It only occurred to me know how quickly we all forgot about Fabrizio. Like he was dudes bro. And after I'm King of the World. "It's like he never existed...."
"To think he was about to not be able to come to America and because he won tickets for the Titanic he's able to have this once in a lifetime experience" Me: 😬😬😬 Jack: 🥶🥶🥶
"The ship is massive!" Look up a picture comparing it to today's cruise ships. It looks like a tugboat. LOL Leo and Kate met on this movie and have been best friends ever since.
It's only natural that technology improves with time. But you know, the Titanic and its sisters actually looked like ships, contrary to today's floating bathtubs they call cruise liners.
I was 11 when this came out. I stubbornly avoided this movie for over a decade due to being sick of everyone saying "You HAVE TO see this!!!". When I finally relented as an adult, it impressed me in spite of my reservations. All the more proof one should experience art with an open mind and not judge based on positive or negative hype.
To be fair, there's the likelihood that had you watched it back then, you would have been somewhat disappointed. The hype can kill the movie-watching experience so you made the right choice.
Titanic has got a reptuation for being cheesy and overly mushy, but tbh it's a masterpiece. It's got a lot of heart, and the directing and effects are just incredible. Love your reactions - you get so involved, and I am here for it!
It trips me out that Kate Winslet was only NINETEEN in this movie. As a kid she seemed so much older, so grown. And now in my 30’s she STILL seems much older and grown than me lol
I haven’t even watched this reaction yet and I’m already so excited! Titanic is one of those rare movies that is a huge blockbuster with a crazy amount of hype behind it that actually lives up to it. Because for all the amazing visuals and things it comes down to a human story.
This movie is the definition of a masterpiece. The historical attention payed is unmatched, and the directing is phenomenal. The acting is flawless, the chemistry real and beautiful, and then the music sets it all over the top.
A lot of the scenes in this movie are actually improvised: Jack shouting he's the king of the world, Cal flipping the table (so Kate's reaction was authentic), her spitting Cal at the end (she was meant to slap him). This movie is fantastic. And Jack's quote about a thousand knives is a real one from a survivor.
When he asked if she loved him, you have to remember it was 1914. You just weren't as casual asking about stuff like that. Especially someone you don't know. I mean he was hitting the nail in the head too. Lol
And marriages in those times were more like a business deal or for status, not for love. Rose’s mother was just doing what any woman with a daughter in high society did in that time. Only in her situation it was more desperate because they were going broke.
@@nickflix8657 His best other movies are The Abyss, Terminator 1+2, True Lies, Avatar, and Aliens (but it's a sequel, and you shouldn't see it until you see the original "Alien"...singular).
Prof81Wil if you’re referring to terminator 1 that’s why I put it in context with part 2. They go together as a story, and I wouldn’t want him to skip it.
Believe it or not, James Cameron's other love is oceanographic exploration. He has been to the bottom of the ocean himself. The entire movie Titanic was his day job that he worked in order to finance a real oceanographic expedition to the actual wreck of the genuine HMS Titanic. He did a documentary on that as well.
in those days, your social status was sometimes a case of life or death. The rich had anything they could dream of, and the poor were even denied the basic needs of life or even locked up for being 'poor'.
Thoughts: 1) 5:18 - Honestly, I would've picked a different pose. 2) This is probably one of the most historically faithful movies when it comes to production design, down to the layout of the ship, costumes, doors on the ship, actual real historical people in the movie, all of it.
I saw this the night before leaving on a 3-day Carnival cruise....that I'd won in a Halloween costume contest. Ironically....my cabin was on the bottom deck & in the front on the right side. The same general location where the iceberg tore open the gash. Our's was just a little cruise to Ensenada though.....so NO ice.
Thank you for watching movies and actually appreciating the Film making progress and the storyline. Most people who react to things make fun of the movie the entire time instead of enjoying it and getting into the story. You are my favorite movie reaction channel. ❤️
I know this was posted 7 months ago but I had to thank you! That was a part of my childhood and my mama would watch this with me every night. I remember that part where the guy jumped off the ship then he hit his leg on the propeller blade which has to be painful
James Cameron is such a directing genius. Leo and Kate seriously out did themselves with the portrayal of Jack and Rose the chemistry was off the charts and beautifully executed
How could you never seen Titanic?? This movie effected me so much! The soundtrack is incredible, too. That is the actual Titanic and my husband has actually worked on the submarine!
Our theater ran Titanic from it's opening day. A year later we were still showing it. At the end of every show the managers would stand outside the auditorium with boxes of Kleenex. Lord knows how many thousands of tissues we gave away.
@@ajandrianjafymusic I also watched it for the first time in high school during English class and literally have the class was sleeping or surfing on the computer while i was so captivated by the movie lmao
Thanks for watching this! Still one of my favorite movies ever made. And not because it's based on true events for the most part. And the line I'm the king of the world was actually ad-libbed by Leo Dicaprio and James Cameron used that line for when he won an award for this movie.
Did you know that in the scene where Leo "Jack" is drawing a picture of Rose. Look closely at his hands that are drawing the picture. Those ARE NOT Leonardo DiCaprio's hands. Those are actually the Director James Cameron's hands drawing that picture. Cool known fact!
