Titanic - (113) Final Scene 1080p 60fps

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Titanic (1997) - Winner of 11 Academy Awards (including Best Picture), 4 Golden Globe Awards, 5 Grammy Awards. Total of 119 wins and 73 nominations.
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[@MaykolGuillen2Titanic]

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[@xxtheredninjacatxx3147]

Hi uh...so u forgot in the Titanic full movie when Rose finds Jack and the bow starts to sink and the captain sees it and when they make love there is. A scene where the uh...the watchers for icebergs like practice?

[@xxtheredninjacatxx3147]

Be cause then she finds the hammer and beats up the mans nose!

[@xxtheredninjacatxx3147]

BTW I already saw it and I keep watching it over and over and over and over again! I LOVE THE TITANIC!

[@arjunamenon6743]

Thank you.

[@macxfadz]

Thank you very much.

[@thegoldenchild740]

She did everything Jack told her to do!!💞

[@ikarishigoto]

She have a wifi a son?

[@ikarishigoto]

Wife*

[@thegoldenchild740]

ExplosivePVP she’s not gay, she probably had a husband yes, and children

[@smreetisubedi3658]

who did she married??

[@thegoldenchild740]

Smreeti Subedi dosnt say

[@masonf7332]

Best ending of all time, couldn’t have been more perfect, Rose finally died in her sleep, after living a long life that she promised Jack she would, and now they are together forever in the afterlife... Separated on Earth, reunited in Heaven 😢

[@francisca4478]

yes so romantic!

[@masonf7332]

Krow Falun best movie ever, and I don’t even like “romance” movies

[@rafadydkiemmacha7543]

Why do you guys assume she died?

[@jamieoxx4713]

Rafał Dydkiem Machał it’s most likely, just not confirmed.

[@imradiorebel235]

THIS COMMENT MADE ME CRY

[@mjr2426]

The captain is the last one to start clapping as the captain is the last to leave his ship. Cameron is beyond genius. Tears are so hard to stop watching this scene

[@thecowboy9698]

Never noticed that before. And I remember seeing this movie when it first came out 25 years or so ago. Trivia: This is the only film to win either as many or more academy awards than Cecil B DeMill's Ben-Hur, starring the late Charlton Heston, which was made back in 1956, some 40 years before this film was released.

[@Helga7850]

That's what Heaven is. It's not the sky with clouds. Paradise is in our heart.

[@goesto]

@@thecowboy9698 Let's not forget Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, who also got 11 Oscars.

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

Good eye. God bless you.

[@hindrluvr]

Unless I'm wrong, it looks like the lady standing next to him is the mother with her baby who asked him for help but he turned his back to her in silence and walked away.

[@declanmckenna5111]

The saddest part of this scene for me had nothing to do with the love story, but that after all the panic, suffering and grieving. To see all the dead passengers come together, they looked so happy. The little girl waving, Fabrizio's smile. Finally at peace.

[@temaanarchia2085]

Passengers of Titan: Here's the party?

[@lisabrown3715]

Yea I often wonder if Rose was the last Titanic Survivor to pass on over as I am in the She died in her sleep camp. Wonder if they would all then pass to the other side? I was a grown woman watching this and cried for ages.

[@amandabeasley4375]

All of the passengers waiting for her together gives a sense of them being a family, bonded by the experience of losing their life. Rose joining them and you know they're all proud of her and waited for her. And they are all happy to see Jack reunite with his beloved after so long.

[@nickdaugherty6115]

At 1:18 The Titanic is repaired but its still underwater in the background. At the end of the movie that light is Heaven.

[@giuliaaimasso3109]

​@@nickdaugherty6115 yes❤😢❤❤❤

[@quenp3786]

Titanic is the movie that you won’t get tired watching again and again. It is such a masterpiece that should never be forgotten. The ending is the best ending I’ve ever seen.

[@louiseolay869]

i dont think that, i got bored watching it the second time im like that with movies. and series etc.

[@amtiyzchandio5612]

Wish you

[@brianstormthomass]

i agree, i’ve seen this movie like 15 times and i love it still, will never get tired of it! also agree with the ending, it’s awesome

[@MegaAlexis92]

Titanic is my favorite movie of all time. I can watch this movie all day long and not get bored with it. I know this movie word for word. Anytime the ending comes on I still cry at this part of the movie. The ending was done perfectly well.

[@dimitarjackson5562]

I’ve watched it probably over 100 times

[@NightPain]

My mum went to see this in theatre when it came out. Apparently when the movie ended, no one moved for ages and people were crying. Give the producers 1000 awards for this

[@BryanCostner]

It was the Oscars 1998, no movie at that time stood a chance against Titanic to win Best Picture. One of the greatest decisions made from the Academy 🙌🙌

[@donatellavespucci5292]

io spero che mia Madre si sia addormentata cosi'

[@hollaz2]

You mean the entire crew

[@donatellavespucci5292]

@@hollaz2 ?io ho scritto in itaiano lei mi rispinde in italiano Buona serata

[@queenesther09]

I still remember the first time I saw it... it was at a friend's house when I was about fourteen. I was sobbing my heart out by the end. What makes it even more gut-wrenching is knowing it actually did happen. All those people died such terrifying, horrible deaths, and if just one thing that went wrong hadn't... such a sad story.

[@piumirajapaksha7620]

James Horner was a genius. This soundtrack makes me cry so easily. It truly captures the emotion well, of the movie, the characters, and everything that happened.

[@dr.prakashkumar150]

True

[@HenryBloggit]

And the time period. I don’t know what it is, but Horner’s instrumentation and composition just perfectly capture the essence of 1912 somehow.

