TITANIC (1997) | Behind the Scenes of Leonardo DiCaprio Cult Movie

[@qhuizatlantis8484]

All the hardwork, production, effort and budget put into this film is worth every box office and awards they deserve it.

[@luciusquinctiuscincinnatus2058]

That's true for any good movie. Just that some involve physical properties and the others more mental.

[@gelo9513]

Titanic is the highest grossing movie in the world until avatar came, two of the James Cameron movie.

[@ranotvph8180]

Hlo my lady 😘

[@tikt99]

They should engage an adult to play Jack..thats the only mistake in this movie

[@shah887]

@@gelo9513 the only 90's movie that still no 3 top grossing..

[@lucagattamelata8093]

It's weird seeing how they made this movie. Every time I see it, it feels so real! Really one of the best masterpieces ever made

[@victorsamsung2921]

Yup. Including the amazing soundtrack by James Horner. You can feel the importance of it when watching these behind-the-scenes moments and the absence of his score. Noticing the huge influence it has in telling the story of the real-life ship. Bringing both forward the tragedy and hope of a new beginning.

[@lucagattamelata8093]

@@victorsamsung2921 yeah for sure the music plays a huge part on the final product. There is no extraordinary movie without an extraordinary music behind!

[@patrickball2493]

Everything looked realistic except for the ocean. It was too still , too flat and no natural motion that you would see occurring on the real ocean . But then again the filming of the ship wasn't in an ocean but a big swimming pool .

[@Rimab23]

@@patrickball2493 the actual ocean was very still that night in real life, it’s actually why the iceberg was so hard to see in the first place

[@vvnlyy]

@@Rimab23 there was also no moonlight in this night which made it harder to see obstacles like an iceberg.

[@wbenken7655]

J. Cameron is a man of his time. So invested in the history, the science and the entertainment. A true lifetime achievement.

[@victorsamsung2921]

The DaVinci or Michaelangelo of our time.

[@bhasmangishankarrao5506]

James Cameron wold famous cine director.Named by Titanic great great great.........

[@davtri4880]

Yes

[@silkpinch81]

well said brother

[@benadams1661]

@@victorsamsung2921 😆😆😆😆

[@NotLikeUs17]

James in neck deep water directing and instructing is both comical and awe-inspiring. It shows his dedication, and why he is literally one of the best movie directors hands down of our time.

[@naysayer1238]

Yep, maybe even a greater second unit director than Spielberg.

[@wolfgang017]

Clint Eastwood in the conversation too

[@pixelmentia]

The should absolutely watch The Abyss, and the making of that film, if you haven't.

[@-_leslielopez_-1619]

@@pixelmentia the fact that he literally dove down with the actors 💀

[@StephenCarrIsBald]

Neck deep in woman’s clunge too

[@klaudiaheyy]

This movie is from 1997 and it has some of the best visuals, till this very day. Outstanding composition, it is art in its purest form

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

Totally agree. I kept getting drawn back to this film, time and time again.

[@klaudiaheyy]

@@Musicienne-DAB1995 Yes, totally! I can’t even remember how many times I’ve watched it. It’s a masterpiece! It also makes foolishly fall in love

[@yunghurricane35]

U gotta remember that happened in 1912 and movie was filmed in 1997 crazy

[@commanderkeen3787]

Not to mention that it was shot on genuine film stock and the scenes were all lit old school, not digitally. Nowadays a film of this scale would be shot on digital and digitally lit

[@antoniodada6009]

@@commanderkeen3787 not to mention to do it you need a lot of money and Cameron just got it.

[@jer090jr]

It's fascinating to think that Leo and Kate were only in their early twenties during filming. The way their careers took off is amazing!

[@aliciagabriel2724]

21 and 22

[@deborahrowland4264]

@@aliciagabriel2724 Leo was hot. at that age ❤️

[@victorsamsung2921]

@@aliciagabriel2724 Kate Winslet turned 21 or 22 on set.

[@bneale]

She looked way older than 22. DiCaprio looked way younger than 21. To me, it was an odd pairing for a love story.

[@ungeblomst]

@@bneale but I enjoy their chemistry, they look compatible 😌

[@sandycheeks5061]

The 90s was an amazing decade for movie making. It’s crazy to think how technology today for movie making has evolved but quality has declined

[@sabrinaclarus6290]

Yes, how is that even possible?!

[@Fishplants]

@@sabrinaclarus6290 because computer made things never looks real

[@MarkMcDaniel]

Because, companies are too lazy to do good scriptwriting when most people are entertained by graphics.

[@kevintoala1536]

@@MarkMcDaniel yeah!! Is real!!!!

[@noki448]

You have far better movies now!!!... This movie is Average today!!!,... also AVATAR!!!...

[@aeshaalberts7560]

He was PASSIONATE about this and that is why the film still holds up. Great directing, great actors, everything was a labor of love and hard work.

[@JustBeingAwesome]

the sets!

[@monicasmm]

And he still is very passionate about the Titanic!

[@ShanAli-ml5ne]

@@JustBeingAwesome hello

[@Raydog07]

Agreed!!!

[@neondemon5137]

I guess you could say it still holds water. Both the ship and the movie. Ok, I'll see myself out.

[@SKB2643]

This movie was just perfect. Even down to the extras. Their acting and efforts were just phenomenal during the sinking. Everyone was a "lead" in this movie.

