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Titanic is easily the greatest disaster movie that has ever been made or will ever be made. But theres far more to appreciate in this cinematic masterpiece. The love story is one of the greatest and most iconic romances in film history. The sinking sequence is one of the greatest scenes ever captured on film. It grabs you and holds you like nothing before or since. The beautiful score by James Horner is one of the most popular movie soundtracks ever and for good reason. The 3D conversion supervised by James Cameron was the best 3D conversion ever put on film. To see Titanic in IMAX 3D made me feel like I was watching it for the first time
When I was younger especially the boys/men would refuse to watch the movie because it's "just a dumb romance". Now they watch it and tell me: "Girl, this is a f*cking horror movie, wth!" Yup. It's a horror movie. My biggest fear to be stuck in/on a metal container that is about to get swallowed up by the sea. Little Fun Fact: There apparently was a Jack Dawson on the Titanic, but he didn't have anything to do with DiCaprios' Jack.
You’re right about the grave but the name of the real man was James Dawson, his gravestone says J. Dawson so he gets a lot of flowers and gifts put on his grave from fans of the movie thinking it’s Jack
Rose's fiancee didnt actually cared for Rose for the Rose herself, but rather the idea of having her. Rose was seen more of a property of her husband, rather than actual person. He is one of those people who cannot stand losing and smth that he saw as his, taken away from him.
yeah I definitely felt that from him, I wondered maybe somewhere along the way, maybe just maybe he cared, because often we won't value what we have or in this case who we have, but let's be honest the who is more of a what to Cal, not until someone else shows more love or affection towards it or them, then we start to think maybe what I have is far more valuable than what I think, that sort of thing but nah the guy should have been yeeted off the ship first.
You are wrong, james Cameron portrayed him as villain under the pressure of producers but he was actually a kind of good guy if you have read the original script of movie 😊
Most of the characters that you see in here are the real people who were on the titanic that night. Thomas Andrews built the ship the captain went down with it and he was going to retire after this voyage, the band played till the very last second and Molly brown went back to see if there were any survivors still
Outside of Jack and Rose as characters the thing I always loved about this movie is the fact that my stupid brain knows too damn well that Titanic will sink yet i always no matter how many times I see it im always in suspense and hoping that this time around they miss iceberg, and everytime I find my self in suspense hoping that Jack survives this time around like as if the film is just magically gonna change i love this movie because no matter how many times i see it and despite me knowing what s gonna happen im always in suspense, its a terrific romance movie and disaster movie hybrid and the people that say the movie is bad is out of their minds and can fight me
I saw someone in a comment saying they had to apologize to the Murdoch family for the way they depicted him in the movie. Thing is, I never had any bad opinion about him. My heart broke for him. What I saw depicted was a man trying to maintain order to avoid more deaths in the middle of the panic and chaos. The look he had on right before he pulled that trigger broke me. Truly heroic man.
Even if he didn't do the offing of his body, his spirit was a part of the story. It showed how he felt about the situation that he tried to, but couldn't control. It's the metaphor in the end.
I'm at the part where they hit the iceberg I totally understand why you said" I know what happens why do I have hope!?" -- it's actually very sad bc experts have since said that had they not tried to port round it. Had they just hit the iceberg head on, it would've done some damage but that is what the front is for. It could've withstood. And it wouldn't have caused the catastrophic damage it did. In trying to turn to avoid it they sealed their fate. It's unfortunate. Had they not it would've not tore several long gashes and dots of holes in the side, flooded too many compartments and thus it would've been able to stay afloat and they would've been able to hang on for the few hours until that one ship could get there so rescue them.
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I like to view her dropping the diamond into the ocean at the end as symbolic, rather than literal, as it also never really existed (though it was based on the massively famous Hope diamond). To Cal, it was a symbol of wealth, his most valuable object used as a claim of ownership of the woman he placed ir on. It marked Rose as also his property, and when he first gave it to her, that is also how she saw it. It's like you were saying about money, and it being neutral, or disloyal. It didn't matter to Rose how much money it was worth, because it was precisely money that was chaining her down, dooming her to a life lived as the property of a man (and a likely to be directly abusive one at that, given how he treated her when she defied him). When the Heart of the Ocean was simply a gift from Cal, it was nothing but a symbol of her captivity and disempowerment. What gave it value to her was her own choices. She *chose* to let Jack draw her with it because it gave her ownership of it. It allowed it to become something more than its monetary value, and instead of being a symbol of wealth, to her it became a symbol of the poor, wonderful man that made her realize that life was worth living. When he died, it became the reminder of the short time they had together, that changed her life irrevocably. It wasn't valuable because it was expensive or rare, but instead because it was the part of him she had left. In a very real sense, it was her heart that she had given to Jack, and so she did what she promised. She never let go. At the end, when she drops it into the ovean, it symbolizes her heart going to join Jack's at the end of her life. She sent it back to where it would have ended up if she had died with him that night, because to her, the life she had was the last gift he gave to her, and one so much more valuable than a diamond.
@@chrisgomez860 Thank you so much! I sometimes write just a little for myself, usually to get out feelings or thoughts, but I don't write professionally or anything. I mostly just love analyzing things and organizing those thoughts on paper. Your reply really brightened my day, though!
Kel gave Rose a diamond, Jack gave her life. And in the end of her life she return the daimond to the ocean right in the place of Jack's death. This is a sign that Rose has fulfilled her promise to live a life full of life. And now they can reunite on heaven.
I don't know if anyone else in the comments mentioned this. But the hand you see drawing the portrait of Rose is James Cameron himself (the director of this movie) He an artist as well.
James Cameron did a lot more than people give him credit for in going for accuracy. Especially with the sinking itself. It was portrayed according to what was known at the time, and he and his brother developed a lot of the deep sea tech that got them down there to get a lot of the undersea footage. I read that anytime you see a shot via the drone, or with one submersible only visible from the outside, those are REAL shots down there. Most of the inside of the ship footage from the outside perspective isn't real, because of all the silt and such, but that one shot of the fireplace via that perspective is actual real footage. It really adds to the haunting feeling, especially when you consider that Titanic has been degrading for over a hundred years, and with what's happened recently, may be some of the last footage we ever get of it before it decomposes entirely. A lot of the stories and lines you hear about other passengers are true as well. Rose's gossip to Jack when he was dining with them were all real stories of those people. That man telling his little girl "it's goodbye for a little while" is straight from that daughter's memory after the fact. Now, not everything was accurate, obviously. A lot of dramatic license was taken, and actually Cameron apologized to the first officer's family for the portrayal of his character. Nevertheless, when you consider Cameron wanted to impress upon audiences all of the human stories to be told, and how he wrapped it up in a fictional love story for Hollywood, it makes some kind of sense. Documentaries are wonderful, and I've seen very engrossing ones, but there's just something about how it comes to life when you tell it as a story. I would argue that as I've grown older, I care less about the romance aspect of this movie, and much more about the humanist aspect. When you sit and really analyze it, gives you so much to think about. Also agree with another commenter about the necklace. That was fictional, and it was very symbolic of Rose sending her heart back to the Titanic before she (presumably) passed away. For all we know of Rose's fictional life, it's quite possible she did do a lot of charity in the world, she certainly seemed to have the heart for it. And in reality, museum pieces appraisal rates for such things seem like so much, but realistically you cannot just sell something like that for cash and give it out. Things like fine art and treasures, it's a lot of money passed around in a very small group of people and never really makes it's way into the outside economy. Not to say that I don't understand your feelings on the matter, I certainly do. I just have a small amount of inside knowledge of such matters thanks to my grandfather and his dealings with the Smithsonian. Anyway, apologies for the long comment, I'm passionate about the subject matter, and I've watched a these few today. I chose to leave this all here because I felt like you, more than a lot of others, showed a genuine reaction, and I really appreciate that. ❤
It absolutely matters that you’re here and we’re here, and that this film was made. Because through this, we’re remembering the people who died, understanding the weight of that loss-the individual human tragedies, and recognising the mistakes that were made which allowed it to happen, and that’s really important. Historical fiction invites us to empathise with the past in a way that a documentary or a textbook just can’t. It implores us to put ourselves in the shoes of those who experienced whatever event(s) it references, and, when done well, it can and should change us as a result. Titanic does a fantastic job of bringing the past to life and showing how and why we should learn from it. Thank you so much for this wonderful commentary and for your considered thoughts and reflections afterwards. ❤
I remember seeing it opening day in 1997. I wanted to see the disaster stuff and the ship sinking...but by the time we got to the iceberg I was hoping they'd miss it and we'd just go along with the story and live in the majesty of that ship. That's why it was such an impressive movie. Took the 20 year old who wanted to see destruction and turned him into a romantic.
