*SADDEST FILM EVER* TITANIC (1997) Movie Reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

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[@SebScreen]

RE-UPLOAD! This was blocked recently so I just uploaded this again. Would appreciate anyone who has seen it to leave it running as it does help :) and to all the people asking for it to be re-uploaded here you go!

[@Eowyn187]

Huh huh I thought I'd finally lost my mind 😄

[@jjjones8609]

Sad only because Rose wouldn't move over to let Jack on the door. Plenty of room (you can google how-it will pop up). Rose killed Jack-that's the real story!

[@DazzleThemForMe]

Leave it running? You mean rewatch it? 😋

[@sparkequinox]

I KNEW IT!! (I yold ya I didn't see it on youtube :) , I watched it on patreon anyway)

[@toppz1008]

I thought I went crazy, I watched this video and I felt like, I saw this before?

[@VespersMusic]

I remember seeing this in the cinema with my parents when I was 13, completely in love with Leo of course. When Rose said: “I don’t even have a picture of him.” I whispered: “I have loads.” And then my dad laughed so hard they almost threw him out.

[@SebScreen]

😂

[@Takecareofyourbusiness]

This is excellent 😂👍

[@SmallGhostFloating]

hahahahahaha this is great xD

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

I love this😂

[@Swissswoosher]

Dad humour. Love it.

[@Nonalhomophobie]

Jack wanted to live, but he died for Rose. Rose wanted to die, but she lived for Jack.

[@dianaoliveira6633]

Oh wow what a beautiful way to describe love

[@lyzziekelly]

I'm 13 and this is deep

[@noemistephanie93]

Aw that's so beautiful! 😩

[@juttapopp1869]

Well, je died BECAUSE of her. She had a place in the boat TWICE. He only died because she insisted on saying with him.

[@nathanisaac8172]

The people screaming in the water isn’t the horrific part. It’s when it’s completely silent that scares me the most.

[@Tom_McMurtry]

And something that happened to. Thinking of pain of death via drowning is no fun. Hypothermia is a fair bit better though and still quite horrible. Especially with all that lead up to it - it wasn't a peaceful embrace of the cold. All those people.

[@halloweenist664]

And the echo of that guy's voice when he asks "Is there anyone alive out there"... To this day, I'm still scared of similar echoes because of that...I just immediately get chills in my heart

[@bookishlycaitz1914]

That's exactly what survivor Eva Hart said too in real life. Must have been awful

[@HazySkies]

@@halloweenist664 That part of the movie still gives me chills. A call out for hope met with still, dead silence.

[@Widdekuu91]

The part where she starts whistling is the part where my nostrils flare and I choke up.

[@williamday4076]

I love the fact that the diamond is called ‘heart of the ocean’ and she chucks the necklace in the sea to be with her heart that is in the ocean.

[@adrianamurrillo7473]

Fuck off I cried at this comment

[@valsyoda]

great, now im fucking crying again

[@jatticusfinch9015]

I’m so glad you said this. So many people criticise her throwing it over, but wow, when you understand why 😭.

[@sentosaco]

I actually just realised that myself watching this reaction. And then she dies on the boat as if it all to become full circle.

[@valkyrieofgloom3324]

Also she didn’t want to rely on money from that bastard Cal. She wanted to be independent

[@xitsCASS]

Fun fact: Jack's "get on the bed- the couch" was actually a genuine flub by Leo. A completely valid response to seeing a naked Kate Winslet

[@specialagentweener1073]

Fun fact #2: Leo and Kate like grew up together and they considered each other siblings. He said when they were that age (while filming) it was the hardest scenes for him to film because he legit felt like he was kissing his sister and seeing her naked and stuff. James Cameron had to coax them through all of their scenes where they would be intimate. And this wasn't the only movie where they were together like that but the first one was the worst.

[@ThatDangerousWolf]

@@specialagentweener1073 No wonder they have such electric chemistry! I’ve heard several actors in interviews say they prefer to do kissing and/or love scenes with actors they know though - guess it’s different for everyone just like anything else

[@spaghetti9845]

@@specialagentweener1073 Cant ignore Camerons foot fetish either...

[@lapiz_]

she wasnt naked, she filmed the scene in a swimsuit, she said so herself.

[@andreadeamon6419]

James Cameron is the one doing the drawing himself. Great job

[@hannah.p.s9677]

Somehow the scene that always gets me is Mr.Andrews setting the clock and saying „I‘m sorry I didn’t build you a stronger ship , young Rose“. He just seemed like such a genuine men compared to most others we were introduced to.

[@Xgendude14]

Funny enough, during the dinner scene, many of the people there actually seemed like decent people who were genuinely interested in Jack and what he had to say. Cal and Ruth, on the other hand

[@RB01.10]

It's even sadder when you know he didn't survive in real life.

[@Juicyxcouture]

Amen to that

[@O_Ciel_Phant0mhive]

yes. I loved him so much. He was an honest man with good intentions.

[@pyrettablaze86]

I know...the poor dear man! 💔

[@msdarby515]

The last living survivor of the Titanic at the time this was made, Millvina Dean, was two months old when it sank. Her mother and siblings survived, but her father did not. They had to return to England as without him they had no income. For the last few years her medical expenses were more than she could afford and a friend set up a fund for her. Kate Winslet, Leonardo DiCaprio, Celine Deon and James Cameron each donated $10,000 to the fund. She refused to see Cameron's version of Titanic. She had seen another film about the voyage when she was younger and had nightmares for months, imaging her father's death. She died in 2009, ninety-seven years after the Titanic sank.

[@UMewMew]

So sad but at least she's with her family now

[@exnihilo5087]

The specific movie she saw that gave her nightmares was "A Night To Remember".