What people fail to understand about why Titanic made so much money is that it appealed across all demographics. Young, old, male, female. It was an action film, a disaster movie, and a love story wrapped up all in one.
It was Romeo and Juliet on a sinking ship. It's funny that Leo actually played Romeo. I think the story resonates with people because it's almost mythological, but it was real. There have been Maritime disasters that were far worse. For instance, in the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff, over 9,500 lost their lives. Titanic was just the perfect storm. April, 1912 was a freak time for icebergs entering the shipping lanes. Then you had a moonless night and a flat calm sea which is an extremely rare scenario. If it were a few hours earlier, the icebergs would have been spotted in the sun light. There was only 37 seconds to react because the bergs were impossible to see. There were only 20 lifeboats on Titanic, four more than the law required and the boats were filled with a handful of passengers. There was a ship, the Californian, that warned of ice that night. Phillips told them to shut up because they were interrupting his messages. The Californian turned off their radio. The Californian was only 10 miles away, but they never responded. From their vantage point, Titanic didn't appear to be sinking. The list was ever so slight that nobody noticed. Looking over the side of the ship, there was nothing but darkness. Unlike the movie, passengers couldn't see from one side of the ship to the other because the decks were not illuminated. Some lifeboats had a mob of people waiting, others had barely a few. Murdoch on the starboard side said women and children first; Lighttoller on the port side said women and children only. Captain Smith called for the lifeboats to return, but only one came back after it was much too late. The one that returned was piloted by Fifth Officer Lowe. Lowe was not woken by the impact, neither was he woken by the crew. Ismay helped passengers get into lifeboats and Murdoch told him to enter the lifeboat (he didn't sneak on). Ismay was later seen as a coward. It is unknown whether the band played indoors or outdoors, but the consensus is that they played the British Methodist version of Nearer Thy God to Thee (a different melody than the American version played in the movie). The violin played by the bandleader, Wallace Hartley, is in the Titanic Museum in Tennessee. There is a lot of legends and myths that go with the sinking. One of the myths was that steerage passengers were locked in by gates. The truth is, there were no gates blocking the corridors. The doors that led to the upper decks were unmarked and looked like every other door. Many were confused because of the language barrier. There were third-class survivors, but many were too late to get in line. Another myth is that Captain Smith was careless. The truth is that he took the Southern Transatlantic route to avoid the ice. The rule was to slow down in bad weather or fog and only stop to avoid an obstacle. Smith followed the rules.
@@chrishood2793 You clearly have done your research. I appreciate this fascinating information. Also happy to hear about Captain Smith, I always felt sorry for him.
@@dawggirl Captain Smith wasn't a highly respected captain for nothing. He spent many years with the Royal Navy Reserve and captained many troop ships during the Boer War. He had a long service with the White Star Line, piloting several of their fleet of ships such as the Baltic, Adriatic, and Titanic's near twin sister ship, the Olympic. If you notice the flag at the tail of the ship, most ships had a red flag. Titanic's had a blue flag because Captain Smith was a captain in the Royal Navy Reserve. Smith was nicknamed the "Millionaire's Captain". He was very charming, inviting, very popular with the passengers and with the line. He was also a family man, writing many encouraging letters to his wife and daughter Helen. When Titanic set sail, there was a near collision the SS New York, another ship that was docked due to the coal strike of 1912. The suction from Titanic's propellers pulled the New York from it's port snapping its cables. Captain Smith outmaneuvered the Titanic and prevented a collision. It delayed the Titanic for an hour, but it could have been a bad accident as the New York was over half the size of Titanic. This wasn't shown in the movie because James Cameron wanted to show the magnificence of the Titanic and didn't want the near collision to take away from the scene. Some of the passengers that witnessed this saw it as a bad omen. A rumor is that Smith was purposefully speeding at the request of J. Bruce Ismay. There was a passenger that said she heard a conversation between Smith and Ismay. We do know that the last boiler room was not in use. We know that, because of the ice warning of field ice, that Smith took the Southern Transatlantic route, which added many more miles to the journey. The Titanic was never built for speed. Smith followed the rules of Maritime law to a "T". Ice was not considered a threat. Fog was. The rule was to maintain speed until an obstacle was sighted. 1 bell ring from the lookouts meant an obstacle at the port side. 2 bell rings meant an obstacle at the starboard side. 3 bell rings meant an obstacle in front. The obstacle didn't even have to be identified. Given clear conditions, the lookouts would have time to spot. The problem was no moonlight and nof rippling water, an extremely rare situation. The 97 movie always showed Smith as being in a catatonic state during. Nobody witnessed this. We do know that he met with Thomas Andrews and surveyed the damage. He gave orders to the officers to ready the lifeboats and allow women and children first. He supervised the lowering of many boats. He met with the wireless operators to give them direction on the distress. He called for the return of the lifeboats, to no avail. It's easy to criticize, especially when hindsight is 20/20. Hindsight is 20/20
I loved your reaction. I thought it was so cool that they took real actual shots of the real titanic and put it in this movie. I was not sure if you knew that or not. The majority of underwater shots from TITANIC in the movie are real! James Cameron dived 12 times to the wreck to capture the ship authentically. In the Titanic Experience, guests can see unique footage of Titanic under the water and study artefacts left on the seabed.