Yes, that’s the real shipwreck at the beginning. I believe they went down for real and filmed the actual Titanic, might be the first footage of it as well.
This movie will always stay fucking epic. Even in 10-20-30 years it'll still hold up because they poured their heart in making almost an entire ship to sink. Hell even these scene here aren't CGI 49:05 , 52:07 This is peak cinema. All the actors and stunt people. Insane.
Personally, I agreed with the man who told Molly, (Kathy Baker) "There'll be one less on this boat, if you don't shut that hole in your face!" I didn't agree with the way he spoke to her, but I did agree with him that taking the boat out there would be dangerous and do no good. They would get swamped, the boat would turn over, and they'd all be f'd. It sucks to think about, but he was telling the truth. I understood his frustration. They were all traumatized and having to listen to people scream while they froze to death. Molly's heart was in the right place, and I loved her, but she had no idea the reprucussions if they had gone. That man did know.
Yeah that’s a very good point. I was recently overseas and a beggar came up to our car, I gave him money, and my cousin was furious. I was like why? He was like just give it a sec, about 15 other beggars came out of nowhere asking for money too. I wish I could pay them all but I couldn’t, I didn’t have enough for myself let alone others. And the end result was they all fought over that one bill I gave to the first beggar. So in the end I didn’t help, I just created more problems for the first beggar.
The reason why Rose throws the necklace in the ocean is a symbolism for her because her Jack was there and she was throwing her heart to him - basically saying 'I've kept my promise'
For the part where you were questioning if a mark was on the other side of her face. You are correct. The mockup of the ship was only built to be filmed from one side. Then they realized to be historically accurate for the launch scene, they needed to show the other side. The solution was to reverse everything for filming then flip the film. Actors hair was done in reverse, costumes were tailored to button the opposite direction, text reversed, EVERYTHING they could think of, except obviously the actors' faces.
At the beginning, you kinda feel bad for Sven and his friend he's beating up. All his hopes and dreams up in smoke. 2 and a half hours later, Sven and his buddy are the luckiest men to ever lose at cards.
James Cameron apologized to the family of first officer William Murdoch for how his death was portrayed. There has never been certain evidence that he shot someone, or himself, for that matter. ❤
I know this is 7 months late but anted to mention that tanned leather items survived. The ocean floor is scattered with pairs of shoes. The drawing survived because it was in a leather portfolio.
I had my first sleepless night after watching Titanic. I was kind of panicking because it was a new thing. And I was too young to see it too, probably 12. I'm with you brother.
I snuck into my grandparents living room at 6 when my grandfather and sister were watching it. My grandmother had fallen asleep after SHREK 1 and 2. I got there right at the iceberg and sat next to the couch for the movie. Traumatized me severely for a few years.
Actually my grandfather knew that the Titanic would sink He shouted at the top of his lungs to alert the passengers But what power my grandfather even kicked out of the cinema
Imagine how crazy it must have been seeing this in theaters. I didn’t get to, but watching it at home was shocking enough. Really enjoyed your reaction, your comments are always gem. Also “Hold my…water, I guess” had me laughing 🤣🤣
At the end she died an. Old woman warm in her bed just like he said. The end was her reuniting with Jack in heaven. Notice the clock in that scene says 2:20. That’s the time the boat sank.
Good reaction man. It's funny how you described the ship's hull like a whale, because i remember associating the hull with a large shark/whale when the underbelly of the ship came down as it broke. Also there would have been no sharks in that water. The north Atlantic is too cold for sharks. Certainly killer sharks anyways.
The Last song the Musicians played was "Nearer my God to Thee" (apparently recounted by passengers who survived and heard them) -- its a truly poignant, heartbreaking moment in the film.
Rose tossed the necklace in the water because it’s called the “heart of the ocean” and the place where she met Jack (titanic) is where her heart belongs. She didn’t want to sell it to gain money from it because that would make her more like Cal.
“He put a pistol in his mouth that year” is a line in all the reactions I’ve seen met with “couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy” Though I hear there was a version of the scene where Cal was looking for Rose on the Carpathia and finds her. He apologizes for everything, swearing to be better, etc since, yaknow… after everything, seeing that many people die, stuck in silence for hours in a boat, somehow being one of the people who survived… after the rush of getting out there are now 2 hours of silence for all of it to hit you, everything that led to you being on a boat you shouldn’t have and losing someone who should have been. That changes a person, but Cal seeming to take that turn, hopefully being a better husband to any future wife than he ever would’ve been to Rose, her rejecting him, bd him accepting it without even trying to get the diamond back it feels a but too much. There was then one deleted version though where Cal still wasn’t able to find her but was a lot more broken up about it that I think could’ve worked as a good conclusion to his character.
i understand where your coming from, it affected my heart on so many levels to see on motion picture the reality of the horrific event that happened over 100 years ago
On the day of the sinking, the 3rd class had: BREAKFAST: Oatmeal Porridge and Milk, Smoked Fish (Herring), Jacket Potatoes, Ham and Eggs, Fresh Bread with Butter and Marmalade, Tea and Coffee AFTERNOON: Fresh Bread and Butter, Cold Cuts, Cheese, Pickles, Stewed Figs and Rice, Tea DINNER: Rice Soup, Fresh Bread, Biscuits (Crackers), Roast Beef with Gravy, Sweet Corn, Boiled Potatoes, Plum Pudding and Fruit THAT'S NOT BAD AT ALL ....
The whole idea of Jack and rose was made to show you as much of the ship as possible, the differences between first class and 3rd class and as much about the people who were on board.
A few years ago, there was an exhibition in a nearby city where they portrayed stuff they had found on the Titanic. Coins, glasses, silverware, etc. In the last room, three giant walls were covered with lists, naming all the victims, while playing the main theme from this movie (not the Celiné Dion version, the movie version). I had to sit down for a moment, it was so heavy. It's easy to forget that this actually happened, this was a real tragedy. Just like we tend to forget about wars, when it's been enough time for it to be a story, when no one is left to remember it. When it's only on the screen. After viewing that exhibition, I see this movie so differently (but in a good way). 💔 (btw, sorry for bad English, it's not my native language) Btw, these three scenes were improvised; 1. "I'm the King of the World" 2. The table being thrown at breakfast when Cal says Rose is his wife (so Kate's reaction was genuine) and 3. she spitting on him later in the movie (she was supposed to slap him).
Furniture! Everybody just needed a piece of furniture to survive. I had been thinking about it all the movie long. And the baker who drunk alcohol and throw furniture overboard (in deleted scene) was the only one who acted correctly. And he survived.
James Cameron used his own sub to film the actual wreck so all the footage you see of the wreck in modern times is the real actual titanic filmed by Cameron himself. Greatest movie ever
Fun fact: James Cameron did in fact journey to the Titanic, and the shipwreck you see in the movie is his actual footage of his journey to the wreckage.
Interesting fact: whereas the shock of the iceberg hit is felt by Rose and Jack and even Andrews in his cabin notices, a survivor said all he noticed was what sounded like a quickening of machines, but nothing serious.