[@evoBOT2006]

This was a very good read ! thank you for sharing this!

[@relent-lass7510]

Sadly,a lot of the men did not survive

[@minnesotajones261]

"But this ship can't sink..." "She's made of iron sir, I assure you, she can." Chills.....

[@pearldragon6508]

"...And she will." Deep chills

[@babyboislimTV]

@@pearldragon6508 it's crazy how this scene alone has a very different feel than the rest of the film. There's no music. It feels like you are right there with them. That's what's so chilling to me. I dont know why but this scene scared me. Like, I felt genuine fear. This is the moment we knew it was only a matter of time before the world's greatest ship was gone, and the deaths of over 1000 people were pending.

[@kalahkirby5422]

@@babyboislimTV Titanics captain said God himself couldn't sink this ship, she sank, so did her smaller sister ship Britanic.

[@babyboislimTV]

@@kalahkirby5422 it wasn't Titanic's captain that said that, it was one of the builders.

[@kalahkirby5422]

Thanks.

[@jv-collects6252]

The band of the Titanic actually played music until the end to calm the panicking passengers. None of them survived.

[@kalahkirby5422]

It makes me sad about how many people died that night, all of the babies and little children that died went to heaven.

[@sassylittleprophet]

As a musician, I could see myself potentially doing this, if I could stay calm. If I knew I was going to die and there was a piano near me, I would play to try to keep people calm. I mean, what else is there to do? I might as well die doing what I love, trying to make people's last moments a little easier.

[@suvijii841]

I believe it was because they couldn't get the 1st class passengers to actually go out to the deck, so they made the band go out and play for amusement. Most of the 1st class still believed that it was a safety drill, and they were quite in the fit of pique to be dragged out there in the cold night.

[@WinterLynne94]

And the family of one of the musicians received a letter from his employer with a bill for the lost uniform.

[@vic6784]

@@WinterLynne94 😮😮😮😮😮

[@doloresvancartier8894]

It was nominated for 14 oscars and won 11 that night! Awesome movie, and it shall always remain in my top five. Fun fact, it cost more to make the movie than it did to actually build the REAL Titanic.

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

After all these years it still feels fresh. Not old. It still holds up. That is why it is timeless classic.

[@vexxen8232]

Let's not forget the atrocity that Leo didn't even get an Oscar from the film which he definately deserved

[@maxonite]

@@vexxen8232 Kate didnt win one either did she

[@WLDB]

​@@maxoniteNot for this movie. She eventually won one for The Reader.

[@maxonite]

@@WLDB And he did for the revenant

[@llorona7847]

Kate Winslet is actually about a year younger than Leo. Quick observation, we are introduced to Rose by the nude drawing. Yet, it’s still somehow shocking when she tells Jack she wants to be drawn like his French girls wearing only the necklace. Kate sells this part.

[@RebeccaODonnell-1941]

I think Cameron did that drawing.

[@Pixelologist]

Kate's an incredibly talented actor. And damn easy on the eyes.

[@joshuawynne4]

That was the first scene that they filmed together, too.

[@llorona7847]

@J N 😂

[@Icyyddoll]

@J N moral of the story: Don't take nudes in any type of medium because they ALWAYS resurface. Literally for this one💀.

[@NocturneSoul]

The song the musicians play when they realize they're not gonna survive is called "Nearer My God To Thee" and it was the actual song they played in real life. That actually happened. The misicians kept playing til the end. Most of the things you see actually happened and most characters are real, except for Rose and Jack. Even the mother with the two little ones really existed.

[@deb5392]

This is why I get watery eyes everytime we sing that song in church. I think about it being the last song all these people heard.

[@connorredshaw7994]

@@SwedishAlicorn the Methodist version is similar to the 1997 titanic version but I agree the version used in titanic on a sea of glass was the version they played.

[@tessekfan]

I'm a Titanic Historian with 41 years of research, this film is perfect to have an idea why the actual sinking affects us even today. Minor mistakes overlooked filmwise of course!

[@tessekfan]

@@SwedishAlicorn quite true there! I'm fortunate and pleased to be friends with many of the people involved in the On A Sea Of Glass video.

[@gslifelix]

Some years ago I was at a conference at the hotel in Liverpool where many passengers on the Titanic stayed prior to departure. And at a reception one night there was a string quartet playing.. and for some reason they played this hymn. Really gave the whole night uncomfortable and sad vibes.

[@joalexander8775]

“Nothing like horror than real life” hit it right on the nose !

[@Sataandagi96]

Many people roll their eyes when thinking of the movie Titanic, because of the romance. But you're right, this is a horror movie. It is so unbelievably scary to be on an iron giant that is bound to sink, mass panic, fear, fight for survival, the dark dephts under you, the freezing cold... It is pretty much my worst nightmare to be stuck in/on a metal box that gets pulled into nothingness. My friends even laugh when that poor fella jumps to his death, hitting the propeller. I just twitch and close my eyes as I imagine him shattering his legs before making his body probably almost burst from the impact of the fall. I feel so incredibly sorry and the older I got the harder it became to watch.

[@teresaa96289]

They had to have a pair to invest our emotions in so we could feel as the survivors did when they lost their spouses, parents, ect.... 😥. The words always haunt me as the survivors in the boats, "wait for an absolution that would never come."

[@elioharrington]

They even toned it down by keeping the lights on, irl the lights went out pretty early on. I can't even imagine.

[@michaelklaus]

I mean disaster movies are usually like that. It's simply that the romantic storylines feel tacked on and often cheesy. For example Dante's Peak has this awful storyline that sees Brosnan's character become the love interest of Hamilton's and the father of her movie children. At the same time it has a gruesome scene when said children (or one of them? IDR) discover a couple who wanted to get dirty in a hot spring.

