Why can't modern day bar scenes be like this one? Romance, beauty, and some amazing music from Celine Dion? Yes, please. This moment puts a smile on my face every.
There's nothing better than a man appreciating a woman's body for more than just a sexual relationship. This scene is perfection in every way. As soon as Rose and Jack are about to go under with the boat, Jack tells Rose to hold her breath.
At that exact moment, I like to hold my breath, too. Yes, it's a movie, so we don't actually know if the timing of how long they would be underwater is correct, but it's fun to figure out if I would live or not in that situation. In the mood to cry? Need something to really motivate those tears to flow out of you? Well, there's nothing like watching tons of people face their imminent, historically accurate deaths while a cruise ship is sinking.
In fact, the specific fates of the old couple going to bed and the orchestra playing on the ship until it totally goes down, are true stories from the actual horrific event. And, if you didn't already know that, now go and try watching those few seconds of the film without welling up. Seriously, this moment is too hard to bare sometimes.
But I still can't. I'm also completely guilty of reenacting this scene numerous times with the help of pool tubes — not going to lie. With a sprawling cast of actors and actresses including Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Bill Paxton, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Bernard Hill, and dozens of others, Titanic features performers at the peak of their talent and some just before they became bonafide stars.
The Cast Of Titanic. Even the actors like Victor Garber, Jonathan Hyde, and David Warner filling out supporting characters breathe life into real people who were more than just names in history books.
Instead of focusing on the already incredible tragedy of the doomed victims aboard the ship, James Cameron decided to tack on an artificial story about a young aristocrat and pickpocket who fall in love. There's no realistic way that a woman like Rose would ever encounter someone like Jack they were kept to different parts of the ship , and neither of them would have entered into a love affair because her family would lose their money and he would end up in the brig.
With the Strausses lying in their beds and the Irish mother telling her frightened children about Tir na n'Og as the water rises in their cabins, there were plenty of real, agonizing emotions to convey.
Cameron could have used his formidable talents to better communicate those love stories, rather than the ballad of Jack and Rose. There's no question about the fact that Cameron tells a terrific disaster story. The scenes of the ship sinking, which dominate almost two hours of the film's running time, fly by once the danger is known. Viewers can feel the frigid water, the cold sea air, and tightness in the chests of the passengers as they try to navigate the catastrophe.
Cameron's directing combined with sweeping cinematography effectively convey the sheer scope of the tragedy , providing a cathartic sense of despair concerning the fate of the passengers. The plot is fairly tepid, especially upon repeated viewings. Certain scenes feel bloated and unnecessary, especially those involving Jack and Rose's burgeoning romance.
A viewing of the film based on the Titanic disaster, A Night To Remember, reveals that Cameron changed very little from the basic plot. Without the Jack and Rose plot, the films would be nearly identical, with several lines of dialogue proving to be identical. The plot of the actual sinking was enough to keep audiences engrossed without filler, and Titanic didn't need to feel like parts of other movies cobbled together.
Kayleena has been raised on Star Wars and Indiana Jones from the crib. However, the money and time was put into good use for a well crafted, thought provoking movie. It's a shame that the the makers of the movie put such bad language and nudity in a holiday movie. James, you've out done yourself. The fastest 3 hours and 15 minutes you will ever spend in a movie theater. The subtle love story is well told and even though you know the inevitable sinking is coming, you will not be dissappointed by the eye-poping special effects.
This movie was the best I've ever seen! The special effects were amazing. I'm glad they waited until December to release this rather than release an unfinished one in July. It is definitely, positivly, absolutely the best movie I've ever seen. Just one thing. You can tell by its national ranking that I'm right. Those people who hate this movie are nuts. They need a doctor. Don't wait. Go see this now and you'll agree with me. You can bet on it. Another water adventure, ho hum. This love story Yes, love story!
Though the ending is obvious, the course to that point twists and turns. I rate this a "see now" because of the outstanding script, impressive special effects, and the respect that I personally have for the sea. I just went and saw Titanic, this is the best, and saddest movie I have ever seen.
It's a sweeping tale of love, greed, tragedy, and disaster, wonderfully portrayed by James Cameron. I was a little squeamish because of the 3 hr. Of course, me being a girl, I bawled my eyes out towards the ending, as did just about every other female in the theater, but I also noticed quite a few guys who were wiping their eyes.