Now on Jack and Roses romance, ive heard similar arguments about how Rose is a cheater and yadadayada i dont agree with that very much i mean in a technical sense it was cheating and i never want to justify cheating ever but in the context of Rose specifically she was trapped in quite possibly one of the worst situations in which it got to point where she was willing to take her own life, she was with an abusive man that cared more about money then anything else, her mother much the same cared more about money then anything else she drastically needed a way out and the night she attempted to take the easy way out Jack someone whos not 1st class, who has less then 10 bucks to his name and is actually human and actually cares about her well being saved her physically by helping her back over the rail and saved her and metaphorically by showing her the real world, a better world, and helping her find a way out and Jack didn't force it onto her he simply showed her the way out and gave her the choice if she wanted to take it or not and she took it and ran with it, Jack saved her life in more ways then one and thats whats beautiful about their love story
I think it’s the music combined with the love lost is what leaves the lasting impression trust me I know how you feel lol I saw it in theaters in like 4th grade and it made me feel pretty sad even back then . It’s a powerful movie
and remember as well the Titanic disaster brought about changes to laws almost immediately regarding maritime safety measures like having enough life boats on board etc...man what a sad movie
from what i heard it was actually standard practice to speed past an iceberg area to get out of it asap. the faster you get past it, the less likely you are to hit one. kind of makes sens.
I know I’m 7 months late to this, but I just found your channel!! Titanic is my favorite movie of all time!! ❤ Fun fact - only Jack, Rose, and a few others are fictional characters. The rest of the cast, including most of the extras in the background, are based on real people. The captain, Mr. Andrews, Murdaugh, Molly Brown, all of them are based on real people and their stories are based on actual events. The story telling is epic and the effects are amazing! They did add and change some things, but a lot of the movie is historically accurate. It’s heartbreaking every time I watch it, and I’m bawling from the middle to the end! Absolutely incredible movie!! A masterpiece of cinematic storytelling!! ❤ It’s completely normal that titanic had this effect on you! It does the same thing to me, too!! That’s the beauty of this movie!!!! Thank you for your vulnerability and candor!! It’s refreshing ❤❤
James Cameron has said himself that Jack was supposed to die. It was in the script. But also that that was a very realistic thing that happened, losing your loved ones. That pain you feel for rose, imagine the other women in the boats that lost their loved ones, children lost their fathers, etc.
Titanic is such a creepy event, foreshadowing WW1 only 2 years later and everything else that came after. The world was already in free fall in 1912, that way of life, social divides (like the old fashioned sort), women's rights....everything was about to change. This boat was the world in a nutshell.
Jack WAS real actually! Although that wasn't his actual name it was changed to Jack. Joseph Dawson was on record to have been on board when the Titanic sank, however his grave only read J. Dawson, so no one knew his name at the time only his last name but eventually it was discovered that the person Jack was based on was called Joseph instead of Jack. Rose, while her name isn't the same either, she WAS based on a real person; Beatrice Wood, however she wasn't actually on the Titanic but her person is who Rose was based on, a wealthy independent women with a passion for art who traveled the world.
A heavily fictionalized and Hollywood-ized dramatization of the real events, but an amazing movie nevertheless - stellar acting, writing, soundtrack, cinematography, all of it. James Cameron's Titanic was a cultural landmark that changed pop culture and aside from all the box office records, it also gained more and more ticket sales every week in stayed in theaters and no other film before or since has ever been able to claim that.
Obviously not, I was talking about the overhead shots of the ship, in those it’s quite clear not just the Captain but everyone is CGI. Thank you for letting know they were real, I wasn’t too sure cuz the main characters’ story wasn’t real so.
Wait what do you mean he's not real? Jack and rose are not real, yes as in- they're just fictional characters but everything else in the movie actually did happen in real life. And lol a lot of people didn't like that she threw the necklace in the ocean cause she could've used that for her grandkids but I think her throwing it was symbolic.
You answered your own question. Yeah sure I get that, I was just saying, a lot of people can be taken out of an extremely rough position with that necklace.
It’s a great movie. I thought it was funny when Rose said the word misery, and you said you haven’t seen Misery, because Kathy Bates portrays Molly Brown in Titanic and she’s actually in Misery too, she plays a really psychotic crazed obsessed fan of a famous author, she plays the part well too, completely different from her role in Titanic lol
Titanic is a 1996/1997 movie and it was the first time that the CGI would be more realistic. Even so, it won 11 Oscars and is the highest grossing film in history (NOT BEING A FILM FOR CHILDREN) The effects looks like today ones. Titanic was released again in 2023 in 3D without updating its effects (Except for color or some screen bug) and again it looked amazing.
If only they had compared the drawing to her pictures in her stay room. Her granddaughter even was helping her set them up goes to the deck and says you really think this is you Nanna ummmmm. It bothers me everytime I can't unsee it
What was your teacher on about? Yeah, everything involving Jack and Rose was made up, but Cameron was incredibly accurate with historical people and details. Even specifics such as Quartermaster Hitchens being the one on the wheel when it hit, then being the one arguing with Molly Brown in the lifeboat about going back, and Frederic Fleet being in the same boat with them; and Charles Joghuin, the ship's pastry chef being on the back of the stern as it goes down. There's also a deleted scene of him helping to throw things overboard for people to hold onto, which he also did. Also, Harold Lowe being the one officer who decided to go back for survivors. The only historical thing that the movie had people cross over was Murdoch's suicide. This was because of survivor accounts saying that an officer shot himself on the side that he was watching but it was never confirmed whom it was.
If this had been a true event, Rose couldn't do anything with the diamond. Carson Hockley 's father filed an insurance claim for the diamond. The insurance fraud/scandal that would have insued.
How’d you say ‘it’s the ship breaking’ so calmly I would have been crying Or that they would’ve been rescued Because there was another ship that was only 10 miles away,but they thought Titanic was shooting fireworks Shooting fireworks in the middle of the ocean,with one end partially underwater 😒🙄
The film got more right than it did wrong. It was years after this that they realized it didn't reach as high an angle as the film shows. Either way the outcome was the same.
all information comes from the inquaries by survivors and the book titanic voices from the disaster according to newspapers the crowed on the docks moved with Titanic until they came to the end of the warf By Sunday morning, first class passenger Colonel Archibald Gracie headed for the gymnasium. “I was up early before breakfast and met the professional racquet player in a half hour’s warming up,” he said.Then he headed to F Deck,to the Titanic’s pool, for “a swim in the six-foot deep tank of salt water, heated to a refreshing temperature.” Meanwhile, science teacher Lawrence Beesley spent a peaceful Sunday afternoon in the second class library. It was a clear day, and people were excited about landing in New York on Wednesday, with calm weather all the way. After dinner, Lawrence and about a hundred other passengers gathered around a piano in the second class dining saloon to sing hymns.Reverend Ernest Carter, who organized the gathering, closed the evening by saying that this was “the first time that there have been hymns sung on this boat on a Sunday evening, but we trust and pray it won’t be the last.” It was after ten o’clock when they stopped to enjoy some biscuits and coffee.Then Lawrence headed to his cabin on D Deck (D56),to read in his bunk before going to sleep. On Sunday night the sky was bright with stars, and the first class dining saloon glittered too.May Futrelle was traveling with her husband, Jacques, a writer. She never forgot Sunday night’s dinner in the elegant saloon, when many women wore the fine dresses they’d just purchased in Paris. “It was a brilliant crowd. Jewels flashed from the gowns of the women,” May said later. “And, oh, the dear women, how fondly they wore their latest Parisian gowns! It was the first time that most of them had an opportunity to display their newly acquired finery.” “It was all so quiet, but how penetratingly cold it had become! Little wisps of mist like tiny fairies wafted gently inboard from the sea and left my face clammy. I shivered,” said Violet. “It was indeed a night for bed, warmth, and cozy thoughts of home and firesides. I thought of the man in the crow’s nest as I came indoors, surely an unenviable job on such a night.” Captain Smith left the bridge about 9:25 p.m.,saying to Lightoller, “ ‘If it becomes at all doubtful let me know at once; I will be just inside.’” testamony of the collision: “It was not a loud crash; it was felt almost as much as heard. . . . I sat up in bed and looked out of the nearest port. I saw an iceberg only a few feet away, apparently racing aft at high speed and crumbling as it went. I knew right away what that meant.” - Henry Harper,first class passenger “The sensation to me was as if the ship had been seized by a giant hand and shaken once, twice then stopped dead in its course,” she said.But“. . . I was not thrown out of my berth, and my husband staggered on his feet only slightly.We heard no strange sounds . . . but we noticed that the engines had stopped running . . .” “To those who showed concern, a reassuring answer was forthcoming: ‘There are plenty of lifeboats in the vicinity; they’ll be with us any moment now.’” - Violet Jessop “Women and children first; men had to save themselves as they could.When Elna and I came up all the lifeboats were crowded,so no rescue was possible . . . You have to try to imagine it - the last moment I saw my dear sister stand there with little Thelma tightly in her arms.” - Ernst Persson, third class passenger “Striking the water was like a thousand knives being driven into one’s body, and, for a few moments, I completely lost grip of myself - and no wonder for I was perspiring freely,whilst the temperature of the water was 28 degrees,or four degrees below freezing. aftermath: "When the Carpathia arrived in New York at 9:30 pm on the cold and rainy evening of April 18, 1912, the ship first bypassed Pier 54, its home Cunard Line pier, and sailed up the river to Pier 59, the berth for the White Star Line, to drop off the empty lifeboats. Pier 59 is where the Titanic was supposed to have arrived. The Carpathia then sailed back to Pier 54 to let off the booked passengers and the survivors of the doomed ship. Tens of thousands of people gathered around Pier 54 to meet them and to hear the stories of the maritime disaster. A tug boat filled with photographers followed the ship to the pier, and the flashlight of cameras lit up the ship in the night sky to reveal that the decks were crammed with passengers."
