Titanic

USA 1997, 187 minutes
Dir. James Cameron
Rating: [M]
Genres: Drama / Adventure, Epic

Feat. Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane

Aroview: Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet cross class lines to consummate their passion just before the iceberg severs the stern from the bow in unprecedentedly spectacular fashion.

Billy Zane is the dastardly husband. The biggest movie of all time by a nautical mile, but is it any good? Call us old-fashioned, but the answer is yes...

Oscar - Best Picture Best Picture

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3 stars (Good Enough) Boring and over the top. ~dr.strangelove
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3 stars (Good Enough) Despite all the critics (after the fact), this film raked it in at the box-office proving that a sappy Hollywood love-story mixed with epic historical interest can be a winning combination of Titanic proportions! ~GenXGirl
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3 stars (Good Enough) An epic love story with massive budget, filmed by Cameron, starring some huge stars and a massive Celine Dion hit: how could it not strike a chord with the masses? Poor acting and predictable love plot let it down for the rest. ~Tom H
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4 stars (Very Good) This movie was very dramatic. I dont think it deserved 1 star. I personally enjoyed this film, but i'm not trying to say that other peoples ratings were bad, but it was very heart-warming to other people and also me. ~Clauds
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1 star (Turkey) $ for $ the biggest load of **** a good example of the more you spend the better chance of it being the "best picture". The silly story is an insult to the working class lives that were lost in the tragedy. ~Tubbs