The small town I grew up in had a small 3 screen cinema which always had an intermission, during which a nice ice cream lady would sell you some tasty things and you could go to the toilet. When I saw the Titanic it was a large multiplex, the 1st time I had ever not had an intermission. This traumatised me. It should be standard at all cinemas.
Her mother wasn't the nicest person but I find it a bit unfair that you said "if you want money you have to work for it and not just marry someone" because this was 1912. Women couldn't really work for their own money, they were still treated heavily as less than. So, yes, it's pretty awful and her mom didn't go about it the best way, but marrying someone rich was really her only option into wealth. It's a great commentary on the oppression of women, even the rich and posh ones.
money doesn't buy happiness, her mother was selfish to force Rose to marry Cal who was a pompous and controlling asshole, Ruth sacrificed her own daughter's happiness just so she could live comfortably.
@@iamlinda100 exactly! Women were allowed to work in this era. Her mother even said, “Do you want to see me working as a seamstress?” She just didn’t want to give up their lifestyle and actually have to work to earn a living. She had choices and she decided the best option was to basically force her daughter to marry an awful man she didn’t love.
Women could certainly work and earn their own money in 1912. Look at the story of Madam CJ Walker…she was a self-made millionaire from this era. Rose’s mother wanted to maintain her luxurious lifestyle without having to work at all because she considered it beneath her, not because she wasn’t allowed to work. So he wasn’t being unfair to Rose’s mother at all. She would rather force her daughter to marry a man she didn’t love than to work as a seamstress, or as anything else. I have no sympathy for that character whatsoever.
This came out when I was 14. Needless to say, I saw it multiple times like all the other young teen girls of my day. Pair this with ROMEO & JULIET with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes, and you have the two movies that always bring me to teen girl tears.
I just love this movie.... I saw it on a Galla Premiere in Denmark together with my sister, People were well dressed, there a buffet and champagne.. Very special. I love the combination of the xhipwreck and the ship in 1912, I went to Belfast in 2013 to were it all begins (were they make the ship). It was huge.... I heard to history and with help from a guide - I got an idea how tall the ship is. Is very tall. I also went to Cobh, ireland to see the last port of Titanic - kind of sad moment. There is a series in 2 parts were U seen the men who build the ship from the beginning.
Absolute masterpiece from James Cameron Leonardo DiCaprio as well. Nobody could pull off that performance. He was absolutely brilliant in this film. So sad at the end when he dies 💔
You must keep in mind society at the time. Rose and her mother knew no other world, and the poor at that time had no state support. If Jack had lived and rose went on to have a child a year before the outbreak of WWI, they would of lived in complete poverty, and Jack would most likely have been killed in the war. All aristocratic families had arranged marriages at that time. In that sense, I can sympathise with the mother.
I lived in Washington back then. I was in Kindergarden, and this was the movie everybody kept talking about. I loved it, but then I hated it, then I loved it again, and then I wasn't sure 😆
This was such a sweet reaction, I love how so many young guys love Leo today, unlike the toxic masculinity guys in the 90's who hated on him like crazy just bc so many girls loved him
His reaction when she is naked was actually what he said as was first scene they did. They liked it so much they kept it in. The drawing of jacks is James Cameron drawing. And James Cameron wife plays the granddaughter. And the people who rose hangs around with was real people. And if you notice at end the clock it’s time ship sinks so she does die and everyone in the room is dead.
When I was kid, my parents told me that the titanic incident happened in real life, and I was so confused as to why someone would record that and not help. I literally taught that the movie Titanic was actual footage of the real incident and that Jack and Rose were real people. I was so sad because I thought the people in the movie died in real life and that the people who filmed it never helped😂
I used to work as a media-teacher (Photoshop, 3d, Soundforge, Premiere etc) I was at a gathering when the guys who made the animations in this movie had a lecture. They focused on one single scene. When a woman picks up her child during a flyby of the camera. He told us, and showed us, how much work went inte that single scene... Darn! (See if you can spot it!)
@@nickflix8657 I think it is in the region of 5:30+ in your youtube-clip. Check your movie. She is, wearing a big hat, on the upper deck on the starboard side.
Winner of 11 Oscars including Best Picture! I saw this in theaters with my sister I was 7 in 1997, I thought it was boring, wanted to go see Star Wars Special Edition, but then I realized it was an epic romantic adventure film, and I never knew James Cameron (The Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, True Lies) directed this! Cameron Directed AVATAR in 2009, and it's Sequels will be released in 2022, 2024, 2026, and 2028 respectively.