[@robovac3557]

You're delusional

[@JimmyKlef]

I was just thinking this. I’ve been background and bit parts and noticed immediately these extras were extra. Honestly they shouldn’t be. On a set everyone should be trying very hard but it just isn’t always the case. These background actors seemed invested along with everyone else. It often has to do with the vibe cultivated on set. Actually talking with the director and getting to act alongside main talent and surely meet them etc. plus, in a movie like this these actors have to be involved a pretty long time at a shot. They are probably well taken care of and were able to look at it as a dream job while working. Not to mention it was clearly a masterpiece in the making. Everything came together so magically perfect on this. Directors get a lot of credit but my time on sets have shown me just how incessantly directors have to pull off miracles. It’s about one every four seconds.

[@carlosruanovamacfarland6700]

@@SKB2643 i was James cameron personal translator, the day of filming when the boat leaves, I helped her about 100 extras, friends and family of mine, I’m from Tijuana, so there were 1,000 extras 1st class near the cars then 2nd class in the middle and 3rd class at the end…it was three day of filming when it supposed to be 2 days…one more day because of the fog…one of those days the extras food was rotten, so Sebastian one of the Mexican assistants of Cameron in a microphone 🎤 said to every body 1,000 extras, that at the end of the day everyone would relieve 10 dlls more because of the food and everyone could eat at any catering stand ( about 10 catering stands ) and I remember that an extra behind me said, 10 dlls? This are cheap mother efers 😂😂😂. So I turned a round and golds him, you realize that they just gave away 10,000 dlls, plus the rotten food? It’s a 20,000 loss…it’s was a great experience, got to meet Schwarzenegger ( witnessed a fight between Schwarzenegger and Cameron, verbal ) Linda Hamilton and all the cast…Billy Zane and Kathy bates were great persons, DiCaprio and winslet and Francis didn’t like to talk to any body…I loved their for 7 months and I could make a book of everything I saw 😂😂😂…easily 17 hours of filming daily…and the food was súpero great. Lobsters, steaks, salmons…nothing cheap…great experience…at the end of this video a lady says that Cameron made the topples drawing of Kate winslet, I was ther when the scenes was being filmed, she had a green tipe bra, so her brests were never exposed…so Cameron must have imagened her brests, because those were not winslet’s brests 😂😂😂

[@kwasikumah3491]

It's amazing how determined the producer was to bring this movie to live and he did an amazing job

[@julietteyork6293]

I can’t fathom the amount of work and detail that goes into making a movie like this, and to pull it off so perfectly is simply mind boggling.

[@leonardodicaprio1563]

Hello dear

[@timetraveler90]

SubhanAllah the human mind Allah has created is although limited but still impressive.

[@jettrink918]

They also get away with alot. Check out the black and white animations , they couldn't finish and took them anyway

[@julietteyork6293]

@@jettrink918 ?

[@julietteyork6293]

@Michael 92 Agree. Granted, they have an army of people at their disposal, and enormous budgets, but it’s still a Herculean effort.

[@fewfegehtht]

Who's here in 2024🎉

[@lumi-b4h]

@@fewfegehtht I am :)

[@SamuelMartinez-ml2lc]

@@fewfegehtht totally me imagine if people today realized this type of scenario but wouldn’t wish it

[@Muazmikail333]

Bro me from Malaysia ❤❤

[@farenfadl1609]

@@fewfegehtht me...just watc in netflik....it very nice

[@erichlizardy]

@@fewfegehtht Im Here 👍🙏

[@Innone7]

everyone talking about Leo, i like him as an actor a lot too and he's beautiful but i have to say that Kate was the first woman i had a crush on, she's magnetic in this movie, i was always drawing her when i was a child. this has been and always will be my number 1 movie, i grew up daydreaming about this couple's tragedy, feeling sad and nostalgic about something i never experienced.

[@jaredruff9823]

Did you draw her like Jack Dawson did? Lol

[@Innone7]

@@jaredruff9823 hhahah nooo i was 5 years old, i used to copy the picture of them of the ''caratula'' (im not english speaker, i dont know that word in english) of the video. I drew leo quickly and then i did kate with more attention hahhaha

[@jaredruff9823]

@@Innone7 Lol. I was just asking, I wasn't teasing you. But anyways, that's adorable.

[@shelty3178]

Same, she was my first crush to and this movie will be the best ever, full of memories when I was younger

[@victorhardin2186]

Ya it's sad that she let Hollywood talk her into thinking she was fat. That's just insane. She was absolutely 💯 percent drop dead gorgeous

[@RedMoonSolitary]

I am always AMAZED at how much hard work is put into films like this. Making the whole thing as realistic for not only the audience, but also for the cast and the extras. Just physically rebuilding a whole ( or at least part of it ) ship and actually replaying the sinking scene like that? Just...incredible.

[@lbabytutorials4852]

When people don’t appreciate a movie I always say watch THE MAKING OF

[@alexandermeiering5216]

Nearly everything in this video would be cgi today

[@biellaspointofview2054]

Nowadays it’s different. CGI is heavily used

[@s4uss]

@@alexandermeiering5216 And also a worse CGI than what used then.

[@dr.morphine4685]

“Behind the scenes” is as majestic as the actual movie. Most iconic movie ever! ❤️

[@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150]

very bad film... this film set a bad example to that generation until now... so they teach young generation to kiss women indiscriminately, paint pictures of naked women so many young people today sexually abuse women, teach them to take women away from men who will marry her... this film is really bad... there is no lesson to be learned from this disgusting film... the lesson to be learned is just don't insult God almighty...because this shipbuilder says this ship can't be sunk even by almighty god... and then god make this shit ship sunk this bad, disgusting, dirty movie should be removed...🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@michelarcanjo7874]

Titanic best movie

[@cggamer8261]

Best movie

[@amrutadeshmukh8786]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 Dude...it's a 13+ movie and it's incredible, plus it's real the characters are fake, but this happened in real life so have so shame for those who lost their lives on Titanic. And your "god almighty" has no relation with sinking the ship.

