is, and her husband agrees, he's looking at ASH!! Did he marry his "Kate"? I bet he did!!!
right?! i was thinking the same thing. :)
beautiful comment
The scene where Captain Smith is talking to Bruce Ismay we know the conversation took place bc of a passenger overhearing it. If you see in the movie you can see the extra look over at them. That is the passenger where they get the account from. James Cameron's attention to detail is awesome.
Yes, there was an Irish priest, who got off in the last stop before heading to New York - Cobh in Cork (Ireland), he was an avid photographer & Cameron recreated some of those scenes in the background on the decks.
Tbank you for taking an interest and taking us back to those great older movies.
I was so stoked to see hubbin again! Welcome baaaaaaack!
What I love about this movie is that it shows how these people were so set on getting treasures from the sunken ship that they never stopped to think about what the people on the boat went through during that time.
True Story : My cousin and I where standing in line to go in to watch Titanic, and we where talking about the movie and my cousin, in a louder voice, says "And I heard the boat sinks in the end!" Two girls in front of us turned around and got very upset that we ruined the ending! LOL! Yes, some people had no clue on what happened in real life!
Even if you didn't know, they tell you within the first 5 minutes that the ship sinks. The movie starts in modern times with an expedition exploring the wreckage at the bottom of the ocean.
Remember a few years ago, when a bunch of people on twitter were shocked to find out the Titanic was a real event, and not just a movie?
Yall are killing me this made my day
This was one of the first films to successfully use realistic and aesthetically beautiful CGI creations of water incorporated with the filmed shots of real water. I think the shots of the dolphins helped to showcase how seamlessly the two types of water were combined and were showing off the skills of the animators and how well they could work with the cinematography.
Yours and Blake's sense of humour work so freakin well together. More Hubben collaborations!
Per James Cameron: In the beginning of the film, if you see a submarine on camera, it is a model. The footage of the ship with no submarine in frame is actual footage.
Not quite accurate - they took two subs down to the crash site for real, and one filmed the other. Therefore, if you see a single submarine on camera, it's probably a genuine one, filmed by the second sub at the crash site. If you see two subs in the shot, it's a visual effects shot.
@@Daveyboy100880 Yes. My understanding is that James Cameron holds the patent on the cameras that are able to record at such depths. He's also responsible for the cameras used in Avatar, that rendered the VFX on monitors in real time.
I really vibed with your husband in this one! This film actually was the start point for my love for the real history of the ship. It's nice to find someone to share this kind of peculiar obsession 😂
This is my first time to your channel and you had me cracking up the whole time :) hahah.
"How do people do these types of scenes"
After Kate Winslet found out that scene was going to happen, when she first met Leo, she flashed him to break the ice and get it out of the way.
It was their first scene together in the filming.
When shooting an intimate scene which involves nudity, they close off the set to everyone not essential to filming the scene. It's only the actors, the cameraman, the sound man, the dolly grip and the director. Now days they often have an intimacy coordinator to make sure these protocols are obeyed and no one feels unduly awkward.
It's also done in such a "technical & matter of fact" manner that it can lessen the awkwardness of the nudity. It's quite clinical & there's no semblance of sexiness or intimacy, it's just work.
and sometimes it's not even the actors, sometimes body doubles are used
I wonder how one gets an "intimacy coordinator" gig 😂 That's fantastic!
Only four guys watching you, OK then…
@@thecrummycook6955 Yep. It's not always easy being an actor. Think of all those quiet sensitive moments in movies that don't involve sex where the actor is expected to emote for the camera in front of dozens of grizzled, veteran technicians.
Nooooo…having to wait until next Monday is torture!! You and your hubbies dynamic - I love that for you!
One Of My All Time Favorite Movie's, Great Reaction Guy's
When Leo flubs his words and says "the bed" instead of "the couch", that was a genuinely unscripted moment. James Cameron does indeed draw Kate Winslet, but the image had to be mirrored, because Cameron is left-handed, and Leo is right-handed.
Also Cameron admitted to getting the sinking wrong but didn’t change anything in the movie which I appreciate. Also he said because of this movie with Jack and Rose at the bow that ships don’t allow people to go to the bow for that reason. Very interesting things
@@ryans413 It's not that wrong though, it's pretty close.