[@wishy7477]

@@elioharrington most if not all theories have titanic’s lights staying on until right before the split

[@andrewmccormack4295]

You're right,I don't find much in this movie laugh about,as much as I hate to admit it I think after the initial shock of cold water the body would become so cold it would,I believe,be a painless death,(ofcourse I may well be wrong about that).I think it would be better than drowning.Can anyone confirm that for me. ?

[@sophien8804]

Kate Winslet is actually a year younger than Leonardo. She was 22 and he 23 when "Titanic" came out. I think the makeup and costumes made her look older. Love that they ara still great friends

[@sathyanarayanay.h.9630]

@@porflepopnecker4376 dude stop with ur toxic love hate relationships crap

[@tbakhalid4781]

@@porflepopnecker4376 lol the love hate relationships trope would never stop right 😂

[@samanthachurch5988]

Kate was actually 21 and Leo 22

[@baguettegott3409]

And in-movie she's 17, so also presumably not older (let alone much older) than him.

[@natl5692]

They hate each other you know that right ?

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

From my understanding, him flipping the table over yelling at Rose wasn't scripted, so the look of fright on her face is real.

[@sassylittleprophet]

Improv moments are usually the best ones in movies.

[@ppangpudding]

"The bed... the couch" too is not scripted, Leo actually made a real mistake. It was supposed to be "the couch". The director thought it was funny so he kept it 😂😂😂😂😂

[@rHamUK]

@@ppangpudding James is hilarious

[@_jolie_]

I don't think you can improv something as big as that without telling the director and the crew first though

[@initiatinreallife]

She is an actress...?

[@Dragan3rd]

Fact about the elderly couple in the bed towards the end; that small scene portrayed Ida and Isidor Straus (co-owners of Macy's Department Store). Ida refused her seat in a lifeboat, saying to her husband "Where you go, I go". Isidor was then offered a seat so that they could both evacuate, but he refused as well, not wanting to go before the other men. It's unknown what ultimately happened to the couple but it's possible that they spent their last moments together in their stateroom as depicted in the film. If nothing else, they died for each other, and THAT is both a heartwarming and heartbreaking memory of the Titanic disaster.

[@Princess-yj7ko]

I think they found his body or her.. I don’t remember but the other one wasn’t found, only one of them

[@Dragan3rd]

@@Princess-yj7ko Damn... that's actually really sad. I just looked it up, Isidor's body was found by the Mackey Bennett but Ida's body was never recovered. Isidor's body is interred in a mausoleum, for Ida the family picked out an urn and filled it with water from the wreck site, and was interred alongside Isidor's body.

[@lauratroy13]

And that's why real mpv cry during that scene and not when rose whispers yells come back 20x 😁

[@Lilithly]

@@lauratroy13 both is sad.

[@lauratroy13]

@@Lilithly i was more annoyed by her repeating that 20x than being sad

[@Pauly00001]

Rose is supposed to be 17 years old when she was on the Titanic. Jack is 20-22. Cal is 30.

[@juliocesarg.r.1238]

exactly...

[@spaghetti9845]

pretty normal in those days. 50 years earlier 12 year olds were having children.

[@Thepotato-mo1jh]

@@spaghetti9845 😧😧😧😧😧😧

[@hufflepuffxlovex]

Same thing with Madeline (the pregnant "scandal" girl) and John Jacob Astor (richest man on the Titanic. He was almost 30 years older than she was. If I remember correctly she was 19 on Titanic, 18 when married the year before, and they were courting when she was a minor.

[@potter286]

it was actually mentioned at the very start of the movie that Rose was 17. it was said that "Rose Dewitt Bukater died on the titanic when she was 17"

[@laurajohnson4632]

That poor mother trying to comfort her kids in their last minutes by trying to get them to fall asleep gets me every single time and I just CANNOT

[@d.lhudson3875]

Heartbreaking 💔 As a parent, just thinking of the babies waking up in water :(

[@vanessapinto7551]

I have watched Titanic since I was a child and only now as an adult do I understand that the final scene of Rose kissing Jack is her dying and meeting him. It gave a greater meaning to me. I love this film so much

[@RB01.10]

Especially when you notice that the other people perished on the ship as well :(

[@niiquamaxwell9012]

I was today years old when I found this out and I’ve watched this millions of times ..it never clicked ..wow

[@vallennes]

Rose's baby daddy/husband in heaven watching her makeout with jack: 👁👄👁

[@divinelangene6813]

​@@vallennes 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@amberdee1219]

I remember seeing this in the theater with my grandmother. It was THE movie! Believe me, no dry eyes in the theater after this!

[@SebScreen]

Thats so cool Amber

[@lerrorly5627]

@@SebScreen why does that “Amber” feel so passive aggressive

[@jean-mi1825]

@@lerrorly5627 Because you're on #TeamJohnny ! 🤣

[@Undecidedxx]

This might’ve been answered already on your previous upload, but yes it is implied that Rose dies an “old lady , warm in her bed” just as Jack had told her she would. If you look at her photographs it’s her doing all the things she said they were going to do together, and when she finally passes it is implied that her spirit has returned to the happiest moment she was during her lifetime(as some life -after -death theories guess happens when we die) which for her was with Jack on the ship. You can also see in the audience that are clapping that they are all the people who also died on the Titanic. Such a happy/sad moment 🥲 gets me every time.

[@soniamedeiros3166]

I think it was pretty obvious, they gives us hints about it! For example, the dress she is wearing in that scene is called 'Rose's Heaven Dress', and like you said also the pictures. Although I know the ending was left for the imagination of the viewer, I still think there are too many 'clues' that tell you she died, and truly it is a good ending for her.