33:50 so would Indian men all collectively decide to save theirselves in that situation without any outside pressure or shaming on what should be done?
10:51 "why can't they be real?" how hard is it to make a 1:1 scale? nice yea dude they wouldn't have made that shot without CGI sorry deal with it's still good CGI for the time now for the sinking they did make massive near perfect 1:1 scale mock ups for it
Drowning is actually quite peaceful (not under these circumstances because the sea was warm where I was, but maybe) I was swept out into the Mediterranean off the coast of Malta, and you get that tired fighting to live you dont care anymore, its hard to explain to people, but it is peaceful! the tide dragged me to shore and I woke up and walked out of the sea so confused! 7 of us, my best mae with me, came out of the sea that day, on the set of 'Troy' the Brad Pitt movie, how I or them didnt die is a miracle
well I'm glad you are here. I just imagine not being able to breath for a very long time and not being able to die either, just being stuck in a weird state of waiting to die while not being able to would be quite damaging, physically and psychologically, but again I haven't drowned... well other than in a 4 feet deep swimming pool (I'm 6 ft btw 😂)
@@AffanReacts breathing isn't even a thing bro, breathing is the last thing on your mind through exhaustion, that's how weird drowning is! Im still not afraid to jump in the sea though 🙌 Ps im 6ft 2 x
Why is it her responsibility to sell the diamond to help others? That's such a silly thing to say. If she wants to throw it in the ocean that's her right, she doesn't owe anyone anything
I love how everyone criticizes Cal for using a child to escape, ignoring the fact that by doing so he saved two lives: his own and the child's. And if you consider it selfish, that in order to save your life you must also save someone else's life, then in this case I want all people to be selfish. And what was he to do? No one cared about the child, except for him. It is also interesting that the member of the ship's crew who threw the money at Cal said a noble thing about the fact that the money would not save him, at the same time killed both lives: Tommy and his own.
I like your thought process, looking at the bright side. But you forgot one major thing. Cal isn’t interested in any life, not even his own as we find out at the end. He did try to shoot Rose and Jack, so while I get your point, this isn’t the guy to apply that point to.
@@AffanReacts You may be right, but I don't think Cal is a real bastard in this movie. On the contrary, for me he is a positive character. I'll say an unpopular opinion, but I hated Rose and Jack the whole movie. And it annoys me that the director specifically makes him a villain, but if you analyze it, he did less bad things. And about the fact that he shot himself, we don’t know what really happened, most likely depression and not happy life were the cause of all this. Still, it's fair to say that the real villain in the movie is Rosa's mother.
What about him shooting 2 other people? If the bullets didn’t miss, he is a murderer. What about physical abuse towards Rose. What about telling Rose she is his property. What about treating everyone human as an object and thing to get ahead in life, similar to that child you say he saved. You probably like the actor and that’s great, but the character of Cal. I hope no one is ever like that.
@PeshawariAffan agreed. Yes Rose was cheating, and I HATE cheating, but women in this time period didn't have the same extent of freedom we do now so I can kinda forgive it. That being said, Rose married another man...but bounces on him in the afterlife for her 1 night stand 😂 that isn't my favorite but Cal was trash.
I still think that's too little for a first class passenger to give as a reward for rescuing his fiancee. For context, he would have spent £870 (or $4,350) for that large suite, which would be over $100,000 (in both pounds and dollars) today! He should have at least offered $100.
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Rose passed away at the end but did so over the wreck site of the titanic so her spirit could return to Jack after. That's what we saw happen
Titanic is easily the greatest disaster movie that has ever been made or will ever be made. But theres far more to appreciate in this cinematic masterpiece. The love story is one of the greatest and most iconic romances in film history. The sinking sequence is one of the greatest scenes ever captured on film. It grabs you and holds you like nothing before or since. The beautiful score by James Horner is one of the most popular movie soundtracks ever and for good reason. The 3D conversion supervised by James Cameron was the best 3D conversion ever put on film. To see Titanic in IMAX 3D made me feel like I was watching it for the first time
It broke me all 15 times I saw Titanic in theaters back in 1997. It breaks me the same way every time Ive seen Titanic on VHS, DVD and Blu-ray
When I was younger especially the boys/men would refuse to watch the movie because it's "just a dumb romance". Now they watch it and tell me: "Girl, this is a f*cking horror movie, wth!"
Yup. It's a horror movie. My biggest fear to be stuck in/on a metal container that is about to get swallowed up by the sea.
Little Fun Fact: There apparently was a Jack Dawson on the Titanic, but he didn't have anything to do with DiCaprios' Jack.
You’re right about the grave but the name of the real man was James Dawson, his gravestone says J. Dawson so he gets a lot of flowers and gifts put on his grave from fans of the movie thinking it’s Jack
Rose's fiancee didnt actually cared for Rose for the Rose herself, but rather the idea of having her. Rose was seen more of a property of her husband, rather than actual person. He is one of those people who cannot stand losing and smth that he saw as his, taken away from him.
yeah I definitely felt that from him, I wondered maybe somewhere along the way, maybe just maybe he cared, because often we won't value what we have or in this case who we have, but let's be honest the who is more of a what to Cal, not until someone else shows more love or affection towards it or them, then we start to think maybe what I have is far more valuable than what I think, that sort of thing but nah the guy should have been yeeted off the ship first.
You are wrong, james Cameron portrayed him as villain under the pressure of producers but he was actually a kind of good guy if you have read the original script of movie 😊
She was a nice pretty handbag to him but she was a wild horse ready to break free and Jack gave her that chance.
He loved her in his own way
But women didn’t have the same rights as men at the time
She was basically property
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Most of the characters that you see in here are the real people who were on the titanic that night. Thomas Andrews built the ship the captain went down with it and he was going to retire after this voyage, the band played till the very last second and Molly brown went back to see if there were any survivors still
Margaret also formed a committee with the other first class women to raise funds for third class survivors, who lost all their possessions.
the captain left the ship, he was trialed after
Outside of Jack and Rose as characters the thing I always loved about this movie is the fact that my stupid brain knows too damn well that Titanic will sink yet i always no matter how many times I see it im always in suspense and hoping that this time around they miss iceberg, and everytime I find my self in suspense hoping that Jack survives this time around like as if the film is just magically gonna change i love this movie because no matter how many times i see it and despite me knowing what s gonna happen im always in suspense, its a terrific romance movie and disaster movie hybrid and the people that say the movie is bad is out of their minds and can fight me
First officer Murdoch saved 75% of the people who survived including most of the male passengers he died a true hero may he rest in peace.
