Just finished watching it and let's be totally honest it's by far the best film ever made and always will be. Has anyone not seen it and if you haven't I suggest you buy the DVD as soon as possible cause it's amazing.:cool:
Just finished watching it and let's be totally honest it's by far the best film ever made and always will be. Has anyone not seen it and if you haven't I suggest you buy the DVD as soon as possible cause it's amazing.:cool:
Each to their own and all that, but that movie is quite shocking. In fact, it's bloody dire. Care to point out any of the redeeming features that makes you say it's the best movie ever made?
Just finished watching it and let's be totally honest it's by far the best film ever made and always will be. Has anyone not seen it and if you haven't I suggest you buy the DVD as soon as possible cause it's amazing.:cool:
Each to their own and all that, but that movie is quite shocking. In fact, it's bloody dire. Care to point out any of the redeeming features that makes you say it's the best movie ever made?
Just finished watching it and let's be totally honest it's by far the best film ever made and always will be. Has anyone not seen it and if you haven't I suggest you buy the DVD as soon as possible cause it's amazing.:cool:
If you are talking about the old Black & White version of Titanic then i would say yes that was a good film. Sadly i think you are talking about the James Cameron film which is a dreadful film and how it won so many Oscars i don't know.
Just finished watching it and let's be totally honest it's by far the best film ever made and always will be. Has anyone not seen it and if you haven't I suggest you buy the DVD as soon as possible cause it's amazing.:cool:
Like the OP, I have also watched every single moving picture/movie/film ever made, with all combinations of foreign language tracks and subtitles. Every Which Way But Loose and Any Which Way You Can in Japanese with Sorbian subtitles are my #3 and #2. Yeah, the sequel is so much more better. But not as good as the OP's choice. Can't wait for the sequel, Titanic 2
If it's of interest they made Britannic, not so much a sequel though, more of a 'the exact same movie but with a much lower budget'. It looks absolutely smashing.
Funnily enough asylum films, who make cheap B movies, have just made a film called Titanic II. And it was put through the bbfc this week, meaning it's getting a UK video release:
Funnily enough asylum films, who make cheap B movies, have just made a film called Titanic II. And it was put through the bbfc this week, meaning it's getting a UK video release:
Sorry, but if the highest rated comment is Rammstein224: "This movie is disrespecting all the people that died on that day" then I just lost the will to watch that film. Rammstein are a totally overrated, ripoff act
Each to their own and all that, but that movie is quite shocking. In fact, it's bloody dire. Care to point out any of the redeeming features that makes you say it's the best movie ever made?
Drama
Amazing effects
Beautiful love story
Educational
Kate Winslet topless :cool:
Just finished watching it and let's be totally honest it's by far the best film ever made and always will be.
Is this a wind-up.
The only thing I can of, which could be of any interest, is that it's a great example to the adage that big-budget state-of-the-art special effects can't rescue a dire film.
Drama - Too predictable, total lack of suspense. Amazing effects - See above Beautiful love story - Predictable tripe Educational - I learned nothing I didn't already know, and also spotted an error or two Kate Winslet topless - Not impressed
There have been several films made about the disaster over the years.
As a storyline the James Cameron version is not my very favourite version but it is brilliantly done although the family of Murdoch were not happy with his characters' portrayal.
But I did love the ending when aged Rose threw that large blue jewel into the sea at the end of the film.
"A Night To Remember" in my opinion was the best version of the Titanic sinking.
I remember as a 12 year old child excitedly settling down to watch this film on TV on Christmas Day.
My Grandmother (Southampton born and raised) sat with her back to the TV because she remembered waving off her friends at the dockyard.
How selfish we kids were and imagine that film being shown on Christmas Day when there would have been many bereaved people and survivors still alive. No OFCOM then
The best film ever was Top Gun with Tom Cruise. He actually learned to fly and became a Top Gun in real life so he could do all the flying sequences himself.
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Each to their own and all that, but that movie is quite shocking. In fact, it's bloody dire. Care to point out any of the redeeming features that makes you say it's the best movie ever made?
I thought the same after I watched it on TV
Mellowed a bit now - Jaws is back at my No 1 spot
Leonardo Dicaprio dies?
Just kidding! I love you Leo!
Or did he?
:eek:
Where on earth did you find that?!
ETA- Darn beaten to it!:mad::D
Any which way but loose, top movie.
If it's of interest they made Britannic, not so much a sequel though, more of a 'the exact same movie but with a much lower budget'. It looks absolutely smashing.
If you have something like Paintshop installed you can make your own. Here's the Leo pic - http://i55.tinypic.com/1zqyhd3.jpg
Funnily enough asylum films, who make cheap B movies, have just made a film called Titanic II. And it was put through the bbfc this week, meaning it's getting a UK video release:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1640571/
http://www.bbfc.co.uk/AVV275320
TITANIC 2
It is shown on the Sci-Fi channel quite often:)
snap:o
Great movie quote on your tag as well gotta love Tommy Waissau:D
Amazing effects
Beautiful love story
Educational
Kate Winslet topless :cool:
The only thing I can of, which could be of any interest, is that it's a great example to the adage that big-budget state-of-the-art special effects can't rescue a dire film.
Amazing effects - See above
Beautiful love story - Predictable tripe
Educational - I learned nothing I didn't already know, and also spotted an error or two
Kate Winslet topless - Not impressed
As a storyline the James Cameron version is not my very favourite version but it is brilliantly done although the family of Murdoch were not happy with his characters' portrayal.
But I did love the ending when aged Rose threw that large blue jewel into the sea at the end of the film.
"A Night To Remember" in my opinion was the best version of the Titanic sinking.
I remember as a 12 year old child excitedly settling down to watch this film on TV on Christmas Day.
My Grandmother (Southampton born and raised) sat with her back to the TV because she remembered waving off her friends at the dockyard.
How selfish we kids were and imagine that film being shown on Christmas Day when there would have been many bereaved people and survivors still alive. No OFCOM then