[@Undecidedxx]

@@soniamedeiros3166 indeed 👍🏻

[@darioabanera6460]

Let's also not forget the message he left her: "Make it count. Meet me at the clock". She made her life count as promised and then met him at the clock at last.

[@_jolie_]

Her dead husband when he realizes she's not joining him in the after-life: Am I a joke to you?

[@AngelDRose]

@@_jolie_ And she had at least one kid to have a grandchild. So just eff my family I’m gonna go spend eternity with someone I knew for 3 days when I was 17 😂

[@eddieanderson9399]

I'm 43. This movie hit theaters in November 1997 and came out to Blockbuster Video on midnight Sept 1, 1998. My birthday. I'll never forget how long the line was to get in the store for a simple VHS copy. It was like an event.

[@SB0780]

Yep, I remember that too - event films like this don't happen anymore, everything is just discarded as quickly as its consumed.

[@ButterCookie1984]

I remember that too!

[@Carolinagirl1028]

Yes it was s huge deal! I went to see it twice in theaters. Had to go super early and stand in line for a few hours each time just to get a ticket. I miss that kind of excitement over movie premieres, we never see that anymore.

[@magi_cait]

That line by J. Bruce Ismay “who is Freud? Is he a passenger?” was an Adlib by the actor 😂 It’s Billy Zane’s fave line in the entire movie

[@adrianamedeiros6350]

Billy Zane's performance was underrated

[@Blaze7500]

*Rose about to toss the Heart of the Ocean" SebScreen: No.. no it's probably worth millions... Rose: ...Ah! SebScreen: 👁____👁

[@SebScreen]

😂

[@tieganmccusker3034]

15:50 the worst part is, there's a theory that if they hadn't tried to turn away from the iceberg, and hit it head-on instead of making it scrape across the side, it might have not sunk. Like one of the guys explains (can't remember his name but the nice guy who designed? The ship) the titanic was designed so that it could still stay afloat even if the first FOUR compartments were flooded, but not the first FIVE. If they hit the iceberg head-on, it would've most definitely crushed the front, and there's a possibility it wouldn't have surpassed the first FOUR. But instead, it scraped across, and went through five, causing it to start sinking and take on too much water to stay afloat. 🤷‍♀️😭

[@ClementinesCoins]

its not theory its fact, maximum only one compartment would of flooded in the ship meaning it would of been perfectly fine with a head on collision.

[@Historymaker-2001]

@@ClementinesCoinsit’s not fact, it’s a theory that most Titanic historians and researchers don’t subscribe to. Firstly, the first four compartments were designed to be a crumple zone, but that assumes that 1) the object you hit is just as malleable as you are, and 2) you are likely going harbour speeds or a little more, not full cruise speed. Thirdly, supporters of the theory usually don’t take into account the fact that the ship is not welded. With riveted hulls, deformation can cause rivets to shear and seams to open far from the damage zone as the structure tries to absorb the stresses of impact and sudden deceleration. Furthermore, hull deformation could prevent the watertight doors from closing as is what happened with one of the Titanic’s sisters five years later. She hit a mine in the area of the forward well deck, and it twisted the hull just enough that the watertight doors couldn’t close, allowing more compartments than the ones that were damaged to flood.

[@ThatBlackPiano]

The best part of watching this is watching Seb basically fall in love w/ Leonardo DiCaprio & giggle like a teen every time Leo does or says something. 🤗🥰😁

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

I have seen everyone fall in love with Leo irrespective of gender 🤣. He is just magical in this movie. Those eyes 😍

[@jameslauder3984]

The scene with the father trying to keep his two daughters calm as they went into the lifeboats without him and lying to them about getting into a boat for the daddies gets me I. The feels every time. The man knew he was doomed but tried to keep it together long enough so that his daughters wouldn’t be more frightened than they already were is what I imagine probably hit parents in the heart as well.

[@toddlerroomreading9556]

It was actually a real story. The man said bye to his family and then panicked. I think realizing that there was no other option. He jumped and got in the lifeboat with his family and survived.

[@chiasanzes9770]

I understood he is ment to be Benjamin Hart and little girl with long hair is Eva Miriam Hart. Benjamin Hart died in Titanic disaster. Those were the words he said for her daughter.

[@callmesamsam]

I absolutely loved how you were panicking throughout half of this reaction. This movie is gold, I don’t care what people say. And the visuals are SO good 24 years later!

[@eyden1562]

Quick note about the drawing surviving in the ocean for so many years, Back in the day, artists like to use leather cases a lot of the time. Back then, the way the leather was made and treated, actually made it partially water repellant. It's actually well documented that lots of things in the ocean that were kept in leather cases, did in fact survive MUCH longer than anything loose. It's surprising really, however it does make that scene of finding the drawing more scientifically accurate. 😊

[@majaaxholt1927]

"They can both get on the door." Well, that is probably the most debated thing in a movie, like ever. It even made it to "Mythbusters".

[@alextan143]

It's not a door

[@areyoudumb4372]

The movie legit showed that they both couldn't get on the wooden board. Jack tried it in the scene and it showed it almost flipping over. The debate is so stupid tbh, the MOVIE answers it

[@Dani..663]

@@areyoudumb4372 exactly i agree.. yes they could both fit on but it was never gonna hold both their weight

[@tattycakes2k2]

@@areyoudumb4372 it didn’t have enough buoyancy to support them both iirc

[@camillarose3521]

@@areyoudumb4372 james cameron himself actually ran numerous tests to quiet the debate,, the answer was technically yes they both could however there were so many variables that when actually going through that in real life they wouldnt have the sense of mind to consider them to make it work

[@pearldragon6508]

"Why can't you just scream?" You were actually right with your observation just before that - she would have had no energy to scream. Not just from her exertions in a physical sense of having floundered in that water, but the ice-air itself and the slow onset of hypothermia. "They'll swamp the boats!" "Oh that's right.." It was actually very very wrong in their assessment. Those people in the water, even after just 3 - 5 minutes, would be hypothermic, and barely have any strength left to even tread water, let alone pull themselves into a boat, *let alone* be able to swamp the lifeboats. It was fear that balked the officers from returning the boats, but dear god such a false, false fear... It's easy to say that in hindsight, when the officers on the spot were dealing with an un-imagined situation and such unmitigated panic, so it's not for us to place blame; it's just so heart-wrenching to know how many more could have been saved if they went back immediately.. :(

[@kalahkirby5422]

She was so cold she couldn't scream, at least she thought about the whistle. I know it sounds mean, but I first hoped the character of the man playing her fiance froze to death.

