Technically Gone With The Wind is still the most successful film of all time, adjusted for inflation of course. If you love Titanic, you love Gone With The Wind, if you love Gone With The Wind you love Titanic..... They have so much in common from the exact same genre, to the strong female British lead, bad boy love interest, classic historical set pieces and the male character literally disappears at the end!
@@colliricActually, I love LUSITANIA more than TITANIC, because LUSITANIA has not been given must appreciation for over a century after she was torpedoed and sunk on May 7th 1915! And this time, the people of the 21st century are starting to get more interested in LUSITANIA and I hope LUSITANIA will become a brand new Hollywood/British movie that needs to become a masterpiece! LUSITANIA will bit TITANIC someday!
Cameron basically pieced his film together from things he saw in other films. Not just from the 1958 A Night to Remember but also from the 1943 and 1953 Titanic's, 1979 SOS Titanic and 1980's Raise the Titanic. It's obvious Cameron didn't bother to think of an orginal idea himself.
I love LUSITANIA more than TITANIC! Because TITANIC is too much in popularity, but LUSITANIA will become more popular in this century and because she deserves to share her place with the TITANIC! The great Cunard Liner LUSITANIA will become more popular and I hope LUSITANIA will become a brand new Hollywood movie!
The only ones who hate titanic are those who have a "creative" disagreement with Cameron. Concerning, Rose being the *sole* survivor of the group, Jack dying and too much drama perhaps at times.
Kate Winslet was beyond perfect in Titanic. She has such a natural Edwardian beauty to her and was the perfect embodiment of Rose. She was 21-years-old at the time but had the maturity and essence of a girl much older…the way it was back then. I love her! ❤
It makes me smile to see how Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio have a friendship that is stronger than super glue. When Kate won an Oscar for "The Reader" back in 2009 Leo shed a few tears. Kate ended up doing the same for Leo just seven years later when he finally won an Oscar for his film "The Revenant."
_Titanic_ is a testament to the very best of film making. Dedication, ingenuity, attention to detail. Cameron knows how to effortlessly blend CGI and practical effects. And it's why even though it was made in the 90s, it'll hold even a hundred years from now...long after the _RMS Titanic_ herself is nothing but a pile of rust at the bottom of the Atlantic. It's absolutely in my top 3 favorite films of all time. I always felt so bad for Thomas Andrews. He must've had so much guilt for something that wasn't his fault. Of all the real people in the film, he was the one they got spot on in terms of personality. He really was the type to simply say "hello." To Jack Dawson, despite the two being in different classes.
LUSITANIA is more tragic than TITANIC! And someday in this century LUSITANIA will become a new Hollywood/British movie of the 21st century! The great Cunard Liner R.M.S. LUSITANIA was torpedoed and sunk in 18 horrible minutes! LUSITANIA is Forever!🇺🇸🌅🚢💥🪦💐⭐️
@KillYourTV86 They really don't. You can be impressed with the CGI for Davy Jones, and Thanos all day long. But you know what you're seeing isn't there. Films back in the day had to use what they had on deck and CGI helped enhance what was man made. Cameron built TO SCALE models of the ship. And broke the ship in two. You can't just replicate something like that in CGI. With films like Transformers, the CGI is definitely very impressive, but again, you know the Autobots and Decepticons aren't there. It's why a scene like the semi truck in The Dark Knight will always be better looking than anything from Quantumania or Love and Thunder. Even with the T-Rex scene in Jurassic Park, that was a stunning blend of BOTH practical effects and CGI. And the animal looks REAL; like my god the pupil contracted and dilated. That's dedication to bringing it to life. Then we get the Raptor mix animal and it just kind of falls apart.
It’s beautiful to see Leo and Kate still maintaining their friendship even after 25 years of Titanic and the love they have for each other .Titanic always bring special memories ❤
Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio have a friendship that in my opinion is stronger than super glue. It was extremely sweet seeing Kate tear up at the 2016 Oscars when Leo finally won an Oscar for his film "The Revenant."
I enjoyed Revolutionary Road, because they are finally together again, and married - even if it’s a tragic story yet again. Great film, and it was directed by Kate’s husband, so it’s a family affair.
Kate is just such a class act - warm, wry, and wise about both the absurdity and the joy to be found in her line of work. I'm so glad she didn't let the shallow cruelty of the industry (and the tabloids) in the late 90s turn her away from acting.
Yup. So glad that Kate Winslet was one of the few very famous actresses who did *not* go skinny in the late 90s and early 00s ... to stay true to herself instead.
@@victorsamsung2921she sure don't look fat to me in this film. Don't know what tinsel town must have been on back then ... but she is also British and they don't have those Hollywood ideas about their actors there.
@@chasedwards9626"Titanic" is the must-see movie if you are having a 90's movie night in your house. Being a highly observant person; I can say with confidence there are two reasons why teenagers and college students in 1997 couldn't get enough of "Titanic": 1.) Teenage and college girls swooned over the sight of Leonardo DiCaprio. 2.) Teenage and college boys were truly giddy over the thought of seeing Kate Winslet topless as she was (and no doubt still is) capable of starting a pep rally in the pants of every high school boy who saw the movie.
This film is the true definition of 'Masterpiece'. It shows various genre such as love, comedy, action and many more. By looking at the behind the scenes, You can tell how much James Cameron, The Producer and the staffs puts a dedication and preparation for this movie. Kate & Leo also did well in the film. They truly give colors to the film and give it a life. This 1997 version of the 'Titanic' movie will have a special place in my heart and will be in the future generations.
Not a masterpiece writing wise. It owes itself to other Titanic films to other writers. Cameron just culled things (shots, bits of dialogue, bits of plot, revisioned versions of characters) from previous Titanic versions (1943 and 1953 Titanic's, 1979 SOS Titanic, 1958 A Night to Remember, Raise the Titanic 1980). It seems he just had no ideas and pieced his film together from other films.
@@Garsons-oq4lh some of the dialogue may be a little corny but there are some great and memorable lines in the film as well... the script on the other hand was not an easy script to write which Cameron does not get enough credit for, the amount of research he did and the amount of books he read before going into it... and how he structured it with all character for the first 2 hours and then all disaster for the remaining hour... Jack & Rose introduced us to what life was like on Titanic for those few days prior to it striking the iceberg... that way... we not only fell in love with them, but also the ship itself and came to appreciate the ship which made it so we could appreciate the sinking that much more and made it that much more impactful....
@@artisan_james But it was an easy script to write because there were other versions of the story to help guide him, but more clearly to give him plenty to take from.
@@Garsons-oq4lh Too bad Cameron doesn’t care for LUSITANIA the Cunard Liner that was torpedoed and sunk on May 7th 1915! And I wish LUSITANIA was going to become a brand new Hollywood/British masterpiece! I hope LUSITANIA will be more successful than TITANIC! Because LUSITANIA needs more appreciation in this century and she will this time! LUSITANIA a new Hollywood/British movie! R.M.S. LUSITANIA 🇺🇸🌅🚢💥🪦💐⭐️
The irony is it seems like although Kate played the stuck up rich girl and Leo played the humble poor guy, when it comes to real life Kate actually is the humble one and Leo is the arrogant, stuck up one.