[@cggamer8261]

@@amrutadeshmukh8786 exactly 😂😂 I think this kid has just gone mad

[@peacefworld]

The way James Cameron made audience live through the experience of a sinking ship is brilliant beyond words.

[@412Sportsz]

I can’t believe this masterpiece is 25 years old already

[@hamsandwich6685]

Has there been any movie that even nears this depth of quality since?

[@412Sportsz]

@@hamsandwich6685 Maybe one or two can be made for an argument but not in my opinion

[@EMMANUELMG1989]

@@hamsandwich6685 The trilogy of The Lord of the Rings

[@hamsandwich6685]

@@EMMANUELMG1989 it's comparable, but I think titanic still beats that trilogy My opinion being based on one very long succinct in depth movie split in 2 parts versus the weird pacing of cutting the lord of the rings up into a trilogy. It did not flow as well.

[@Dominian1]

@@hamsandwich6685 X-Men 2. The way Wolverine went rahrharar!! and stabbed people with the claws. Pure cinema.

[@zaraparveen9660]

This movie can never be made again in the history of cinema. A legendary movie and no one was better suited than Kate and Leo. Heart touching movie no words to describe. The ending was really sad 😔 . They truly loved each other.

[@ChristinaMagma]

Yup. Nowadays they’d use CGI and it just wouldn’t have the same experience

[@monicasmm]

@@ChristinaMagmabut there’s CGI in this too, though I know what you mean. Overuse of it is rampant and makes things look super fake

[@shivangikanojiya1089]

Yessss 😭😭😭😭😭

[@shaylawatson1244]

I agree a sequel to the titantic would be worthless the original is already good

[@Bink1221]

nah if they survived and got off the boat together, I'm sure Rose would probably miss all the money rather than sleeping under bridges with Jack.

[@abhishekrana7778]

This kind of movies never gets old does not matter how many times you watch this.. And thanks(धन्यवाद) for so much likes..😀😀

[@mujahidnazir6709]

9ĺi

[@TheArtistLeona]

Yes this is a fab one it won Oscar 😍😍😍

[@one4all885]

Only if you're a girl with a crush on Leo

[@TheArtistLeona]

@@one4all885 Huh I really love Leo

[@kermitrooseveltferkelroose9537]

i watched this movie over 30 times LUL but its build on a lie ...iceberg never exist in realife titanic was getting shoot to the ground

[@gabyb.7743]

This movie is timeless! Outstanding job! We all can agree Titanic is one of the best movies ever made! 🙌💙🚢

[@futurez12]

What is this desperate need people have to "all agree"? I love this movie but I couldn't care less if others don't like it.

[@melatrude4269]

​@@futurez12you good boo?

[@rosalynalvaro74]

Classic timeless film..❤

[@trinayanakaushik811]

Indeed

[@poodee9395]

I loved it yet it was a tad too long

[@ceebee2]

It’s incredible to see that they actually built so many detailed replicas of the ship just to get a few minutes of outside shots.

[@oscarbautista4156]

Cameron went as far as to hire the original makers of the table utensils to make them again for the movie, white star logo on them and everything. Just crazy.

[@dvchel]

@@oscarbautista4156 Not just that, but wooden panels and chandeliers etc. too. He even went back to White Star Line and retrieve the original design drawings. He also hired Titanic experts with all the ins-and-outs about the ship, the people on board and life back in 1912 etc. To really make it an as much authentic and realistic experience as possible. Hats off.

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

@@dvchel Utterly amazing.

[@alexandrabelli4139]

@@oscarbautista4156 buena seguian vivos estos fabricantes o ya eran su descendencia xq estamos hablando de un barco que se construyó antes que 1912 tardó tres años en construirse

[@oscarbautista4156]

@@alexandrabelli4139 the original makers, as in, the original company... Obviously

[@danielleentwistle9130]

Have seen this film about 50times and I still cry every single time 🤣

[@nagesh1564]

The total cost of Titanic movie was $13508.50 usd can you imagine that???

[@jsmoov1118]

@@nagesh1564 It was a lot more than 13 thousand 😂😂😂

[@GuessWho-uc5uq]

@@nagesh1564 try $200 million and it made $2.2 billion. Thats not even adjusted for inflation. Those numbers 25 years ago is just crazy.

[@erichramone7812]

Me too I actually forget the boat sinks every time so it hits me pretty hard.

[@ManojitSen]

@@nagesh1564 LOL

[@achilliaroberso9366]

It hits hardcore, I’ve seen this so many times, still effects me every time, so sad 😭

[@robd1329]

This is one movie i can always watch and never get tired of it

[@iononairam7844]

Same ,i watched this so many times! But same impact ! Like ,im always watching for the first time feeling 😬

[@jalandesa007]

Jangan sedih dong harus semangat

[@d1mples91]

Kate and Jack just had so much chemistry on set. This movie was worth every penny that went into this film.

[@TheListenerCanon]

Jack? You mean Leo?

[@avabrown07]

Theyre besties for life. Its hard to find a love like that

[@a.walters123]

James Cameron was IN the water up to his chest guiding these people, and that is why this film is the masterpiece that it is. He put his everything into this.

