Starting at the beginning Jack is a “poor boy” who wins himself a ticket on the maiden voyage of the world’s most famous and soon to be infamous Titanic. I would have liked to have seen more of how Rose handled the loss of her beloved Jack. The way that the film ended may of been a bit predictable but I found to be abrupt and disheartening. The one thing that I came up with was perhaps some may call selfish? I know I am not the first person to bring up this popular debate but Rose nearing the end of the film in the water arguably had enough room for Jack to fit on to. I would really need to be nitpicking to find something that I didn’t enjoy about this film. I found it quite interesting to catch a glimpse of how these massive ships operate, it was quite phenomnal to watch the background of the whole ship and not a typical love story where the storyline just focuses on the two main characters. It is an exquisite representation of the disaster and is much more than the love of Jack and Rose. It is timeless with positive acting and a unique storyline. The ship now faces west on the ocean floor from the disastrous and mournful sinking due to a accidental collision with an iceberg in the early hours of 15 April 1912. Cameron spectacularly uses a lot of great camera work in my opinion and special effects to capture the disaster of the sinking. On the other hand if you’re not a fan of the romance but rather an action packed disaster The Titanic will not disappoint you. The central plot of this film is between Jack and Rose following their love story which in this case does not happen to be to cliche with a case nothing like this. But if you have a soft spot for a hopeless romantic love story and aren’t afraid to shed a tear The Titanic is for you. Classed as romance, disaster, drama, historial and epic The Titanic can take the pick of fitting into any of those five genres.
Many flashbacks are however taken back to April 12 1912. Most of the film takes place on The Titanic although some takes place in present time with Rose at 86 narrating some of her stories from her time spent on the ship. The 193 minute blockbuster epic went on to dominate the 70th Academy Awards, taking out 11 wins. Director James Cameron splurged a whopping $200 million on capturing this heart filling story. The Titanic tells the dramatic, prosperous yet love story of Jack Dawson played by Leonardo Dicaprio and Rose DeWitt Bukater played by Kate Winslet through a journey taken place in 1912 on their voyage from Southampton to New York City.
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