@@RandyMarshMuricaThis proves that you are saying anything without knowing the truth. Everyone who knows Leo says that he’s an amazing and very humble guy (you would get that if you actually watched some of his interviews) who never had a beef or promblem with anyone in his 30 years old career. Where did you get that he’s arrogant? Because he was in his early 20s when they were shooting the movie or because he doesn’t do titanic interviews till this day? He has many famous films he doesn’t talk about 20 years later, not to mention he said multiple times that he’s proud of the movie and grateful that he was a part of it. Stop spreading non-sense and making up things.
@@diorszzle I haven’t seen someone gargle a celebrity’s balls like that in a while. Clearly YOU are saying things without knowing. James Cameron himself said he was so arrogant that he was gonna pass on Leo because he didn’t even wanna read for the part, he just expected to be handed the part. Not to mention any guy who only dates women until they are 25 and then breaks up with them is a creep. Yet you don’t see any celebrity calling him out for that. Nobody in HollyWood has the balls to call out other huge celebrities so the fact you are going by what other celebrities say when of course they aren’t going to bash their co stars is so naive.
This movie sparked my passion for movies and turned me into a movie buff. I can't think of a better movie to kick off a love of films because this is film making at its absolute finest.
I hope LUSITANIA will spark a new passion for you! The great Cunard Liner RMS LUSITANIA was torpedoed and sunk in just 18 minutes! You can imagine Winslet and DiCaprio on aboard LUSITANIA as the ship sinks in 18 horrible minutes.
Getting goosebumps by every behind the scenes story I hear and see. Titanic was our childhood. Such an iconic and timeless movie. Until this day one of the best productions James Cameron has ever made.
"Titanic" is a must-see if you are hosting a 90's movie party. Being a rather observant person; I can say with great confidence that the reasons why teenagers in 1997 enjoyed the movie can be split into two different ones: 1.) Teenage girls swooned and squealed in delight seeing Leonardo DiCaprio. 2.) Teenage boys couldn't get enough of the thought of seeing Kate Winslet topless as she was quite capable of starting a pep rally in the pants of every high school boy who had seen the film.
Wish Leo would join on at least one of the anniversary celebrations/interviews. The characters and film are so beloved and he did such an incredible job. It's lovely hearing Kate but it would be incredible to hear from them both together.
Maybe you should see Leonardo DiCaprio on board the great Cunard Liner LUSITANIA the original 4 funnel steam ship that was torpedoed and sunk in 18 horrible minutes on May 7th 1915! LUSITANIA is better than TITANIC!🇺🇸🌅🚢💥🪦💐🇬🇧
@@diabmetry1574 Back in 1996 during the auditions for Titanic, Cameron *admitted* he almost fired DiCaprio as well, for he initially refused to do screen-testing. Until he hesitantly agreed and the rest is history. It's unfortunate that DiCaprio has this manchild attitude and never having seem to outgrown it.
My best friend and I met in 1997. I was 6 years old and she was 8. We were on the bus together and got off at the same stop and we both had Leonardo Dicaprio books. Every year, even as we grew into our teens and then into our 20s we would watch Titanic at least twice a year together. We knew everything about Titanic. She committed suicide when she was 27 years old, in 2016. When I watched this, I was so sad that she couldn't see this. She would have absolutely loved seeing all of this footage. I don't really have anyone I can nerd over Titanic about, and it's funny because I remember being in 2nd grade and a teacher giving me the biggest book I had ever seen in my life that had every little tidbit about the ship inside of it. I was so obsessed and so was she. I really miss her. But thank you for showing us all of this in an era where everything is CGI now. For someone who is 32, I assumed that more of this movie was done in CGI. I truly did not understand the scale of the sets when I was a kid. The movie is becoming dated though. I see flaws as an adult that I couldn't see a decade ago. Being an adult sucks.
Damn, sorry for your loss, and it sucks she had to died at the notorious age of 27. BTW, not that it isn't tragic, I was actually 7, so I was between you and your friend.
This reminds me of me and one of my granddaughters...she's only 25...she was born in 1999.... but we watched it together when she was five and we've watched it together since probably 11 times!! I've probably seen it about 25 times!!! but there are times because she lives away from home now that we both have it on at the same time and then we're on our phones on video experiencing the movie together!!! all-time favored for me!!
Summer 1997 I Visit the Cinema to watch the TITANIC... Μany people inside the cinema, who would see the film... At the end of the movie, when the camera pans into the ship as Rose, goes to find Jack on the stairs, everyone's eyes start to cry... preteens, teens, adults, everybody... And as soon as Jack's big kiss with Rose started as the Last scene, then the whole hall I remember, burst into tears... especially from little girls, young and old people... This image stayed in my mind forever... The end of the film was unbelievable... Knife in the heart. The free ones who didn't have girlfriends, cried because they felt how love is when you have a partner... And the lovers were holding their partner's hand, and they were more full in love at the end of the movie with their own partner... 😢😭😥
Slight correction, Titanic movie wasn't there in summer 1997. It was released first in Tokyo on 1st November, 1997 and in USA on 19th December, 1997. In many countries in 1998.
As a lifelong fan of Titanic, yes, I’ve been a fan of Titanic, since I was a baby, probably since my mother was pregnant with me when she was watching the movie in theaters, this video is amazing. There’s so much more information I never even knew about, and so many different little clips that I have never seen before.
Most people focus on the Jack and Rose thing, but when you really look at it you can't deny Cameron's deep passion and romanticism for Titanic herself. There's so many tiny details in there which if you blink you'd miss. Even one of the lifeboats being lowered on top of another, I was astounded to recognise the guy cutting the ropes was a leading fireman from the boiler room and that scene was recreated as he himself and other survivors had testified. Thomas Andrews pride in his astounding accomplishment. A vessel practically unsinkable in every foreseeable circumstance, and his utter dread when he realised his titan's throat had been slit ear to ear. No matter what they did or could do, his ship was going down that night.
James openly said that the love story was just an excuse he needed to tell the story of the ship. The only thing that interested him was the ship and the history themselves.
@@elenasingleterry5854 The only thing James was really interested in was visiting the real wreck. That would explain why the story he concocted for his Titanic was weak and unoriginal.
@@Garsons-oq4lh i want an original script happening in the titanic in 2 months. Love stories and murders are not allowed. have in mind that the movie needs to appeal to the general public. you cant have two friends just talking about philosophy
It's one of those films that once you start watching you get sucked in again and stay until the end. I think I've watched it about 10 times over the years and it never fails to entertain me. It's one of the best movies ever made!
Wow! After 15 years of being obsessed by the film and the ship, I thought I have seen every image and every bit of footage of the behind the scenes, floating out there, but here I am..Watching moments and angles for the first time in my life..Thank you Paramount for sharing these extraordinary bits with us ❤
It makes me smile to see how Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio have a friendship that is stronger than super glue. While it's was sad that in the film "Revolutionary Road" it was Kate's character who perished; I just hope she and Leo are able to do another movie together where neither of their characters perish.
