How big is your collection? 0.0
Big enough to have one of these....
and a bunch of these:
How big is your collection? 0.0
Big enough to have one of these....
and a bunch of these:
I have never seen Titanic even though I'm well aware that it's the second highest grossing movie ever. Guess I'll get it on 3D Blu-ray.
Dang Kagari! My dad's also a bit of a Titanic nut, so seeing your pics is like looking at his collection. His office could pass for a museum to the ship, it's crazy.Big enough to have one of these....
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and a bunch of these:
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Kagari, what prompted your sickness? The Cameron film?
The part that always blew my mind was that the exact location of the wreckage wasn't even known until 1985. There's just something very sad in the idea that such a lively ship remained alone in the darkness for so long.
It was a bizarrely ironic moment. A profound display of hubris and naivety. I guess it might generally been seen as a golden era, I think people romanticize a lot of periods, most notably the renaissance I imagine.Was before that... I remember we had entire semester on it in English class in 7th grade... which was 1996 or so.
But I think the history is interesting. There's so much to it that it's almost unbelievable... but it really happened. I think a lot of people like the history because it reminds us of a time when life was more innocent... before the two big world wars, and when society was in a "golden age" of technological advances.
There's a reason people say 'we know more about outerspace than our own oceans.'
There's a reason people say 'we know more about outerspace than our own oceans.'
It was a bizarrely ironic moment. A profound display of hubris and naivety. I guess it might generally been seen as a golden era, I think people romanticize a lot periods, most notably the renaissance I imagine.
It's probably the most 'cinematic' event in recent history, an excellent choice for a drama epic.
...the Titanic must surely be the greatest news story of modern times: the biggest ship in the world, proclaimed unsinkable, hits an iceberg on her maiden voyage and goes down, taking with her many of the best-known celebrities of the day.
Add to that glamor, all the "if onlys" - if only she had paid more attention to the warnings she had received... if only the last warning had reached the bridge... if only the wireless operator hadn't cut off one final attempt to reach her... if only she had sighted the ice a few second sooner, or a few seconds later... if only there had been enough life boats... if only the water tight bulkheads had gone one deck higher... if only that ship on the horizon had come... if only, if only.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1869152/
Ignore the score. Everyone is comparing it to JC's Titanic.
Script is well written and the CGI is very good for a TV drama.
First episode is out on the interenets.
Watch it.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1869152/
Ignore the score. Everyone is comparing it to JC's Titanic.
Script is well written and the CGI is very good for a TV drama.
First episode is out on the interenets.
Watch it.
To quote Walter Lord's The Night Lives On:
That bolded bit has always amazed me. If she'd just hit the iceberg head-on, the compartments would have crumpled according to design and Titanic would have been okay. It's such an irony that attempting to avoid the berg is what sank her....the Titanic must surely be the greatest news story of modern times: the biggest ship in the world, proclaimed unsinkable, hits an iceberg on her maiden voyage and goes down, taking with her many of the best-known celebrities of the day.
Add to that glamor, all the "if onlys" - if only she had paid more attention to the warnings she had received... if only the last warning had reached the bridge... if only the wireless operator hadn't cut off one final attempt to reach her... if only she had sighted the ice a few second sooner, or a few seconds later... if only there had been enough life boats... if only the water tight bulkheads had gone one deck higher... if only that ship on the horizon had come... if only, if only.
The soundtrack is up on Spotify and already sounds better then the CD I have.
Well, dammit. I was listening to the OST on the way to work today (and crying my eyes out in the process, probably not the best idea). If the sound quality really is that much better, I might have to spring. I did just get a raise, after all. Hmm.
I disagree, he looks rather good in the upcoming The Great Gatsby movie.
To clarify, I don't think he is ugly. He's a handsome guy, and one of my favorite actors.
Winslet is just gorgeous, and I think she's improved with age since Titanic.
I think you're insane if you think Kate aged better than Leo. Have you seen The Reader? All my dreams shattered.
The soundtrack is up on Spotify and already sounds better then the CD I have.
I didn't like TinTin either.
Not helping you, heh.
If it helps, I hauled the family and myself there entirely because of you. I was the only one that wanted to go. :lol
The reissue of book is on the way. I've really missed having it, and anticipate I'm somehow find my original once it arrives.
Oh, you saw it in the theatre in 3D? I assumed you rented it on blu. Good effort! Redeemed.
You actually criticized the one shot action take for being too long. I couldn't believe my eyes.
I still can't believe you didn't have fun with it, Ghaleon. It was like the perfect Indy movie. Adventure and laughs and exotic locales as only Spielberg could creatively deliver.
You actually criticized the one shot action take for being too long. I couldn't believe my eyes.
Because he doesn't like to be reminded of his teen hearththrob days and because him and Cameron clashed a bit. Cameron kind of took a few shots at him around Avatar's release too (about how he'd love to work with Winslet again), and I recall Leo not having nice things to say about Avatar.
You won't ever see him in another Cameron movie, that's for sure. Mutual dislike there.
That's too bad. I can understand him not wanting to be reminded of those days, especially given how weak of an actor he was back then (Titanic and Gangs of New York really show this) compared to what he's become . But problems with Cameron is unfortunate, would like to see them collaborate again.
TBF even Kate had issues with Cameron. He really pushes his cast hard and in the case of the filming of Titanic, they would have to go through dangerous situations... namely when the ship was sinking in the corridors... iirc, Kate mentioned she nearly drowned in one of those scenes, and the chance of electrocution was very real.
Yea but look what all that effort did for him. Launched his career!
DiCaprio had a ton of Charisma in Titanic, I don't agree that he was just a pretty face. I'd rate his performance in Titanic as better than several of his post Titanic roles to be honest, not all, but some.That's too bad. I can understand him not wanting to be reminded of those days, especially given how weak of an actor he was back then (Titanic and Gangs of New York really show this) compared to what he's become . But problems with Cameron is unfortunate, would like to see them collaborate again.
Yep. Without Titanic's success I think Leo would be in a very different position today.
Yup, his performance in the film is great. It's tough to play that kind of character well, and he helped ground the entire film.DiCaprio had a ton of Charisma in Titanic, I don't agree that he was just a pretty face. I'd rate his performance in Titanic as better than several of his post Titanic roles to be honest, not all, but some.
Well he and his agent were pretty smart. After Titanic, he didn't do much for the next 5 years. Then he did Catch me if you Can, and Gangs of New York, both showed improvement (though I'd still say he was weaker in Gangs of New York, but it might just because Gangs of New York had him acting against a bunch of top tier actors). Ever since that he's been showing great improvement. Give him credit for sticking with it, and not just disappearing like other young actors do.
I think much of that growth came because he's been constantly taking challenging roles. Sometimes you could see the stretch (though I still need to see Gangs), but it's because of that stretch that he's become as great as he is. (I admired his work since Gilbert Grape.)
Gangs is still good, and like I said, i think his weak performance might have just been because he was against Danial Day Lewis in top form. Just about everyone in the film got upstaged by him, Brendan Gleeson and Liam Neeson are the only other ones I'd say who kept up with him.
Well he and his agent were pretty smart. After Titanic, he didn't do much for the next 5 years. Then he did Catch me if you Can, and Gangs of New York, both showed improvement (though I'd still say he was weaker in Gangs of New York, but it might just because Gangs of New York had him acting against a bunch of top tier actors). Ever since that he's been showing great improvement. Give him credit for sticking with it, and not just disappearing like other young actors do.