[@beckylolo1]

You are so right !!! The music make everything !!

[@elennaaguilar07]

Just saw this movie in theaters again for its 25th anniversary. I cried like a baby. Thought I was the only one and when the lights went on about other 10 people were crying as well. This movie truly deserves all the Oscars that got and it is a masterpiece that stills touching people after 25 years.

[@sebastianszalek6345]

I saw it last week and even though it's been 25 years and this movie has been played over and over again in the TV, it was still sold out.

[@jhonzambrano522]

Ami tambien me pasó fui al cine a ver la película cuando ví el final llore cuando se encendieron las luces no había ni una persona llorando creo que fui el único en que lloro

[@valentinabucibattorti9813]

I work in a cinema and I am waiting to be able to watch it and in the meantime I am here, watching clips!!!!!!!!! LOVE TITANIC

[@kristiatopciu5444]

Same with me… i watched since it came out again for its 25th anniversary about 10 times and I’ll never be tired of rewatching it😢

[@rainbowunicorngirl2187]

Same, so so sad. I cried during this movie. Also, my mom got to relive the experience watching this on the big screen… she was 12 when this came out, now she is 37.. god how time flies 😭😭😭😭

[@stella-uq5wx]

She did everything Jack told her to do, every dream she described to him, she did it, everything she planned out with him, she did on her own. Even the small, little things, she; remembered it all. She gave him the 10 cent for his drawing, and went ice fishing. His words, his actions, what he looked like, the same for everything else. The end really got me, she met him at the clock with everyone around, making the time count just like he told her to do at dinner. When she reunited with him in heaven, you see all of the big characters that died like Tommy and Mr. Andrews, but the smaller ones too, like the woman who asked where to go with her child. If you payed extra attention, you see that the clock is stopped at 2:20, the exact time the Titanic fully submerged into the North Atlantic. I think the directors decided to do this to show that Jack was waiting for her. But also to show that as soon as the ship sank; it was time to rebuild and regather everything people/loved ones lost. Jack was waiting for her, and he knew that when she came, they could stay and be happy together. Words cannot explain my love for this movie, definitely my all time favorite!

[@rajkamalgrewal3717]

you said it brother, I love romantic movies but this is the best romantic movie ever, they did not say epic love story for nothing, no other movie can be done as good as this movie, sure she dreamed about him for the past 84 years but this is her in Titanic heaven, ignore all the other opinions, this is her in heaven that is what makes this movie good and why his death was not all that bad, and why his death did not bother me, not gonna lie when I watched it for the first time, I got upset over his death but was overjoyed to see them reuniting in heaven after doing what she promised Jack she would do.

[@midnightdew6536]

you just made me cry again

[@fallinginthed33p]

The attention to detail was amazing. They even made two ship models, one being the original and the other of the wrecked ship, and cut between the two during the long hallway shot. I didn't notice any of this when I watched it in 1997.

[@babsielegrange392]

Excellent comment

[@alexandrabelli4139]

Pero que poeta jajaj

[@azammirza2840]

"Make it count. Meet me at the clock." And she did. Rose lived her life to its best and made it count despite the fact the love of her life died and finally reunited with Jack at the clock on the Grand Staircase. The music in this scene is amazing.

[@Gencturk92]

and the scene when jack asked rose, "do you want to go to a real party" is foreshadowed here because rose is coming to the party with all the third class passengers

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

This is Rose’s dream, when she rides the stairs she sees herself as a young woman again and then her soul looks up to the Dome, which faded to white: that is the moment she dies in her sleep.

[@rstein926]

@@DeepScreenAnalysis It is ambiguous whenever she died or not but I do agree with you

[@Vanessa_ag]

@@Gencturk92 Omg Its True! 🥺❤

[@mjr2426]

The time on the clock was when the Titanic sank, but this time it was not tragic anymore. They're all peaceful, smiling gently and this scene just captures everything. And everyone is altogether regardless of class. This is simply masterpiece above all others

[@HelioBike-br6te]

Verdade Perfeito Nessa hora todos iguais sem distinções de raça ou classe social Perfeito ❤

[@piyalichakrabarti5652]

this is the best scene according to me in the whole fi,m

[@dillon5155]

Holy shit I never noticed that

[@vodca2000]

its been 84 years ... and i still have goosebumbs

[@The_Ostrich]

Since what, since the ship sunk 😂😂?

[@ZenZill]

@@The_Ostrich He's quoting the movie, albeit one not in this clip. This film's 'present time' took place in 1996, which meant for Rose, it was 84 years later (RMS Titanic Sunk in 1912).

[@mr_perfectly_fine13]

@@omi3088 quoting a line in the movie itself, not the age of the movie* :)

[@pristinefoods706]

Its ok some people think the movie actually shot in tinatic.

[@maxwarner6226]

@@pristinefoods706 so it was filmed in Titanic in 1912, there were clear cameras at that time and DiCaprio looks young, although he died strangely, how could he be a vampire? How did he resurrect after the tragedy?