[@gustavsleep]

yeah going in to the water up to his chest is beyond imagination, is he even human?

[@aryya2857]

Seeing those iconic characters as behind the scenes, I am getting nostalgic when I saw this movie in 1997. I was under deep emotion about the dialogue at the end "come back", "come back". The film was huge success in India, still now showing in private tv channels. I am from India.

[@sjnmhn]

12:07 I am amazed that they had big slim flat screen TVs in 1997!!

[@troyspartan95]

It absolutely blows my mind how human beings can create something like this but level of talent you have to have and motivation to create a movie like this is ungodly

[@michaelwalsh9145]

That was nothing compared to the 1958 movie a night to remember it covered the actual story and there wasn’t much technology around back then for the sinking scenes but they pulled it off perfectly. No crappy fake love story either.

[@namelastname-wk6gh]

@@michaelwalsh9145 Where can you watch that on? Also yeah I agree when making titanic, I don’t see the point in adding a love story

[@Jonixx95]

@@namelastname-wk6gh its in youtube! You can see it in black and white and color version "A night to remember" 1958

[@Junispro31]

There is a point in adding the love story. Without the love story, most of the audience wouldn't be able to truly empathize with the emotional distress and sadness the people are going through as they lost their loved ones that night. Without the love story, the whole movie would've become a documentary that wouldn't be nearly as impactful.

[@ands3227]

It took me 26 years to realize James Cameron actually went down 15,000 feet in the Atlantic Ocean just to film the scenes for this movie. That is utmost dedication 😂😂😂😂

[@BlazeGYT]

? what do you mean

[@Fvr3s]

12500 feet. He dived 33 times to shoot the film as close to reality as possible.

[@BlazeGYT]

@@Fvr3s oh ok wow

[@Kareragirl]

It's the other way around, actually. He wanted to do the movie so he could experience a financed dive to the Titanic wreck lol

[@rd5281]

He went also in Challenger deep. As one of only 3 people in history.

[@acw079]

I just rewatched this and I’m in awe. This man is talent beyond words. He showed just how scary this was for the victims.

[@stacyg585]

There really needs to be an award for best extras ensemble because of this film. the extras were just phenomenal. everyone did such an amazing job.

[@candy-sj]

Yes I also admired the extras

[@Drblacksmith109]

The best movie

[@living_peace]

It was the dumbest movie I've ever seen

[@hamhotpocket3788]

@@living_peace K.

[@procopiomacaspac3087]

Not the best. There's ton of movies better than titanic.

[@punchingcrow5486]

Movie was meh..

[@angshul]

Ever

[@deenice9169]

Just rewatched the movie for the first time since I was a teen on Netflix today. The scenery in the movie is amazing. Feels so real. Especially the early scenes of the titanic sailing, the beautiful sky, the interior of the shop, the lighting, when Jack and his friends are talking on the deck. Just feels so amazing to watch and so real

[@schuurms]

I just watched Titanic yesterday (of course I’ve seen it at least ten times before) but it had been a good five or so years since watching it last… and I have to say, my heart was pumping, my jaw still clenched, and a big part of me kept wishing and hoping for Jack to still survive and hop on the darn door! The visuals, and the experience that you go through watching this movie… 3 hours flies by like it’s nothing! An absolute masterpiece and well and truly the best film ever made. James Cameron had such a vision and it came out perfectly. He’s a genius of the arts!

[@victorsamsung2921]

_"and I have to say, my heart was pumping, my jaw still clenched, and a big part of me kept wishing and hoping for Jack to still survive and hop on the darn door!"_ Count me in haha. Back in the early 00s I had that too, when watching the movie for the first time. Then, there was Mythbusters ... who tried to do what you, I and many would have "theatrically" liked, which was Jack & Rose both making it ashore. There was a sense of comfort in it, because, knowing maybe in an alternate universe, Jack may still be alive. And just the fact that the Mythbusters proved it wasn't impossible for Jack to have made it. Of course James Cameron was there to correct them that Jack dies and died, because, it's HIS movie. Meaning, in the end both turn of events have given me comfort. That includes, understanding later the decision behind letting Jack die, because, it wouldn't have felt justified in the background of the enormous loss of the 1.500 innocent souls who died and the ship itself. It was the best way to convey the message of the tragedy, but also make people think about the preciousness of life and illuminate the path of what perserverance will lead you to, concerning Rose did *not* give up and ended up living a happy, fulfilling and meaningful life. You know, that includes for all the women ... and men, who feel like they are trapped and have no way out, other than suicide, is what Rose was initally thinking of doing before Jack stopped it.

[@ahhhhhhhh6828]

I watch the movie atleast 1 every year

[@moadnan617]

there will never be another masterpiece like the TITANIC movie

[@shirleebostrom7230]

There were 3. The Lord of The Rings movies! All 3 films

[@arlofleenor1838]

@@shirleebostrom7230 damn straight.

[@arlofleenor1838]

@UNBEING the guy said that no movie could be compared with titanic in terms of quality not subject matter

[@arlofleenor1838]

@UNBEING as someone who loves lotr yes i agree. titanic not one of them however imo

[@actorgaming6658]

Well said brooo no movie in my aspect ❤️

[@HippieCottage]

I was 13 at the time and saw it in cinema I still vividly remember how much I cried in the sad parts. This is one of my favourite movies ever since.....

