20120608:
I wrote: "I love the score. The movie is a lot better than I remember. Maybe the 3D adds a little bit here and there. The music is important. I love when she asks, 'Do you want to hear this story or not, Mister?'" 20120609 12:57 AM PDT
I wrote: "I don't remember which scene it was, but there was definitely a peak emotional scene in the movie. However, there were no tears involved, not even tears being held back, just tension. Nevertheless, I value movies with intense emotion like that. Even though I'd seen the movie once before, there were still scenes to watch and rediscover. The movie remained exciting despite knowing the ending." 20120609 12:59 AM PDT
I'm not sure if I missed any trailers, but I walked in at 9PM exactly, so I think trailers had just started.
Trailers: The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) (3D), Step Up Revolution (3D), Men in Black 3 (2012) (3D), Prometheus (2012) (3D)
[20120627]
20131226:
This is a great film and perhaps becoming a personal favorite. While the main structure of the film is a romance, there is also plenty of action and excitingly tense moments spread throughout. As I've said before, I also love the score and how it adds to the film. With that being said, I've tentatively placed Titanic in my top 50. Thus, if you haven't seen this film yet, do yourself a favor and try watching it as soon as possible!
Instant Comments:
"Alright... enough of that bullshit." Oh, I didn't realize he was such an asshole.
"Oh yes, that woman in the picture is me."
"...her whole ass sticking in the air."
The guy is wearing a Watchmen t-shirt.
"It's been 84 years... [interrupted] Do you want to hear this or not, Mr. Lovett? It's been 84 years, and I can still smell the fresh paint. The china had never been used. The sheets had never been slept in. Titanic was called the Ship of Dreams, and it was. It really was."
I love the way the music picks up.
They almost missed boarding.
And then the music again during the departure.
Haha. "Where's Sven?"
"What's the artist's name?" "Something Picasso." "[...] he won't amount to a thing."
Rose is shown to be a very intelligent woman.
"...It hits you like a thousand knives."
"With all due respect miss, I'm not the one hanging off the back of a ship here."
What lovely banter.
"I see you." Hahaha.
"Make the morning papers. Retire with a bang?"
Hehehe. I love the bewildered look on Cal's face after the toast.
"Don't think." (in regards to dancing)
The demeanor of David Warner's character Spicer Lovejoy reminds me of that of Finlay Currie's character Shunderson in People Will Talk (1951).
Oh wow, that piece of paper the Captain received was an iceberg warning.
She teases, "I can't see Mr. Monet blushing." Simply he replies, "He does landscapes."
"You mean, did we do it?"
"It will make the 'bergs hard to see..." Oh my. I didn't realize the multiple preliminary chances mentioned.
No binoculars!
Oh wow. I didn't notice that plot point before. "Why aren't they turning!?!" The large ship has really low steering, especially at such great speed.
It's unfortunate that they didn't start the unloading procedure.
"You unimaginable bastard."
"Goodbye, Mother."
"I'd rather be his whore than your wife."
That's an awesome spit.
"Wait, wait, wait, wait. Try a couple practice swings first." Lol.
Haha. She closes her eyes before striking.
What an idiot. The boat's stinking and he says "You'll have to pay for that you know?"
That's one of my favorite little moments: "Keep back. Keep order I say." Turns around and actually loads the gun.
Realistically speaking, she could have improved both their chances of survival by ensuring her own survival and stay on the boat. Of course, that would be much less romantic.
Hehe. So much easier to rise to the surface with a vest.
At least she stood up and spoke her mind.
I used to think (and others probably have the same misconception) that Jack asked Rose to physically never let go. But he's really just asking her to survive. The conversation they have is as follows:
I love the raspy voice; it's an integral part of how I remember the scene.
"Jack... Jack... Jack... Jack, there's a boat! Jack... Jack... Jack. Jack! Jack! There's a boat, Jack. Jack..."