It was March 1998, in a small Siberian town when, I watched the movie for the first time with whole family. I was 10 years old. Back then there was no booking system so my dad had to go to the theatre in early morning to buy 4 tickets for my mom, my sister and me. I remember, when we arrived there was a huge line to the box office, the show was sold out, and people in the line were so frustrated. I’d never seen a crowd in a movie theatre before. I remember being so happy and proud that I had a ticket and that I got to see the movie, unlike those people in the line. It really felt like having a ticket to Titanic.
It was the exact same experience for me, in the city of Voronezh. Same month, same year, a very long line, tickets only available for a showing days later.
@@LxversEdits it is truly a film that hits on all levels though. An almost unparalleled work of art from a technical perspective as well as the effect it has on a receptive audience. The artisans who helped craft it, and the transcendent soulful score by (rip) James Horner, not too mention the cast including the army of extras and background actors, top of their game camera operators and sound designers, all helmed by the honorable general Cameron… there are few films on this level of sheer scale combined with success of vision.
My friend Gary, was a grip on this movie and he said exactly the same thing about arriving....come over this hill and POW, all of a sudden you'd see the entire ship and movie set and it was astounding.........been a Titanic freak since I saw A Night to Remember when I was 9 y.o.......loved Cameron's treatment......
This is an absolutely insane production! James Cameron is simply the only filmmaker that could have pull this off! Just the 90 degrees scene itself is nothing but beautiful and scary and elaborate and dare I say safe? What an experience everybody involved must have gone through! WoW!!!
Even more so for Jon Landau's wife and son. When the cable broke and the set was stuck in position, I can't imagine the tongue lashing Jon's wife gave him for leaving her and their son (who was eight years old no less) dangling in the air like that.
No Oscar nomination for original screenplay. That's because it wasn't original enough. Cameron took from other film versions of Titanic to piece together his.
@@Garsons-oq4lhWe get it! No need to rub it in our faces. Of course I am genuinely happy that the film's costume designer Deborah Lynn Scott won an Oscar for Best Costume Design as she had such a meticulous attention to detail; such as the red dinner dress Rose wore when she was planning on jumping off the stern of the ship.
@@Garsons-oq4lh Bro legit nobody gives a rats ass ok. We don't care about originality or 'writing' how jobless must you be to be under every comment adding nothing to the conversation lol. Are you some kind of Titanic enthusiast or did you perhaps plan on making a film about it and James beat you to it? Like bro get a life Titanic is and will always be regarded as one of the greatest movies and it literally the 4 most successful movie deal with it 😂🫵
Amazing level of detail. They don’t make them like this anymore. When you look back at the level of detail, sets, crew and so on, it’s amazing they made it for 295 million tbh. I can see how it could swallow many millions more!
Greatest movie ever made. The story was brilliant, the scenery was brilliant, the music was brilliant the acting was brilliant. Everything single thing about this movie was brilliant.
I recently watched Titanic yet again, and like list time it still feels fresh. I’m always in absolute awe of this movie. The whole story and production along with the attention to detail is a true masterpiece 😌 Rose and Jack’s story always gives me goosebumps 😢
i know it's a classic, but when I first saw it back in 1998, it became the reason why i fell in love with movies. What an epic movie. and Kate Winslet was simply BRILLIANT! James Cameron is THE MASTER!
Titanic was the last time Hollywood made a proper film. It's an epic, timeless, classic Hollywood masterpiece, and a testament to real filmmaking. But the best thing about this 4K transfer of Titanic is that all those details that James Cameron and Jon Landau put into the film, which certainly weren’t visible in the 1997 releases, but perhaps maybe not even in the 2012 Blu-Ray - the ornate painting and detailed carving on the staircase, the decay of Rose’s butterfly comb, the slight rust and imperfection on the hull of Titanic - is all there in incredible quality and details, and it makes the 4K version actually breathtaking. And I don’t mean that in just a slap-in-some-hyperbole-way. I actually mean that my jaw was agape during some scenes. The flying scene is simply magnificent, I mean, an actual masterpiece - not the film, just that one scene - a timeless work of art.
When I first saw this film I'm not afraid to say it I'm a man and I cried like a baby I did there are so many scenes in there that were so emotional and then when I watch some of these documentaries with Kate in them and her love for Leo makes me cry it's just beautiful that does too have such a great friendship but it always kind of wondered why they didn't get together I mean they were a perfect match at least it seems like it.
i got goosebumps all over me after what James said, and Kate's face before kiss, omg i felt that love what Rose had to Jack, Kate acted very well, her face says it all 0:44, and James saying that the exact scene was put in the movie (after their 4 second long laughter they immediately focused on shooting, great talent) , and showing that scene got goosebumps all over me again favourite part starts 0:35 - 0:55
Titanic changed my childhood forever. I was only 3 years old when I watched it and my folks still remember laughing and laughing when I pretended to be Leo in the bathtub where I chained my hands when the water came up and my sister thought it was funny and my folks just laughed and kept titanic away from me until I was older . And now that I’m 28 years old I still love titanic.
The movies budget was 200 mill, and the Titanic cost 200 mill (inflation) to build, so yeah Cameron could have rebuilt the Titanic, but ofcourse that would leave nothing for the movie
Hands down this is marvelous creation and master piece of movies. Never ever change in my entire life, the best movie, music score, song, jack and rose, etc.. the tearful ending… wow.. my all time favorite. Alot of memories of childhood when watching these vdos always. I had all titanic labeled stuff except under-wears.. 😄 It was a madness.. still i love the whole production crew who brought this amazing piece of artwork to the world. Sir James Cameran.. hats off.. The person who composed my all time favorite song, heart will go on, late Mr. James Horner. Love u. Celine Dion, love u too. DiCaprio, Love you too. Until I die, this is the fav for me. The total package. ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Titanic is my favourite film and will always be, I have never seen before some of the images that appeared in this video and I would love to make an appellation that I'm sure me and thousands of other fans of the film need, and that is a special (either a documentary, or videos like this on youtube) of the filming. I know the scenes by heart and it's amazing to see it from the perspective of the filming, the making of, and if it's with commentary from James Cameron, Kate and Leo it's perfect. I really hope this comment gets to someone who can do this because I NEED more videos and curiosities from the filming.
I feel like humanity forgets just how transcendent and how “larger than the sum of its parts” this film is. Think about it…has any single film…single as in not part of a series, done what this film did? The zeitgeist this film created has never been matched. Maybe before it’s day but certainly not after. Barbie seems to be on its way, but only time will tell if that will be the case.
The film still looks great... Goes to show that good practical effects and real sets are the best way to go. I guess nowadays they wouldn't build a ship but do all with CGI...
Am i the only one who preferred this ending? Lovett got his answer to where the diamond was but also was able to accept that this is where it belonged and to “make each day count”
James Cameron did such a good job that I didn't even notice the 4 seconds of the shot being out of focus. It also helped that James Horner did an outstanding job with composing the score.