[@_-L.E.N.A-_]

James Cameron is a real genius. You can feel how deep he was in the Titanic topic, this movie has so much soul inside.

[@racheldisalvatore]

Just saw it in theatres again and it gave me alllll the feels 😭❤️👏🏼thank you James Cameron

[@LethalSaliva]

I seen it countless times. I'm a self-proclaimed "Titanic Fanatic." My Dad and I saw it in theaters for the first time on February 10th in 3D. Holy crap, I wanna see it again. My sister wants to see it. It's so amazing how much more things you pick up when it's on the big screen. It's always been my favorite movie.

[@pamikshamolechan4898]

Me too, watched titanic again this past week on 3D and it gave me goose bumps all over again

[@Alice-oe6pv]

MEEE TOOOOO

[@avtlo1719]

Same here ..just watched it too

[@showboyninner]

Same here! I was really moved again. It wasn’t just because of how fantastic the movie is though, which it really is! It was re-living the experience in a packed out IMAX, the whole audience totally engrossed. -It really felt like 1998 again. ❤

[@markjotep]

It still amazes me how they filmed it without too much special effects. 😁 Simply the best.

[@markjotep]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 That's your personal opinion and that's valid. It's okay to share it, just don't expect people not to like it the way you did. Try to not expect so much all the time so you have a good life . 😊

[@markjotep]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 Whatever you say, IDGAF.

[@ushadevisoni7792]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 I am sorry if ur poor kid watched this but this a 18+ movie

[@ushadevisoni7792]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 Well they are not supposed to and even if they did that doesn't make this a bad movie dummy

[@kylesadiasa8747]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 Poor Guy, this is just a movie, and this movie is not sponsored by child channels or ect. So why the f*** you will let your child watch this? It is on the guardian who let their child watch this and not the movie or creator of this story. So don't be a boring and Dumb person

[@jeddmontialto7423]

just finished re-watching.. yes im here again. From the scenes, storyline, and music.. this film is a MASTERPIECE

[@colbyobryan3922]

Of all BTS footage I’ve seen of different directors at work, something about James Cameron is so inspiring. He seems so clear and unwavering from his vision but so kind and patient in speaking with his actors/actresses, and does so in a way that they know what exactly what they need to do after being told only once (such as the footage when speaking to Victor Garber about the scene where he rolls out the blueprints).

[@courthebrave]

Still my fav movie of all time. Not just for the romance but the whole movie itself. Beautiful acting and amazing storyline. It’s just perfection.

[@moschino_ohio]

Tu sonrisa es psicopata You smile es molto cringe

[@courthebrave]

@@moschino_ohio Muchas gracias desde el fondo de mi corazón por todo 😁

[@leonardodicaprio1563]

@@courthebrave Hello!

[@aka_izzy]

#1 movie that shook me as a 12 yearold and sparked my love for cinema. James Cameron and James Horner = cinematic perfection.

[@Purplenpinkk]

At the time this movie was being filmed, I was dating a grip that worked in the industry. I remember him telling me that James Cameron was directing this totally epic movie and they were filming down the coast. He said that all kinds of people in production were going down to check it out and everyone wanted to work on it, because it was going to be one of the greatest movies ever made. He didn't tell me what it was about, but years later when I finally saw this movie, a light bulb went off in my head and I was like, "Ohhh..." I always thought Leo and Kate didn't actually do the dancing in the dance scene, but I guess I was wrong - so cute.

[@jamesepperson5940]

I’m gonna be so sad when James Cameron passes on. There is no one like him who is so dedicated to his craft to the point of insanity. I love it. The titanic is a true masterpiece and it has stood the test of time. It’s actually still better than any movies of today

[@jammzy2959]

Why do you assume you will outlive him?

[@verahall6498]

@@jammzy2959 better still, why even mention him passing away? that's pretty morbid to me 👎

[@jammzy2959]

@verahall6498 agreed! 1) as you said, it's morbid. 2) if the Tittanic movie stood the test of time then why... nevermind. Lol

[@verahall6498]

@@jammzy2959 I hear you loud and clear 👍💯

[@Hokunin]

@@jammzy2959 he's probably much younger than him, so in all logic, he will live longer than Cameron.

[@PrateekK]

I’ve always loved this movie not for its love story but for all the hard work and attention to detail that went into creating such an extraordinary masterpiece.

[@peppybreyer88]

I never knew the extent of their set. Like they built SO MUCH for this movie. I’m not sure if they did a full recreation of the titanic inside and out but for sure the set is MASSIVE and the work out in is insane

[@marajevomanash]

Makes you think they built an actual Titanic and sunk it.

[@ejkk9513]

They built one side of an 80% scale model which was still massive. Most other sets are smaller sections of the ship stitched together with the magic of editing.

[@gordongiobanni7543]

They only built half of the ship and the rest was put on the screen by computer. Digital sound and magic did the sound for the production and James Cameron. James Cameron wrote a book THE MAKING OF TITANIC. I read it in the 90s at school

[@gordongiobanni7543]

Oh yes, for the water scenes they used dynamite to knock out parts of the earth for a full sunken water tank. Also, the air their breathing that appears to be cold is all added by computer The water tank was then warmed so that the actors and crew were comfortable The scene were the captain is blown in by the water James Caneron actually put on a wet suit and used a waterproof steadicam to get that shot. He was actually exposed to the force of rushing water

[@master-of-mind5881]

@@marajevomanash The truth is stranger then fiction.

[@Dan-jg7zl]

Basically being a director is managing people. I could never do this. Managing people is bloody tough.