If you go see this and I recommend you do bring a box of tissues with you!!! This movie has everything: romance, drama, greed, action, tragedy - It's just an all around amazing movie. If you haven't seen it, go out and see it--you'll be glad you did. In my opinion "Titanic" was the best movie I've ever seen. I saw it at the Ridge Theater in Milwaukee. The first time I saw a preview for this movie, back in June, I was fascinated by the story of the Titanic.
It had action, romance, fear; all the elements of a good movie. Although it was over 3 hours long it didn't seem like it at all. It almost seemed too short! I was on the edge of my seat the whole time.
I bought a book about the Titanic after I saw the movie and I was completely amazed by how much the ship in the movie looked like the actual ship, down to every detail. It was terribly sad when at the same time it was full of action. When you realize that what happened on the Titanic really happened and it's not just a movie it can really depress you. So many people died on that ship, and to watch it happen on screen right there in front of you is definitely an experience.
All I can say is that I have never seen a better movie. I haven't been able to forget that movie, and I don't think anyone else would be able to either. Three hours and fourteen minutes I told myself I would wait until it came out on video and I could stop it and take a breather.
But my family decided they were going, so I joined them. It was a decision well-made. This movie is one of the best I've seen this year. Even if I had wanted to get up and stretch which I didn't , there wasn't a time that I would have risked missing the movie to do so I guess the rest of the theater felt the same way, because I only saw three people get up during the whole movie.
I figured I would watch it for the special effects, and that for the first two hours, I would be wishing the boat would just start sinking already We care about both of these characters until the very end. Not to say that effects fall short At times, I felt I was actually ON the ship.
Creaking noises are coming from everywhere and people are screaming all around you. It was absolutely amazing. Don't wait for this one to come out on video. Don't let the length scare you away either Oh, and bring a tissue or two. I saw people of all ages and sexes crying at this one. Even a teenage boy next to me. How's that for stereotypes??
Also, i hated everysingle actor, billy zane is as always a bad movie chooser, after the phantom, titanic, which is for me, even worse. I used to like bill paxton but, in this movie, he was just a bore and i hated his scene and the old woman, which had no mean, and was boring, this director shouldn't mix with dramas, he is made for movies like pirahna II, his first movie and he is still in there.
The love story was the most unbelievable plot ever, a poor poor guy that can get a really snob girl? A messed love story, and a story we already know, with some children to make us have pity, but really, i hate children in movies, always screaming, and crying.
I wont say the ending, but it is so awkward. All the story lies on a fact, and a corny romance, come on, dont watch this, go see anything but this, go watch the english patient rather than this.
If you have comments about this, send emails at akaspeak hotmail. Months ago the hype began What a preview!! Finally the movie opened, the theater packed and was even decorated with paper ships in my town , and you see a crew diving down to the 85 year old grave yard at the bottom of the ocean.
It is not the modern day scenes that capture your heart with this movie it is the flashbacks that pull you in, without hope of escaping. Rose, a prime-and-proper girl screaming on the inside.. Fate brought the two of them together, and loves keeps them that way. About two of the three hours of this epic motion picture are spent showing off the luxury of this sailing legend, the Titanic, and bringing us closer to the main characters..
Rose, Jack, Cal Rose's villian of a finace who can deal his way through anything , Rose's mother whose financial turmoilhas required Rose's marriage to Cal , Molly Brown the new-money woman who has not yet been caught in the heartless upper class lifestyle , and others. While watching the escipades unfold you see some of the most awesome detail ever presented on the silver screen.
From the gigantic engine room, the luxurious staircases and doorways of the upperclass deck, to the most breath-taking views at the stern. I read they created a nearly life sized model of the Titanic to tape the spectacular effects. The events of are inevitable in this movie, although you find yourself hoping that the ship can make it to land to save the people who will die that night.
Is history really that important when the most romantic of loves, two hearts joined by destiny are aboard.. But history plays out as the ship sinks to its yard miles beneath sea-level. The most perfect of couples find themselves floating in the ocean, clinging to their life.. While laying in bed after seeing the movie, I found myself wanting to see it again Only the hardest of souls remained dried-eyed at this movie, and only those cold-hearted will not enjoy it.
The best movie of the year, by far! A definite must see. It has everything Romance, Action, Drama.. I saw this movie expecting a lot and wasn't disapointed! Leonardo DiCaprio wasn't the reason I went, but I loved him anyway! The love story is beautiful, and gives so much more meaning to the story besides the tragedy of Titanic.
