MOST EMOTIONAL AND HEARTRENDING SCENE IN THE MOVIE:
The most heartrending scene of the movie comes at the end when Jack dies while attempting to save Rose. When rescue boats arrive, Rose is placed in one but Jack and Cal cannot go on it as it is just meant for the women and kids. Cal although tries to guarantees Rose that he has a boat for Jack and they both will soon join her so that she stays there and doesn’t come back to Jack, she after gazing at Jack jumps back onto titanic as she doesn’t want to leave Jack alone and she also does not trust Cal’s words. By that time, Titanic splits in two and people start to fall in the cold water. There aren’t any lifeboats left and Jack and Rose go into the water and find a wooden piece. They …show more content…
Rose is regarded as the protagonist as the whole of movie is a story told by her in flashback. The film opens and ends on Rose herself making her the most prominent and important character in the movie. In the start of the movie, Elderly Rose, 101-years old, starts to tell this tale which relates to her own love story and tragic incident of Titanic sinking. In the flashback, Rose is a 17-year old girl, from Philadelphia, belonging to an elite class. Although, she emerges from a higher social class she isn’t proud or egoistic rather is a really soft-hearted girl who cares for others and talks politely with every individual irrespective of his social class, the reason she falls in love with a third class passenger, Jack Dawson later. In contrast, Rose’s mother Ruth is a total opposite and thinks money is everything. Rose’s father died and left them debt-ridden due to which they were facing many financial issues. Ruth in order to resolve all these problems wants Rose to get married to a 30- year old man, Caledon Nathan, possessing great financial ability. Hence, Rose along with her mother Ruth and her fiancé Cal sails on the Titanic as first class passenger. Rose is being forced into marriage with Cal as her mother thinks he is the solution to all the problems they are facing. Rose being a kind hearted person …show more content…
I have no hesitation in saying that this movie deserved all the nominations and awards it has won and the position it earned at the box office charts for many consecutive years. This movie has been crafted so flawlessly that it is able to sweep us away in the realm of fantasy. According to what I’ve seen or observed, there is not one thing in this movie that can be criticized. The actors chosen are the most appropriates choices for each role, the script is so intense, the cinematography is done intelligently that all effects makes it appear so real, the soundtrack is also very good and relates to the incidents happening in the movie. All these things drive one’s attention towards the movie and not one scene can be neglected. After its release, by the time I haven’t watched it, I heard people saying that it’s so over rated and over blown that first I had no intention to watch it. But after watching this movie, I realized that none of those words were really meaningful. It deserved all the success it had earned. While watching this movie, I got so involved into it that I kept on biting my nails throughout the intense scenes and I even started to cry at the end part. I was not aware of what was happening around me, I thought all this was taking place right in front of my eyes, I needed a strong pinch to make me realize that it’s just a movie not reality. So according to me, Titanic is a magnificent tale that
The most heartrending scene of the movie comes at the end when Jack dies while attempting to save Rose. When rescue boats arrive, Rose is placed in one but Jack and Cal cannot go on it as it is just meant for the women and kids. Cal although tries to guarantees Rose that he has a boat for Jack and they both will soon join her so that she stays there and doesn’t come back to Jack, she after gazing at Jack jumps back onto titanic as she doesn’t want to leave Jack alone and she also does not trust Cal’s words. By that time, Titanic splits in two and people start to fall in the cold water. There aren’t any lifeboats left and Jack and Rose go into the water and find a wooden piece. They …show more content…
Rose is regarded as the protagonist as the whole of movie is a story told by her in flashback. The film opens and ends on Rose herself making her the most prominent and important character in the movie. In the start of the movie, Elderly Rose, 101-years old, starts to tell this tale which relates to her own love story and tragic incident of Titanic sinking. In the flashback, Rose is a 17-year old girl, from Philadelphia, belonging to an elite class. Although, she emerges from a higher social class she isn’t proud or egoistic rather is a really soft-hearted girl who cares for others and talks politely with every individual irrespective of his social class, the reason she falls in love with a third class passenger, Jack Dawson later. In contrast, Rose’s mother Ruth is a total opposite and thinks money is everything. Rose’s father died and left them debt-ridden due to which they were facing many financial issues. Ruth in order to resolve all these problems wants Rose to get married to a 30- year old man, Caledon Nathan, possessing great financial ability. Hence, Rose along with her mother Ruth and her fiancé Cal sails on the Titanic as first class passenger. Rose is being forced into marriage with Cal as her mother thinks he is the solution to all the problems they are facing. Rose being a kind hearted person …show more content…
I have no hesitation in saying that this movie deserved all the nominations and awards it has won and the position it earned at the box office charts for many consecutive years. This movie has been crafted so flawlessly that it is able to sweep us away in the realm of fantasy. According to what I’ve seen or observed, there is not one thing in this movie that can be criticized. The actors chosen are the most appropriates choices for each role, the script is so intense, the cinematography is done intelligently that all effects makes it appear so real, the soundtrack is also very good and relates to the incidents happening in the movie. All these things drive one’s attention towards the movie and not one scene can be neglected. After its release, by the time I haven’t watched it, I heard people saying that it’s so over rated and over blown that first I had no intention to watch it. But after watching this movie, I realized that none of those words were really meaningful. It deserved all the success it had earned. While watching this movie, I got so involved into it that I kept on biting my nails throughout the intense scenes and I even started to cry at the end part. I was not aware of what was happening around me, I thought all this was taking place right in front of my eyes, I needed a strong pinch to make me realize that it’s just a movie not reality. So according to me, Titanic is a magnificent tale that