[@summerhardwidge7318]

Titanic: crying Global warming: who hurt you Titanic: points at iceberg Global warming: Give me a few years

[@summerhardwidge7318]

AmirDeGamer8 Ik I reposted it

[@pinklightning6520]

man I wish global warming wasn’t a real thing. every time I get reminded of it it just makes my day not so great. but, this amazing movie wouldn’t have been made if there was no iceberg. ive watched it three times this month already 💙

[@summerhardwidge7318]

porcelain girl when I posted that comment I was actually addicted to the titanic

[@pinklightning6520]

i was confident in finding the movie somewhere but never found it until the middle of this month and now for some reason im addicted

[@summerhardwidge7318]

porcelain girl it was the same with me but iv kinda gone off it now but I’ll love it again In like a month 😂

[@RafaelSupernok]

One of the most beautiful scene transictions ever made. Titanic made history 💕

[@reymundbesame4060]

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[@ripkalico]

literally 🥲

[@pratham3568]

Yes 😭😭🥺🥺😥 Cant stop watching and tears 😭😭

[@shainestarlyngdohs.lyngdoh4951]

Me i saw this movies before i have 9 years old

[@The_Greedy_Orphan]

Yeah... But there's one thing I can't get out of my head, after Jack, she went on to get married, have children, and at the end is surrounded by her family, and grandchildren. Where she then proceeds to regail them with the story of how she fell in love with someone who wasn't their grandfather, and who she wishes to see more than anyone else in the afterlife.

[@Cand581]

The ending is just so emotional, I know it’s up to interpretation but I believe this was Rose ascending to heaven with Jack and the victims of the Titanic. Once she told her story and let the necklace go, her life was complete and she was at peace. And it makes sense that she die right on the ship where the wreckage was so her spirit could join them.

[@bleeuk]

this is not the orginal edit ending for me, me, my friend and family all watched separately and there was never this dream death rose no! that was a shock when i saw this back in like 2006, 1999 saw on tv, it ended where jack was dead in the ocean, rose was rescued lifted on a lifeboat, the bodies was still in view, and the camera went up to the ocean where the disaster was and that it credits rolled (very emotional very still than music was on)

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

@@bleeuk really??

[@bleeuk]

@@TheTonyEntertainment yeah i think it must be a TV network Cut at the time to see a different edit in 1999 as me and my friend did not see this ending at all ,it was so new for me back around 2006.

[@renan3626]

@@bleeuk Mentira

[@bleeuk]

@@renan3626 it not a lie, it happened never seen this ending until 2006, as i seen on tv network in 1999 and they cut this ending off, there was none of the older rose for me.

[@Alex-se3uy]

I can't understate how special this movie was to see as a kid. A large part of my empathy, compassion & love for film scores come from this movie. Cameron's magnum opus.

[@ryans413]

1997 I was 6 years old and now I’m 31 and I’ve probably seen this film over a billion times never gets old and I’m the biggest Titanic nerd I could tell you anything you’d want to know about Titanic and it’s history

[@witchhazelbetrayal]

It’s crazy how it’s an experience almost every kid who saw the movie super young has. I always thought it was just me until I found an entire podcast dedicated to breaking down the film scene by scene and talking about childhood attachments to the movie itself, the actors and the score. The podcast host described what I felt as a child perfectly. She said she watched it for the first time when she was 6 (so did I) and it became her attachment item. Literally like a stuffed animal or a blanket, she took the VHS with her everywhere. I did the same thing anytime I was sleeping anywhere other than home I had to take it with me. When the movie would end sometimes I’d put the first tape back in rewind it and start the entire movie over because I just couldn’t bare the feeling after it ends. Saying a big part of your empathy and compassion and love for film scores comes from this movie is is a great way to put it. I know it might sound silly to some, and people love to trash talk this film but it truly is a huge part of who I am and the things I love.

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

@@witchhazelbetrayal omg!! same!! 2 part VHS

[@Alex-se3uy]

@CH1 I think you’re right 👌

[@lilithhecataniangoddessesm187]

The time I highly felt the movie was when I met my husband who unfortunately came from a non-wealthy family, and I happened to be born with a silver spoon, gratefully we were able to make it, he was able to prove my highly materialistic family wrong, he worked smart and bloody hard and was able to even beat up our status. They weren’t able to do a thing or two anymore where the bell rang. 👰‍♀️ 🤵‍♂️

[@kiranmanhas7220]

Omg, she does all the things she promised Jack😭😔

[@niketchavan9570]

Konsi chije promise ki thi

[@supayanbarua2533]

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[@supayanbarua2533]

@T D wut

[@emilybarber9910]

you can tell this film was made with love. I have so much respect for james cameron and the rest of the cast and crew. The final scene makes me cry every time

[@y..k3365]

hi you are very well the popel.because🙋

[@MegaAlexis92]

I agree the ending makes me cry every time.

[@maucastro9583]

This one of the few movies I ever saw with my mom at the cinema. I remember that day like yesterday. She passed away 6 years ago and I just hope that one day, I can reunite with her and hug her. This scene always give me goosebumps, it’s a masterpiece ❤

[@rainbowunicorngirl2187]

Im so sorry for your loss ❤

[@bazeeyt]

Ez nagyon szomorú

[@comanta]

I really do hope you'll eventually meet her up there and have that hug

[@echodelta7680]

Death is a promise that we'll all rejoin our beloved in the end. :)

[@LarissaFay]

Everytime I see that corridor turn from decayed destruction to glistening brand new... and going around the bend to the doorman opening those glass doors to a full house of the loved ones lost. All humans who suffered an awful tragedy together... welcoming someone who impacted their lives in a postitive way. Them being proud of Rose. I just smile and instantly weep. I can't explain how much this scene ties to my emotions in such a deep theraputic way. It is art, and it affects me to my core.

[@LeonardoWilhelmDiCaprio-zv9sn]

Thanks for supporting my dream and carrier may God bless you. I'm trying to get connected to my true fans and I believe you are.....we could chat pervately if you would not mind......

[@rssingh5723]

I think rose died and she gone in heaven with all passengers it name is Titanic paradise , God bless you all

[@Braaage-]

She died as an old lady... in her warm bed...

