Titanic

[Serrart]

Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

explain...I'm interested

For the research work, the way the movie was shot Cameron did a very good job. But in the storyline he treated the public like children, giving them two young actors, a quite obvious love story, and using them as a flexible mirror for the triumph of the machines (cinema and Titanic). What he cared for was the angle of the ship when it sunked not the hundreds of people who were killed, that we see disappearing as tiny shadows. It's a heartless movie, IMO.

Romy

[diamondsnake]

I Love this movie! I love Kate Winslet! And, Kathy Bates as the Unsinkable Molly Brown in priceless! The movie is really creepy because this horrible thing did actually happen.

When I was in Vegas for the Stevie Concerts last summer, I went to the Titanic Museum they had there. It was so interesting to see all the things they collected from the ship all those years later. Oh, Vegas. I miss Vegas! I want to go back. Is Stevie doing a Vegas show anytime soon?

[JazmenFlowers]

Originally Posted by Serrart

For the research work, the way the movie was shot Cameron did a very good job. But in the storyline he treated the public like children, giving them two young actors, a quite obvious love story, and using them as a flexible mirror for the triumph of the machines (cinema and Titanic). What he cared for was the angle of the ship when it sunked not the hundreds of people who were killed, that we see disappearing as tiny shadows. It's a heartless movie, IMO.

Romy

ahhh - I see. I do agree with what you're saying. Especially during the sinking scene, but I still love the movie.