Titanic Movie Review

The Titanic has been known as the “unsinkable” ship or the ship of dreams. This ship was thought to be the unsinkable ship by all the passengers on this ship on its grand departure to America on April 10th 1912. During this journey, a 3rd class artist named Jack Dawson ( Leonardo DiCaprio ) and a young rich girl named Rose DeWitt Bukator ( Kate Winslet ) fall in love. Until one tragic night there enhance love for each other turned into a struggle to survive a ship plummeting to its doom in the Atlantic ocean.

During the film, Rose had an unhealthy relationship with her fiance Caledon Hockley and was trying to find a way to escape from him to be with Jack. But when the Titanic suddenly collided with a gigantic iceberg and abruptly sunk on April 15th, 1912 at 2:20 am. Jack died and Rose survived with roughly 700 other people that boarded the ship.

The whole movie is a flashback told from old Rose 84 years later to her granddaughter and others of her experiences.

James Cameron the director and writer of the movie had known that the Titanic was the largest moving man made object ever built tried to recapture the true life amazingness of the ship. The ship had many fabulous features many passengers has never seen before like electrical lighting and heating in every room. The size and magnificence of the ship clearly stated the ship was a legend. James Cameron had a replica built of the ship. He used his technological experience towards the movie to structure the magnificent detail into rooms and furnishing to the people’s expressions on their faces. James Cameron was a talented director, there were amazing actors and the Titanic was a phenomenal movie.