I was just 5 when I saw this film at the movie theatre and it marked me for life. It will always be one of my favourites, I’ll always find Kate Winslet gorgeous, “Hymn to the sea” will always give me chills (as well as “the portrait”), such a masterpiece. Watching it at the movie theatre again last year was such an amazing visit to my 5 year old self and the memory of my grandpa.
Imagine what it was like being on set of Titanic it would be a dream come true if I saw them acting out their scenes during filming I absolutely love this film I bought it on Blu-ray 3 years ago
@@Garsons-oq4lhThe writing is fine. It’s simple…but not stupid. It’s actually how people talk unlike Sorkin’s material. Sorkin is a genius of his own kind, but his dialogue is not actually how people talk IRL. And just because something doesn’t receive a shit ton of awards or even get nominated doesn’t mean the thing is bad. Plenty of great pieces of art didn’t get anything but they’re still great.
this is actually a very "dangerous" statement to say online, because there are always these people who look down upon Titanic and will insist that Aliens, Terminator, and Abyss, and True Lies as the real and far superior James Cameron movies 😂 theres always this hesitant to sincerely praise Titanic. but Titanic is by far Cameron's most iconic to the majority of people on earth...
@@jenniferhiemstra5228 Cameron basically pieced his film together from bits he saw in other Titanic films (1943 and 1953 Titanic, 1958 A Night to Remember, 1979 SOS Titanic and 1980's Raise the Titanic as well. Obvious Cameron didn’t work hard to think of an orginal idea for his Titanic.
Wow I watched Titanic on Film 4 On Christmas day, love all this behind the scenes footage. It really is one of the best films, you can't deny the level of effort and detail that went into it. Is it me or do films not really have the same standard anymore? I miss the days of lavish, practical sets.. too much CG now. Hope they can strike a balance, they really do stand the test of time
I'll always remember renting the tapes from Blockbuster, and when old Kate says "that was the last time Titanic saw daylight", the first VHS tape ended!
Gives me chills to think they managed to unintentionally recreate the haunting tinkling of the china during the flooding. I bet that was incredibly beautiful and tragic at the time
Titanic movies is the best Ang beautiful. I love the cast specially jack n rose I love you amazing I never forget this movie very touch to me and I love the story their good tamdem.never forgotten god bless all of you.
My dad was a film maker in Canada. He apprenticed in special effects in Hollywood in 1952 on the original Titanic movie. He died in 1994 and never got to see Cameron's Titanic. I wish he had lived long enough to see Cameron's masterpiece and to meet James Cameron.
I still can’t believe they pulled this off in 1997. James Cameron is the textbook definition of pioneer. This was way ahead of its time in filmmaking.
When else should they have done it? Before Titanic, CGI was rly bad. After Titanic the sts and practical effects were nearly gone.
Really can’t imagine titanic being shot in cgi .it wouldn’t have looked even half as good as it’s now .Sets brought the realism and the atmosphere.
Yup. Hence why Marvel Studios credited Cameron too, for having made it possible for movies like *The Avengers* to exist and be successful as it did.
Cameron’s confidence to spend this much for authenticity is legendary.
He’s the bravest pioneer. No budget too steep or sea to deep. Yup, that’s him. James Cameron!
First film to a Billion. It’s a cemented film, it will forever transcend time, generations and centuries
Technically Gone With The Wind is still the most successful film of all time, adjusted for inflation of course.
If you love Titanic, you love Gone With The Wind, if you love Gone With The Wind you love Titanic.....
They have so much in common from the exact same genre, to the strong female British lead, bad boy love interest, classic historical set pieces and the male character literally disappears at the end!
Amen.
@@colliricActually, I love LUSITANIA more than TITANIC, because LUSITANIA has not been given must appreciation for over a century after she was torpedoed and sunk on May 7th 1915! And this time, the people of the 21st century are starting to get more interested in LUSITANIA and I hope LUSITANIA will become a brand new Hollywood/British movie that needs to become a masterpiece! LUSITANIA will bit TITANIC someday!
Don’t forget dumb people.
Well said. Still keeping the original tickets from 31st of January 1998...
People want to hate on titanic because it's so popular, but it is a masterpiece.
Cameron basically pieced his film together from things he saw in other films. Not just from the 1958 A Night to Remember but also from the 1943 and 1953 Titanic's, 1979 SOS Titanic and 1980's Raise the Titanic. It's obvious Cameron didn't bother to think of an orginal idea himself.
I love LUSITANIA more than TITANIC! Because TITANIC is too much in popularity, but LUSITANIA will become more popular in this century and because she deserves to share her place with the TITANIC! The great Cunard Liner LUSITANIA will become more popular and I hope LUSITANIA will become a brand new Hollywood movie!
No one hates on the titanic lol.
@@Garsons-oq4lh he got alot of ideas from Gone With The Wind for this movie too...
Still a great filmmaker though!
The only ones who hate titanic are those who have a "creative" disagreement with Cameron. Concerning, Rose being the *sole* survivor of the group, Jack dying and too much drama perhaps at times.
Kate Winslet was beyond perfect in Titanic. She has such a natural Edwardian beauty to her and was the perfect embodiment of Rose. She was 21-years-old at the time but had the maturity and essence of a girl much older…the way it was back then. I love her! ❤
It makes me smile to see how Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio have a friendship that is stronger than super glue. When Kate won an Oscar for "The Reader" back in 2009 Leo shed a few tears. Kate ended up doing the same for Leo just seven years later when he finally won an Oscar for his film "The Revenant."
Her role was 17 years old though
That's good that she was within Leo's age range
@@gilesm5716 Get it? Because Leonardo DiCaprio doesn't date women past 25?😂
Agreed. I always admired how she could modify her British accent to American. I don't know how British actors do that so well.
_Titanic_ is a testament to the very best of film making. Dedication, ingenuity, attention to detail. Cameron knows how to effortlessly blend CGI and practical effects. And it's why even though it was made in the 90s, it'll hold even a hundred years from now...long after the _RMS Titanic_ herself is nothing but a pile of rust at the bottom of the Atlantic. It's absolutely in my top 3 favorite films of all time.
I always felt so bad for Thomas Andrews. He must've had so much guilt for something that wasn't his fault. Of all the real people in the film, he was the one they got spot on in terms of personality. He really was the type to simply say "hello." To Jack Dawson, despite the two being in different classes.
It's not great writing, unfortunately.
They just don't seem to make movies of this calibre anymore.
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LUSITANIA is more tragic than TITANIC! And someday in this century LUSITANIA will become a new Hollywood/British movie of the 21st century! The great Cunard Liner R.M.S. LUSITANIA was torpedoed and sunk in 18 horrible minutes! LUSITANIA is Forever!🇺🇸🌅🚢💥🪦💐⭐️
@KillYourTV86 They really don't. You can be impressed with the CGI for Davy Jones, and Thanos all day long. But you know what you're seeing isn't there. Films back in the day had to use what they had on deck and CGI helped enhance what was man made. Cameron built TO SCALE models of the ship. And broke the ship in two. You can't just replicate something like that in CGI.
