Titanic

Titanic (1997)★ 8.4/10

PG-13 · US · 194 min · November 1, 1997

  • Drama
  • Romance

Directed by: James Cameron

Written by: James Cameron

Rose, trapped in a wealthy engagement, falls for Jack, a poor artist, aboard the Titanic. As the ship sinks, they fight to survive and stay together.

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EEl señor cameronFebruary 11, 2026
Emotiva y es una joya del cine
TTaim AntabiDecember 1, 2025
Contains spoilers
Tk
GGeraldine Raymundo COctober 23, 2025
Esta pelicula me hizo llorar en el final cuando Leonardo Dcaprio se hunde en el mar al soltar la mano de su amada.La banda sonora de la pelicula es una maravilla amo esa cancion y la escena en el barco con las manos abiertas frente al mar es maravillasa una genialidad
UUser-1367264034April 13, 2025
Contains spoilers
Let's not ignore the great scientific debate of our era: there was enough room on the table for both of them. But Rose? She decided selfishness was a virtue while Jack became a floating ice cube.
MMira IshenkoApril 5, 2025
An icon of its time and not only!
Oodón86August 7, 2024
Rose is fortunate because, during this journey, she encounters people who genuinely care for and love her. It’s not just Jack; even Carl expresses his affection and concern in his own way. Rose transforms from a naive girl, unsure of how to accept care and love, into a woman with independent thought and strong convictions. She responds to Carl's concern in her own way, and through her life, she ensures that her memories with Jack would stay in her heart forever.
KK_mateoAugust 6, 2024
Honestly, Jack and Rose's clichéd love story didn't move me. Instead, the minor characters captivated me. The engineer's regret over the Titanic's failure, the captain's anguish for his role in the disaster, and the officer's tragic suicide after shooting the lower class passengers to maintain order all showcase the profound aspects of human nature that I found unforgettable.
MMassevaApril 7, 2024
The charm of "Titanic" lies in its ability to awe, even on repeated viewings. Its re-release in 3D attracted many to relive the beauty and splendor of Rose and Jack's days on the ship.
IInês-1April 7, 2024
"Titanic" is a classic, heart-stirring tale of love and disaster. Apart from the interaction between the leads, moments like the elderly couple embracing peacefully on the bed in the third class cabin before the ship sinks, a mother gently lulling her children to sleep as the water rises, the enduring music, and the dignified acceptance of their imminent deaths by the captain and designer are profoundly moving.
AarthurLiudsfdfdsfdsfdsfdsfdsfdsfSeptember 4, 2023

yes!

yes!
SSuperDCM+February 10, 2023

Titanic

crying
SSmelly CatJanuary 16, 2023

My heart will go on

Contains spoilers
On April 10, 1912, Titanic, a luxury passenger ship known as "a miracle in the history of world industry", began its first voyage from Southampton, England, to New York, USA. A rich girl Rose flies first class with her mother and fiance Carl. On the other side, bohemian teenage painter Jack also wins steerage tickets in a gamble at the pier.
Rose is tired of the hypocritical life of the upper class. She doesn't want to marry Carl and plans to throw herself into the sea. She is rescued by Jack. Soon, the beautiful and lively Rose falls in love with the handsome and cheerful Jack. Jack takes Rose to the steerage dance and paints her portrait. Their feelings gradually warm up.
On Sunday night, April 14, 1912, it was a calm night. Titanic has hit an iceberg, the "unsinkable" Titanic is facing the fate of sinking, and Rose and Jack's budding love will also experience the test of life and death.

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