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Overall Rank: 159

Average Rating: 3/4

# of Ratings: 1149

Theatrical Release Date: 12/19/1997

Language: English

Genre: Romance, Drama

MPAA Rating: PG-13

Director: James Cameron

Actors: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher, Gloria Stuart

Plot: The maiden voyage of the Titanic sets the stage for a love affair between a young socialite and a poor artist.

Sensho - wrote on 03/14/2023

Brilliant well-done movie. A great romance film, and yes it has lots of action. The ship looks real, and it doesn't look like a CGI ship that looks like a cartoon that you see in a lot of modern movies. Lots of money spent to make this masterpiece. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are the best no debate about it.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 05/28/2019

Everyone has their own opinion about "Titanic," but to each their own. The historic vessel acts as the perfect backdrop for the story's portrait of romance and social class, and Winslet and DiCaprio have such epic screen presence.

SteelCity99 - wrote on 04/22/2018

To call it one of the most overrated films in motion picture history is actually a doubtful statement. It has been called "the movie everybody loves to hate", and if we stop for a moment and make a brief draft about films of the genre that are worse than Titanic, you'll find out that the list is endless. Cameron feels unusual, but not precisely unsuccessful. Remarkable score and effective melodrama. Overhyped is the correct adjective, since it is far from being the best filmic adaptation of the story, and not the first to add moving romance to the formula. Nonetheless, it is a surprising effort. 76/100

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MovieAddict - wrote on 01/15/2012

Kate Winslet is exquisite as the seventeen year old Rose, the upper class young woman betrothed to an obnoxiously rich man (Billy Zane). The story is told from an older Rose's point of view and follows her adventures aboard the "unsinkable ship" as she falls in love with third class passenger Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) who wins tickets for the Titanic at a poker game.

The ending for me was difficult to watch showing the arrogance of the White Star Line people, the desperation of the passengers as the ship is sinking, the fight for their life, the desperate attempt to find other ships to help and I was close to tears. However it is a must watch winning 11 Oscars AND it has a Celine Dion song to boot.

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Daniel Corleone - wrote on 07/30/2011

It’s very ironic how a historical even can lead to a typical Hollywood film about a romantic couple named Jack and Rose. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are talented artists; add Billy Zane and Kathy Bates to make this a respectable ensemble. Leo and Kate have good on-screen chemistry, the supporting cast did well. There were really long scenes that felt like watching a long soap opera waiting to unfold. The heart was there, unfortunately the melancholic event was not suitable for its idea. It would have been better to make a film with one of its survivors. It is one of the breakthroughs in CGI since they were able to replicate a massive sinking ship. Still, the visual effects and talents are not enough to save the drowning picture.

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myfaja - wrote on 08/10/2010

Titanic is the story of Rose and Jack, separated by class, who fall in love on the "Titanic". Unfortunately, the ship hits an ice berg and Rose and Jack become the two unluckiest people in the world. And the rest is history. The beginning half was kind of boring. It was a sappy love story, the scenes dragged out for too long and the acting was borderline over-acting. It was still pretty good though. I would give the beginning half 70% or 80%. But then the second half just blew my mind. It had great suspense, action, special effects. The second half could have been released on it's own, and been filed as a disaster film (HISTORIC disaster film). The second half I give a perfect 100%. Is it the greatest film ever made? No, definitely not. It's too cliched and predictable. But it still is a …