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- 1997
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 3 h 14 m
- 1997
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 3 h 14 m
- 1997
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 3 h 14 m
- 1997
- PG-13
- Paramount Pictures
- 3 h 14 m
Titanic
75
8.4
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 35 Critic Reviews
75
74% Positive
26 Reviews
26 Reviews
17% Mixed
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
9% Negative
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 35 Critic Reviews
75
74% Positive
26 Reviews
26 Reviews
17% Mixed
6 Reviews
6 Reviews
9% Negative
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
Narratively, Titanic is a masterwork of big-canvas storytelling, broad enough to entrance and entertain yet precise and delicate enough to educate and illuminate.
Titanic floods you with elemental passion in a way that invites comparison with the original movie spectacles of D.W. Griffith.
User Score
Universal Acclaim
Based on 1,457 User Ratings
8.4
87% Positive
1268 Ratings
1268 Ratings
6% Mixed
85 Ratings
85 Ratings
7% Negative
104 Ratings
104 Ratings
User Score
Universal Acclaim
Based on 1,457 User Ratings
8.4
87% Positive
1268 Ratings
1268 Ratings
6% Mixed
85 Ratings
85 Ratings
7% Negative
104 Ratings
104 Ratings
The 4K UHD Blu Ray just released and seeing as how it's probably been over 2 decades since I've seen the film I decided to add the new physical release to my collection. All I can say is wow! The 4K transfer with Dolby Vision color grading is absolutely breathtaking. The quality of the image on the new disc really does make you realize how timeless this movie is. Aside from a few moments of dated looking CGI, the film looks as if it could have been shot and released yesterday. From start to finish the cinematography is phenomenal, as is the overall level of detail in the set design and recreation of the Titanic. The overall story and writing holds up incredibly well today. It is of course a disaster movie based on a real historical event with a love story on top to pull the heart strings of the audience, and other than one or two cheesy moments it achieves everything it intended to do with flying colors. Like I said, it's been at least 2 decades since I've seen this film and I remembered bits and pieces here and there but forgot just how intense this movie gets after the iceberg says hello. The scenes of Winslet and DiCaprio trudging through the slowly rising aqua blue water down long, narrow, white hallways as the lights flicker in and out while also periodically shooting out sparks is about as good as cinema can get. This movie deserves all the praise it has ever received and then some. Absolutely a film I will revisit periodically throughout my entire life. It is without a doubt a timeless classic.
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It's a powerfully ersatz experience, but at least it's powerful. There's a lot to like here: At three hours and 14 minutes, the film takes longer to watch than the Titanic took to sink.
It's both the shortest 3 1/2 hours you'll ever spend at the movies and spectacle of such magnitude that it's hard to imagine feeling you didn't get your time and money's worth.
Ultimately, Titanic will sail or sink not on its budget but on its merits as drama and spectacle. The regretful verdict here: Dead in the water.
Cameron manhandles the real story, scavenging it for his own puny narrative purposes. It's a film made with boorish confidence and zero sensitivity, big and dumb and hulking.
Incredibly effective (duh), remarkable emotional and cinematic storytelling.
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It's just an ok movie. I liked this more when I was younger. In my 40's not so much. My daughter likes it so we watch sometimes together.
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does anyone ACTUALLY remember this movie lol, total chick flick... PASS. gave it a three because at least it had a little "something something" for the guys heh
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Production Company
Twentieth Century Fox,
Paramount Pictures,
Lightstorm Entertainment,
Baja Studios
Release Date Dec 19, 1997
Duration 3 h 14 m
Rating PG-13
Tagline Experience It Like Never Before (3D re-release)
Awards
Academy Awards, USA
• 11 Wins & 14 Nominations
Golden Globes, USA
• 4 Wins & 8 Nominations
Online Film & Television Association
• 17 Wins & 25 Nominations