"Come back. Come back. Come back. Come back. Come back! Come back! Come back, come back. Come back! Come back. I'll never let go, I promise."
Now that I think about it, why didn't strangers try to seize the wreckage for themselves?
Even though I've seen the movie before, when Rose succeeds at blowing the whistle, my eyes had watered a bit.
"Six were saved from the water, myself included."
Carpathia.
"Dawson, Rose Dawson."
Wow, so upset, he threw away a cigar he was saving for when he found the diamond. I imagine it would have been a fairly expensive cigar to save for such an occasion.
"Ah."
Released 19971219.
Watched once before (VHS)
Released 20120404 (3D version).
Watched 20120608 Theatre. Regency Charter Centre [TITANIC 3D] 9:00pm $5.00
Watched 20131226 (Netflix, Instant) (Streaming until 20140101)
Titanic (1997) James Cameron. 194 min
Relevant Links:
Titanic (IMDb.com)
Titanic (1997 film) (Wikipedia.org)
HISHEdotcom:
SPOILER ALERT. This HISHE episode pokes fun at the ending of the film, but take it with a grain of salt. If I remember the plot correctly, Jack would have surely died if Rose hadn't return, because he was handcuffed to a bar in one of the rooms. Ultimately, I don't think there is any one person to blame for Jack's death and the story should simply be viewed as a tragic romance.
I wrote: "I love the score. The movie is a lot better than I remember. Maybe the 3D adds a little bit here and there. The music is important. I love when she asks, 'Do you want to hear this story or not, Mister?'" 20120609 12:57 AM PDT
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| Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) and Rose (Kate Winslet) |
I wrote: "I don't remember which scene it was, but there was definitely a peak emotional scene in the movie. However, there were no tears involved, not even tears being held back, just tension. Nevertheless, I value movies with intense emotion like that. Even though I'd seen the movie once before, there were still scenes to watch and rediscover. The movie remained exciting despite knowing the ending." 20120609 12:59 AM PDT
I'm not sure if I missed any trailers, but I walked in at 9PM exactly, so I think trailers had just started.
 |
| The RMS Titanic. |
Trailers: The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) (3D), Step Up Revolution (3D), Men in Black 3 (2012) (3D), Prometheus (2012) (3D)
[20120627]
20131226:
This is a great film and perhaps becoming a personal favorite. While the main structure of the film is a romance, there is also plenty of action and excitingly tense moments spread throughout. As I've said before, I also love the score and how it adds to the film. With that being said, I've tentatively placed Titanic in my top 50. Thus, if you haven't seen this film yet, do yourself a favor and try watching it as soon as possible!
 |
| Titanic 3D - ticket stub |
Instant Comments:
"Alright... enough of that bullshit." Oh, I didn't realize he was such an asshole.
"Oh yes, that woman in the picture is me."
"...her whole ass sticking in the air."
The guy is wearing a Watchmen t-shirt.
 |
| Rose, Cal (Billy Zane), and Ruth (Frances Fisher) arrive and prepare to board the Titanic. |
"It's been 84 years... [interrupted] Do you want to hear this or not, Mr. Lovett? It's been 84 years, and I can still smell the fresh paint. The china had never been used. The sheets had never been slept in. Titanic was called the Ship of Dreams, and it was. It really was."
I love the way the music picks up.
They almost missed boarding.
And then the music again during the departure.
Haha. "Where's Sven?"
 |
| Jack Dawson looks up and sees Rose for the first time. |
"What's the artist's name?" "Something Picasso." "[...] he won't amount to a thing."
Rose is shown to be a very intelligent woman.
"...It hits you like a thousand knives."
"With all due respect miss, I'm not the one hanging off the back of a ship here."
What lovely banter.
"I see you." Hahaha.
 |
| Rose DeWitt Bukater at the edge of the first-class deck. Her eyes briefly turn in Jack's direction. |
"Make the morning papers. Retire with a bang?"