You should check out the delated scenes from this movie. And the alternate ending scene. I kind of wish they used that ending compared to the one they went with.
if you like romantic movies that are kinda sad, i’d suggest the phantom of the opera (2004) it’s a musical and even tho most people prefer the stage version i do think you’d really enjoy the movie version! i myself like it :)
Fun fact: the band playing at the third class party is a real band specializing in Celtic music! Here's their Wikipedia page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaelic_Storm
So far I'm liking your reaction to Part 1. Just aa note: the Cinematography is done by Russell Carpenter who also did the Cinematography for the supernatural ghost film "Lady in White" which was filmed in my hometown. If you are familiar with art, many of his romantic shots in both films resemble the colors found in the paintings of Maxfield Parish
James Cameron has visited the ship like 4 times or more he loves the history….this was a project not just a film and to this day he still hopes he did a good job on his documentaries
“If you want money you gotta work for it” Women with 0 options for being wealthy other than being married into it back then 👁👄👁 I get what you meant though, I wasn’t about the moms attitude, but to be fair she was just being realistic during the time.
If you are a Leo fan like me you should see him and Claire Danes do Romeo and Juliet. It is so awesome. It is in full Shakespearean talk with a modern twist. You can’t get much more of a romantic story than that. I really enjoyed this reaction and I’m ready to go to part 2
maturing is realizing jack was not the love of her life.. (she got married and had kids after him) but he was the first man to show her what real love is. he’s the first man to make her realize her worth. she didn’t settle for less because of jacks impact on her.
You'd have a right to be slightly upset. Not a right to react like a insecure, abusive piece of shit. Partying isn't cheating regardless of how salty it made him feel lmao
@Flikz lmao are you really this dense? the sex was cheating. But the partying was not. The partying didn't lead to her sleeping with Jack. Her fiance reacting as said I said was what drove her into bed with another man and you're dumb as hell if you understand see that. Lol Idk about you but I don't treat people like trash and then expect them to be loyal or respectful to me. Common sense, Mate. Especially when she literally never loved him to being with she's being forced into a marriage💀💀
At the beginning, you're all, "Yes! Leo won. Now he gets to on the Titanic!" And I'm sitting here going, "Ummmm....😬"
😂😂I was so happy for him in the beginning and then everything fell apart.
Right, lol
It only occurred to me know how quickly we all forgot about Fabrizio. Like he was dudes bro. And after I'm King of the World. "It's like he never existed...."
@@1992WLK he existed for a little while then he got crushed by that smoke stack, poor Fabricio!
My thoughts exactly, I was like... yikes!
"To think he was about to not be able to come to America and because he won tickets for the Titanic he's able to have this once in a lifetime experience"
Me: 😬😬😬
Jack: 🥶🥶🥶
Bahahahaha
LMAO
"The ship is massive!" Look up a picture comparing it to today's cruise ships. It looks like a tugboat. LOL Leo and Kate met on this movie and have been best friends ever since.
😂😂 and that’s so awesome!
Titanic still looks more impressive than today's ugly cruise ships.
It's only natural that technology improves with time. But you know, the Titanic and its sisters actually looked like ships, contrary to today's floating bathtubs they call cruise liners.
Aww, that's so sweet! 😍😍😍
I was 11 when this came out. I stubbornly avoided this movie for over a decade due to being sick of everyone saying "You HAVE TO see this!!!". When I finally relented as an adult, it impressed me in spite of my reservations. All the more proof one should experience art with an open mind and not judge based on positive or negative hype.
Exactly!
To be fair, there's the likelihood that had you watched it back then, you would have been somewhat disappointed. The hype can kill the movie-watching experience so you made the right choice.
The underwater footage is actually the real Titanic
Yeah James Cameron basically got a really expensive hobby and made a movie with it.
@@berbunny *so far. Avatar 2+.
Parts not all most was filmed using a model with fog to simulate underwater.
Most of it is real, the inside was smokey burnt effect to stimulate "rotten away features" its really really cool how they made this movie
The sets were gargantuan James spared no expense
Titanic has got a reptuation for being cheesy and overly mushy, but tbh it's a masterpiece. It's got a lot of heart, and the directing and effects are just incredible. Love your reactions - you get so involved, and I am here for it!
Thanks so much, glad you liked it!
It trips me out that Kate Winslet was only NINETEEN in this movie. As a kid she seemed so much older, so grown. And now in my 30’s she STILL seems much older and grown than me lol
she was 21 :)
"I really hope this is not too sad" dude, it's set around an historical catastrophe where thousands died in the ocean. It's gonna be tragic xd
I haven’t even watched this reaction yet and I’m already so excited! Titanic is one of those rare movies that is a huge blockbuster with a crazy amount of hype behind it that actually lives up to it. Because for all the amazing visuals and things it comes down to a human story.
Haha hope you enjoy it. And completely agree!
This movie is the definition of a masterpiece. The historical attention payed is unmatched, and the directing is phenomenal. The acting is flawless, the chemistry real and beautiful, and then the music sets it all over the top.
A lot of the scenes in this movie are actually improvised: Jack shouting he's the king of the world, Cal flipping the table (so Kate's reaction was authentic), her spitting Cal at the end (she was meant to slap him). This movie is fantastic. And Jack's quote about a thousand knives is a real one from a survivor.
Whoa, that's so cool! 😍😍😍
I never knew Cal flipping the table was improvised! Wow! She seemed so shocked and scared! Now I can see why!