May they all RIP
I saw someone in a comment saying they had to apologize to the Murdoch family for the way they depicted him in the movie. Thing is, I never had any bad opinion about him. My heart broke for him. What I saw depicted was a man trying to maintain order to avoid more deaths in the middle of the panic and chaos. The look he had on right before he pulled that trigger broke me. Truly heroic man.
Even if he didn't do the offing of his body, his spirit was a part of the story. It showed how he felt about the situation that he tried to, but couldn't control. It's the metaphor in the end.
They might need to apologize to Bruce Ismay as well. He got trashed in this movie unfairly@iulia.bianca.b
I'm at the part where they hit the iceberg I totally understand why you said" I know what happens why do I have hope!?" -- it's actually very sad bc experts have since said that had they not tried to port round it. Had they just hit the iceberg head on, it would've done some damage but that is what the front is for. It could've withstood. And it wouldn't have caused the catastrophic damage it did. In trying to turn to avoid it they sealed their fate. It's unfortunate. Had they not it would've not tore several long gashes and dots of holes in the side, flooded too many compartments and thus it would've been able to stay afloat and they would've been able to hang on for the few hours until that one ship could get there so rescue them.
Yeah someone else mentioned that as well, I guess they weren’t really trained for this sort of a situation.
@@AffanReactsctually if that happened it would have very hardly stopped abruptly causing injuries from that force
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I like to view her dropping the diamond into the ocean at the end as symbolic, rather than literal, as it also never really existed (though it was based on the massively famous Hope diamond). To Cal, it was a symbol of wealth, his most valuable object used as a claim of ownership of the woman he placed ir on. It marked Rose as also his property, and when he first gave it to her, that is also how she saw it. It's like you were saying about money, and it being neutral, or disloyal. It didn't matter to Rose how much money it was worth, because it was precisely money that was chaining her down, dooming her to a life lived as the property of a man (and a likely to be directly abusive one at that, given how he treated her when she defied him). When the Heart of the Ocean was simply a gift from Cal, it was nothing but a symbol of her captivity and disempowerment.
What gave it value to her was her own choices. She *chose* to let Jack draw her with it because it gave her ownership of it. It allowed it to become something more than its monetary value, and instead of being a symbol of wealth, to her it became a symbol of the poor, wonderful man that made her realize that life was worth living. When he died, it became the reminder of the short time they had together, that changed her life irrevocably. It wasn't valuable because it was expensive or rare, but instead because it was the part of him she had left. In a very real sense, it was her heart that she had given to Jack, and so she did what she promised. She never let go.
At the end, when she drops it into the ovean, it symbolizes her heart going to join Jack's at the end of her life. She sent it back to where it would have ended up if she had died with him that night, because to her, the life she had was the last gift he gave to her, and one so much more valuable than a diamond.
I couldn’t have said it better myself, a reminder that true love is worth more than riches
Dang. If you're not one already, you should become a writer. You're very artful with words
@@chrisgomez860 Thank you so much! I sometimes write just a little for myself, usually to get out feelings or thoughts, but I don't write professionally or anything. I mostly just love analyzing things and organizing those thoughts on paper. Your reply really brightened my day, though!
Kel gave Rose a diamond, Jack gave her life. And in the end of her life she return the daimond to the ocean right in the place of Jack's death. This is a sign that Rose has fulfilled her promise to live a life full of life. And now they can reunite on heaven.
wow you are so so cuuute Brigid
I don't know if anyone else in the comments mentioned this. But the hand you see drawing the portrait of Rose is James Cameron himself (the director of this movie) He an artist as well.
He drew all the pictures in Jacks portfolio
James Cameron did a lot more than people give him credit for in going for accuracy. Especially with the sinking itself. It was portrayed according to what was known at the time, and he and his brother developed a lot of the deep sea tech that got them down there to get a lot of the undersea footage. I read that anytime you see a shot via the drone, or with one submersible only visible from the outside, those are REAL shots down there. Most of the inside of the ship footage from the outside perspective isn't real, because of all the silt and such, but that one shot of the fireplace via that perspective is actual real footage. It really adds to the haunting feeling, especially when you consider that Titanic has been degrading for over a hundred years, and with what's happened recently, may be some of the last footage we ever get of it before it decomposes entirely.
A lot of the stories and lines you hear about other passengers are true as well. Rose's gossip to Jack when he was dining with them were all real stories of those people. That man telling his little girl "it's goodbye for a little while" is straight from that daughter's memory after the fact. Now, not everything was accurate, obviously. A lot of dramatic license was taken, and actually Cameron apologized to the first officer's family for the portrayal of his character. Nevertheless, when you consider Cameron wanted to impress upon audiences all of the human stories to be told, and how he wrapped it up in a fictional love story for Hollywood, it makes some kind of sense. Documentaries are wonderful, and I've seen very engrossing ones, but there's just something about how it comes to life when you tell it as a story. I would argue that as I've grown older, I care less about the romance aspect of this movie, and much more about the humanist aspect. When you sit and really analyze it, gives you so much to think about.
Also agree with another commenter about the necklace. That was fictional, and it was very symbolic of Rose sending her heart back to the Titanic before she (presumably) passed away. For all we know of Rose's fictional life, it's quite possible she did do a lot of charity in the world, she certainly seemed to have the heart for it. And in reality, museum pieces appraisal rates for such things seem like so much, but realistically you cannot just sell something like that for cash and give it out. Things like fine art and treasures, it's a lot of money passed around in a very small group of people and never really makes it's way into the outside economy. Not to say that I don't understand your feelings on the matter, I certainly do. I just have a small amount of inside knowledge of such matters thanks to my grandfather and his dealings with the Smithsonian.
Anyway, apologies for the long comment, I'm passionate about the subject matter, and I've watched a these few today. I chose to leave this all here because I felt like you, more than a lot of others, showed a genuine reaction, and I really appreciate that. ❤
It absolutely matters that you’re here and we’re here, and that this film was made. Because through this, we’re remembering the people who died, understanding the weight of that loss-the individual human tragedies, and recognising the mistakes that were made which allowed it to happen, and that’s really important.
Historical fiction invites us to empathise with the past in a way that a documentary or a textbook just can’t. It implores us to put ourselves in the shoes of those who experienced whatever event(s) it references, and, when done well, it can and should change us as a result.
Titanic does a fantastic job of bringing the past to life and showing how and why we should learn from it.
Thank you so much for this wonderful commentary and for your considered thoughts and reflections afterwards. ❤
I remember seeing it opening day in 1997. I wanted to see the disaster stuff and the ship sinking...but by the time we got to the iceberg I was hoping they'd miss it and we'd just go along with the story and live in the majesty of that ship. That's why it was such an impressive movie. Took the 20 year old who wanted to see destruction and turned him into a romantic.
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Funny enough every time I see it again, I think, man, maybe, this time they'll make it and avoid the berg....
Yes, that’s the real shipwreck at the beginning. I believe they went down for real and filmed the actual Titanic, might be the first footage of it as well.
This movie will always stay fucking epic. Even in 10-20-30 years it'll still hold up because they poured their heart in making almost an entire ship to sink. Hell even these scene here aren't CGI 49:05 , 52:07 This is peak cinema. All the actors and stunt people. Insane.
Titanic will be back in theaters for the 25th anniversary
@@connorredshaw7994okay that makes me feel old... lol😂
Personally, I agreed with the man who told Molly, (Kathy Baker) "There'll be one less on this boat, if you don't shut that hole in your face!" I didn't agree with the way he spoke to her, but I did agree with him that taking the boat out there would be dangerous and do no good. They would get swamped, the boat would turn over, and they'd all be f'd. It sucks to think about, but he was telling the truth. I understood his frustration. They were all traumatized and having to listen to people scream while they froze to death. Molly's heart was in the right place, and I loved her, but she had no idea the reprucussions if they had gone. That man did know.