[@honestival]

@@kalahkirby5422 a lot of people wanted him to die lol

[@TheSofkujepanen]

@@kalahkirby5422 i mean, i think we all wanted that dude to die😂

[@Grace-ez6cm]

Not to mention lifeboats weren’t even closed to being filled to capacity

[@peterlbaldwin511]

You are quite right to mention that a number of the first few lifeboats launched from the stricken liner were nowhere near filled to capacity "Ms. Grace". To begin there was considerable apathy on the part pf passengers offered places in the lifeboats, why should they swap the security and comfort of their supposedly safe luxury liner, for a night in the bitter cold in a small open boat..? Also the senior officer were desperate to try and avoid panic, if the real situation was made public from the start, so it was deemed necessary to minimalize the offer, as just a "precaution".. Another sad irony is that because "Titanic" was designed with a reinforced bow to remain afloat after even a head on collision and would still float even if four of the first six watertight bulkheads were flooded, the watertight bulkheads had originally been designed to be one deck higher, but the Directors of White Star Line, felt that to have them as designed would be too intrusive into the comfort of First Class Passengers, so they were kept low. When first sighted the crew began to try and frantically turn the, at the time giant vessel away to the port(left) side, but the distance was too short and although the bow swung clear, "Titanic" struck the iceberg with a glancing blow which tore the hole in her starboard(right) forward part of the ship. Titanic might have remained afloat if four of her six forward watertight compartments flooded, but tragically the gash in her side also extended some 30 feet into Watertight compartment number 5. She could not survive that...! As the water flooded the first five watertight compartments, it merely rose to the top of the compartments, were the bulkheads had been removed for interfering with the aesthetics of the lavish public spaces and began to spread unimpeded through the stricken liner..

[@obiwankenobi687]

Leo actually says ‘the bed’ instead of the couch by mistake and they just left it in 😂

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

That’s one of my favourite things lol he was so flustered seeing Kate 😂

[@GlennVanPestel]

“Leave it running”? I’m gonna rewatch the entire video and enjoy every minute of it 💙

[@SebScreen]

😂 well glen thats because we are logs

[@GlennVanPestel]

@@SebScreen rip me in two 😩

[@SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

@@GlennVanPestel Wow man that's such a proposition. 😂😂

[@simpligaming3993]

Titantic, the movie that no matter how many times you watch it, it kills your soul a little more each time. Plus, first...what!?!?

[@Jontor11]

Titanic, the movie that no matter how many times you watch it, you wish the ship would sink faster. It's beyond cheesy, not a favourite of mine I'm afraid...

[@kait7404]

@@Jontor11 why would u wish the ship would sink faster

[@Jontor11]

@@kait7404 Because I was done after 10 minutes. They dragged it on foreeeeever.

[@kait7404]

@@Jontor11 bc it’s a real life based movie not some rom com Netflix film they also wanted the time to be the same amount as the ship took to sand 2:44 hours

[@Jontor11]

@@kait7404 Yes, I know. But sometimes reality not work as a movie. That said, the production values of this film is fantastic. But the story besides the fact the ship is sinking, is pure fictional, it is beyond cheesy and I suspect only half of the population love this ;-)

[@guksack]

I remember our family going in to the cinema to watch it. My dad and I taking the piss out of it going in etc, not really wanted to be there. Afterwards we were all stunned and felt like somebody we knew had just died. We couldn't even joke, it was such a weird feeling! It's a great film, I think people forget that now.

[@kait7404]

@J N that it was a great film?

[@Lilithly]

@@kait7404 yeah. A lot of people nowadays make fun of it for being a "cheesy chick-flick".

[@k.britts-lee1778]

So funny because I was exactly me at the age of 15. The only girl that wasn’t in love with Leo and wondered why we were going to see a movie about something we knew what already happened with the boat. Started crying at the first kiss and never stopped, I didn’t know what was happening to me. Left there with the other hundreds of people crying like a baby like we knew someone that had just died. And in love with Leo for the rest of my life after this.

[@jaco3394]

Romance movies aren't really my genre but I go back to Titanic over and over again because it's so fantastic. The fact that it still holds up after 25 years really says it all.