With films like Transformers, the CGI is definitely very impressive, but again, you know the Autobots and Decepticons aren't there. It's why a scene like the semi truck in The Dark Knight will always be better looking than anything from Quantumania or Love and Thunder. Even with the T-Rex scene in Jurassic Park, that was a stunning blend of BOTH practical effects and CGI. And the animal looks REAL; like my god the pupil contracted and dilated. That's dedication to bringing it to life. Then we get the Raptor mix animal and it just kind of falls apart.
It’s beautiful to see Leo and Kate still maintaining their friendship even after 25 years of Titanic and the love they have for each other .Titanic always bring special memories ❤
Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio have a friendship that in my opinion is stronger than super glue. It was extremely sweet seeing Kate tear up at the 2016 Oscars when Leo finally won an Oscar for his film "The Revenant."
I enjoyed Revolutionary Road, because they are finally together again, and married - even if it’s a tragic story yet again. Great film, and it was directed by Kate’s husband, so it’s a family affair.
He actually did like 9 or 10 movies before this girly 😌and I don’t think he is embarrassed 😌
Kate is just such a class act - warm, wry, and wise about both the absurdity and the joy to be found in her line of work. I'm so glad she didn't let the shallow cruelty of the industry (and the tabloids) in the late 90s turn her away from acting.
Agreed! And what a set of chesticles! A class act!
Yup. So glad that Kate Winslet was one of the few very famous actresses who did *not* go skinny in the late 90s and early 00s ... to stay true to herself instead.
@@victorsamsung2921she sure don't look fat to me in this film. Don't know what tinsel town must have been on back then ... but she is also British and they don't have those Hollywood ideas about their actors there.
@@chasedwards9626"Titanic" is the must-see movie if you are having a 90's movie night in your house. Being a highly observant person; I can say with confidence there are two reasons why teenagers and college students in 1997 couldn't get enough of "Titanic":
1.) Teenage and college girls swooned over the sight of Leonardo DiCaprio.
2.) Teenage and college boys were truly giddy over the thought of seeing Kate Winslet topless as she was (and no doubt still is) capable of starting a pep rally in the pants of every high school boy who saw the movie.
This film is the true definition of 'Masterpiece'. It shows various genre such as love, comedy, action and many more. By looking at the behind the scenes, You can tell how much James Cameron, The Producer and the staffs puts a dedication and preparation for this movie. Kate & Leo also did well in the film. They truly give colors to the film and give it a life. This 1997 version of the 'Titanic' movie will have a special place in my heart and will be in the future generations.
Not a masterpiece writing wise. It owes itself to other Titanic films to other writers. Cameron just culled things (shots, bits of dialogue, bits of plot, revisioned versions of characters) from previous Titanic versions (1943 and 1953 Titanic's, 1979 SOS Titanic, 1958 A Night to Remember, Raise the Titanic 1980). It seems he just had no ideas and pieced his film together from other films.
@@Garsons-oq4lh some of the dialogue may be a little corny but there are some great and memorable lines in the film as well... the script on the other hand was not an easy script to write which Cameron does not get enough credit for, the amount of research he did and the amount of books he read before going into it... and how he structured it with all character for the first 2 hours and then all disaster for the remaining hour... Jack & Rose introduced us to what life was like on Titanic for those few days prior to it striking the iceberg... that way... we not only fell in love with them, but also the ship itself and came to appreciate the ship which made it so we could appreciate the sinking that much more and made it that much more impactful....
it's one of if not the most ambitious productions in the history of feature filmmaking... that's for damn sure...
@@artisan_james But it was an easy script to write because there were other versions of the story to help guide him, but more
clearly to give him plenty to take from.
@@Garsons-oq4lh Too bad Cameron doesn’t care for LUSITANIA the Cunard Liner that was torpedoed and sunk on May 7th 1915! And I wish LUSITANIA was going to become a brand new Hollywood/British masterpiece! I hope LUSITANIA will be more successful than TITANIC! Because LUSITANIA needs more appreciation in this century and she will this time! LUSITANIA a new Hollywood/British movie! R.M.S. LUSITANIA
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Kate is so gracious for making these videos. She clearly love the fans and the film and all the history and legacy of it
I wish we had more!
The irony is it seems like although Kate played the stuck up rich girl and Leo played the humble poor guy, when it comes to real life Kate actually is the humble one and Leo is the arrogant, stuck up one.
@@RandyMarshMuricaThis proves that you are saying anything without knowing the truth. Everyone who knows Leo says that he’s an amazing and very humble guy (you would get that if you actually watched some of his interviews) who never had a beef or promblem with anyone in his 30 years old career. Where did you get that he’s arrogant? Because he was in his early 20s when they were shooting the movie or because he doesn’t do titanic interviews till this day? He has many famous films he doesn’t talk about 20 years later, not to mention he said multiple times that he’s proud of the movie and grateful that he was a part of it. Stop spreading non-sense and making up things.
@@diorszzle I haven’t seen someone gargle a celebrity’s balls like that in a while. Clearly YOU are saying things without knowing. James Cameron himself said he was so arrogant that he was gonna pass on Leo because he didn’t even wanna read for the part, he just expected to be handed the part. Not to mention any guy who only dates women until they are 25 and then breaks up with them is a creep. Yet you don’t see any celebrity calling him out for that. Nobody in HollyWood has the balls to call out other huge celebrities so the fact you are going by what other celebrities say when of course they aren’t going to bash their co stars is so naive.
I’m sure she didn’t do it for the money at all and only because she is so gracious. She’s an Angel
It's so cute how Kate and Leo became genuine friends while filming and the part where she talks about calling him had me going "Awwwwwww".
This movie sparked my passion for movies and turned me into a movie buff. I can't think of a better movie to kick off a love of films because this is film making at its absolute finest.
It sparked my passion for large chested redheads. I’m looking forward to the sequel as a film aficionado.
I hope LUSITANIA will spark a new passion for you! The great Cunard Liner RMS LUSITANIA was torpedoed and sunk in just 18 minutes! You can imagine Winslet and DiCaprio on aboard LUSITANIA as the ship sinks in 18 horrible minutes.
Getting goosebumps by every behind the scenes story I hear and see. Titanic was our childhood. Such an iconic and timeless movie. Until this day one of the best productions James Cameron has ever made.
it's one of if not the most ambitious productions in the history of feature filmmaking
Titanic truly is and will remain Cameron's "Statue of David" by Michaelangelo etc.
@@victorsamsung2921 Oh please. The Abyss and Terminator 2 were better films.
"Titanic" is a must-see if you are hosting a 90's movie party. Being a rather observant person; I can say with great confidence that the reasons why teenagers in 1997 enjoyed the movie can be split into two different ones:
1.) Teenage girls swooned and squealed in delight seeing Leonardo DiCaprio.
2.) Teenage boys couldn't get enough of the thought of seeing Kate Winslet topless as she was quite capable of starting a pep rally in the pants of every high school boy who had seen the film.