Love their chemistry. This is the movie they became best friends in real life. They still speak very highly of each other
I forgot how amazing the cinematography was in this it's gorgeous
It's so beautiful I loved it!
It is his masterpiece and well worth the 11 Academy Awards it won.
Titanic: One of the greatest movies ever made!! RIP to the 1,500+ souls lost on the doomed ship!
Forever in our memory. 🙏🙏🙏🌈🌈🌈
When he asked if she loved him, you have to remember it was 1914. You just weren't as casual asking about stuff like that. Especially someone you don't know. I mean he was hitting the nail in the head too. Lol
1912, actually, which just proves your point even further!
And marriages in those times were more like a business deal or for status, not for love. Rose’s mother was just doing what any woman with a daughter in high society did in that time. Only in her situation it was more desperate because they were going broke.
Titanic is James Cameron's masterpiece
It makes me want to see his other movies now haha.
@@nickflix8657 His best other movies are The Abyss, Terminator 1+2, True Lies, Avatar, and Aliens (but it's a sequel, and you shouldn't see it until you see the original "Alien"...singular).
Prof81Wil if you’re referring to terminator 1 that’s why I put it in context with part 2. They go together as a story, and I wouldn’t want him to skip it.
Prof81Wil that I agree with, T2 is a masterpiece indeed.
@Prof81Wil 11 Oscars tell a different story.
Believe it or not, James Cameron's other love is oceanographic exploration. He has been to the bottom of the ocean himself. The entire movie Titanic was his day job that he worked in order to finance a real oceanographic expedition to the actual wreck of the genuine HMS Titanic. He did a documentary on that as well.
Wow did not know that. Thanks for this!
"Kathy Bates can help out." All Jack has to do is draw her a masterpiece or meet a sledgehammer. Best. Leo.
I saw this on a first date in the theater in 1997.
in those days, your social status was sometimes a case of life or death. The rich had anything they could dream of, and the poor were even denied the basic needs of life or even locked up for being 'poor'.
It's so brutal to see.
LOL 'In those days' Like anything's changed.
Part 2 comes out in 30 minutes!
Parts of the underwater sequence is the actual TITANIC ship wreck. The miniature of the wreckage is now located at the TITANIC Museum in Branford, MO.
you are by far the most emotional reacter out there and i loooove it!
FINALLLYYY THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS IS MY FAVOURITE MOVIE AND BARELY ANYONE REACTS TO IT
Thoughts:
1) 5:18 - Honestly, I would've picked a different pose.
2) This is probably one of the most historically faithful movies when it comes to production design, down to the layout of the ship, costumes, doors on the ship, actual real historical people in the movie, all of it.
I haven't even notice that pose until you wrote this comment 😂
I saw this the night before leaving on a 3-day Carnival cruise....that I'd won in a Halloween costume contest. Ironically....my cabin was on the bottom deck & in the front on the right side. The same general location where the iceberg tore open the gash. Our's was just a little cruise to Ensenada though.....so NO ice.
Can't even imagine that!
I have the titanic silhouette tattood on my wrist haha love this movie
Thank you for watching movies and actually appreciating the Film making progress and the storyline. Most people who react to things make fun of the movie the entire time instead of enjoying it and getting into the story. You are my favorite movie reaction channel. ❤️
I know this was posted 7 months ago but I had to thank you! That was a part of my childhood and my mama would watch this with me every night. I remember that part where the guy jumped off the ship then he hit his leg on the propeller blade which has to be painful
The Green Mile is another long movie that requires a box or 3 of tissues.
Yes!! Please do The Green Mile.. that movie is amazing and you would definitely love it.
Man green mile brakes my heart everytime
I actually love that you proudly say you love romantic movies. I wish more people said that.
Thanks so much! And they are awesome.
Pretending to like romantic 💘movies is so devious it just might work? This guy is slick!
😂😂 if only I was pretending. My brother and friends don’t like that I like them.
James Cameron is such a directing genius. Leo and Kate seriously out did themselves with the portrayal of Jack and Rose the chemistry was off the charts and beautifully executed
Also by James Cameron
The Abyss
True Lies
Terminator 1&2 and Aliens of course
4:43 It may look massive but it's actually a fraction of the size of today's cruise liners.
How could you never seen Titanic?? This movie effected me so much! The soundtrack is incredible, too. That is the actual Titanic and my husband has actually worked on the submarine!
Our theater ran Titanic from it's opening day. A year later we were still showing it. At the end of every show the managers would stand outside the auditorium with boxes of Kleenex. Lord knows how many thousands of tissues we gave away.
"Romeo + Juliet" is one of DiCaprio's best movies!
I watched it for the first one In school when studying Shakespeare, every student in the class was captivated by the performance
@@ajandrianjafymusic I also watched it for the first time in high school during English class and literally have the class was sleeping or surfing on the computer while i was so captivated by the movie lmao
Nick: “Oh, I hope it’s not too sad.”
Me: “ Oh, crap”
I’ve been to exhibition in vegas and seen real bits of titanic it’s magical….