[@pia91]

I love how so many (male) reactioners are catching on to this more and more after this masterpiece has been SLAUGHTERED for years for being a "cheesy chickflick" etc. Yes, there's a romance at the center of it but it's about so much more, so, SO much more! I, personally, liked their relationship because Jack showed Rose an out, or a third way (getting married to a rich arsehole or killing herself) and while it DID obviously take a man to trigger it all, it made her much more empowered in the end The rest though, the effects, the obvious differences in class and the complete disregard of life because of it, the excellent soundtrack, hell the other relationships you see, however briefly (I'll never get over the mum and her kids or the elderly couple)...like you said, the non-stop suspension, panic and anxiousness after "and that was the last time the Titanic would ever see the light of the sun" It's a historical, human tragedy told by means of one couple in particular, but there's a broader lense sweep as well sorrynotsorry for the rant :D I also really love your progression from "haha lol so many funny moments so much laughter" and "oh yeah classic cliché lovestory between rich girl and poor boy" to horror, rage and shock your comments, the scenes you choose, it's not too much talking but also not too much silence - absolute perfection as far as I'm concerned so thanks for another wonderful video! - Rose was supposed to be younger/Jack's age, defo not older (and I believe Leo and Kate are pretty much the same age (+- 2 or so years) but Leo was a heccin' babyface so there you go - The Titanic orchestra playing music until the very end, literally, is a historical fact - oh yeah the neverending meme of "there was room for two" yeah but it wouldn't have carried their weight. simple and sad as that - in case you're both interested and making more than enough with these videos nowadays (which I'm really hoping for you!) you can now be part of scientific dives down to the wreck of the titanic, just thought I'd mention that :D aaaaaaaaaaand now I'm gonna stop my rambling :)

[@CarolinesEdits]

Love this!!

[@eryvne]

yeah about those scientific dives... 💀

[@pia91]

@eryvne aged like milk didn't it?!😂

[@eryvne]

@@pia91 very much so 😭

[@bloodiebunniez]

honestly it being a romance is also fitting because so many women got into boats and never saw their husbands again

[@PedroCastillo_1980]

One of the greatest films ever made a true masterpiece Titanic written, produced and directed by James Cameron starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Bill Paxton and music score by James Horner. This film was nominated for 14 Oscars and won 11 including best picture, best director for James Cameron, best original music score for James Horner and best original song for My Heart Will Go On by Celine Dion. The famous line in this film is "I'm the king of the world!". Thank you so much SebScreen great reaction very nice excellent👍👍👍👍

[@SebScreen]

So true

[@insolencestar]

at the end when you see her pictures riding horses, and think about all the things she did in jacks honor - the things that having never met him she'd never have dreamed of doing.. i sob. for like hours.

[@SJ-gy2rf]

when you said “no time for smiling or talking” i died lmaooo

[@deannacrownover3]

Lol, you had the same reaction as Bill Burr! "Titanic is a horror film"

[@darksole5593]

The calm tinkling melody and Rose staring at the stars while hoarsely singing “up she goes”. Then the first time you hear absolute silence since the ship went down and the warped calls of the seaman. It gives me chills. The contrast from horrible chaos to a somehow even more horrific silence and stillness is soul crushing. All made worse by Rose’s bone chilling line when she whispered, “It’s getting quiet.” It’s haunting.

[@oni6903]

They’re playing music to keep people as calm as they can. It’s actually commendable of them considering they knew they were going to die.

[@paulieluppino1856]

Curious fact: During the pre-production of this movie, Cameron insisted about going undewater to see the Titanic (With those micro-submarines). While they were preparing the expedition, they found out that they could add cameras resisant to the pressure of the ocean,to those red robots (originaly they were ment to be around and nothing else). The first images of the inside of the Titanic since it sinked in 1912 where shown in this movie, in the monitors on the back when old Rose started to tell her story....

[@aloneandannoyed]

one of my classmates in elementary school almost didn't exist, her (great?)great-grandfather had a ticket - but was late and missed the boat - I thought this was worth sharing. I always found it interesting.

[@envinyatar5712]

Was she Turkish, by any chance? A famous Turkish surgeon named Prof. Cemil Topuzlu had the same story. He had a ticket for Titanic, but train to Paris had a minor delay, and so he couldn't make it to Cherbourg in time.

[@aloneandannoyed]

@@envinyatar5712 I'm not sure, its not the same family name - but marriage changes last names sometimes. I don't know... it'd be neat though.

[@ToySoldierBR]

I cry everytime I watch this film... the greatest of all time.

[@jamesharper3933]

Absolutely one of the best movies of the modern era. The tension keeps building and doesn't let up. Her fiance is a scumbag. We can't begin to know what the people who survived this horrific event were feeling in real time.

[@realSimoneCherie]

“I saw the iceberg…and I see it in your eyes.” That part gives me the biggest chills. That and Rose swimming like such a fucking fighter to get to that whistle.

[@missgigglebox748]

Great movie choice. This movie was well researched by James Cameron before making it. He even went down to see the Titanic in person. If you ever get a chance to go to a Titanic Museum, I highly recommend it. Such a heartbreaking story.

[@diamoond11]

I always lose it at the part with the mom reading a tale to her children... Makes me cry everytime. My mom loves this movie and watches it very often, I have to leave whenever I know this scene is coming because I cry everytime. Also love the subtle critique to the rich and classism. Molly was a real person who survived the Titanic and she was an amazing person and activist. Loved her in the movie and loved learning about her irl story, made me appreciate her character so much more.

[@WelshAmethystGirl087]

I loved your reaction to this, its genuine and you watched it with an open heart. Most guys think us women are sad for crying at this film or at least where I live they do. I appreciate you doing a serious reaction and loving it. It really is a classic film, I cried for 3 days when I first watched it at around the age of 14

[@TommyParker]

I was 13 when I saw this in the cinema and remember when Leo's eyes came on the screen the whole crowd yelt whooooo. What a time. Miss those days.

[@zedwpd]

Seb: That's a lot of sweat. Me: Maybe you're not doing it right.

[@shawnypatt]

fav movie ever & fav reactor - I literally listen to this all the time lmao so comforting

[@SebScreen]

😊

[@lacondrathompson1747]

@@SebScreen I love you 😘💕❤️

[@sujugothkitten]

Its funny people come for the the love story in the film but dont look back in history on the real maiden voyage of titanic and see how many newly weds were on the ship having their Honeymoon. While Rose and Jack werent real or their love story there was probably many untold love stories on the actual ship.