The perfect movie to see with the loved one
Nothing compares to Titanic. Imagine being able to say you are part of creating this epic film. Incredible.
Rest in Peace Jon Landau (1960-2024)
Thanks for helping to bring masterpieces to life.
Please Mr. Cameron, release a extended cut.
Wish Leo would join on at least one of the anniversary celebrations/interviews.
The characters and film are so beloved and he did such an incredible job. It's lovely hearing Kate but it would be incredible to hear from them both together.
They’re being respectful of canon since he drowned. I’m looking forward to the sequel Titanic Revelations where they clone Jack
@@AkyrahWilkins he's notoriously arrogant and "better" than his past. Shame as such a small act would give many so much.
Maybe you should see Leonardo DiCaprio on board the great Cunard Liner LUSITANIA the original 4 funnel steam ship that was torpedoed and sunk in 18 horrible minutes on May 7th 1915!
LUSITANIA is better than TITANIC!🇺🇸🌅🚢💥🪦💐🇬🇧
@@diabmetry1574after the revenant ive found him to be more politically correct with things which immediately put me off shame as hes such a good actor
@@diabmetry1574 Back in 1996 during the auditions for Titanic, Cameron *admitted* he almost fired DiCaprio as well, for he initially refused to do screen-testing. Until he hesitantly agreed and the rest is history. It's unfortunate that DiCaprio has this manchild attitude and never having seem to outgrown it.
My best friend and I met in 1997. I was 6 years old and she was 8. We were on the bus together and got off at the same stop and we both had Leonardo Dicaprio books. Every year, even as we grew into our teens and then into our 20s we would watch Titanic at least twice a year together. We knew everything about Titanic. She committed suicide when she was 27 years old, in 2016. When I watched this, I was so sad that she couldn't see this. She would have absolutely loved seeing all of this footage. I don't really have anyone I can nerd over Titanic about, and it's funny because I remember being in 2nd grade and a teacher giving me the biggest book I had ever seen in my life that had every little tidbit about the ship inside of it. I was so obsessed and so was she. I really miss her. But thank you for showing us all of this in an era where everything is CGI now. For someone who is 32, I assumed that more of this movie was done in CGI. I truly did not understand the scale of the sets when I was a kid. The movie is becoming dated though. I see flaws as an adult that I couldn't see a decade ago. Being an adult sucks.
That made me sad and I’m sorry for your loss. May you continue to cherish the memory of your childhood friend (:
Damn, sorry for your loss, and it sucks she had to died at the notorious age of 27. BTW, not that it isn't tragic, I was actually 7, so I was between you and your friend.
I'm so sorry for your loss.
This reminds me of me and one of my granddaughters...she's only 25...she was born in 1999.... but we watched it together when she was five and we've watched it together since probably 11 times!! I've probably seen it about 25 times!!! but there are times because she lives away from home now that we both have it on at the same time and then we're on our phones on video experiencing the movie together!!! all-time favored for me!!
You can need over it with me!!! 🩷I'm so sorry you lost your friend!🥲
Summer 1997
I Visit the Cinema to watch the TITANIC...
Μany people inside the cinema, who would see the film...
At the end of the movie, when the camera pans into the ship as Rose, goes to find Jack on the stairs, everyone's eyes start to cry... preteens, teens, adults, everybody...
And as soon as Jack's big kiss with Rose started as the Last scene, then the whole hall I remember, burst into tears... especially from little girls, young and old people...
This image stayed in my mind forever...
The end of the film was unbelievable... Knife in the heart.
The free ones who didn't have girlfriends, cried because they felt how love is when you have a partner...
And the lovers were holding their partner's hand, and they were more full in love at the end of the movie with their own partner...
😢😭😥
Slight correction, Titanic movie wasn't there in summer 1997. It was released first in Tokyo on 1st November, 1997 and in USA on 19th December, 1997. In many countries in 1998.
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As a lifelong fan of Titanic, yes, I’ve been a fan of Titanic, since I was a baby, probably since my mother was pregnant with me when she was watching the movie in theaters, this video is amazing. There’s so much more information I never even knew about, and so many different little clips that I have never seen before.
I'm old enough that I actually saw it in theatres when I was a kid. Still one of the best experiences ever
Most people focus on the Jack and Rose thing, but when you really look at it you can't deny Cameron's deep passion and romanticism for Titanic herself. There's so many tiny details in there which if you blink you'd miss. Even one of the lifeboats being lowered on top of another, I was astounded to recognise the guy cutting the ropes was a leading fireman from the boiler room and that scene was recreated as he himself and other survivors had testified. Thomas Andrews pride in his astounding accomplishment. A vessel practically unsinkable in every foreseeable circumstance, and his utter dread when he realised his titan's throat had been slit ear to ear. No matter what they did or could do, his ship was going down that night.
James openly said that the love story was just an excuse he needed to tell the story of the ship. The only thing that interested him was the ship and the history themselves.
@@elenasingleterry5854 The only thing James was really interested in was visiting the real wreck. That would explain why the story he concocted for his Titanic was weak and unoriginal.
Kate was the complete opposite. To her, it was a love story that just happened to have taken place on Titanic.@@elenasingleterry5854
@@Garsons-oq4lh i want an original script happening in the titanic in 2 months. Love stories and murders are not allowed. have in mind that the movie needs to appeal to the general public. you cant have two friends just talking about philosophy
The greatest movie about the grandest ship ever built. Utmost respect...
It's one of those films that once you start watching you get sucked in again and stay until the end. I think I've watched it about 10 times over the years and it never fails to entertain me. It's one of the best movies ever made!
Love their chemistry and the fact they're still best friends to this day. It's so cute!
Wow! After 15 years of being obsessed by the film and the ship, I thought I have seen every image and every bit of footage of the behind the scenes, floating out there, but here I am..Watching moments and angles for the first time in my life..Thank you Paramount for sharing these extraordinary bits with us ❤
Kate and Leo together makes me smile warmly❤❤❤
Put Kate and Leo on board the Cunard Liner R.M.S. LUSITANIA which was torpedoed and sunk on May 7th 1915 just 3 years after the TITANIC DISASTER!
It makes me smile to see how Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio have a friendship that is stronger than super glue. While it's was sad that in the film "Revolutionary Road" it was Kate's character who perished; I just hope she and Leo are able to do another movie together where neither of their characters perish.
It was March 1998, in a small Siberian town when, I watched the movie for the first time with whole family. I was 10 years old. Back then there was no booking system so my dad had to go to the theatre in early morning to buy 4 tickets for my mom, my sister and me. I remember, when we arrived there was a huge line to the box office, the show was sold out, and people in the line were so frustrated. I’d never seen a crowd in a movie theatre before. I remember being so happy and proud that I had a ticket and that I got to see the movie, unlike those people in the line. It really felt like having a ticket to Titanic.
Tomsk?
@@chasedwards9626 Yakutsk
It was the exact same experience for me, in the city of Voronezh. Same month, same year, a very long line, tickets only available for a showing days later.