3:50 TFW a thunder storm knocks out your internet for 30 mins before it comes back on again
Thanks for watching this! Still one of my favorite movies ever made. And not because it's based on true events for the most part. And the line I'm the king of the world was actually ad-libbed by Leo Dicaprio and James Cameron used that line for when he won an award for this movie.
Did you know that in the scene where Leo "Jack" is drawing a picture of Rose.
Look closely at his hands that are drawing the picture.
Those ARE NOT Leonardo DiCaprio's hands.
Those are actually the Director James Cameron's hands drawing that picture.
Cool known fact!
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What people fail to understand about why Titanic made so much money is that it appealed across all demographics. Young, old, male, female. It was an action film, a disaster movie, and a love story wrapped up all in one.
It was Romeo and Juliet on a sinking ship. It's funny that Leo actually played Romeo. I think the story resonates with people because it's almost mythological, but it was real. There have been Maritime disasters that were far worse. For instance, in the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff, over 9,500 lost their lives.
Titanic was just the perfect storm. April, 1912 was a freak time for icebergs entering the shipping lanes. Then you had a moonless night and a flat calm sea which is an extremely rare scenario. If it were a few hours earlier, the icebergs would have been spotted in the sun light. There was only 37 seconds to react because the bergs were impossible to see. There were only 20 lifeboats on Titanic, four more than the law required and the boats were filled with a handful of passengers. There was a ship, the Californian, that warned of ice that night. Phillips told them to shut up because they were interrupting his messages. The Californian turned off their radio. The Californian was only 10 miles away, but they never responded. From their vantage point, Titanic didn't appear to be sinking. The list was ever so slight that nobody noticed. Looking over the side of the ship, there was nothing but darkness. Unlike the movie, passengers couldn't see from one side of the ship to the other because the decks were not illuminated. Some lifeboats had a mob of people waiting, others had barely a few. Murdoch on the starboard side said women and children first; Lighttoller on the port side said women and children only. Captain Smith called for the lifeboats to return, but only one came back after it was much too late. The one that returned was piloted by Fifth Officer Lowe. Lowe was not woken by the impact, neither was he woken by the crew. Ismay helped passengers get into lifeboats and Murdoch told him to enter the lifeboat (he didn't sneak on). Ismay was later seen as a coward. It is unknown whether the band played indoors or outdoors, but the consensus is that they played the British Methodist version of Nearer Thy God to Thee (a different melody than the American version played in the movie). The violin played by the bandleader, Wallace Hartley, is in the Titanic Museum in Tennessee. There is a lot of legends and myths that go with the sinking. One of the myths was that steerage passengers were locked in by gates. The truth is, there were no gates blocking the corridors. The doors that led to the upper decks were unmarked and looked like every other door. Many were confused because of the language barrier. There were third-class survivors, but many were too late to get in line. Another myth is that Captain Smith was careless. The truth is that he took the Southern Transatlantic route to avoid the ice. The rule was to slow down in bad weather or fog and only stop to avoid an obstacle. Smith followed the rules.
@@chrishood2793 You clearly have done your research. I appreciate this fascinating information. Also happy to hear about Captain Smith, I always felt sorry for him.
@@dawggirl Captain Smith wasn't a highly respected captain for nothing. He spent many years with the Royal Navy Reserve and captained many troop ships during the Boer War. He had a long service with the White Star Line, piloting several of their fleet of ships such as the Baltic, Adriatic, and Titanic's near twin sister ship, the Olympic. If you notice the flag at the tail of the ship, most ships had a red flag. Titanic's had a blue flag because Captain Smith was a captain in the Royal Navy Reserve.
Smith was nicknamed the "Millionaire's Captain". He was very charming, inviting, very popular with the passengers and with the line. He was also a family man, writing many encouraging letters to his wife and daughter Helen.
When Titanic set sail, there was a near collision the SS New York, another ship that was docked due to the coal strike of 1912. The suction from Titanic's propellers pulled the New York from it's port snapping its cables. Captain Smith outmaneuvered the Titanic and prevented a collision. It delayed the Titanic for an hour, but it could have been a bad accident as the New York was over half the size of Titanic. This wasn't shown in the movie because James Cameron wanted to show the magnificence of the Titanic and didn't want the near collision to take away from the scene. Some of the passengers that witnessed this saw it as a bad omen.
A rumor is that Smith was purposefully speeding at the request of J. Bruce Ismay. There was a passenger that said she heard a conversation between Smith and Ismay. We do know that the last boiler room was not in use. We know that, because of the ice warning of field ice, that Smith took the Southern Transatlantic route, which added many more miles to the journey. The Titanic was never built for speed.
Smith followed the rules of Maritime law to a "T". Ice was not considered a threat. Fog was. The rule was to maintain speed until an obstacle was sighted. 1 bell ring from the lookouts meant an obstacle at the port side. 2 bell rings meant an obstacle at the starboard side. 3 bell rings meant an obstacle in front. The obstacle didn't even have to be identified. Given clear conditions, the lookouts would have time to spot. The problem was no moonlight and nof rippling water, an extremely rare situation.
The 97 movie always showed Smith as being in a catatonic state during. Nobody witnessed this. We do know that he met with Thomas Andrews and surveyed the damage. He gave orders to the officers to ready the lifeboats and allow women and children first. He supervised the lowering of many boats. He met with the wireless operators to give them direction on the distress. He called for the return of the lifeboats, to no avail.