[@filmfan3697]

My fav movie and fav reactor too!

[@sparkequinox]

Seb "There's an hour 45 left!" Also Seb "Wait, the iceburg, already!? o_0". When you know a film has drawn you in and you don't want it to end.

[@SebScreen]

Literally

[@sparkequinox]

@@SebScreen it's so good though. If you haven't, definitely watch KZbin videos of the making of the film. It looks so good because they literally made half the ship (the side view) and the back section. It was able to be lowered and raised in a dock for the sinking effects. 90s movie effects are just next level.

[@augustine4305]

When i read your comment i was also at that part too lmao

[@blameitondanny]

The end scene gets me every time. Not because of the sappy romance but the insinuation of Rose died and reunited with the passenger on the never ending voyage. The thing that broke me is seeing the violin man (I forgot his name) and Mr. Andrews again 😭

[@slgmomma]

I watched this when it came out when I was 17. I was really into Titanic tragedy since I was a little kid so this movie was really something I wanted to see. The people around the love story is stuff that did happen. Guy drinking on the back of boat as they "rode" the Titanic down was a real survivor....the band playing. This was pretty accurate in all the survivor stories and shows the horror those people went through. Sad movie made me cry my eyes out at 17.

[@glennwelsh9784]

I've got my problems with the movie - particularly the fictional love story - but it can't be denied that the production is a technical achievement, and the movie truly puts you in this harrowing ordeal and makes you wonder what it would really be like to be in such mortal peril. In many ways, if you weren't able to get on one of those lifeboats, you must've felt that hopeless sense of doom slowly creeping up on you as the ship slowly sank. One of my favorite moments in the film is when they start shooting emergency flares into the sky. The camera cuts to this super-wide shot of the ship, completely surrounded by the dark night sky and the even darker ocean water. The ship is merely a blip in such vast emptiness. The sheer isolation and desolation makes your stomach drop because you know that help is nowhere in sight (even though that is historically inaccurate, as there were a few boats nearby). Funny story - the chef hanging onto the boat next to Jack and Rose was a real guy and survived. He was quite literally the last person on the Titanic when it sank. After riding the sinking boat into the water (accounts say there was no final rush of suction as depicted in the film, and the tip of the ship had calmly dipped into the water), he let go of the ship and floated in the frigid water for several hours until being rescued, suffering from only a little frostbite despite how long he had been in the water. It's assumed that he survived because he had been drinking most of the night and was so drunk that he felt very little effect from the freezing water.

[@ZOSO900]

I think the zoom out is supposed to be how the Californian was seeing it.

[@RB01.10]

While the angle of the sinking is now believed to have broken at a shallower angle (believed to be around 20-30 degrees), and the split now known to have taken place between funnel 2 and 3 instead, it's still a well done, yet horrifying moment. And I always thought that sudden rush at 30:08 was the stern imploding.

[@amymoquin8636]

Yup. Jack was right. She was an old lady who died warm in her bed😥 The part that gets me is When the camera pans across the pictures of her happy, adventurous life.

[@liamkc1998]

I saw this when you posted it originally but your reaction is so raw and honest. This movie is a masterpiece 😭 I remember years back I visited the Merseyside Maritime Museum in Liverpool and they have a Titanic exhibition with real artefacts from the ship but also a special display of props from the movie, such a great museum to visit and free to enter!

[@TheRobiLive]

36:34 finally someone else agreeing with that! This scene breaks me every time 😢

[@tariennewilliams-rosa542]

Haha it was the “I can’t wait to see Cale Drown” and me being so sad that doesn’t happen 😂

[@elyseblanco8449]

I saw this in theater when I was 8/9 with my dad and siblings and I was trying not to cry, so my siblings wouldn't make fun of me. Later that night after bedtime, I woke up crying. Still love this movie though!

[@hasicazulatv2078]

29:21 "this is a horror film" just imagine going through it in person. 🥺 the absolute fear of all the screams. One survivor said when the town he lived in built a stadium all the fans cheering caused him to move because they resembled the screams of the people still in the titanic and he was reliving it again. Just from hearing cheers 😢 i couldnt imagine a trauma so bad

[@Notsosweetstevia]

You were right about Leo on two points: He has broken so many hearts. He ruined all men for women. I think the hearts broken were men’s because they couldn’t live up to the legend that is Leo.

[@chaimalekkam4233]

True that 😌

[@ophiluna]

@Your unfriendly Neighborhood Demon no. it's all true.

[@Me-wk3ix]

Meh. He was and is a very attractive man. But not the kind of attractive where no other guy can compare or something.

[@ophiluna]

@@Me-wk3ix u must be ill. get well soon.

[@jillfromatlanta427]

Sorry but 'Leo' does absolutely nothing for me...and never has. The one thing about this film that I just don't get is a romance between what looks like a 12 or 13 yr old boy and what looks like a 21 or 22 yr old woman....nope. Otherwise a great film achievement by Cameron.

[@beasty4282]

I feel you, bro, everytime I'm even thinking about this movie. Your reactions are just what I feel watching it and your emotions are so awesome!

[@Swissswoosher]

The old couple were Isidor and Ida Strauss, Isidor was the co-founder of Macy’s. He and his wife were actually last seen on Deck, Isidor trying to convince Ida to get on a boat, because of his age even he was offered a seat but refused. In the end Ida stayed with her husband. Some passenger accounts say they stood by some deck chairs until being swept overboard. Isidor’s body was recovered, Ida’s was never found.

