Titanic (1997) getting random hate lately is odd. James Cameron pulled off peak blockbuster spectacle while still anchoring it with a sweeping old school romance. The scale, the craft, the emotion. Hollywood doesn’t make them like that anymore.

Who the fuck hates titanic lol

the romance.

Jamais vu un tel engouement pour un film. Absolument tout le monde voulait le voir : 3 fois recalé au UGC de Rosny 2 car les séances étaient complètes. Présent le dimanche matin pour la séance de 10h... recalé. Vu une semaine après sa sortie, un mercredi à 14h10.

Charles Lightoller, second officer on the Titanic and the ship’s highest ranking survivor, was portrayed by Jonathan Phillips. In retirement he sailed one of the Dunkirk small boats, and was portrayed in the 2017 film by Mark Rylance.

Rose was a cheating whore that didn’t care about anybody but herself

The longer people have to think about it, the more Rose's selfishness stands out.

The story didn’t need the dumb Hollywood romance angle.

An absolute blockbuster. With the garbage films coming out over the last 15-20 years….critics should STFU. All they do now is regurgitated unoriginal sequels 😴💤

The command was hard to starboard, but xo spun the wheel hard to port

Truth be told! People are so cool that this movie is on a grand scale. In the age of CGI (CGI), that old-school romance and hand-made sets now seem like a dream. • "Titanic is not just a movie, it's an experience"

Everything about this scene is just perfect, in my opinion. The acting, the tension, the musical score, and the editing. It’s a scene I always love to go back and watch.

@LxxLatin Titanic is shit. A Night to Remember is the penultimate Titanic film.

When I saw this in the theatre, I got caught up in the scale just like everyone else. And then…it came out on video. And I paid attention to the acting. The movie can still be entertaining but it’s not particularly good. It’s kind of campy. The ship sinking is still good times though.

Excellent flick. But let’s not forget that Rose was a villain. Kept a diamond worth millions of dollars secret while her hubby slaved away because of a love story involving one hook up with some drifter she only knew for a couple days. Harlot…

I drove to the next town to see this in the theater all by myself because I am a Titanic NUT. Loved everything but the Jack & Rose story. LOVED it. Seeing this ship in "real life" (so to speak). Staggering.

I just think the old selfish hag throwing the giant diamond into the ocean at the end pissed everyone off

I felt worse for the demise of these two than anyone in the newer version.

Yeah that’s odd. I had a rewatch not that long ago and it’s still terrific. The scale of it is incredible, but never forgets story, characters,emotion.

The love story is silly

The love-story gets a lot of flack, I didn’t use to enjoy it myself. But as an avid Titanic researcher, there are so many little moments sprinkled in said story that are based on real things passengers said/did. It’s a nice way to highlight these real moments of the disaster.

It was always long and boring and I couldn't wait for the ship to sink.

I can remember this movie being made and coming out. It was soooooo expensive the pitchforks were out and ready to proclaim this the "true Titanic of movies, a disaster". The Terminator guy doing Titanic? And then it came out and they shut up. Seriously, it's a great movie. Yes Rose is a bitch for throwing the necklace away and shitting all over her life/love that she lived post Titanic but viewing this in the theater nobody thought that. It's great.

I like this turn too

I don’t think people are hating the movie so much as the fans who loved it are just all grown up now, and their maturity has given them the hindsight to realize that Rose was kind of a butthole.

Hate will always follow. The obvious: (1) The floating board scene - there was room for more than 2 people on that thing. (2) Rose is the most vile villain ever in a love story movie, any movie, for that matter. (3) It was way to long. (4) The acting wasn't great at all.

More so like the Jack/Rose plot took over the historical aspect, and for Titanic & Naval History Buffs, is a sin. However hindsight is 20/20: what was accepted historical fact at the time, is in of itself inaccurate>

My favorite film of all time. There’s never been a film leave the impact it did and the hate is prolly forced because of that. For a movie that came out in 1997 it was a masterpiece.

It’s a shallow poorly-acted mess with writing at an 8th grade level. Always has been. In other words, a James Cameron film.

How terrible 😭

Tbh I could've done without the romance aspect of Jack and Rose, just the drama of the actual sinking itself which contains plenty of romantic moments without adding them IMO.

Wait a minute was the Titanic bringing dirty ass immigrants to America?

Feminism made this, today we know that woman were a hoe who cheated his wealthy fiancé to be banged by a bum in the backseat of a car… this inspired too many woman to act as hoes till these days… hate for this film is necessary. And i am not even talking about the jewel part

@conan__edogawa7 this scene