[@9Nhayn]

With Jack too

[@elaalvarado810]

She a fictional character jake too

[@214TwoOneFo]

What if it’s hell, and she’s cursed to live the sinking forever

[@masonf7332]

General Qasem Salami I highly doubt that

[@nunuuwu5099]

I just finished it and omg I had a whole ass breakdown

[@emilyharmon2486]

Same omg

[@nunuuwu5099]

Emily Harmon 😂😂

[@daisy-qm2tl]

I made a timelapse of my breakdown 2 hours after watching- it looks like im talking but thats my sobbing 💞💚🧡❤️💛💕💖😭

[@xxtheredninjacatxx3147]

Same lol

[@nunuuwu5099]

daisy masonn loooll

[@RukiRaZz]

i can only imagine how relieved and elated rose must have felt to finally see jack again after 84 long years. all that silent pain and grief she kept hidden in her heart all those years just melting away in a heartbeat as soon as she saw his face. looking exactly as he did decades and decades ago. as if they had never even been apart. oh this is what true love is 💗

[@HtetKyawKhant143]

i don't know why i feel so broken whenever i watch this movie. Best movie of all the time.

[@MarioChristmas]

👽♥️

[@rainierogarcia8564]

After all these years I just noticed at 1:30 Thomas Andrews and Fabrizio having a little convo when Rose enters the room that just put a smile on my face when I noticed it as Andrew's never looked down on 3rd class passengers he saw everyone as equal on his designed ship. 😊

[@fallinginthed33p]

Victor Garber was really good in this movie.

[@andresr4501]

And also helga is holding fabrizios arm

[@amtiyzchandio5612]

Oh.yes

[@cram1816]

True, but where is the captain ?

[@jhasa1447]

@@cram1816on the balcony! 2:03 just next to Rose’s head

[@KoasterKid95]

The most beautiful ending to a film ever and you will not convince me otherwise

[@lightgreen3479]

Revenge of the Sith

[@522abet]

LightgreenLP please...not even close!

[@lightgreen3479]

@@522abet revenge of the sith is not beautiful but so sad

[@522abet]

LightgreenLP I agree and it’s beautiful in its own way but this for some reason is just on a whole other level of beauty and sadness. And I’m not even a fan or love stories. (Except this one)

[@522abet]

LightgreenLP the music has a lot to do with it for me anyways. Hauntingly beautiful

[@graciegodwin]

Crying right now, she had the long life that jack told her she would and they reunited in heaven. Love this movie

[@JohnSmith-mm8yd]

She died at the same location where her beloved Jack and others died. But after 84 years in the warm bed as she promised.

[@graciegodwin]

@@JohnSmith-mm8ydI know it's so sad 😿

[@missjemma9978]

i would really love this to be true but it has not been confirmed and i think james has done this deliberately and ambiguously 🤔

[@jamesbondtraining]

Every time I see this my eyes fill up with tears. It reminds me of the day I lost my 1st wife. I hope on my passing we'll be reunited like Jack and Rose were.

[@isthi000ify]

Sorry to hear bro

[@Herries2010]

So sorry to hear man. I pray you will be reunited just like you hope💙

[@jamesbondtraining]

@@Herries2010 Thank you

[@DKingillustrator]

I have faith that one day you will

[@KourtneeMonroe]

I’m so sorry for your loss. You will see her on the other side ❤

[@daisy-qm2tl]

edit: please stop replying to this with people i missed luv i KNOW The biggest thing that gets me in this scene is seeing everyone alive, the characters we started to love- like mr andrews, trudy, tommy, etc. Even those small, insignificant yet so heart wrenching, like the woman with the baby who you see asking the captain where to go, then frozen in the water, and then on the balcony in this scene 😭💓

[@tonystank4632]

Even the doorman, the masters-at-arms and the man who told Rose and Cal to wear their lifebelts because "its quite cold out tonight" was there. I also never noticed that the man behind Guggenheim and father Byles was the senior wireless operator officer Jack Philipps till now. And yes they all died too. So many sad easter eggs..

[@daisy-qm2tl]

Tony Stank oh my god no wayyy i didnt see him!!! Also I noticed after this throughout the movie in deleted and non deleted scenes you see fabrizio and helga form a relationship ship, then see them here together! Theres a deleted scene where he has to leave her 💞💕

[@tonystank4632]

Truth is everytime you cherry-pick a character in this scene you realize that you saw each of them play a little, insignificant yet memorable roles earlier. Makes you feel sadder everytime.

[@daisy-qm2tl]

Tony Stank yesss everytime you see something new!

[@leaallo4781]

Same for me especially mr andrews and tommy

[@jeonmeri]

Its been 19 years I've watched this again and again, I'm still crying thank you so much for the effort

[@amythomas1124]

Bangtan JeonJK I see in the theater in 1997 when it came out. Longest movie I ever went too. There was even an intermission time between the first part and last part, it was that long.

[@niketchavan9570]

@@amythomas1124 .....then how old are u now??

[@amythomas1124]

Niket Chavan I’m 58 now.

[@niketchavan9570]

@@amythomas1124 .. U r very very lucky.... I'm 28.... But I saw it in 2019..... I didn't know this epic movie before 2019..... Did u cry in theatre when u saw there????? 😢

[@amythomas1124]

Niket Chavan Oh yes, I’m always emotional when I watch these type of movies. My husband was with me too. I’ve always been super fascinated with the real Titanic sinking. I researched a lot about it.