I sobbed at the end of this movie, I would bet that you will too. I recommend this movie to everyone, because I think just about anyone would like it. First off let me say that Titanic isn't really my kind of movie I don't usually like romance movies and I don't usually like disaster pictures. Titanic is both of these things but much more too. In spite of the romantic element. I still loved the movie, the charchters are extremely well developed and well acted.
Cameron has written and directed an excelent movie. This movie gives meaning to the deaths of some people. For as depressing as it is, it does have it's funny moments.
A lot more if you live in Wisconsin I usually don't go for epic films but this one stole my heart. That was 'til the actual part when the titanic was just built. I saw this with my friend and I guess everyone but us thought it was a real tear dropper cause they were crying an awful lot.
Most of the parts the people were crying I was laughing. Nothing sad about it. There were only 2 bad parts to the movie. The people were all blue but the worst part of seeing the dead was there was a poor baby that had died.
Still this was a number 1 movie of the year and should get an award. I have been interested in the story of the titanic ever since I was little, and when I saw previews of James Cameron million dollar "Titanic" I had already flipped seeing the effects of the ship, as well as parts of the sinking. Going to the theatre I was a little reluctant of the human based love story, but I have no complaints about it. The acting was excellent all around, except it would seem Leonardo Dicaprio plays the same character in all his movies.
The movie built up nicely, showing off the ship by whisking the characters to all ends of it. And about the whole sinking, what can I say? Cameron practically recreated history and I actually felt myself watching in horffic delight as the ships 16 decks of sheer metal split into two, plain awesome Cameron definately outdid himself on this one. The movie had everything, romance, action, sadness, happiness, all done excellently and has to be one of the best of the year.
Before I saw "Titanic", I immediately thought it would suck and would only see it because my favorite actor and mentor, Leonardo DiCaprio, is in it. Once the movie started, I was completely amazed. Everyting about "Titanic" was perfect, especially the acting. Kate Winslet was excellent as the upper-class, free-spirited Rose Bukater. Billy Zane played Cal Hockley, Rose's snobby fiancee, wonderfully. Kathy Bates amazingly portrayed the "unsinkable" Molly Brown. Also, let's not forget the extraordinary job done by Gloria Stuart as the old Rose.
Filled with remarkable acting, a gripping love story, suspense, laughs, and marvelous special effects, "Titanic" is quite possibly the best movie toever come along, and will remain so for years to come. To each decade, its blockbuster. Some succeed both artistically and financially while others fail, sometimes with quite melodramatic off-screen repercussions and rumors of scandal. These mega-monster extravaganzas come to us with vast quantities of largesse of hype, budget, ego and hubris.
The Titanic itself, the ship not the movie, was an example of such hubris in my opinion. A floating tower of Babel if you will, it marked the industrial age's attempts in to defy the gods with the audacious proclamation of unsinkability.
Thus, in their elegant simplicity the gods sent an iceberg to put that claim to the test. A few hundred popped rivets later and the Titanic truly became a "ship of dreams," forever shattered. One man's hubris to challenge the gods with a bloated budget and a singularly egomaniacal obsession? A mediocre curiosity destined to sink like "Heaven's Gate," taking its director down with it? Or an uncompromising masterpiece of filmmaking art and craft? In a word, "Titanic" floats.
It never sinks. To the eye of this beholder, it is one of the most engrossing, exciting and ultimately heart-wrenching three hour spectacles I've ever seen. It is a turn-of-the-century Greek tragedy, played out on a stage consisting of wooden decks and steel bulkheads, as well as visually astounding digital special effects.
It is romantically exhilerating and heartachingly poignant, and just plain awesome to watch. Knowing how much it cost to launch this blockbuster I was fully prepared for disappointment, having had my expectations raised so high. I wonder what seeing the movie must be like for the ticket-toting layman who doesn't give a hoot about the art of cinema just so long as the result is entertaining.
This person I must envy. Cameron may have defied the gods, but he has created a vehicle which succeeds in transporting us back to to experience the ultimate disaster of disasters. If Cameron's goal was to immerse us in the glory, anguish, horror and passion of this event, then in my opinion he has certainly accomplished his mission. In the future I will be measuring such spectacles by the distance my jaw falls upon first-time viewing. In "Titanic's" case, I think my chin hit the floor.