[@sessch]

I think it's not that hard, if you have a clear imagination in your head. Just think of it, what goal you want to achieve and what does it have to look like. In my mind, managing people comes automatically, because you can't do this hard work all alone, but you know exactly what you want to show. But yes, in the end it is tough, but not impossible.

[@stefaniakonstantinidou981]

Not if they get paid millions to obey you

[@snet3483]

Oui et combien de gens ?😊

[@Whaddayamean13]

James Cameron - what a real artist. Actually going out into the territory and learning the influences and then coming out with one of the greatest movies ever made to share around the campfire. That's a real artist.

[@ywlaiben1]

I remember a friend of mine teased at me for loving this film. And years later i concluded he is just a cultural idiot and I am right to love this film for a thousand reasons. Really a classic that never fades.

[@wintergirll]

The team behind it deserve so much respect for the amount of detail and time they put into recreating the ship and the sinking.

[@saynotowar8418]

some got culture others not that's just the way it is

[@sonyavincent7450]

People that want to pretend to be clever always try to make a point of not liking this movie.

[@ywlaiben1]

@@sonyavincent7450 precisely!

[@barnacleboi2595]

Your friend sounds like an idiot who doesnt appreciate another mans hard work and dedication for the sole purpose of seeming like they have original opinions.

[@b.t2390]

I really appreciate all these legends for making a wonderful movie.

[@infoforu3455]

Finally, after 24 years. Thanks Mr. Cameron from Indonesia 🇮🇩

[@Robloqueirogames]

84

[@user-bn9hg]

David cameroon

[@propelerML]

Itu Titanic kapal asli atau bukan bro

[@user-bn9hg]

@@propelerML . No why

[@woodenhoe]

Cameron from Indonesia??

[@bbygrlpt2]

Kate and Leo were so beautiful idk how they didnt fall for each other 😳😍

[@snipers2914]

Past: 90% Real, 10% CGI Today: 10% Real, 90% CGI

[@nocomments5319]

What about nolan movies..

[@istanbullet]

well said.

[@ryansingh8787]

@@nocomments5319 u mean Roland

[@dvchel]

I don't know why. Even Cameron does 90% CGI nowadays with Avatar. One of the reasons Titanic and Alien were such hits, was because of the use of animatronics and robotics etc.

[@michaelkrolewski7406]

Except for Top Gun Maverick

[@yasinarafatrahi4152]

Give my tears back, I cried for this seens so many times.

[@preethisarohi]

Stop copy pasting Pinterest lines bruh----

[@das9636]

And grow up

[@daneliec]

But it really happened tho in 1912. That’s what made me cry

[@lauraaa2222]

This is probably the best movie I have ever seen, I can't think of any better movies I've watched. Jack and Rose - even though they weren't real life characters - just made it so much more heartbreaking to watch. It was a tragedy playing out within a tragedy. It's a powerful reminder of such a massive loss of life. And how truly terrifying and saddening those couple of hours would have been for all those poor souls onboard. Without the brave Carpathia doing everything they did to try and assist the Titanic, the survivors could have eventually died from the cold, so what Captain Rostron and his crew did, will never be forgotten either.

[@cac2821]

They are actually loosely based on a couple aboard the ship.

[@roselandebazelais8236]

@@cac2821 I believe they were fictional.

[@cac2821]

@@roselandebazelais8236 if you believe that then do your research. It was a married woman and a young guy that were sneaking off to have an affair, it’s where the story comes from. ( I did say loosely)

[@steveg3843]

Lol. When Jack and Rose were spitting off the side off the boat they were actually spitting onto a parking lot. 2:15

[@phuongvo3051]

This movie was over 2 decades, every time I watch again I never get bore, it’s so interesting, great movie , LEO was a great actor

[@peppasavage5623]

Also is Kate

[@theblackrangerstudios7852]

Correction Leo is a great 👍 actor

[@SoccerGirly2881]

still is

[@meganogden4790]

It’s amazing to see these people out of character, taking direction, and really working to make sure this film does its best to honor the lives lost and the tragedy of that night.

[@hellovagim]

Imagine directing a set with these amounts of people 🥵

[@johndough2328]

I heard Cameron was a prick to ppl on set.

[@mallboi848]

@@johndough2328 how ? Can you explain

[@johndough2328]

@@mallboi848 Age of information, look it up

[@mallboi848]

@@johndough2328 ok 🙂

[@newginslab6993]

@@johndough2328 yeah you are correct on that, James Cameron is infamous for being really hard on his actors and crew. On the other hand, I could see the stress levels of trying to complete a film the size of Titanic would be very nerve racking

[@pjthefriendlyeducator5412]

EVEN JUST working as an extra in that film would probably be one of the most amazing memory you can ever have. the way they just built a real set for an exterior of the ship is just way beyond imagination. 27 years later,we are still being captivated by this movie.,

[@Winslowfilms.]

Not one person in 2023 would put in this kind of effort to make a solid movie. What an amazing thing to get to watch behind the scenes

[@1989TaylorsVersiom]

This film never ages. A true testament to James Cameron as a director and everyone who worked on the film. Leo and kate are still amazing actors. I still take the time to watch this movie every year. Google must of been listening to me because this popped up after watching the movie.

[@LeonardoWilhelmDiCaprio-zv9sn]

Hello fan, how are you doing, Thanks for being a fan

[@hectorlopez1069]

James Cameron will always be known as a legend in films throughout the 80s and 90s.

[@cyberpunkchloe9]

Agree!!