Yeah that’s a very good point. I was recently overseas and a beggar came up to our car, I gave him money, and my cousin was furious. I was like why? He was like just give it a sec, about 15 other beggars came out of nowhere asking for money too. I wish I could pay them all but I couldn’t, I didn’t have enough for myself let alone others. And the end result was they all fought over that one bill I gave to the first beggar. So in the end I didn’t help, I just created more problems for the first beggar.
But in real life, Molly won that argument. Their boat came back. She actually took reigns on that boat because the officer was in a state of shock.
@@ThisIsNotAhnJieRen And only succeeded because most were already dead. Point still stands.
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They woulhave swamped the boats
Hypothermia was setting in,so they wouldn’t have had the energy
I think she closed her eyes so that if it went wrong she didnt have to see herself chop his hand off 😂
The reason why Rose throws the necklace in the ocean is a symbolism for her because her Jack was there and she was throwing her heart to him - basically saying 'I've kept my promise'
For the part where you were questioning if a mark was on the other side of her face. You are correct. The mockup of the ship was only built to be filmed from one side. Then they realized to be historically accurate for the launch scene, they needed to show the other side. The solution was to reverse everything for filming then flip the film. Actors hair was done in reverse, costumes were tailored to button the opposite direction, text reversed, EVERYTHING they could think of, except obviously the actors' faces.
At the beginning, you kinda feel bad for Sven and his friend he's beating up. All his hopes and dreams up in smoke. 2 and a half hours later, Sven and his buddy are the luckiest men to ever lose at cards.
James Cameron apologized to the family of first officer William Murdoch for how his death was portrayed. There has never been certain evidence that he shot someone, or himself, for that matter. ❤
I know this is 7 months late but anted to mention that tanned leather items survived. The ocean floor is scattered with pairs of shoes. The drawing survived because it was in a leather portfolio.
Titanic was the first ship to use the S.O.S. code.
I had my first sleepless night after watching Titanic. I was kind of panicking because it was a new thing. And I was too young to see it too, probably 12. I'm with you brother.
Damn at 12? Bring it in brother 🤗
@@AffanReacts Yeah, my parents let me watch movies too soon. I remember I had school the next day.
@@AffanReactsI watched it at the age of 6, because my mom wanted me to see it for some reason.
I watched it at 12 too and I couldn’t stop thinking about it when I was trying to sleep for a couple nights so I didn’t sleep for that long
I snuck into my grandparents living room at 6 when my grandfather and sister were watching it. My grandmother had fallen asleep after SHREK 1 and 2. I got there right at the iceberg and sat next to the couch for the movie. Traumatized me severely for a few years.
Actually my grandfather knew that the Titanic would sink
He shouted at the top of his lungs to alert the passengers
But what power my grandfather even kicked out of the cinema
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Imagine how crazy it must have been seeing this in theaters. I didn’t get to, but watching it at home was shocking enough. Really enjoyed your reaction, your comments are always gem.
Also “Hold my…water, I guess” had me laughing 🤣🤣
It was amazing- I went to see it multiple times in the theater in 1997-98
When you look at her desk near her bed
She has pictures where she does all the things her and jack spoke of on the deck.
At the end she died an. Old woman warm in her bed just like he said. The end was her reuniting with Jack in heaven. Notice the clock in that scene says 2:20. That’s the time the boat sank.
Good reaction man. It's funny how you described the ship's hull like a whale, because i remember associating the hull with a large shark/whale when the underbelly of the ship came down as it broke. Also there would have been no sharks in that water. The north Atlantic is too cold for sharks. Certainly killer sharks anyways.
The Last song the Musicians played was "Nearer my God to Thee" (apparently recounted by passengers who survived and heard them) -- its a truly poignant, heartbreaking moment in the film.
Rose tossed the necklace in the water because it’s called the “heart of the ocean” and the place where she met Jack (titanic) is where her heart belongs. She didn’t want to sell it to gain money from it because that would make her more like Cal.
“He put a pistol in his mouth that year” is a line in all the reactions I’ve seen met with “couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy”
Though I hear there was a version of the scene where Cal was looking for Rose on the Carpathia and finds her. He apologizes for everything, swearing to be better, etc since, yaknow… after everything, seeing that many people die, stuck in silence for hours in a boat, somehow being one of the people who survived… after the rush of getting out there are now 2 hours of silence for all of it to hit you, everything that led to you being on a boat you shouldn’t have and losing someone who should have been. That changes a person, but Cal seeming to take that turn, hopefully being a better husband to any future wife than he ever would’ve been to Rose, her rejecting him, bd him accepting it without even trying to get the diamond back it feels a but too much.
There was then one deleted version though where Cal still wasn’t able to find her but was a lot more broken up about it that I think could’ve worked as a good conclusion to his character.
i understand where your coming from, it affected my heart on so many levels to see on motion picture the reality of the horrific event that happened over 100 years ago
they say the meals in third class (steerage) was actually quite nice. then you get music and dancing and all the Guinness you can drink
On the day of the sinking, the 3rd class had:
BREAKFAST: Oatmeal Porridge and Milk, Smoked Fish (Herring), Jacket Potatoes, Ham and Eggs, Fresh Bread with Butter and Marmalade, Tea and Coffee
AFTERNOON: Fresh Bread and Butter, Cold Cuts, Cheese, Pickles, Stewed Figs and Rice, Tea
DINNER: Rice Soup, Fresh Bread, Biscuits (Crackers), Roast Beef with Gravy, Sweet Corn, Boiled Potatoes, Plum Pudding and Fruit
THAT'S NOT BAD AT ALL ....
The whole idea of Jack and rose was made to show you as much of the ship as possible, the differences between first class and 3rd class and as much about the people who were on board.
It's like Groundhog Day...
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A few years ago, there was an exhibition in a nearby city where they portrayed stuff they had found on the Titanic. Coins, glasses, silverware, etc. In the last room, three giant walls were covered with lists, naming all the victims, while playing the main theme from this movie (not the Celiné Dion version, the movie version). I had to sit down for a moment, it was so heavy. It's easy to forget that this actually happened, this was a real tragedy. Just like we tend to forget about wars, when it's been enough time for it to be a story, when no one is left to remember it. When it's only on the screen. After viewing that exhibition, I see this movie so differently (but in a good way). 💔 (btw, sorry for bad English, it's not my native language)
Btw, these three scenes were improvised; 1. "I'm the King of the World" 2. The table being thrown at breakfast when Cal says Rose is his wife (so Kate's reaction was genuine) and 3. she spitting on him later in the movie (she was supposed to slap him).
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Furniture! Everybody just needed a piece of furniture to survive. I had been thinking about it all the movie long. And the baker who drunk alcohol and throw furniture overboard (in deleted scene) was the only one who acted correctly. And he survived.
James Cameron used his own sub to film the actual wreck so all the footage you see of the wreck in modern times is the real actual titanic filmed by Cameron himself. Greatest movie ever
Fun fact: James Cameron did in fact journey to the Titanic, and the shipwreck you see in the movie is his actual footage of his journey to the wreckage.
Bill went down with him a few times. They became good friends
Interesting fact: whereas the shock of the iceberg hit is felt by Rose and Jack and even Andrews in his cabin notices, a survivor said all he noticed was what sounded like a quickening of machines, but nothing serious.