Having said that, Cameron's greatest achievement in depicting "Titanic's" final agony is that he makes us care. Eight decades is a lot of distance between us and those who actually lived through the experience.
History has an anasthetic effect, the farther we are away from events that wound an entire generation. Cameron removes the veneers of time and recaptures the events vividly. Well rendered in the film's first stanza is the baroque banality of opulence and privilege among the gentlemen of the times, reveling in their lordlike apparel and savoring caviar, brandy and a fine cigar. All of it sketched on an intricately ornate canvass comprised of frosted glass, crystal, jewelry, curved and polished furniture, and china never before used.
All of it about to descend into a watery hell, onrushing upward, in the film's second stanza. The image of a shipbuilder, shakily adjusting the hands of a mantlepiece clock on a slanting deck, as though he were adjusting the folds of a quilt on a dying infant, is one of several that haunted my sleep that night. Cameron engages our interest with a love story resulting in a plot device that has served him well in previous films, that of the "damsel in distress.
In the character of Rose Dawson, Kate Winslet is esquisitely more femme than fatal, but proves to be every bit as engaging as Ripley in "Aliens," an earlier Cameron extravaganza.
Dawson's love interest is not a super macho hunk like Arnold Schwarzenegger but a disarming street rat named Jack, portrayed by Leonard Di Caprio, who turns out to be pivotal in Dawson's struggle with life's decisions, both in terms of her own survival and destiny. Cameron grows their relationship gradually and builds it to a passionate crescendo before "Titanic" herself melodramatically takes over the plot. But not for long; the story eventually returns to the fate of the young lovers whose resolution is especially poignant.
Cameron could have conceivably had a stronger and more enlightening film had he dwelt on the motivations of those who built the ship seemingly for disaster. Instead, he only establishes their motivations and lets emotion-charged action carry the plot forward. It is typical Cameron and it could be said that the outcome is predictable, even formulaic, in its depiction.
It can also be said that Cameron's formula was never more breathtakingly executed on such a massive scale. The gods, it seems, are content to allow such hubris at least once in a given filmmaker's career. Rare is the director who can do it repeatedly. David Lean graced us with several outstanding blockbusters, including "Lawrence of Arabia" and "Dr.
Zhivago," but even he had his moments of unenviable failure as in "Ryan's Daughter. Cameron is still regarded as an action-adventure oriented director, more apt to assault the senses than to indulge in subtle nuance.
My only advice, if I may deign to give it, is this: The gods are fickle, Jim. Do not test them twice. The movie Titanic was a great movie. The movies did not seem like a three hour and fifteen minute movie.
Each scene was better than the one before. The ending was so sad. So if you go see it take your tissues along. I felt the movie was excellent! The movie is alittle over 3 hours, but you get so engrossed in this movie that time just flies. This movie is by far the best movie I have seen in years.
I strongly suggest to see this movie in a cinema to get the best sound and picture!! Don't wait till it comes out on video. I must admit, I was very skeptical of this movie when I heard of it, I mean c'mon now, such an expensive movie shot on water?
I mean I really wasn't going to see it, but thats to a lovely companion of mine I did, and I must tell you you won't be disappointed! I must admit it was one of the better films that I have seen this year, I mean visually I was wowed! Spectuacular sound! The actors were great, given, there was some cornball moments in the film, but nothing compared to the awesome grandeur of what is "Titanic"!
I loved every minute of it save for two: Why in the world the producers thought that they just HAD to have nudity and sex is beyond me. It really ruined a fantastic movie. They even could have shown the "sketching" scene without the frontal nudity and had a wonderful scene. My 11 year-old daughter turned to me during the "sketching" scene and asked me "Why is this in here?
The subtlties of what caused this mammoth disaster are allowed to exist without the director thinking that we are all idiots and will miss them unless he makes them very obvious. I really loved the Robert Altman like group scenes where you hear all sorts of different conversations happening at once. The director takes us through the entire gamut of emotions.
Including wonder at the stupidity of having nudity in a PG movie that people will brings their kids to. Because of the totally senseless display of nudity and simulated sex, I can only give this masterful movie a rating of 3 out of 4. I was so looking forward to seeing a movie about the Titanic.
It is just a shame that they took this wonderful opportunity to portray a piece of history and filled it with 'Hollywood'trash. The entire plot revolves around an adulterous affair. The sinking of the ship is just an added dilema. I was sadly dissappointed with the abuse of the Lord's name as comedy. The flagrant display of nudity was to say the least 'shocking' considering the movie rating. I'm sorry to see they spent so much time, money, and effort making this film only to have it foreshadowed by filth.
