My favorite movie of all time. Timeless classic that will never be forgotten. Never stop showing this on the big screen!

Epic romance and tragedy done right. The scale is massive, the emotional payoff is huge, and the whole thing looks beautiful. You already know how it ends, but it still hits.

Um dos meus comfort movies preferidos. É melodramático? Sim. Usa o cenário de uma tragédia real para contar um romance fictício, clichê e previsível? Usa. Mas eu revi, aos 30 anos de idade, com o mesmo deslumbre e fascínio que eu tinha aos 10? Oh, yeah! E eu não vou nem vou me aprofundar no espetáculo visual. Eu já falei e não canso de repetir que James Cameron faz filmes que, simplesmente, não envelhecem. "Titanic" é visualmente esplêndido, movido por uma épica história de amor. E quem não gosta desse filme, sinto dizer, já morreu por dentro.

This movie is a disgrace to the original Titanic story . It wasn't a good idea to make this film into a lustful love story between two people not cool. I did not enjoy Jack drawing rose naked and fornicating together. The song for the movie is too sad and annoying overly played not a good song .

I loved this movie so much, when I watched it for the first time I immediatly thought, lets watch this again and its a classic, you should watch this at least once in your life.

Some of the greatest special effects in film history, a gorgeous and breathtaking full-scale replica of the famous ocean liner, and a spectacular soundtrack from James Horner. However, the romance is decent at best and boring and cliche at worst.

• Story/Plot (10/10) • Acting (10/10) • Characters (10/10) • Cinematography (10/10) • Music/Soundtrack (8/10) • Dialogue (10/10) • Entertainment Value (10/10) • Rewatchability (10/10) • Ending (9/10) My favorite movie of all time. 9.9/10.

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The hate this movie gets is fake news. Best movie of all time in my book.

simply JAMES CAMERON being anyone else than JAMES CAMERON

Titanic, the 1997 cinematic masterpiece, features the remarkable Leonardo DiCaprio alongside the talented Kate Winslet, who would later become a legendary figure in her own right. Under the exceptional direction of James Cameron, this film was crafted with immense passion and dedication. He poured his heart and soul into creating a captivating world that would resonate with audiences for generations to come. Leonardo DiCaprio delivered an outstanding performance as Jack, investing every ounce of his talent into the role. His portrayal was nothing short of extraordinary, especially for a young actor at the time, and it propelled him into stardom, marking a significant turning point in his career. Kate Winslet was equally compelling as Rose, and her role in Titanic set her on the path to becoming a megastar. She left an indelible mark on film history with the iconic line, "Paint me like one of your French girls," ensuring that her performance would be remembered long after the credits rolled. Overall, Titanic is an incredible film that captivates from start to finish. It offers a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences, with the exception of horror—unless you consider the tragic sinking of the ship and its consequences as a form of horror. Beyond that, it transcends mere entertainment, providing a profound cinematic experience that celebrates love and life. I wholeheartedly encourage everyone to watch it!

Though it’s a simple film with a large dose of corniness, it does one thing very very well. The love story at its centre is one of the greatest of all time. DiCaprio (Jack) and Winslet (Rose) are utterly believable together and have great chemistry. Their portrayal of true love found and then lost is heartbreaking, and a devastating sense of loss sits with me long after the end credits roll. Winslet’s transformation from repressed fiancé to passionate free spirit is beautifully done and DiCaprio is wonderful as the catalyst for her freedom. I cry every time I watch this.

Great movie, very emotional, great performances.

Tharathip Namtasaeng 67070507816=> James Cameron’s Titanic is an epic romance and disaster film that masterfully blends historical events with a deeply emotional love story. Set against the backdrop of the RMS Titanic, the movie follows Jack Dawson, a free-spirited artist, and Rose DeWitt Bukater, a young aristocrat trapped in a life of privilege she resents. Their passionate love story unfolds as the cruise of the era, the Titanic ultimately collides with the tragic reality of its sinking. I am in love with the cinematography of this movie. It is breathtaking, capturing the Titanic with remarkable detail. From the lavish first-class dining halls to the engine rooms where the workers toil, every scene is incredibly crafted to transport viewers back to 1912. Everything looks so realistic and in time. The special effects, particularly the scenes of sinking sequence, remain impressive even watching this movie decades later, creating an intense emotion that immerses the audience in the disaster’s chaos. The main actor and actress of this movie, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet deliver phenomenal performances, bringing depth and authenticity to their roles. Jack played by DiCaprio is charming, adventurous, and full of life, while Rose played by Winslet is elegantly rebellious, struggling against societal constraints. Their chemistry making the romance and romantic scenes on point. Billy Zane, as Rose’s ruthless fiancé Cal, adds tension with his villainous portrayal, heightening the stakes of the story which I really like. The iconic score of My Heart Will Go On enhances the film’s emotional impact. The music beautifully underscores the highs of Jack and Rose’s romance and the devastation of the ship’s sinking, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. The screenplay strikes a balance between heartfelt moments, thrilling action sequences, and historical authenticity, ensuring that the narrative remains engaging throughout the three-hour runtime of the movie. Beyond its love story, Titanic explores themes of class disparity, fate, and survival. The stark contrast between the privileged first-class passengers and the struggling third-class travelers highlights the extreme social hierarchies of the time. The film’s emotional weight making it more than just a romance. Watching this film is a tragic but unforgettable experience. With its stunning visuals, compelling performances, and emotional depth, Titanic is a timeless classic that continues to captivate audiences. I love Titanic. This movie is an essential watch.

one of my favourite movies.

I can’t be objective here. I saw Titanic in 1997, at just 8 years old, in a new cinema in Buenos Aires. At the time, I didn’t fully get the hype, but now, nearly 30 years later, it remains one of my favorites. The story between Rose and Jack has unforgettable moments: Rose’s hand on the fogged window, the villain taking the girl to the lifeboat, and the heartbreaking scene where Rose leaves Jack to freeze. Old Rose’s iconic “It’s been 84 years” line and the dramatic diamond drop are now part of pop culture. Despite its flaws, Titanic still resonates, with emotional highs and a love story that never gets old.

One of Cameron's best. Perfect romance drama and the historical backdrop added to the authenticity of the event.

I've not viewed this since the early 2000's. At the time I was taken with some of the effects, the great pacing, camera work and editing. And there are some sweet performances and great mis en scene but it's all inadequate to compensate for the maudlin bull during the majority of the film. The pre-collision exterior shots are silly, often amateurish, from the long shot of the vessel gliding along the sea to the burg that looks like a badly made stage piece - a cloud that fell to sea, this time I looked forward to the sinking so this party could be over. But, the last few scenes as the monster begins its dive to the North Atlantic ocean floor is a fun ride.

One of the best movies I have ever watched

i swear James Cameron is a genius! terminator, avatar, and this.