It's easy to criticize, especially when hindsight is 20/20.
Hindsight is 20/20
I loved your reaction.
I thought it was so cool that they took real actual shots of the real titanic and put it in this movie.
I was not sure if you knew that or not.
The majority of underwater shots from TITANIC in the movie are real! James Cameron dived 12 times to the wreck to capture the ship authentically. In the Titanic Experience, guests can see unique footage of Titanic under the water and study artefacts left on the seabed.
The small town I grew up in had a small 3 screen cinema which always had an intermission, during which a nice ice cream lady would sell you some tasty things and you could go to the toilet. When I saw the Titanic it was a large multiplex, the 1st time I had ever not had an intermission. This traumatised me. It should be standard at all cinemas.
Her mother wasn't the nicest person but I find it a bit unfair that you said "if you want money you have to work for it and not just marry someone" because this was 1912. Women couldn't really work for their own money, they were still treated heavily as less than. So, yes, it's pretty awful and her mom didn't go about it the best way, but marrying someone rich was really her only option into wealth. It's a great commentary on the oppression of women, even the rich and posh ones.
Very true! Think I was forgetting it was 1912 haha.
money doesn't buy happiness, her mother was selfish to force Rose to marry Cal who was a pompous and controlling asshole, Ruth sacrificed her own daughter's happiness just so she could live comfortably.
@@iamlinda100 exactly! Women were allowed to work in this era. Her mother even said, “Do you want to see me working as a seamstress?” She just didn’t want to give up their lifestyle and actually have to work to earn a living. She had choices and she decided the best option was to basically force her daughter to marry an awful man she didn’t love.
Women could certainly work and earn their own money in 1912. Look at the story of Madam CJ Walker…she was a self-made millionaire from this era. Rose’s mother wanted to maintain her luxurious lifestyle without having to work at all because she considered it beneath her, not because she wasn’t allowed to work. So he wasn’t being unfair to Rose’s mother at all. She would rather force her daughter to marry a man she didn’t love than to work as a seamstress, or as anything else. I have no sympathy for that character whatsoever.
This came out when I was 14. Needless to say, I saw it multiple times like all the other young teen girls of my day. Pair this with ROMEO & JULIET with Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes, and you have the two movies that always bring me to teen girl tears.
Oh man, seeing you so excited for Rose saying she's leaving with Jack when the ship docks... 😯
😂😂😂
It's great how whenever I watch a movie reaction for Leo, no matter the reactor is male or female they all get excited whispering that Leo is in it.❤
I just love this movie.... I saw it on a Galla Premiere in Denmark together with my sister, People were well dressed, there a buffet and champagne.. Very special. I love the combination of the xhipwreck and the ship in 1912, I went to Belfast in 2013 to were it all begins (were they make the ship). It was huge.... I heard to history and with help from a guide - I got an idea how tall the ship is. Is very tall. I also went to Cobh, ireland to see the last port of Titanic - kind of sad moment. There is a series in 2 parts were U seen the men who build the ship from the beginning.
Oh wow, this came out on my birthday. Sweet.
Absolute masterpiece from James Cameron Leonardo DiCaprio as well. Nobody could pull off that performance. He was absolutely brilliant in this film. So sad at the end when he dies 💔
You must keep in mind society at the time. Rose and her mother knew no other world, and the poor at that time had no state support. If Jack had lived and rose went on to have a child a year before the outbreak of WWI, they would of lived in complete poverty, and Jack would most likely have been killed in the war.
All aristocratic families had arranged marriages at that time. In that sense, I can sympathise with the mother.
Your reaction to I'm flying Jack scene was simply me❤️.
Loved it Bro❤️
Thanks so much !
Great reaction!!
Please watch Camerons underrated underwater thriller, The Abyss 👍🏻
Added to my list! and thanks!
@@nickflix8657 Make sure you watch the special edition version.
I lived in Washington back then. I was in Kindergarden, and this was the movie everybody kept talking about. I loved it, but then I hated it, then I loved it again, and then I wasn't sure 😆
I heard that there really was a Jack who had survived and was a janitor on the ship.
This was such a sweet reaction, I love how so many young guys love Leo today, unlike the toxic masculinity guys in the 90's who hated on him like crazy just bc so many girls loved him
I love this movie but the soundtrack always give me chills. I listen to it on a regular basis.
Im so in love with this reaction. Thanks!
Love this reaction of yours so much ❤❤❤
His reaction when she is naked was actually what he said as was first scene they did. They liked it so much they kept it in. The drawing of jacks is James Cameron drawing. And James Cameron wife plays the granddaughter. And the people who rose hangs around with was real people. And if you notice at end the clock it’s time ship sinks so she does die and everyone in the room is dead.