Hehehe. I love the bewildered look on Cal's face after the toast.
"Don't think." (in regards to dancing)
The demeanor of David Warner's character Spicer Lovejoy reminds me of that of Finlay Currie's character Shunderson in People Will Talk (1951).
Oh wow, that piece of paper the Captain received was an iceberg warning.
She teases, "I can't see Mr. Monet blushing." Simply he replies, "He does landscapes."
 |
| Rose and Jack run through the Titanic's engine room. |
"You mean, did we do it?"
"It will make the 'bergs hard to see..." Oh my. I didn't realize the multiple preliminary chances mentioned.
No binoculars!
Oh wow. I didn't notice that plot point before. "Why aren't they turning!?!" The large ship has really low steering, especially at such great speed.
It's unfortunate that they didn't start the unloading procedure.
"You unimaginable bastard."
 |
| Old Rose (Gloria Stuart) |
"Goodbye, Mother."
"I'd rather be his whore than your wife."
That's an awesome spit.
"Wait, wait, wait, wait. Try a couple practice swings first." Lol.
Haha. She closes her eyes before striking.
What an idiot. The boat's stinking and he says "You'll have to pay for that you know?"
 |
| Molly Brown (Kathy Bates) |
That's one of my favorite little moments: "Keep back. Keep order I say." Turns around and actually loads the gun.
Realistically speaking, she could have improved both their chances of survival by ensuring her own survival and stay on the boat. Of course, that would be much less romantic.
Hehe. So much easier to rise to the surface with a vest.
At least she stood up and spoke her mind.
 |
| Captain Edward James Smith (Bernard Hill) and 1st Officer Murdoch (Ewan Stewart). "Take her to sea Mr. Murdoch, let's stretch her legs." |
I used to think (and others probably have the same misconception) that Jack asked Rose to physically never let go. But he's really just asking her to survive. The conversation they have is as follows:
Jack: [...] Promise me you'll survive. That you won't give up, no matter what happens, no matter how hopeless. Promise me now, Rose, and never let go of that promise.
Rose: I promise.
Jack: Never let go.
Rose: I'll never let go, Jack. I'll never let go."
 |
| Thomas Andrews (Victor Garber) |
I love the raspy voice; it's an integral part of how I remember the scene.
"Jack... Jack... Jack... Jack, there's a boat! Jack... Jack... Jack. Jack! Jack! There's a boat, Jack. Jack..."
"Come back. Come back. Come back. Come back. Come back! Come back! Come back, come back. Come back! Come back. I'll never let go, I promise."
Now that I think about it, why didn't strangers try to seize the wreckage for themselves?
Even though I've seen the movie before, when Rose succeeds at blowing the whistle, my eyes had watered a bit.
 |
| Jack and Rose kiss. |
"Six were saved from the water, myself included."
Carpathia.
"Dawson, Rose Dawson."
Wow, so upset, he threw away a cigar he was saving for when he found the diamond. I imagine it would have been a fairly expensive cigar to save for such an occasion.
"Ah."
 |
| Rose smiles as she poses nude in a supine position for Jack. |
Released 19971219.
Watched once before (VHS)
Released 20120404 (3D version).
Watched 20120608 Theatre. Regency Charter Centre [TITANIC 3D] 9:00pm $5.00
Watched 20131226 (Netflix, Instant) (Streaming until 20140101)
Titanic (1997) James Cameron. 194 min
Relevant Links:
Titanic (IMDb.com)
Titanic (1997 film) (Wikipedia.org)
"I'm the King of the World!"
HISHEdotcom:
SPOILER ALERT. This HISHE episode pokes fun at the ending of the film, but take it with a grain of salt. If I remember the plot correctly, Jack would have surely died if Rose hadn't return, because he was handcuffed to a bar in one of the rooms. Ultimately, I don't think there is any one person to blame for Jack's death and the story should simply be viewed as a tragic romance.
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