[@joaquincabreraobeso844]

Considerations: 1) When Rose throws away the jewel, she provides two messages: the first, that the jewel returned to where it belonged; the second, that she would be going with them very shortly. 2) It is implied that Rose dies in her bed, just as Jack predicted. 3) In the imaginary Titanic, resembling a "paradise" after the "death" of Rose, all those who died, mixed together, await her, regardless of the class to which they belonged. 4) The builder of the Titanic, whom Rose loved as a father, at the foot of the stairs, just as at weddings the father "delivers" his daughter's hand to her future husband. 5) The clock showing the exact time of the sinking of the Titanic. 6) Jack in his original torn clothing, symbolizing the humility of his spirit. 7) The last to applaud was the Captain, as always, the Leader of a crew always at the end.

[@alexis5110]

However there is one mistake here from Cameron. Only 4 first class women died on the Titanic, and there is too much first class women on this scene.

[@Stardust.Creations]

@@alexis5110 That could be explained by the fact that even though they survived the Titanic, just like Rose they eventually passed of old age. Hence their presence during this scene.

[@alexis5110]

@@Stardust.Creations No, that’s absolutely not possible, because if it was the case a lot of other people friends to her should be here.

[@jordanjoestar-turniptruck]

Third message: fuck you Cal I never had to use your money

[@giga1815]

"Titanic was the Ship of dreams" -Rose This made me cry my eyes out..

[@TheProphegy]

Still to this day one of the best films ever made. One of the best sets ever built. One of the greatest movie soundtracks ever.

[@reynaldcriso8641]

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[@amtiyzchandio5612]

And

[@minilg]

La música 😍🥰😍

[@DCDSG]

Saw it again at the cinema and I’m convinced it’s THE best film ever made. Utter perfection throughout.

[@TheProphegy]

@@DCDSG I wanted to go see it again. Incredible film.

[@mikkhazapata4031]

Titanic never gets old and never out of the style. My heart, my heart is so...😭❤

[@francisca4478]

this movie is legendary

[@mikkhazapata4031]

@@francisca4478 yeah it is, old but gold 👌🏻

[@AArmstrong123]

go on?

[@herrmajor2310]

This really gets you weeping bad. After all that carnage and horror, all those souls have found their peace. There's no class structure anymore, they're all united in death. And their frigid blind gravesite at the bottom of the Atlantic is just bathed in the brightest and warmest light on the other side. Just this scene, it's so beautiful and ingenious. It says it all without a line of dialogue. It was most appropriate.

[@bharatijena9283]

Nobody understood the art of filmmaking better than James Cameron. Depicting a historical event through a fictional love story , Cameron has cemented himself as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time.

[@DCDSG]

Sadly Avatar 2 was absolutely terrible in comparison. I can’t understand how he made this perfect movie and now after 13 years comes up with this copycat script with terrible dialogues and editing and plot holes. Doesn’t make sense to me.

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

@@DCDSG Avatar 2 is awesome!

[@tutortle1820]

@@DCDSG stop comment bs. Avatar 2 is currently at Top 3 highest grossing film of all time, just behind of Avatar and Avengers: Endgame

[@DCDSG]

@@tutortle1820 doesn’t mean it’s good. Everyone who loved Avatar (and there were a LOT of them) went to see it. Even I went to see it twice, thinking that maybe I was overhyped the first time and got annoyed by certain things. But it was as bad on the second viewing. All my friends (who are all in their thirties) said it was crap, despite being die-hard fans of the first one. Let’s see how the 3rd one performs, that will be a good test. Also worth noting that when I saw avatar in 2009, it cost me £7 to buy a ticket in 3D. For avatar 2 in IMAX 3D, it was £27(!!!) so 1x person in 2022 would be the equivalent of 4x people in 2009, for that particular imax format. And we’ve also got massive inflation in the past 3 years.

[@stevem2323]

​@@DCDSGNot masterpiece like this, but far from terrible too.

[@hihixx5635]

Anyone else feeling depressed after watching titanic and only thinking about it for the rest of the week?

[@katriinmeesak6815]

same ,glad to know im not the pne .i feel empty because im single af and need jack in my life omg

[@lopezhanahjhermaineg.2361]

👋😢

[@icanmanifest]

Yes.. and binge watching everything titanic related on KZbin

[@Rizkiya._622]

Yeah it's so sad that they loved each other very truly and unconditionally.before titanic sank They were dreaming about their lives together and they were planned to getting off together when ship docks on ny and planned to marry each other but all of a sudden a fate destroyed their lives and love . Jack died before their love longing for one day .they just realized their love and proposed on evening only but that didn't longed for one day . They seperated by the fate💔

[@randomly_random_0]

Not just a week but a whole month. And its not just me. All of my classmates and other grade school, basically the whole school, were talking about this movie when it was aired in our local tv channel when we were 5th grade because it was the first time our generation watched this movie. We cant get over for a month on this movie. No other movie has that impact on that level on all ages.

[@vikranthrana3019]

This scene still touches my heart

[@beckylolo1]

With the music that sounds like cristal ❤

[@user-hw7zl2ve1o]

it is the best scene ever..i am crying every time....

[@thecowboy9698]

"You're gonna out of here, and you're gonna go on, and you're gonna make lots of babies, and you're gonna watch them grow, you're gonna die an old old lady warm in her bed." - Jack's last words to Rose. That dialog is what convinces me this is her dying in her sleep, and her soul is going to the wreck to be reunited with Jack, and not merely a dream sequence, like others have claimed. This story also illustrates a brilliant point about life, and that is even when you lose something or someone that is truly precious to you, life still goes on, and can still be great, as is evidenced by all the photos on Rose's table of all the things she did after the sinking. That was the whole point of the story: Life is a gift. How it goes is largely up to you and what you choose to do with it, and not solely based on what happens to you. So make each day count.