That scene was truly magical!
Beautiful music from james horner.
I know it’s my favorite too did you know it was actually James Cameron that was drawing her bewbs in that scene
@@chasedwards9626 yea…….. I know tooo much about that film 😅
@@LxversEdits it is truly a film that hits on all levels though. An almost unparalleled work of art from a technical perspective as well as the effect it has on a receptive audience. The artisans who helped craft it, and the transcendent soulful score by (rip) James Horner, not too mention the cast including the army of extras and background actors, top of their game camera operators and sound designers, all helmed by the honorable general Cameron… there are few films on this level of sheer scale combined with success of vision.
It would be magical for LUSITANIA to become a new Hollywood movie to this day!
RMS LUSITANIA Is Forever!
My friend Gary, was a grip on this movie and he said exactly the same thing about arriving....come over this hill and POW, all of a sudden you'd see the entire ship and movie set and it was astounding.........been a Titanic freak since I saw A Night to Remember when I was 9 y.o.......loved Cameron's treatment......
This film is an everlasting masterpiece. Just incredible film making.
Kate Winslet is a timeless beauty!
Always heartbreaking.💔Their chemistry is pure magic.
This is an absolutely insane production! James Cameron is simply the only filmmaker that could have pull this off! Just the 90 degrees scene itself is nothing but beautiful and scary and elaborate and dare I say safe? What an experience everybody involved must have gone through! WoW!!!
Even more so for Jon Landau's wife and son. When the cable broke and the set was stuck in position, I can't imagine the tongue lashing Jon's wife gave him for leaving her and their son (who was eight years old no less) dangling in the air like that.
My favourite movie of all time.❤
I hope you’ll find a new interest for LUSITANIA of May 7th 1915!
Absolutely love Jim's eye for detail. Now this makes an amazing writer!
Not an original idea when he wrote Titanic.
Incredible movie!
11 Academy Awards so well deserved.
No Oscar nomination for original screenplay. That's because it wasn't original enough. Cameron took from other film versions of Titanic to piece together his.
@@Garsons-oq4lhWe get it! No need to rub it in our faces. Of course I am genuinely happy that the film's costume designer Deborah Lynn Scott won an Oscar for Best Costume Design as she had such a meticulous attention to detail; such as the red dinner dress Rose wore when she was planning on jumping off the stern of the ship.
@@Garsons-oq4lh Bro legit nobody gives a rats ass ok. We don't care about originality or 'writing' how jobless must you be to be under every comment adding nothing to the conversation lol. Are you some kind of Titanic enthusiast or did you perhaps plan on making a film about it and James beat you to it? Like bro get a life Titanic is and will always be regarded as one of the greatest movies and it literally the 4 most successful movie deal with it 😂🫵
25 years.... 25!!! How fast time goes. The movie still is my favorite. The titanic was such an amazing ship.. ❤
This film will be my friend from 7yrs to the death. Thanks for the huge amount of passion, that all of you put into this movie.
Amazing level of detail. They don’t make them like this anymore. When you look back at the level of detail, sets, crew and so on, it’s amazing they made it for 295 million tbh. I can see how it could swallow many millions more!
Greatest movie ever made. The story was brilliant, the scenery was brilliant, the music was brilliant the acting was brilliant. Everything single thing about this movie was brilliant.
I recently watched Titanic yet again, and like list time it still feels fresh. I’m always in absolute awe of this movie. The whole story and production along with the attention to detail is a true masterpiece 😌 Rose and Jack’s story always gives me goosebumps 😢
I could watch the making of Titanic all day long.
Titanic is the only movie topping my list. How are you?
RIP Jon Landau. Thank you for assisting James Cameron in such a great film.
6:00, ah, James Horner's terrifying ending cue music. The marriage between his music, and Jim's visuals is a masterpiece.
i know it's a classic, but when I first saw it back in 1998, it became the reason why i fell in love with movies. What an epic movie. and Kate Winslet was simply BRILLIANT! James Cameron is THE MASTER!
the way Kate said ''oh Leo'' 😭😭😭😭
People say many things about James Cameron, but he really pushes the envelope. Titanic is and always will be one of the greatest films ever made.
Greatest movie ever made in entire world. And that background music n score. Ooooooooo. This movie is in league of its own.
Titanic was the last time Hollywood made a proper film. It's an epic, timeless, classic Hollywood masterpiece, and a testament to real filmmaking. But the best thing about this 4K transfer of Titanic is that all those details that James Cameron and Jon Landau put into the film, which certainly weren’t visible in the 1997 releases, but perhaps maybe not even in the 2012 Blu-Ray - the ornate painting and detailed carving on the staircase, the decay of Rose’s butterfly comb, the slight rust and imperfection on the hull of Titanic - is all there in incredible quality and details, and it makes the 4K version actually breathtaking. And I don’t mean that in just a slap-in-some-hyperbole-way. I actually mean that my jaw was agape during some scenes. The flying scene is simply magnificent, I mean, an actual masterpiece - not the film, just that one scene - a timeless work of art.
When I first saw this film I'm not afraid to say it I'm a man and I cried like a baby I did there are so many scenes in there that were so emotional and then when I watch some of these documentaries with Kate in them and her love for Leo makes me cry it's just beautiful that does too have such a great friendship but it always kind of wondered why they didn't get together I mean they were a perfect match at least it seems like it.
i got goosebumps all over me after what James said, and Kate's face before kiss, omg i felt that love what Rose had to Jack, Kate acted very well, her face says it all 0:44, and James saying that the exact scene was put in the movie (after their 4 second long laughter they immediately focused on shooting, great talent) , and showing that scene got goosebumps all over me again favourite part starts 0:35 - 0:55
forever titanic! what made me so happy is leo and kate's relationship! it heals our heart ache for losing jack!
Titanic changed my childhood forever. I was only 3 years old when I watched it and my folks still remember laughing and laughing when I pretended to be Leo in the bathtub where I chained my hands when the water came up and my sister thought it was funny and my folks just laughed and kept titanic away from me until I was older . And now that I’m 28 years old I still love titanic.
I am obsessed with Titanic
Still watching it😅
James Cameron and his team did wonders.
Just BRILLIANT!!!!
Undeniably, the best movie ever created. The whole Titanic team did a marvelous job!
Bro, you might as well have just rebuilt the entire Titanic
😂😂😂😂😂
The movies budget was 200 mill, and the Titanic cost 200 mill (inflation) to build, so yeah Cameron could have rebuilt the Titanic, but ofcourse that would leave nothing for the movie
They're platonic soulmates. Ive loved them since i was 13.