I remember how much I cried at the cinema back then, I was 12 and my mom had to laugh a little about my reaction
Everytime I see this, I’m hoping that this time,they won’t try turn
The mom knew that smoking was bad for your health 😅
Now on Jack and Roses romance, ive heard similar arguments about how Rose is a cheater and yadadayada i dont agree with that very much i mean in a technical sense it was cheating and i never want to justify cheating ever but in the context of Rose specifically she was trapped in quite possibly one of the worst situations in which it got to point where she was willing to take her own life, she was with an abusive man that cared more about money then anything else, her mother much the same cared more about money then anything else she drastically needed a way out and the night she attempted to take the easy way out Jack someone whos not 1st class, who has less then 10 bucks to his name and is actually human and actually cares about her well being saved her physically by helping her back over the rail and saved her and metaphorically by showing her the real world, a better world, and helping her find a way out and Jack didn't force it onto her he simply showed her the way out and gave her the choice if she wanted to take it or not and she took it and ran with it, Jack saved her life in more ways then one and thats whats beautiful about their love story
Glad I caught the end before YT took it down again lol
I think it’s the music combined with the love lost is what leaves the lasting impression trust me I know how you feel lol I saw it in theaters in like 4th grade and it made me feel pretty sad even back then . It’s a powerful movie
Nickelodeons offered continuous showings of one- and two-reel films, lasting from 15 minutes to one hour and accompanied by a piano.
and remember as well the Titanic disaster brought about changes to laws almost immediately regarding maritime safety measures like having enough life boats on board etc...man what a sad movie
from what i heard it was actually standard practice to speed past an iceberg area to get out of it asap. the faster you get past it, the less likely you are to hit one. kind of makes sens.
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I know I’m 7 months late to this, but I just found your channel!! Titanic is my favorite movie of all time!! ❤ Fun fact - only Jack, Rose, and a few others are fictional characters. The rest of the cast, including most of the extras in the background, are based on real people. The captain, Mr. Andrews, Murdaugh, Molly Brown, all of them are based on real people and their stories are based on actual events. The story telling is epic and the effects are amazing! They did add and change some things, but a lot of the movie is historically accurate. It’s heartbreaking every time I watch it, and I’m bawling from the middle to the end! Absolutely incredible movie!! A masterpiece of cinematic storytelling!! ❤ It’s completely normal that titanic had this effect on you! It does the same thing to me, too!! That’s the beauty of this movie!!!! Thank you for your vulnerability and candor!! It’s refreshing ❤❤
Oh, they keep kicking it. You poor thing 😂
James Cameron has said himself that Jack was supposed to die. It was in the script. But also that that was a very realistic thing that happened, losing your loved ones. That pain you feel for rose, imagine the other women in the boats that lost their loved ones, children lost their fathers, etc.
Titanic is such a creepy event, foreshadowing WW1 only 2 years later and everything else that came after. The world was already in free fall in 1912, that way of life, social divides (like the old fashioned sort), women's rights....everything was about to change. This boat was the world in a nutshell.
Jack WAS real actually! Although that wasn't his actual name it was changed to Jack. Joseph Dawson was on record to have been on board when the Titanic sank, however his grave only read J. Dawson, so no one knew his name at the time only his last name but eventually it was discovered that the person Jack was based on was called Joseph instead of Jack. Rose, while her name isn't the same either, she WAS based on a real person; Beatrice Wood, however she wasn't actually on the Titanic but her person is who Rose was based on, a wealthy independent women with a passion for art who traveled the world.
“Make it count… meet me at the clock”
Where’d they meet in the “heaven” sequence?
I loved your edits and reaction!
A heavily fictionalized and Hollywood-ized dramatization of the real events, but an amazing movie nevertheless - stellar acting, writing, soundtrack, cinematography, all of it. James Cameron's Titanic was a cultural landmark that changed pop culture and aside from all the box office records, it also gained more and more ticket sales every week in stayed in theaters and no other film before or since has ever been able to claim that.
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I had an ad for Quasar Cruises on this, right in the summary section. 😳
At least it wasn’t an iceberg ad… 👀
@@AffanReacts Yep. . .would never see that one coming. 😏
The people such as the Captain were not CGI. Everyone in the movie are actual people!
Obviously not, I was talking about the overhead shots of the ship, in those it’s quite clear not just the Captain but everyone is CGI.
Thank you for letting know they were real, I wasn’t too sure cuz the main characters’ story wasn’t real so.
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A popular black n white picture, the kid playing with the trompo while a man watches, that picture really hit me
Well said! Sometimes that goes over people's head. Your impressive!!!!😮
Wait what do you mean he's not real? Jack and rose are not real, yes as in- they're just fictional characters but everything else in the movie actually did happen in real life. And lol a lot of people didn't like that she threw the necklace in the ocean cause she could've used that for her grandkids but I think her throwing it was symbolic.
You answered your own question.
Yeah sure I get that, I was just saying, a lot of people can be taken out of an extremely rough position with that necklace.
@@AffanReacts lol 💯 I understand
Actiually Rose could not sell it as diamond belong For Cal's kin, Cal bought it and it was a well known jewlery.
@@chiasanzes9770Ever heard of something called the Black Market? 😅😆
You think that money will solve our problems? Remember Live-aid & so forth. We CAN’T help sustainably.
The ending gave some closure for the audience so they wouldn't feel too depressed.
It’s a great movie. I thought it was funny when Rose said the word misery, and you said you haven’t seen Misery, because Kathy Bates portrays Molly Brown in Titanic and she’s actually in Misery too, she plays a really psychotic crazed obsessed fan of a famous author, she plays the part well too, completely different from her role in Titanic lol
this movie makes me cry all the time
You matter. I wrote the movie with James Cameron help and you helped me. Thank you 😢😂
Titanic is a 1996/1997 movie and it was the first time that the CGI would be more realistic. Even so, it won 11 Oscars and is the highest grossing film in history (NOT BEING A FILM FOR CHILDREN) The effects looks like today ones. Titanic was released again in 2023 in 3D without updating its effects (Except for color or some screen bug) and again it looked amazing.
"21 knots, how many yes' " 😅😅😅😅
If only they had compared the drawing to her pictures in her stay room. Her granddaughter even was helping her set them up goes to the deck and says you really think this is you Nanna ummmmm. It bothers me everytime I can't unsee it
What was your teacher on about? Yeah, everything involving Jack and Rose was made up, but Cameron was incredibly accurate with historical people and details. Even specifics such as Quartermaster Hitchens being the one on the wheel when it hit, then being the one arguing with Molly Brown in the lifeboat about going back, and Frederic Fleet being in the same boat with them; and Charles Joghuin, the ship's pastry chef being on the back of the stern as it goes down. There's also a deleted scene of him helping to throw things overboard for people to hold onto, which he also did. Also, Harold Lowe being the one officer who decided to go back for survivors. The only historical thing that the movie had people cross over was Murdoch's suicide. This was because of survivor accounts saying that an officer shot himself on the side that he was watching but it was never confirmed whom it was.
If this had been a true event, Rose couldn't do anything with the diamond. Carson Hockley 's father filed an insurance claim for the diamond. The insurance fraud/scandal that would have insued.
My guy has a bit problems with sides etc 😆
the ship looked sharper before because you saw the front part, she was rounder at the back
i could totally get along with molly brown
She is a very getting alongable person 😆
😅Happy new generations are appreciating the History of the Titanic by literature & films.
How’d you say ‘it’s the ship breaking’ so calmly
I would have been crying
Or that they would’ve been rescued
Because there was another ship that was only 10 miles away,but they thought Titanic was shooting fireworks
Shooting fireworks in the middle of the ocean,with one end partially underwater 😒🙄
The film got more right than it did wrong. It was years after this that they realized it didn't reach as high an angle as the film shows. Either way the outcome was the same.
best movie ever
all information comes from the inquaries by survivors and the book titanic voices from the disaster
according to newspapers the crowed on the docks moved with Titanic until they came to the end of the warf
By Sunday morning, first class passenger Colonel Archibald Gracie headed for the gymnasium. “I was up early before breakfast and met the professional racquet player in a half hour’s warming up,” he said.Then he headed to F Deck,to the Titanic’s pool, for “a swim in the six-foot deep tank of salt water, heated to a refreshing temperature.” Meanwhile, science teacher Lawrence Beesley spent a peaceful Sunday afternoon in the second class library. It was a clear day, and people were excited about landing in New York on Wednesday, with calm weather all the way.