[@Moniicaalol]

“There’s nothing horror like real life” This!! The worlds a scary place

[@alexdaniel4340]

The power of this movie is everytime I watch it I hope they will past the iceberg and live a life together... Everytime its hope that history will rewrite itself

[@InkHeart17]

Let's admire Rose's shoes on the night of the sinking. They don't have straps but they survive multiple incidents of her running through flooded rooms and being swept away down flooding corridors, and further stay on her feet when the ship's stern sucks her underwater and then her swimming in the open ocean and pulling herself up onto the floating debris. Girl still has both her shoes through ALL of that!

[@namhan1088]

I was 10 at the 1st time I watched this film and I cried as if I had never been crying before. And then when I was 12, 15 and 20, I watched it for 3 more times and it still hurt me exactly the same... What a masterpiece, sad yet beautiful and glorious!

[@filmfan3697]

Wonderful reaction to my favourite film. I haven't seen it for a while and I had forgotten how tense and horrifying it was. When I first saw it at the cinema I couldn't speak for ages. All three of us who went were silent. Thank you for this. Best reaction I've ever seen.

[@mpovari]

The point of her dropping the jewel was letting go of her past knowing that others knew about it. That's my interpretation.

[@wrybreadspread]

34:54 In a deleted scene from the extended version, the crew of the salvage vessel caught Rose as she was about to dump the jewel. They tried to head her off, but she went ahead and gave it a toss. Then the crew sort of laughed it off with resignation, like "oh well, win a few, lose a few." I found this unsatisfactory. I guess I am, at heart, a preservationist of antiquities. In a few decades, am told, the Titanic will be corroded to nothing. The human remains are long gone, and retrieving the artifacts are akin to doing archeological digs. Our knowledge and appreciation of the past are enhanced by recovering the items used in the past. No one ever says, "lets leave that Bronze Age structure buried, or that Bronze Age shipwreck at the bottom of the Mediterranean undisturbed."

[@sister1976]

I'm quite sure the underwater footage in the beginning is footage of the actual Titanic. Which is pretty amazing imo.

[@tfpp1]

Sometimes I get cynical and think this movie is too sentimental. But then I remember that this was a giant historical tragedy that actually occurred. The montage as the ship sinks (the one with the old couple in bed, and the kids being "read to sleep" by their mum), always gets me. ='(

[@dev3935]

his expressions and reactions makes the film more enjoyable. will be watching this again at 3 am. so true bestie.

[@holi117]

I love how in the end, she returns to where titanic sank and threw the ‘heart of the ocean’ there, where her own heart has been for so many years… and there, over the wreck, she dies an old lady warm in her bed (just like jack made her promise); surrounded by photos of all the things she did and adventures she had. All the pictures were things she and jack had planned to do together (ride rollercoasters, horse ride ‘like a man’, the aeroplane… etc.) so sad. I cant cope with the mother trying to put her children to bed, knowing they will all drown😢 or the mother and baby in the water… ergh, it hurts my heart so much!

[@minicookies190]

just watch it an hour ago and im still sobbing. this movie is a good cry whenever you need to feel like crying

[@amymoquin8636]

Jack not being able to fit on top of the door has been a bone of contention since the movie was first released. The way it pissed people off was so funny. Poor Kate Winslet was actually fat shamed. Just because she wasn't a size 0.

[@michaeltaylor8777]

Love, love love this reaction! Titanic is such an epic tragic story. Your reaction does it justice.

[@dollyemilyxxx]

These movie reactions I watch at night always makes me want go to hug my toddler, especially after the mother and children scene. I sob every time. 😭

[@katarinanovakovic3938]

I love Titanic, cried so much everytime I watched and you're so beautiful. ❤️😍

[@briansharvill1794]

Absolutely brilliant reaction. so glad you reuploaded this. I never got to see the reacition the other time before it got taken down.

[@arturvinicius2407]

thanks for reposting this video. I was looking for this video and I couldn't find it anywhere.

[@the_nikster1]

watching and commenting again for the algorithm and because I loved your reaction the first time! 😃 just an fyi about the floating door: mythbusters did an episode on it and even though Jack could have fit on the door, their combined weight would have made the door unable to float rendering it useless as a raft. and don't worry Seb, I've seen this movie so many times and even through reactions it makes me tear up.

[@jcarr2000anz]

My third time watching your reaction. Such a great movie by such a great reviewer!

[@SebScreen]

Too Kind jason

[@natejenkins8645]

Great reaction my friend! This is one of my favorite movies of all time, because of this film I became fascinated by the real life Titanic story like where the ship was built, how big it was, it’s sister ships Olympic and Britannic, and of course the aftermath of its sinking. The sinking of Titanic resulted in the lost of at least 1500 people and is the worst maritime disaster to ever happen during peacetime. It took 73 years for the Titanic to be discovered after it sunk and up until a few years ago, mysteries about how exactly the ship sank were still being solve.

[@louiloutheone]

Omgg this guy's smile is so 😍 I love your reactions.

[@mickyboy20]

I was wondering where this had went to! Glad it’s back up 😁😁

[@Sunshine-ox3hc]

"I just want to die right now." That's how I felt, too when I saw it in the movie theatre as a teen. Except I DID cry. Probably a lot more than I could help in public haha.

[@Titan-speakerman153]

The part where the boat goes looking for survivors and find dead people scared me especially when the dead people have their eyes OPEN!

[@angelicdemon334]

This is my favorite movie. I cry at the ending every time XD Ty for reuploading it!

[@mtrudo]

It's interesting how much the real Molly brown and Kathy Bates who plays her in the movie look alike. The table throwing scene wasn't in the script Billy who plays Cale thought of it as they were filming so kate was really startled. They loved the scene.

[@carmenespinoza9743]

I left it running bc I've already watched it! always supporting you in any way I can :)

[@adrianamedeiros6350]

Billy Zane's performance was underrated.

[@Cowgirlkatelynn]

"I just wanna die right now" me literally everytime I watch this movie