[@Krisp138]

Yep and that you will see them again on the other side 1 day.

[@4.Star.4]

Make me cry, the truth...

[@mimikyuc2886]

I feel so upset people only pay attention on rose keeping her promise. She had obviously live for everyone who struggled to survive in this incident (those who appeared at the ending clapping hands). It’s like they are showing their gratitude and appreciation to rose for living her life full.

[@horus_simgadgets]

I'm glad that Mr. Andrews was the one whom Rose remembered 2nd most, right behind Jack. He was such a good man

[@CryptoPuppet79]

I had never heard People cry in a Theater till I watch Titanic, especially when this part came on. It was truly an amazing moment, and i cry too🥺😭.

[@auggith]

this is one of the most beautiful and heartbreaking endings to a movie i’ve ever seen. it’s pure magic i can’t describe it any other way

[@GrandlMarshal]

Adding 5 more souls this week. RIP

[@kali8531]

Nobody: KZbin: hEy yA fEeL lIkE cRyInG?

[@cyndismith5739]

Of course! 😥😥

[@em.izfkru]

Duh I cried like seven times today thanks to the titanic (I watched it 4 times today)

[@kali8531]

isabella garcia HAHA MOOOODD

[@kali8531]

Lala Loopsy I-

[@cyndismith5739]

@Lala Loopsy oh I disagree!

[@getupstairstobed]

Now that i see this as an adult all the subtle touches this is an absolute masterpiece of an ending. The realisation that Rose almost certainly dies in her sleep, the Captain was the last to clap and the brilliant white light was heaven, such a beautiful scene, it sets the waterworks off everytime.

[@elleh.c6012]

Every time I watch this scene, I just can’t helping crying cuz it’s so unrealistically beautiful and dreamy😢 perhaps the purest love that ever drawn by a movie in the cinematic history❤❤

[@liviacarstairs989]

Imagine the crew of the submarine waking up and realise they're in the promenade having a peaceful sleep in one of those chairs, confused they start walking around, in one of the doors they go through, they discover the grand staircase with everyone waiting in there welcoming them aboard. And now they join those passengers still waiting to reach new york 😢

[@taylorsmith9629]

And don’t forget Pee Wee Herman

[@yuchi_08]

何回見ても泣く ハッピーエンドが良かった

[@user-kh9iy4qe8k]

ハッピーエンドなんだが、、、 映画のセリフで、ローズは上級階級の為に好きな事を出来なく （馬に乗り砂浜を走ったりするんだ）ジェットコースターにも乗ったり、こんな海で死んだらダメだ。死ぬ時は暖かいベッドで亡くなるんだとか？ 映画の各所のセリフがあります。 ジャックに言われた通りに、 ベッドで亡くなるシーンやら、 写真で、砂浜で馬にまたがってる写真もあるし、大学を卒業してる写真もある。 結婚はしてないみたいだが、、 ジャックとラブラブした時の娘さんが居ましたが、、 ラストの拍手で階段でのキスシーンはローズがベットで亡くなってると思われるので、天国でジャックと結婚してると？ 思われます。 みんなあまり気づかないが？ セリフ無しの拍手のラストシーンのジャックの横の時計が、 タイタニックが沈没した時刻の ２時２０分をさしてます。 長文失礼しました(；・∀・) なかなか監督さんやると？ 思いましたwww

[@queenesther09]

No other ending has such an incredible ability to both warm and break my heart. All those people who died such horrible deaths, but now they're all standing together with no regard for status, and they're all smiling. I only hope the real victims of that terrible night are as at peace as these actors portrayed them.

[@ArjunSingh-tq6ip]

This is where the crew of that wrecked submarine might be! RIP.

[@jasminewilli7685]

Tears kept coming out for days when I heard "He saved me in every way that a person can be saved"... 💔😭

[@TheTonyEntertainment]

Same😭😭

[@inonashii5407]

ラストシーンだけで泣ける映画もなかなかない。

[@bepifyinc817]

他間

[@amtiyzchandio5612]

Hi

[@FireflyDivision]

This makes me miss my girlfriend. I never had a girlfriend.

[@Doctor699]

Truth is stranger than fiction. A few years ago i'd have said the same thing, i have an ex now. Although this intrigues my curiosity of love at first sight. Of something truly true. In my experience it hasn't happened yet. Funny thing about life, the sun rises the next day and you never know what the tide's gonna bring.

[@cymone2864]

why am i laughing

[@Mashruz]

🤣🤣

[@kayla-bw8os]

this. this is a mood

[@Oikley]

No funny

[@darthlucasfuu]

1:16 POV: *You're one of billionaires on the home made submarine, waking up this morning*

[@mohammedyusuf1244]

Mr. Andrews looking at Rose like a proud father is very emotional

[@vaishnaviraghav852]

I regret why I passed so many years without watching this great movie.. It's not just a movie it's the heartbeat of who died on that dark night ..RIP..difficult to control tears

[@pascalokoye2805]

Thank you for making this movie available. Titanic shall never be forgotten so long as human race is concerned. May God bless James Cameron and everyone that participated energetically to put this great movie together. And I heartily give tribute to all that lost their lives in the North Atlantic Ocean on April 14, 1912. May this sort of tragedy not befall human race again until time is no more. My heart weeps on the horrible incidence that took 1500 lives down to the depth of the Ocean. May their souls rest in peace.