[@catbravo994]

All the extras did an amazing job. The people that built the sets and props also did an amazing job.

[@arjunmurali8998]

Release in 1997 still the third highest grossing movie of all time unbelievable💥💥

[@victorsamsung2921]

Credit to the amazing set pieces, use animatronics and robotics etc., and not using CGI as much as Avatar does.

[@DiarrheaChain]

@@victorsamsung2921 Would Avatar be possible without CGI?

[@victorsamsung2921]

@@DiarrheaChain Yes, partially. Using Alien II as a point of reference. That includes the beast itself, for which Cameron used Animatronics. So, putting a guy into this suit/robot and cover it with details and goo to create this Alien monster.

[@Kpoping727official]

@@victorsamsung2921 avatar is in no 1

[@ইতিহাসগবেষক]

Best movie ever

[@transittimes2008]

5:16 I actually laughed at this point, where Ruth asks if the ship is unsinkable, Cal said she is unsinkable, then it cuts to the people falling down the deck. 😂

[@theyclosechannelsthatspeak428]

😂

[@gaviriak]

That happens when you think you are God

[@purposewithmalika2171]

Ruth you mean rose

[@MisterGreenw00d]

They knew what they were doing 🤣

[@Layeba_Zarish]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mpa1931]

Huge respect to all the extras that played the passengers, it couldn't have been easy doing all that work in the water and the tilting ship.

[@dearjessie83]

Such an incredible footage of an iconic movie. They honestly don't make them like this anymore. Thank you for sharing!

[@Vorgaloth]

This was filmed in Rosarito Mexico. I was a 15 year old kid vacationing just over a mile down the beach with my family. We're from Orange County, CA. Our place had a balcony overlooking the beach. All night long we saw a big ship on shore -- which seemed a little odd -- and a bunch of lights, but we had no idea they were filming a movie. I wish I had walked down there. I had the biggest crush on Kate Winslet after seeing the film, haha.

[@everythinghappiness19]

Until now, this movie has not been replaced in my heart.... This is still my FAVORITE MOVIE ever!

[@sand-7938]

An amazing movie! My heart goes to those who went through this tragedy and those who lost their lives. I looked at some famous survivors and men gave up their lives to save the others. First and second class were definitely the first ones in the queue for the lifeboat so let’s remember those in the third class who also had children.

[@MackenzieVanRiper]

Leo and Kate were just so beautiful in this movie. So much movie chemistry. Bravo, casting!!

[@suchandrachakraborty8947]

Each and every person related with this movie deserves an individual Oscar.

[@Sarasdad91]

The coolest thing about the behind the scenes footage, is that Jim Cameron is dressed in modern clothes surrounded by all these other people dressed in clothes from 1912. And it doesn't matter what their characters were to each other in the movie, they all treat Jim with respect when he speaks.

[@LeonardoWilhelmDiCaprio-zv9sn]

FAN, how are you doing Thanks for being a fan

[@LeonardoWilhelmDiCaprio-zv9sn]

I'm trying to get connected to my true fans and I believe you are Let me know if you would like to have a chat with me

[@arcyarcanine]

Well he IS the director...

[@alexkeihorn7364]

It's unbelievable that in the midst of such chaos, an actor is able to get into character and act as if the film crew wasn't there.

[@zibeddy]

It’s a shame Cameron hasn’t made more movies. How he pictures these scenes and make them appear on screen are insane. What a genius he is.

[@noneofyourbusiness1998]

He takes his sweet time. Avatar 2 took forever to come out.

[@jollyjames2213]

His Awatar 2 is also a masterpiece. He is really a genius.

[@ioliXD]

He's made loads. Terminator, aliens, both avatars, abyss etc.

[@thomasc2680]

Terminator 2 is his masterpiece of masterpieces

[@zibeddy]

@@ioliXD takes over 10 years to make a movie

[@ihyzesawyer1392]

Best movie of all time! I can still remember back then that this movie is extended for over a month in our country in all the cinemas in the malls. Back then when everything is normal. Makes me sad and think how long will this pandemic take away our normal lives.

[@slayer2821]

gonna take around 30 years or more, just be prepared and grateful

[@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150]

very bad film... this film set a bad example to that generation until now... so they teach young generation to kiss women indiscriminately, paint pictures of naked women so many young people today sexually abuse women, teach them to take women away from men who will marry her... this film is really bad... there is no lesson to be learned from this disgusting film... the lesson to be learned is just don't insult God almighty...because this shipbuilder says this ship can't be sunk even by almighty god... and then god make this shit ship sunk this bad, disgusting, dirty movie should be removed...🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@manuelasousa7268]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 stop spamming

[@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150]

@@manuelasousa7268 shut up 🥰

[@manuelasousa7268]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 no u🥰

[@โอปอ-ส9ว]

It was the first movie I watched when I was 10 years old. I watched it many times over and over. It's my favorite and the best thing and it's opened up to me that I've always liked movies. I've never looked behind the scenes. Looking at this year 2021, the picture, light, color, sound is very much the same as it is today. Thank you for getting to know this movie. I'm 28 now. I still want to go back and watch it over and over again. I'm from Thailand.

[@pinga858]

Those sets are still jaw dropping in scale

[@BlankCanvas88]

I’m glad I was old enough to remember seeing this in the theater. Between knowing it was based on a true event, the music, the beautiful way it was filmed, and the tragic character of Jack, it was gut-wrenching. I felt gloomy for a while afterwards.