The Titanic was, by far, the best movie I have ever seen! The special effects were superb. Leonardo Dicaprio and Kate Winslet were the perfect pair. This movie was brillianlty designed. Even though there was some nudity, I would give it a 5 out of 4 because it was tasteful.
If you haven't seen this movie you have to because it is the best movie made in a long time! I just saw Titanic for the second time. Once was simply not enough! I saw it the first time in Dolby sound and the effect was even more stunning. I've read the reviews from some of the other people who saw the movie and agreed with 99 percent of them. A couple of the reviewers were so far off base they weren't even in the Stadium! How could anybody see this movie and not be stunned?
The actors, the story, the staging, the cinematography, ALL the elements were there to make this almost the best movie ever made. Cameron deserves every cent he earned for this. A few of the reviewers were chagrined because of the teensy bit of nudity and a few rough words. Every bit of what was said and what was shown in the movie contributed to its spectacle.
If you don't see this in the theater you will miss SO much. The sheer size of the ship requires the big screen. Don't lose much of its majesty by waiting for the video. Just don't miss it! Like many others, I went to "Titanic" because it happened to be the lesser of what I believed to be many evils out there.
I had no interest in the new Bond film and was interested in whiling away some time. Thus, I popped into "Titanic" hoping to see a decent picture. I walked out of the theatre blown away by the tragedy of it all and the excellent portrayal thereof.
To see the pride of the White Star Line sink to her grave in such a graphic manner was breathtaking. The characters were engaging, especially Kate Winslet as Rose. However, I was a little disappointed by the dialogue. It could have been stronger. Is it me or does mass doses of vulgarity seem to be taking the place of good dialogue these days? Also, how many people on the verge of plunging into the depths of the Atlantic would pause to gaze into there loved one's eyes to say "XXXX, this is where we first met!
Furthermore, I would agree that it was truly unnecessary to put in the nudity and the gratuitous sex scene. This movie stands on its own without it. Nonetheless, I was truly intrigued by this movie and it has made me very interested in the history of RMS Titanic and her passengers. I heartily recommend this movie, despite unnecessary nudity and language. This movie runs about 3.
For some people this is a problem, but with the proper planning it doesn't need to be. This way, you'll be able to fully enjoy the film, and the people around you won't be bothered by your getting up to hit the restroom during the show. I was so totally wrapped up in the movie that the time flew by without notice. I enjoyed the movie so much that I wanted to turn right around and see it again. In fact, I did see it again, but a week later.
Did I notice the length the second time around? Nope, it seemed to go by even quicker. So don't let the long running time hold you back. Told in a series of flashbacks, we are presented with the story of an upper-class woman, Rose, that is engaged to be married to Cal Hockley Billy Zane when they return to the States.
It is through the older Rose's eyes that we experience Titanic. The story is simple, and the ending is foretold the ship sinks , but it's the splendor and beauty of the ship that takes your breath away. You don't sit there and watch this film like the so many others out there, but instead you are drawn into the events unfolding on the screen.
You fall in love with the characters, you become a part of the movie by feeling their excitement, anger, love and pain. Titanic is a masterpiece that will be long remembered, not only as one of the most expensive movies ever made, but as one of the best movies made this decade! Copyright - Ron Higgins No unauthorized publication or distribution withoutthe consent of Ron Higgins. Titanic was one of the best movies I've ever seen. It may seem like it'll last forever 3 hrs.
See this movie as soon as you can, you'll love it!! A must see movie. I have seen it 3 times, my wife has seen it 5 times in three weeks. Defenitly will buy this movie when it comes out on video.
Even though you now about the Titanic it frees you mind and you forget what you know is going to happen.
Great story with lots of S. Well worth the money spent in making this motion picture. How DID they do that anyway? If you're a romantic and want adventure for the mind, see this movie Well worth it!! It is the most extraordinary movie I have ever viwed in my life. I highly doubt that any future movies I see will rate higher than this movie for me. Something I really enjoyed about this movie was that it had a bit of everything; humor, romance, action, drama, sadness, and more.
It's long time span definitely enriched it as well. I saw "Titanic" twice and would not hesitate to see it a third time. On a scale of 1 to 10, I rate "Titanic" with an I loved the movie and I know you will too. It was very well written, and that made it exciting at times and then sad at times too.
