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Titanic
Cast
Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates View AllCrew
James Cameron (Screenplay), James Cameron (Director) View All
Release: Nov. 18th, 1997
Runtime: 3 hours, 14 minutes
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Well it's been a while, 4 years now I guess. Titanic, the most commercially successful film of all time was seen by everyone. The first couple of months were bliss for James Cameron. The critics ad...
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Visually this film is a masterpiece especially the second half watching the ship slowly sink. When the ship began to tilt and people were sliding down I got goosebumps. Also when the wate...
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It's a touch cheesie at times and very girlie when the love connection gets itself going, and the backdrop of Titanic will give the audience a clear sense of where the film is going, both in plot, and in storyline, but it still doesn't fail to thrill whoever is watching.

Let's get down to brass tacks, we all know what the Titanic is and we all know that James Cameron's Titanic took the concept and glommed a romance story onto it creating one of the most extraordinarily profitable movies ever made.

I was a teenager when this movie came out, deeply uninterested in a historical romance, and enduring the special torture of My Heart Will Go On playing non-stop on the radio.