When I was kid, my parents told me that the titanic incident happened in real life, and I was so confused as to why someone would record that and not help. I literally taught that the movie Titanic was actual footage of the real incident and that Jack and Rose were real people. I was so sad because I thought the people in the movie died in real life and that the people who filmed it never helped😂
one of the greatest movies
Where can i get the full movie for titanic
I saw titanic 15 times last month.... I'M OBSESSED!!!!
me too really cant get over it 😂
I used to work as a media-teacher (Photoshop, 3d, Soundforge, Premiere etc) I was at a gathering when the guys who made the animations in this movie had a lecture. They focused on one single scene. When a woman picks up her child during a flyby of the camera. He told us, and showed us, how much work went inte that single scene... Darn! (See if you can spot it!)
That’s so incredible and will try to find that scene haha.
@@nickflix8657 I think it is in the region of 5:30+ in your youtube-clip. Check your movie. She is, wearing a big hat, on the upper deck on the starboard side.
11:04 - Those were different times most women stayed home, especially "high class" ladies like Rose, they weren't allowed to get their hands "dirty".
Winner of 11 Oscars including Best Picture! I saw this in theaters with my sister I was 7 in 1997, I thought it was boring, wanted to go see Star Wars Special Edition, but then I realized it was an epic romantic adventure film, and I never knew James Cameron (The Terminator, Aliens, The Abyss, Terminator 2: Judgement Day, True Lies) directed this! Cameron Directed AVATAR in 2009, and it's Sequels will be released in 2022, 2024, 2026, and 2028 respectively.
You should check out the delated scenes from this movie. And the alternate ending scene. I kind of wish they used that ending compared to the one they went with.
if you like romantic movies that are kinda sad, i’d suggest the phantom of the opera (2004) it’s a musical and even tho most people prefer the stage version i do think you’d really enjoy the movie version! i myself like it :)
Will definitely add this to my list! Thanks for the suggestion!
This is one of the best movies ever made in my opinion. Kate Winslet is one of my favorite actresses 🌹🛳️
5:41 This guy is real person and he was at this time the richest on planet.
Fun fact: the band playing at the third class party is a real band specializing in Celtic music! Here's their Wikipedia page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaelic_Storm
It's been 84 years... And only now that i'm watching your video i realize he was the guy from Jumanji
So far I'm liking your reaction to Part 1. Just aa note: the Cinematography is done by Russell Carpenter who also did the Cinematography for the supernatural ghost film "Lady in White" which was filmed in my hometown. If you are familiar with art, many of his romantic shots in both films resemble the colors found in the paintings of Maxfield Parish
James Cameron has visited the ship like 4 times or more he loves the history….this was a project not just a film and to this day he still hopes he did a good job on his documentaries
Love this film
“If you want money you gotta work for it”
Women with 0 options for being wealthy other than being married into it back then 👁👄👁
I get what you meant though, I wasn’t about the moms attitude, but to be fair she was just being realistic during the time.
James Cameron true passion is deep sea exploration
"I really do hope this is not too sad." Umm... 😂
"he's able to have this once in a lifetime chance--" hhhhhhhhh :D
If you are a Leo fan like me you should see him and Claire Danes do Romeo and Juliet. It is so awesome. It is in full Shakespearean talk with a modern twist. You can’t get much more of a romantic story than that. I really enjoyed this reaction and I’m ready to go to part 2
Thanks so much for the recommendation! And glad you liked it!
maturing is realizing jack was not the love of her life.. (she got married and had kids after him) but he was the first man to show her what real love is. he’s the first man to make her realize her worth. she didn’t settle for less because of jacks impact on her.
O_O I did not know that Kathy Bates was in this movie!!
2:32
When the video actually starts
is it bad i'd rather sale on titanic than any cruise liner today?
I love your love for Leo 🤣♥️
That guy might cost as much as the ship there's no way in Jack could have for a diamond to give to her
speaking of Leo I recommend the revenant the camera angles Scenery music and Leo's performance think you'd enjoy
You’ll love it!
The reason that the movie was so long is that they made it to run the same length of time it took for Titanic to sink: 3 hours 40 minutes.
I did like the video thank you. You seem nice new sub 👏
10:32 i mean technically if your fiancee goes partying with some unknown dude you would be pissed too
You'd have a right to be slightly upset. Not a right to react like a insecure, abusive piece of shit.
Partying isn't cheating regardless of how salty it made him feel lmao
@@Shadyoaksretirement although right away she went to bed with the other guy haha, she totally cheated on him
@Flikz lmao are you really this dense? the sex was cheating. But the partying was not. The partying didn't lead to her sleeping with Jack. Her fiance reacting as said I said was what drove her into bed with another man and you're dumb as hell if you understand see that. Lol Idk about you but I don't treat people like trash and then expect them to be loyal or respectful to me. Common sense, Mate. Especially when she literally never loved him to being with she's being forced into a marriage💀💀
I can’t believe Cal survived.
@@NorthernHandle I mean he did on camera but he not in the story
Y'know what's kinda messed up? We have a 'sink the titanic' game at our local arcade. Like, I get it's been a long time but uh... yeesh. lol
Have you see the movie called The color purple?
Kathy Bates was my favorite in this film
Did you figure out that the actress playing Rose is the lead female in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind?
I didn’t till after I posted it haha.
How you never saw titanic where you lock in a basement or something lol
Best movie ever