Still a masterpiece after all these years! Good work to all the crew involved.🚢
Hands down this is marvelous creation and master piece of movies. Never ever change in my entire life, the best movie, music score, song, jack and rose, etc.. the tearful ending… wow.. my all time favorite. Alot of memories of childhood when watching these vdos always. I had all titanic labeled stuff except under-wears.. 😄 It was a madness.. still i love the whole production crew who brought this amazing piece of artwork to the world. Sir James Cameran.. hats off.. The person who composed my all time favorite song, heart will go on, late Mr. James Horner. Love u. Celine Dion, love u too. DiCaprio, Love you too. Until I die, this is the fav for me. The total package. ❤️🔥❤️🔥
Titanic is my favourite film and will always be, I have never seen before some of the images that appeared in this video and I would love to make an appellation that I'm sure me and thousands of other fans of the film need, and that is a special (either a documentary, or videos like this on youtube) of the filming. I know the scenes by heart and it's amazing to see it from the perspective of the filming, the making of, and if it's with commentary from James Cameron, Kate and Leo it's perfect. I really hope this comment gets to someone who can do this because I NEED more videos and curiosities from the filming.
I feel like humanity forgets just how transcendent and how “larger than the sum of its parts” this film is. Think about it…has any single film…single as in not part of a series, done what this film did? The zeitgeist this film created has never been matched. Maybe before it’s day but certainly not after. Barbie seems to be on its way, but only time will tell if that will be the case.
Titanic is the only movie topping my list. How are you?
Titanic Is Always One Of My Absolute Favorite True Love Story Movies😍🚢⚓️🎥🍿!!!
The film still looks great... Goes to show that good practical effects and real sets are the best way to go. I guess nowadays they wouldn't build a ship but do all with CGI...
Y sería horrible, porque todo parecería un juego de consola
Yes indeed!! They build it now they would indeed use CGI
But they used heaps of CGI in this movie, like all the shots of the full boat?
A round of applause for the brilliantly talented James Horner, too! 👏
Am i the only one who preferred this ending? Lovett got his answer to where the diamond was but also was able to accept that this is where it belonged and to “make each day count”
James Cameron did such a good job that I didn't even notice the 4 seconds of the shot being out of focus. It also helped that James Horner did an outstanding job with composing the score.
I wonder how it feels to be a part of something so legendary. They are imprinted in so many people's minds forever.
Kate Winslet is so beautiful and gorgeous! 😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤
The film is a classic❤ I love Kate and Leo❤❤❤
What’s a magnificent movie! I cried seeing full at the re-release cinema.
I was just 5 when I saw this film at the movie theatre and it marked me for life. It will always be one of my favourites, I’ll always find Kate Winslet gorgeous, “Hymn to the sea” will always give me chills (as well as “the portrait”), such a masterpiece. Watching it at the movie theatre again last year was such an amazing visit to my 5 year old self and the memory of my grandpa.
Titanic: 25 Anniversary was a great video to see on youtube
1:06 just says how much she stills love him not romantically but platonically, they both are soulmates!
Just like Lord of The Rings, Titanic is unique and there's no remake possible that will ever touch this quality and cast.
I agree
@@kartoffelgamerin I agree, as well
Never seen this film before one day I need too sit down and watch it
You are in for an experience! This film is extraordinary
Watch it!!!
How have you escaped seeing this…
You might be the last person on earth who hasn't seen it haha
I'm sure you were born in 2010😂😂
Kate winslet is ❤, pure ❤.
I am still watching with big desire thanks kate thanks leo thanks james and big thanks for the rest for reminding us for this accident and love
Titanic is the only movie I saw 6x in the theater. This will never happen again 💯
Imagine what it was like being on set of Titanic it would be a dream come true if I saw them acting out their scenes during filming I absolutely love this film I bought it on Blu-ray 3 years ago
@1:05 the way Kate said "Oh Leo", just reminded me of Trinity saying "Oh Neo"! 🙀🤔😻
Great film. I love the real history, and I really love Kate's voice.
I'm so glad the cast is willing to share their experiences and relationships with their cast members.
Actually sir James Cameron is the legend true genius…giving us such incredible movies titanic, avatar etc…
So much effort. it is truly a masterpiece. you earned those oscars.
Masterpiece, really? Maybe in scope but deep down story/dialogue wise it is not.
Thats why the sunset scene from the movie is iconic, the sunset behind them is real 🌇 🚢
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"Ahh that's history" *Whitney Houston voices* 💯😍
Yes that's sunset is just take away breath . That I love the most
33 yrs old man and i still come come back to this movie yr after yr.
Titanic is James Cameron’s masterpiece.
Writing wise it is not. There's a reason his so-called original script didn't receive an Oscar nomination.
@@Garsons-oq4lhThe writing is fine. It’s simple…but not stupid. It’s actually how people talk unlike Sorkin’s material. Sorkin is a genius of his own kind, but his dialogue is not actually how people talk IRL.
And just because something doesn’t receive a shit ton of awards or even get nominated doesn’t mean the thing is bad. Plenty of great pieces of art didn’t get anything but they’re still great.
this is actually a very "dangerous" statement to say online, because there are always these people who look down upon Titanic and will insist that Aliens, Terminator, and Abyss, and True Lies as the real and far superior James Cameron movies 😂 theres always this hesitant to sincerely praise Titanic. but Titanic is by far Cameron's most iconic to the majority of people on earth...
@@jenniferhiemstra5228 Cameron basically pieced his film together from bits he saw in other Titanic films (1943 and 1953 Titanic, 1958 A Night to Remember, 1979 SOS Titanic and 1980's Raise the Titanic as well. Obvious Cameron didn’t work hard to think of an orginal idea for his Titanic.
Paramount Pictures must make a new movie and that is LUSITANIA from May 7th 1915!
Wow I watched Titanic on Film 4 On Christmas day, love all this behind the scenes footage. It really is one of the best films, you can't deny the level of effort and detail that went into it. Is it me or do films not really have the same standard anymore? I miss the days of lavish, practical sets.. too much CG now. Hope they can strike a balance, they really do stand the test of time
The best films, most romantic, emotional and most successful films in history
This movie can't be remake forever.. Titanic 1997 is Titanic.. it is masterpiece
Just rewatched the movie again. Absolutely loved it ❤❤
I'll always remember renting the tapes from Blockbuster, and when old Kate says "that was the last time Titanic saw daylight", the first VHS tape ended!
and to think Leo had to be badgered into doing it because he didn't think it was challenging enough of a role.
Gives me chills to think they managed to unintentionally recreate the haunting tinkling of the china during the flooding. I bet that was incredibly beautiful and tragic at the time
My favourite movie of all time!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
❤❤❤❤ I was 7 years old
.. when i first it when it came out and I'm 30 yrs old now .. and still love this movie as it's like my own life
One of my top favorite films!
James Cameron is a phenomenal director this film with the music is a MASTERPIECE and tbh words can't do it justice
Titanic movies is the best Ang beautiful. I love the cast specially jack n rose I love you amazing I never forget this movie very touch to me and I love the story their good tamdem.never forgotten god bless all of you.
My dad was a film maker in Canada. He apprenticed in special effects in Hollywood in 1952 on the original Titanic movie. He died in 1994 and never got to see Cameron's Titanic. I wish he had lived long enough to see Cameron's masterpiece and to meet James Cameron.
Kate is gorgeous 🎉 and so down to Earth .. Leo isnt too bad either lol .. such a great friendship they have