[@adexo4944]

wow.. this accident on 1912. even my grandmother not born. until April this year (2020) this accident already 108 years happen! #watch from Malaysia

[@Jake-jm1pp]

@@adexo4944 1912 was a leap year as well.

[@animegirl8033]

In a few decades, Titanic will be atoms. But her soul will live on

[@TrickyPJM752]

It’s always been my dream to see the Titanic wreck, I’ve wanted to see it ever since I was 10 years old. I hope I get to do it while the Titanic is physically still around…

[@luciepeskova7755]

❤❤❤

[@thatflatdude4451]

0:46 POV: You're the passenger on the missing Oceangate's sub

[@NyakuzaKiddo]

0:44 POV: Abres los ojos después que el submarino en el que ibas hiciera implosión

[@aayushisah3080]

I literally have goosebumps everytime I watch the Titanic ending. It's so overwhelming to watch Rose meeting her love after dead. The movie itself is a masterpiece but the ending hits differently.

[@edhaniajoshua2122]

Hey...

[@STiCKGamesOfficial]

It's even sadder when you realise that these are all the people who died, you don't see the people that survived, only the good ones who died, you see them all, happy and smilling...... that's what always gets me....

[@TheNotverysocial]

And yet Rose is the only person to pass away since the disaster to be here. This heavily would suggest she is in fact dreaming this. Her final dream. There is no sign of Ruth, Margaret or Fleet, all of whom passed away since. Why should she be the only one to make it here unless this is her subconscious in her final moments?

[@alessandroscarrone]

POV: You're one of the passengers on board the Titan

[@Rememberthemiracl_e]

진짜 명장면.. 못 잊는다 ㅠㅠㅠ

[@WhatEver-mv6qi]

So she came back 84 years later to die at same spot, after fulfilling the promises and joining the other dead ones....😭😭😭😭

[@mangatoonespanol_3003]

Don't worry, Jack and Rose didn't exist in real life, the other characters did, and the Titanic. So don't worry she didn't exist.

[@mangatoonespanol_3003]

@Lady Seashell Bikini jajajaja 😂 I only said it to inform you about that, it was not for you to misunderstand it, but well yes, the movie is good

[@franklinomarosoriomonegro5743]

Ella no murio quien le dijo eso a usted, es un sueño por favor James Cameron lo dijo Rous vieja no murio por favor.

[@SaoirseK]

0:26 Rose at Los Angeles Santa Monica Pier (where Jack drew portraits for ten cents a piece) on the beach like her and Jack discussed and riding a horse "like a real cowboy". It's these little details that flew over my head when I watched the film growing up. But now, realising the levels of tiny informative detail like this just adds more emotional depth to the story and its characters.

[@icqbalu]

And the roller coaster in the background. "Roller coaster ride until we get sick."

[@matheuspaes604]

people on the sub waking up today

[@realization3728]

I watched TITANIC in theater !!! It's the most beautiful movie I've ever seen. If I can watch again in theater, I must recommend that Japanese my friends watch this ! Sorry for my clumsy English. From JP🇯🇵

[@TameTheReason]

Anyone here after the submarine crashed 😢

[@MasterChiefRUS]

Периодически возвращаюсь к этой сцене и не могу сдерживать эмоций. Слёзы как в первый раз.

[@angelomiguelcuvin7170]

1:27, 1517 plus 5 from the submarine are now together.

[@Bhuvan2403]

Whenever I feel hopeless in life, I come here and idk this scene gives some kind of hope and enlightenment ❤✨

[@4.Star.4]

In addition to my enormous love for this film, I love the actress Kate Winslet, and the character she plays. This scene means a lot to me, I have enormous admiration because it indicates that Rose resisted even Jack's death, fulfilling her promise until the end, her love for him and especially her own willpower to get where she is is admirable, because I tell myself that I will never give up and I will get where I need to be ❤

[@chelsycheeseman7185]

Has anyone realised that she found a new man but when she died she chose jack over him

[@i_only_simp_for_myself800]

That’s the most romantic cuckloadry ever 😢

[@humanbeing5396]

I thought about that when I was watching the movie for the first time. Like, what will he think when he gets to heaven and finds out his wife is with another man?

[@davconelectric]

Hows about her husband to be on the titanic that told her he would give her everything if she would just be with him. She basically spat in his face, stole his diamond and killed Jack.

[@faraway-2009]

They might’ve not loved eachother.

[@davconelectric]

@@faraway-2009 clearly

[@sharktoof1]

A film I’ll never forget. Saw it 3 times in 97, and have seen it plentiful more since then.

[@jackt7331]

Apparently a new 4k remastered version is coming out soon. I'm for sur going to the movie theater to watch it. First saw the movie in 97 as well when I was 10 years old.

[@Jaenalana]

I watched titanic for the first time 3 days ago and then continued to watch it for the next 3 days. I didn’t realize how beautiful of a movie it was until I saw it and omg it really is beautiful. This ending scene is just perfect, she really made her life count and didn’t let go just as she promised jack. And then met him and all the other passengers at the clock. She accomplished everything she wanted to do and then dies in her warm bed as a old lady and reunites with everyone in heaven. It’s just so emotional :,)

[@LeonardoWilhelmDiCaprio-zv9sn]

Thanks for supporting my dream and carrier may God bless you I'm trying to get connected to my true fans and I believe you are......we could chat pervately if you would not mind....

