I will definitely be there on April 4th to witness TITANIC again on the big screen where it deservedly requires to be "experienced."
I will man up and admit that I saw TITANIC theatrically in its' original run probably ten times (took my girlfriend at the time at least three times and took my Mom twice). Heck, even MIB and I went to see TITANIC! It was, IMHO, the last great event movie, largely because it didn't start out as an event movie. It started, if memory serves, actually with fairly small BO returns and then, as word of mouth spread, it just sort of became a phenomenon.
I know it gets ridiculed a lot and I know that EVERYONE (including me) is STILL sick to death of hearing Celine Dion sing "My Heart Will Go On", but the movie itself is still, to me, a masterpiece of filmmaking and Cameron really is able to completely immerse you into that world for two plus hours. Did I cry during the movie? Hell yes I did, maybe not so much because of the movie, but because of the unneeded and tragic loss of life that surrounded the event simply due to the societal classifications of the age.
So, anyone else planning on going "back to TITANIC...?"
I will man up and admit that I saw TITANIC theatrically in its' original run probably ten times (took my girlfriend at the time at least three times and took my Mom twice). Heck, even MIB and I went to see TITANIC! It was, IMHO, the last great event movie, largely because it didn't start out as an event movie. It started, if memory serves, actually with fairly small BO returns and then, as word of mouth spread, it just sort of became a phenomenon.
I know it gets ridiculed a lot and I know that EVERYONE (including me) is STILL sick to death of hearing Celine Dion sing "My Heart Will Go On", but the movie itself is still, to me, a masterpiece of filmmaking and Cameron really is able to completely immerse you into that world for two plus hours. Did I cry during the movie? Hell yes I did, maybe not so much because of the movie, but because of the unneeded and tragic loss of life that surrounded the event simply due to the societal classifications of the age.
So, anyone else planning on going "back to TITANIC...?"
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