You should go see it soon, the time isn't too bad at all when your wraped in the movie you never know. The best movie I ever saw! Don't listen to anyone who says this movie suchs! Great acting My fav: Leonardo DiCaprio by all of the actors! You will be sorry if you miss this movie! I have seen it six times since it came out! See this one right now! This movie is one of the best movies I have seen in my lifetime, and I've many of them. I'm a guy and I'm not afraid to say that this movie made me cry.
This movie involves all of the emotions, happiness, sadness, love, etc. It draws you in and makes you want to jump into the movie.
The SFX are excellent and the acting is too. If you are even remotely thinking about seeing this movie. Go See It! Hands down the best movie of The film is about two lovers who meet, and fall in love before the sink of the unsinkible ship. The acting, and directing was flawless the effects are so real you won't recognize them as special effects but asreal life objects. It is perfectly produced and crafted.
The whole movie is incredible but the final hour is awesome, and breathtaking. I thought this movie was the best I have seen in a long time. I love Leonardo he was so great in this movie and he was so cute to his lover. It was really neat how they focused on one storyline from all the passengers on the tittanic. I learned from that movie not to judge people on certain things like rich or poor and that one day you might just fall in love with that person.
I thought the end was fabulous, I won't tell you what happens but I will say that there is a hidden message in it and it took me the second time to relize what happened. I recomend all to go and see it you will absolutly love it. Titanic dir.
By and large, I am not disappointed - James Cameron may be one of the masters at spending egregious amounts of money e. Minor quibbles abound - as they would in any epic this length. But, all in all, enjoyable. This is possible the first time I ever wrote a comment about a movie that would leave the most lasting impression in my mind. The plot filled with what every movie possible needed. Its a story of faith,courage,sacrifice and above everything else--LOVE.
For just more than 3 hours I really hope that time would not pass so quickly for me The pictures,the sound , the characters,its just too good to be true. I shouldn't include the plot since most people should have know it from reading the previews by other titanic lovers. But I should include some personal feelings of mine in here. Really hard to believe but the moment I find my seat in the cinema I found myself glue to the seat.
From the giantic scence of the ship "titanic" to the introduction of the characters in the movie I was really angry when I saw the difference in treatment between the first class passenger and the third class passengers. From the point where third class passengers had to be locked behind those miserable gates,just to leave sufficient time and room for first class passengers to board those safety boats.
I could feel the injustice done to those lowly class during the Early s in england. Its so inhuman and cruel. Apart from this,its really a story of love and sacrific. Jack Leonardo DiCaprio and Rose Kate Winslet , this two ill-fated young lovers show to me what true love is all about. From the moment when Jack saved Rose from commiting sucide to Jack teaching Rose how to spit like a real man,the whole process is so funny yet romantic. Both are willing to give up what they own to begin a new love life.
But sadly , Jack died while he sacrifice himself to save Rose. To me thats is how great the power of love can be. I may had seen the movie only once but the movie is just vivid in my mind , like i had only seen it recently.
Its a movie suitable for all ages,all races. I am now waiting for its VCD to come out and hopefully it will be real fast cause I really can't wait anymore!!! This movie is worth what u pay for it. The visuals and the surrround sound are a feast to behold.
Yet, when compared to the clasic Titanic film, Walter Lord's "A Night to Remember," which I first saw when I was thirteen and have never forgotten the impression it made upon me falls far short of that film. Oddly, in the remake the tragedy of the Titanic's sinking and the loss of its fifteen hundred other passengers takes a back seat to the romance of two teenagers.
The rest of the characters, including the cuckolded fiancee, the first mate, Lightoller, Captain Edward Smith, the mother-no-better-than-a-pimp, to mention a few, are mere stock characters--either not fully fleshed out or portraying a crude stereotype. Even "the Unsinkable Molly Brown" is sunk when a surly crew member in the lifeboat to tells her to "shut your hole! We see the ship break in two during the descent and see it now as a derelilct hulk on the ocean floor as the mini sub passes through its the bowels.
However, lightoller is presented as a somewhat simpering, indecisive fellow, whereas the version shows him as a hero.
His character was demonstrated, according to the Titanic Historical Quarterly membership available at Indian Orchard, Massachusetts. Other omissions and inaccuracies are numerous. Pacasso's "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon could not have been among the heroines art possessions, as it wasn't created until years later.
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