[@jf8050]

Yes, me too! I was very depressed after seeing it.

[@dvchel]

You should see the 1998 Oscars (still available on YT) showing Cameron holding a minute of silence in the room, after winning Best Movie at the awards.

[@michaelkrolewski7406]

I felt like I needed a psychiatrist. Lol 😆

[@BM-fz9yc]

Ugh this was my faaaaaavorite movie as a kid but I was only two when it was in theaters. What an experience that must have been to see it for the first time like that

[@RodgerYoung2024]

Lol he's older

[@creativevit5961]

unbelievable how Cameron managed to pull this off. the scale of it is unfathomable. true talent. imagine how much money they would have made on top had they preserved this ship set as a museum for a couple of decades at least.

[@melaD333]

I have no idea how the director was able to orchestrate all of this. It’s quite amazing. The sinking scene looked incredibly dangerous for the actors … per a CBS article: “Several actors were injured while shooting the famous sinking scene in "Titanic" (1997) after they fell and struck parts of the ship. The injuries suffered ranged from broken bones to ruptured organs.” Yikes. And Kate Winslet almost drowned and she got pneumonia … crazy.

[@Dwoods91]

In 2023, the ship would've been CGI. It's amazing to see people filming on an actual movie set.

[@soundwaveproductions9510]

The way the sinking was filmed is incredible

[@Walkman0007]

true, nowadays they'd just use CGI but this combination of CGI and sets is just way better, more natural

[@corriewarren1934]

I love the movie, not because of the romantic spin but because of the history coming to life

[@hajar9256]

This

[@hippo440]

I think the romance is a very important part of the film because it honors many of the women who survived the Titanic but lost husbands and sons on the ship. They were seen as lucky because they survived, but they still lost people they loved very much.

[@kolik94]

The unfathomable amount of extraordinary hardwork put into the production of this movie is totally out of this world

[@vineet_1017]

I like Leonardo's hair style..best movie ever produced till now

[@theauthorofpain5241]

It’s weird to see how this film was made because everytime I watch Titanic I feel like someone had captured the horrific incident in real lol The efforts, time, dedication the crew have put into this masterpiece is incredible, they deserve the appreciation.

[@michaelwalsh9145]

And all those efforts while keeping the ship sinking as a back story to a crappy fictitious love story.

[@francineanne4840]

This is my all time favourite movie. Everytime I feel overwhelmed and need to cry, I will definitely watch this. The tears is worth it :) The whole production, thank you for making a masterpiece!

[@victorsamsung2921]

Don't forget that this is the movie that made both women ... and men! cry.

[@KristinaTravelina]

This film became a legend and was remembered for a long time in many countries. with love from Russia

[@HausofHair_Orlando]

James Cameron was born to create this film! Classic, it’s on Netflix and I haven’t watched yet…only because I know I’m going to cry lol this movie puts you as the viewer on the Titanic and that’s what makes this movie phenomenal 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@legendlogu]

The Person who gave the Life to the sinked Ship James Cameron... Oh my Gosh.. 4:45 He brought the Whole ship alive...

[@nataliemira2073]

When movies were real !!!!!!!! Real sets real people real acting ,, none of this digital crap , still gives me chills all these years later

[@anjanadas8429]

It's still rela tho still best of hollywood movies iguess

[@whocares2465]

Humm yes but as you could see some things were digital, not everything was real

[@jasoncutshaw8401]

Forest Gump,Titanic,Interview with a Vampire,Ghost just to name a few is why the 1990s movies was the GREATEST of all time

[@bipashachakrabortyofficial5315]

This film was a masterpiece, and will remain in the heart of mankind till the end.

[@dragonskulle7283]

Wow you can see how JC's such a good director watching him in action. And quite an accomplished artist to, that was his hand drawing Rose in the film. Plus all the sketches in Jack's art book.

[@Fuuka2001]

I can't count how many times i have watched this movie as a kid and now it's felt like i'm travelling back to this time and watching them having fun and working hard at the same time in the shooting spot 😌

[@jaredruff9823]

I've tried Titanic for the first time this year in March. And as of now, I've seen it 17 times.

[@sohail05ficial]

Every Minute of this movie is worth Watching and the effort put from all the casts and crew is on another level

[@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150]

very bad film... this film set a bad example to that generation until now... so they teach young generation to kiss women indiscriminately, paint pictures of naked women so many young people today sexually abuse women, teach them to take women away from men who will marry her... this film is really bad... there is no lesson to be learned from this disgusting film... the lesson to be learned is just don't insult God almighty...because this shipbuilder says this ship can't be sunk even by almighty god... and then god make this shit ship sunk this bad, disgusting, dirty movie should be removed...🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@sohail05ficial]

@@xiagm-kemasmfadlic150 May be u we’re never in love or stone hearted

[@gunstargizmo]

It's difficult to appreciate the amount of work that goes into a film like this without seeing the featurettes. These days everything is digital, but when this movie was made, it still relied heavily on live-action.

[@PariEmomManipur]

Director is so Amazing 👍

[@oscarbautista4156]

Film director looks like such a nightmare job. Cameron did great.

[@dvchel]

@@oscarbautista4156 A genius with years of experience e.g. Terminator, True Lies and Alien etc. knows the roll haha. Amazing.

[@rutajdamodare1151]

@@dvchel Avatar too

[@annettegenovesi]

Interesting how Cameron is so hands on, and Spielberg is so hands off, yet both the greatest of directors.

[@a2raya772]

He's a 33 degree freemason..