Oh boy! I can't even get a man to open a door for me! Let
alone, give me the door to float on while he freezes to death !! (Crap! here
goes my romantic instincts again!)
(De Caprio looked so much sexier with his boyish charm
appeal instead of his recent urbane GANGS OF NEW YORK look!)
15 years later, i ve had my first big screen TITANIC
experience today..bigger and better with the 3D version! Why it is still hated
by some critics, I will never know..Cliched love story might be, but
nonetheless, it still remains my utmost romantic flick (few more tissues for me
please!)..particular scenes ceases to fade out of my memory like..
*For the last time Rose tells the already dead Jack
"Ill never let go" followed by a kiss on his hands, then she lets him
go,and he slowly sinks into the 'Heart of the ocean'..
*The rather old and fragile Rose tells her listeners, 'I don't
even have a picture of him; he exists now, only in my memory…' A simple, yet
beautiful and poignant moment, one that we can all relate with,especially for
those amongst us who particularly cherish their memories, whatever they might
be..
*The scene where a mother reads a story for her children
while the ship sinks haunts me forever...and oh yes! James Horner's hauntingly
beautiful score..
Have'nt we watched this one bfo? Oh yes! countless times! So
what makes this one special? The first time i watched it was through poor
quality VCR player,later with the advent of prime time television and DVDs ,the
picture became much more clearer! and now bigger and better with the 3D
version!!
yes, Titanic is an all time great movie. I remember weeping after seeing it for the first time. But haven't experienced it in 3d still.
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