After dinner, Lawrence and about a hundred other passengers gathered around a piano in the second class dining saloon to sing hymns.Reverend Ernest Carter, who organized the gathering, closed the evening by saying that this was “the first time that there have been hymns sung on this boat on a Sunday evening, but we trust and pray it won’t be the last.” It was after ten o’clock when they stopped to enjoy some biscuits and coffee.Then Lawrence headed to his cabin on D Deck (D56),to read in his bunk before
going to sleep. On Sunday night the sky was bright with stars, and the first class dining saloon glittered too.May Futrelle was traveling with her husband, Jacques, a writer. She never forgot Sunday night’s dinner in the elegant saloon, when many women wore the fine dresses they’d just purchased in Paris. “It was a brilliant crowd. Jewels flashed from the gowns of the women,” May said later. “And, oh, the dear women, how fondly they wore their latest Parisian gowns! It was the first time that most of them had an opportunity to display their newly acquired finery.”
“It was all so quiet, but how penetratingly cold it had become! Little wisps of mist like tiny fairies wafted gently inboard from the sea and left my face clammy. I shivered,” said Violet. “It was indeed a night for bed, warmth,
and cozy thoughts of home and firesides. I thought of the man in the crow’s nest as I came indoors, surely an unenviable job on such a night.”
Captain Smith left the bridge about 9:25 p.m.,saying to Lightoller, “ ‘If it becomes at all doubtful let me know at once; I will be just
inside.’”
testamony of the collision:
“It was not a loud crash; it was felt almost as much as heard. . . . I sat up in bed and looked out of the nearest port. I saw an iceberg only a few feet away, apparently racing aft at high speed and crumbling as it went. I knew right away what that meant.”
- Henry Harper,first class passenger
“The sensation to me was as if the ship had been seized by a giant hand and shaken once, twice then stopped dead in its course,” she said.But“. . . I was not thrown out of my berth, and my husband staggered on his feet only slightly.We heard no strange sounds . . . but we noticed that the engines had stopped running . . .”
“To those who showed concern, a reassuring answer was forthcoming: ‘There are plenty of lifeboats in the vicinity; they’ll be with us any moment now.’”
- Violet Jessop “Women and children first; men had to save themselves as they could.When Elna and I came up all the lifeboats were crowded,so no rescue was possible . . . You have to try to imagine it - the last moment I saw my dear sister stand there with little Thelma tightly in her arms.”
- Ernst Persson, third class passenger
“Striking the water was like a thousand knives being driven into one’s body, and, for a few moments, I completely lost grip of myself - and no wonder for I was perspiring freely,whilst the temperature of the water was 28 degrees,or four degrees below freezing.
aftermath:
"When the Carpathia arrived in New York at 9:30 pm on the cold and rainy evening of April 18, 1912, the ship first bypassed Pier 54, its home Cunard Line pier, and sailed up the river to Pier 59, the berth for the White Star Line, to drop off the empty lifeboats. Pier 59 is where the Titanic was supposed to have arrived. The Carpathia then sailed back to Pier 54 to let off the booked passengers and the survivors of the doomed ship. Tens of thousands of people gathered around Pier 54 to meet them and to hear the stories of the maritime disaster. A tug boat filled with photographers followed the ship to the pier, and the flashlight of cameras lit up the ship in the night sky to reveal that the decks were crammed with passengers."
What's wrong with TH-cam, that they took this down again?
after approving it first don't forget that part 😭😭
But yes J. Dawson is a real person... His real name is Joseph Dawson... They called him Jack on the movie for character sake
Well Sven is whose name would be on record, so if there was a Jack Dawson, it wasn’t this one.
33:50 so would Indian men all collectively decide to save theirselves in that situation without any outside pressure or shaming on what should be done?
I love these charity words, i wonder How much money all youtubers give ro charity
How about stop worrying about how much others give, and give some yourself 😊
Actually, some of these people are real.
10:51 "why can't they be real?" how hard is it to make a 1:1 scale? nice yea dude they wouldn't have made that shot without CGI sorry deal with it's still good CGI for the time now for the sinking they did make massive near perfect 1:1 scale mock ups for it
Drowning is actually quite peaceful (not under these circumstances because the sea was warm where I was, but maybe) I was swept out into the Mediterranean off the coast of Malta, and you get that tired fighting to live you dont care anymore, its hard to explain to people, but it is peaceful! the tide dragged me to shore and I woke up and walked out of the sea so confused!
7 of us, my best mae with me, came out of the sea that day, on the set of 'Troy' the Brad Pitt movie, how I or them didnt die is a miracle
well I'm glad you are here. I just imagine not being able to breath for a very long time and not being able to die either, just being stuck in a weird state of waiting to die while not being able to would be quite damaging, physically and psychologically, but again I haven't drowned... well other than in a 4 feet deep swimming pool (I'm 6 ft btw 😂)
@@AffanReacts breathing isn't even a thing bro, breathing is the last thing on your mind through exhaustion, that's how weird drowning is! Im still not afraid to jump in the sea though 🙌
Ps im 6ft 2 x
Btw I mentioned my height cuz how does a 6ft person drown in 4ft water 😂 I panicked so hard I forgot I can just stand and I would be fine 😂
Actually drowning is verran painful way to die. Stop Talking nonsense.
@@chiasanzes9770 drowned have you? It actually doesn't agitate any of your pain receptors.......
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Yo I Didn't Know Max Holloway Done Movie Reactions 😂
Cool story bro
46:03
Why is it her responsibility to sell the diamond to help others? That's such a silly thing to say. If she wants to throw it in the ocean that's her right, she doesn't owe anyone anything
Did anyone say it was her responsibility? 😂
@@AffanReacts yea YOU did. Maybe pay more attention to your words
mAyBe PaY mOrE aTtEnTiOn To YoUr WoRdS 🥴
@@AffanReacts it wasn't a compliment, but with as few brain cells that you have I'm not surprised you'd think it was
Why so angry
Lol the people were real, the ship was the fake part. They didn't actually have a titanic to film on.
I love how everyone criticizes Cal for using a child to escape, ignoring the fact that by doing so he saved two lives: his own and the child's. And if you consider it selfish, that in order to save your life you must also save someone else's life, then in this case I want all people to be selfish. And what was he to do? No one cared about the child, except for him. It is also interesting that the member of the ship's crew who threw the money at Cal said a noble thing about the fact that the money would not save him, at the same time killed both lives: Tommy and his own.
I like your thought process, looking at the bright side. But you forgot one major thing. Cal isn’t interested in any life, not even his own as we find out at the end. He did try to shoot Rose and Jack, so while I get your point, this isn’t the guy to apply that point to.
@@AffanReacts You may be right, but I don't think Cal is a real bastard in this movie. On the contrary, for me he is a positive character. I'll say an unpopular opinion, but I hated Rose and Jack the whole movie. And it annoys me that the director specifically makes him a villain, but if you analyze it, he did less bad things. And about the fact that he shot himself, we don’t know what really happened, most likely depression and not happy life were the cause of all this. Still, it's fair to say that the real villain in the movie is Rosa's mother.
What about him shooting 2 other people? If the bullets didn’t miss, he is a murderer. What about physical abuse towards Rose. What about telling Rose she is his property. What about treating everyone human as an object and thing to get ahead in life, similar to that child you say he saved. You probably like the actor and that’s great, but the character of Cal. I hope no one is ever like that.
@PeshawariAffan agreed. Yes Rose was cheating, and I HATE cheating, but women in this time period didn't have the same extent of freedom we do now so I can kinda forgive it. That being said, Rose married another man...but bounces on him in the afterlife for her 1 night stand 😂 that isn't my favorite but Cal was trash.
You talk to much
I will not have these slanderous comments about me… I don’t even know who much is, let alone talk to much.
It's a reaction channel my guy lmfao
Those $20 they gave jack, is like $500 or $600 today 😂😂
That’s true actually
I still think that's too little for a first class passenger to give as a reward for rescuing his fiancee. For context, he would have spent £870 (or $4,350) for that large suite, which would be over $100,000 (in both pounds and dollars) today!
He should have at least offered $100.