Firstly I am going to start this review by saying this in my top ten favourite films of all time.
I am not a major fan of chick flicks so my reasoning behind my love of this film is based on the historical context of the movie rather than the love story.
In 1995 when I was 15 I was asked by my English teacher to find a subject to write about and that it can be about anything I wanted.
Up to this point in my life I knew nothing about the Titanic at all, so whilst perusing in the school library I come across a book about the Titanic written by Robert Ballard. From that moment I have been obsessed with anything about Titanic (I received a B for my subject which I was very proud of and I still have it to this day) If anyone who knows this Robert Ballard found the wreckage of Titanic on the 1st September 1985.
So now my review - this film is such an accomplishment in cinema history back in 1997 as James Cameron delivers an incredible masterpiece of storytelling not just the love story but the story about the ship itself. Because being a fan of Titanic the real emotion of this film is not Jack and Rose. It's the tragic story of all those people who went through this experience.
The set pieces on this film were incredible and it's visually stunning. The score is so amazing it makes me emotional.
Now I've said this from the first time I see Leonardo DiCaprio in This Boy's Life back in 1993 and What's Eating Gilbert Grape? 1994 that he was an amazing actor.
The emotional scene that really gets me the most in this film is when Old Rose says that there were 20 boats floating nearby and only one came back.
So I applaud James Cameron for this amazing film because it wouldn't have been possible if he wasn't such an avid lover of the sea and actually doing the research to bring this to life.
I am not a major fan of chick flicks so my reasoning behind my love of this film is based on the historical context of the movie rather than the love story.
In 1995 when I was 15 I was asked by my English teacher to find a subject to write about and that it can be about anything I wanted.
Up to this point in my life I knew nothing about the Titanic at all, so whilst perusing in the school library I come across a book about the Titanic written by Robert Ballard. From that moment I have been obsessed with anything about Titanic (I received a B for my subject which I was very proud of and I still have it to this day) If anyone who knows this Robert Ballard found the wreckage of Titanic on the 1st September 1985.
So now my review - this film is such an accomplishment in cinema history back in 1997 as James Cameron delivers an incredible masterpiece of storytelling not just the love story but the story about the ship itself. Because being a fan of Titanic the real emotion of this film is not Jack and Rose. It's the tragic story of all those people who went through this experience.
The set pieces on this film were incredible and it's visually stunning. The score is so amazing it makes me emotional.
Now I've said this from the first time I see Leonardo DiCaprio in This Boy's Life back in 1993 and What's Eating Gilbert Grape? 1994 that he was an amazing actor.
The emotional scene that really gets me the most in this film is when Old Rose says that there were 20 boats floating nearby and only one came back.
So I applaud James Cameron for this amazing film because it wouldn't have been possible if he wasn't such an avid lover of the sea and actually doing the research to bring this to life.
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