@@ryans413 Plus, Cameron didn’t come up with the more modern lower-break angle theory until long after the movie (I believe it was around 2012). And I don’t know how commonly known the port list was in 1997
@Gameflyer001 fun fact: at the 1998 Oscars, Helen Hunt beat out Kate Winslet for best actress
"Melancholy" - a feeling of pensive sadness, typically with no obvious cause.
The only song in response. From 1954's A Star Is Born. th-cam.com/video/QJKeCAZInBg/w-d-xo.html
It was also an old-fashioned term for a type of depression
Very quick wit--- great job Ashleigh (and "Hubbin")
happy anniversary for you and your husband! and G'day from Australia.
Hubbin is intently watching the first part of the film reliving a fond childhood memory and Ashleigh is sitting there with that, "When's something gonna happen?" face. 🤣
Interesting fact, Titanic was the second ship of her class, the Olympic class. Even more interesting is the the story of Violet Jessop a nurse who won the nickname of Queen of Sinking Ships. She was aboard Olympic when it collided with a British warship in 1911, she then was aboard Titanic and survived the sinking, and if that still was not enough she survived the sinking of Britannic when she struck a mine in 1916.
Poor girl just has the worst luck.
@@ms_scribbles well, not really...she survived!
Following a television interview many years after the sinking, she received a late night phone call from someone who claimed Violet had saved them as a baby on Titanic! The person thanked her profusely & promptly hung up…
So get this... my grandmother passed on April 7th, her favorite movie was "Titanic." It was the last movie we watched together. Her husband, my grandfather, was born on April 14th.
"Yeah, it's called church"
Okay that legit got a good laugh out me of me haha.
Hubbins: "Did you see him in (insert movie here)? Isn't that a great movie?"
Ashleigh: (breaks fourth wall sarcastically)
Hubbin: "Hey Ash, you wanna go on a cruise when the pandemic's over?"
Ashleigh: "NOOOOO!!!!!"
Just wanted to say I absolutely loved seeing you both for this review. Your husbands sense of humor and seeing the two of you interact with laughs and jokes during this movie viewing had me in stitches! The remark about Wisconsin... "they also have cheese..." or "Yeah, it's called church." were just a few that had me rolling. Can't wait till Monday to see the last half!
Happy Anniversary!
There’s actually a movie about Kathy Bates’ character, “The Unsinkable” Molly Brown. It’s a musical starring Debbie Reynolds (aka Princess Leia’s mom). It tells the story about how she went from a farm girl to the toast of Denver high society. It does briefly show her voyage on the Titanic.
A book about the Titanic, "A Night to Remember" has a preface that tells the true story of a fictional story written 50+? years beforehand. That fictional story was about an unsinkable ship named the Titan, that struck an iceberg and sank on its maiden voyage. Many other details from the story lined up. Very worth reading...goosebumps stuff. The professor demanded we read the preface, and we all were speechless.
About 20 years ago FOX had an anthology series called “Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction” that covered that story.
The show was never a ratings juggernaut, but I thought the premise was solid. Five stories, some fake and some based on true stories, and you had to guess which stories were which. And Jonathan Frakes was a good host.
@@tconlon251 I LOVED THAT SHOW.... used to watch it with my mom and we made it into a game of who ever got the most right won an ice cream or some sort of sweet treat.... it was fun
The movie A Night to Remember is also worth a watch, some of the scenes in this movie are 1:1 copies from it.
_The Wreck of the Titan or Futility_,
written by Morgan Robertson in 1898.
There's a conspiracy theory that links the Rothschilds, the sinking of the Titanic, and the creation of the Federal Reserve. Benjamin Guggenheim, Isa Strauss (actual name Isidor Straus), and David Astor were three wealthy men who died on the Titanic. The three opposed the new Federal Reserve Bank." The Titanic's sinking happened in 1912, and the opening of the Federal Reserve happened in 1913. Was their opposition to the Fed and their deaths were somehow linked?
A TH-cam video offers some additional "information," hinting that the sinking of the Titanic was effectively drawn up as a re-creation of a late-19th-century book called "Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan." The book was published 14 years before the Titanic sank and a decade before any construction began.
Basically, if James Cameron is going over budget just give him the money. You're going to make your money back LOL
Yep people kinda lost interest it’s been so long over 10 years since the last hell I even forgot about it until I’ve read the comments
I actually remember seeing this in the movie theatre and it also had a intermission in the movie theatre because of how long the movie was.
Old Rose was played by Gloria Stuart. She also played Flora in the original 1933 film ‘The Invisible Man’ starring Claude Rains.