[@yisuscrais8170]

the members of the mini submarine joining the passengers of the titanic

[@gabesmith9020]

Now you wrong for that 😂

[@jgirl982]

😂

[@TyeArtisik]

Nah

[@ivandrago4454]

Não tem graça

[@elizasevillano5133]

Hell nahhhh😂😂😂

[@deb-1558]

God this scene is too perfect for words ♥️

[@martaquin1781]

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[@royhetharia2816]

This Movie is GOAT! 😢

[@iiisunsetglow740]

I loved seeing them in the afterlife like this, happy, Alive and together, Jack was waiting for her all that time and she met him when it eventually came 😥🥴 I cried ☺️😥

[@anderson_abigail3322]

iiiSunsetglow they’re not alive They’re dead But had an alive heart

[@amtiyzchandio5612]

You.bast

[@snehaabraham5813]

I watched this movie with my parents when I was 13. Now they are no more.

[@itsport8829]

The transition at 1:08 is what gets me every time… what was once memories and a in the moment experience is now apart of a shattered history that once was…

[@graysonw1]

I love the ending to this movie so much. Beyond just the general ending from a plot perspective, showing the Titanic as it was before sinking, with all the people on it, calls to the overall journey that the viewer has been on, and makes the viewer reflect on that journey and really the overall experience. It is both effective and emotional and provides the viewer with a real payoff to the 3-hour journey and experience of the film.

[@DCDSG]

Not all the people, only those who died that night, and then Rose.

[@MarioChristmas]

👽

[@fernandom1743]

Uno de los mejores finales que eh visto en una película, la primera vez que la vi, me llegó muchísimo. La obra maestra del director James Cameron!

[@diegopj.881]

✨🔥

[@tranks9472]

Pov: You're a billionaire. 1:23

[@JacF6734]

Morbid I know, but if those people on the Titanic sub are indeed dead, I hope they got to see something like this

[@kaidabrat6568]

Omfg! When I finished I was filling my whole eyes with tears and I had a headache in my head like it was a strom. Great job ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cineminiexpress3136]

Same feel

[@christopherpaz5063]

For cheesele my nisule serio a chale homes bato locos.

[@christopherpaz5063]

Do u feel the cusu. You better fill the cusu leva o.k. bato loco serio bato cho.....

[@finalbattle1053]

I couldn't cry but there was chaos inside my soul

[@harshamandadi7743]

There will be only one Titanic forever. Such a masterpiece.

[@samymornagui4333]

I got to admit that I cried the first time when I watched the final of Ttanic! Real love never ends...

[@bwatts27]

The little girl waving gets me every time.

[@pollorenzo6437]

01:35 Fabrizio and Helga are together ❤

[@chito2701]

OCEANGATE TITAN crew be like waking up after they lost COMMUNICATION.

[@kevink.2403]

I ‘ve just watched in theatre and like this scene most for sound and music

[@robsmoove]

Who’s here because of the missing submarine?

[@mafia_gamer_official30973]

The fact that Rose lived long and did what she promised to Jack : flying with planes, riding horses, going to amusement parks etc. She kept her promise. Fun fact : even though Cal was bad to Rose and Jack, his ghost is also in the ship. You can see him at here on the right side of Jack's head - 2:03

[@user12328g]

なんでこの長さでも泣けてしまうんだろう… ほんと感動する

[@kaycharlie352]

Yesterday I went to the Titanic Museum in Las Vegas And I got to stand on the staircase it was absolutely unbelievably amazing. Greatest day of my life. My husband took me as a surprise..❤ cause he know how much I love Titanic ❤

[@randomtv2007]

Ella cumplio todo lo que le dijo Jack y el al final mirando el reloj como esperando tanto años para encontrarse con su gran amor en la otra vida esa escena no se supera

[@franklinomarosoriomonegro5743]

Pero es durmiendo que esta , James Cameron aclaro eso en una entrevista, ella soñando con Jack juntos

[@juancho2194]

@@franklinomarosoriomonegro5743 si dijo eso, el final se arruinaría. La razón es que se supone que cuando una persona muere, su alma viaja al lugar y el momento en donde fue más feliz en toda su vida, para reencontrarse con los suyos y aquellos que compartieron junto a esa persona y así partir juntos al más allá. Esta escena muestra que Rose muere y va a ese lugar mencionado anteriormente, ya que fue muy feliz en ese barco junto a Jack, encontrándose con todos aquellos que perdieron la vida trágicamente en ese lugar y tbn aquellos que tuvieron lo más feliz de sus vidas en ese barco. Ahora, supuestamente ella era la que faltaba para completar el grupo de almas que debía partir al más allá juntos. Es por eso que todos ellos la reciben con honores y felicidad.

[@juancho2194]

Dato extra. La joya que se busca, tiene una maldición y es que cada portador que ha poseído esa joya y posteriormente la ha perdido o abandonado, ha fallecido. Esa supuesta maldición, data desde la era en que la propietaria era la ultima reina de Francia (Maria Antonieta).

[@ixchelc4814]

​@@franklinomarosoriomonegro5743nunca dijo eso, ¿?

[@bearie3058]

Fun fact: Soon the Titanic will disappear from the Atlantic Ocean, sucked out from bacteria. Just as it’s dead passengers were sucked away from their lives on that ship.

[@lightgreen3479]

"Fun"

[@Doctor699]

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. As is the way of all things.

[@pinklightning6520]

it was an incredible ship.. with everything incredible about it

[@pinklightning6520]

it sucks, but hopefully I will have memory of it, especially because it’s supposed to be gone by 2037

[@Whatcountryisthis260]

Is there any chances that the titanic could lift up down the bottom of atlantic?

[@SuperMrmahendra]

Infinite movies will be made but nothing can take away the emotion which connects with Titanic ❤️

[@bhatttanveer354]

This song full of adventurous feeling and feeling of wonderful spiritism and wonderful animated made