TITANIC (1997) PART 1 | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@Californiablend]

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[@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614]

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[@robertcampomizzi7988]

At 17yo my gf made me go see this twice in the theatre. Sorry, but I'm passing on this reaction. 😂

[@Californiablend]

I have a membership page on KZbin where I upload my full reactions for members. But I don’t have a Patreon at this time. ​@@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614

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@@robertcampomizzi7988lol

[@seanstinchfield-mp2xm]

I cry every time the band plays nearer my god to thee as the ship goes down.😭. And that actually happened!

[@kadenharley8232]

6:20 Those two men who lost their tickets for Titanic were the lucky ones.

[@erey214]

Ironically

[@gibbs615]

True that

[@vegasbaby3669]

Yesssssssss

[@D.A.F.29]

I always think that lol

[@raulportela3039]

To answer your initial question; yes, the footage was real. James Cameron and his team did multiples dives to capture the footage. Between having the ship blueprints and the footage, they were able to make the ship as authentic as possible.

[@ryanhelton1865]

You are right to an extent. The images in the mall tv screens you see are real footage from the wreck, however the actual wreck scenes were done in a model, they couldn’t get cameras down to the wreck site to film footage this good so a model was used instead. But the images you see on the small tv screens are real footage from Cameron’s dive.

[@andreadeamon6419]

He also took bill Paxton a few times

[@GodfatherCZ1]

Yeah , but the submersible scene itself with a wreck was done in smoked environment with mini models to simulate ocean :) and to be fair ..great job .

[@enicole1203]

I'm almost sure he started the trend of non scientists going down there for funsies, which is what got those other people imploded last summer.👀

[@susieq984]

Not all of it though

[@ztomas1]

At 18:06 - I'm impressed that you knew what a "Nickelodeon" was, I can't tell how many reactions I've watched where the reactor says, "I didn't know the Nickelodeon TV was around back then"

[@hasicazulatv2078]

I got confused the first time i watched because i was only a kid but after rewatching as an adult i understood what he meant. Its not a very common term anymore so its easily mistaken as the channel.

[@Californiablend]

I learned that in film history. I majored in Film and TV production

[@ProducerJames91]

​@@Californiablend....and that makes you a very informed reactor....probably the best one to be a reactor.....

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

R.I.P. Bill Paxton.

[@andreadeamon6419]

Fun fact - all the drawings in jacks folder - James Cameron drew them. Thing is 1 is left handed the other is right handed so they had to do tricks with mirrors and cameras to make it look like jack was doing them

[@emmalouisedickinson9407]

I watched a documentary about the Titanic. The director of the movie Titanic says, if you see only 1 submarine it's real footage. If you see 2 submarine they used a model. I also love the fact that he went on a dive to the real wreck, and he did the movie to help fund going to the Titanic wreck again; he's so brave to go.

[@dragonray9450]

I have said this before and i'll say it again you have a natural beauty, intelligence and charm that makes watching your reactions a real joy. God Bless in all future endeavors.☺❤

[@Californiablend]

Thank you!

[@mrskimtaehyung9095]

Fun fact: When Jack was Drawing Rose, the close up is actually James Cameron himself who drew it

[@Californiablend]

I was reading on some articles about that. I didn’t know that James Cameron was a visual artist

[@bcfcbennjy99]

11:19 had me howling what a reaction 🤣

[@muninraven3327]

Your mocking of the upper echelons of the social strata is nothing short of divine, My Lady! 🤣🤣❤

[@zanderman004]

When Cal said "Lovejoy - I think a 20 should do it." 12:12 That would be £1,917.00 today. So - the going rate for saving the woman you love is 2 grand. :')

[@x_trio_3_po333]

In 1998 while Titanic was still being shown in Theaters, a woman in Australia had watched Titanic 100 times. I mean 99 times is OK, but one hundred? That's just plain crazy!

[@JeffBurn-b1i]

James Cameron made this movie to fund his own expedition to the wreck of the Titanic and has done 72 dives in total.

[@graywade9225]

CB you crack me up. I mean sometimes you're so funny that I have to pause the video. I'm so glad to start seeing your reactions again.

[@chaddubois8164]

What's crazy is how small the Titanic was compared to modern cruise ships.

[@zedwpd]

The actress playing Rose's granddaughter Lizzie is married to James Cameron.

[@andreadeamon6419]

So was Linda Hamilton from terminator

[@LiamAproduction]

Cal: God himself could not sink it! god: alright bet

[@stephenbracka2270]

The shots in which you only see one submarine are the actual wreck filmed from the other sub. If you are seeing both subs in the frame, those are miniatures. Also, the sunken piano, shoe, eyeglass frame and doll's face were filmed in a tank in Escondido down here by San Diego. One more: when you're shown Ireland receding from the stern as Titanic starts across the Atlantic, you're really looking at Catalina Island.

[@jamesgreenhow108]

The character Kathy Bates played was the wealthy Socialite "THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN". Her story was best told in the movie of that same name played by Debbie Reynolds. really worth watching.

[@Dannean7]

This was the era when we all had a crush on Leo 😊 saw this at the movies its first week out with my brother and father (RIH 😢) whole theatre was captivated by it .....we laughed, cried and gave it a standing ovation whole theatre when it came to an end ....

[@Salguine]

Yes, the sheer size of Titanic does take your breath away...and it's even more amazing that modern cruise ships are much larger than Titanic was.

[@twoheart7813]

Reactions are always a fun watch here, looking forward to part II

[@EricPalmerBlog]

Trivia, the 4th stack on the ship was cosmetic. It didn't vent anything from the boilers.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Little note on that... Yes that BIG funnel is cosmetic, however there was a small pipe inside, that was conected to the kitchen and the fireplaces.

[@SpielbergMichael]

Great reaction. Looking forward to part 2. 😃 It would be nice to see more of your artwork too!

[@Californiablend]

Thanks! I just uploaded part 2. For more of my art you can check out my Instagram @californiablend

[@SpielbergMichael]

@@CaliforniablendThanks! I’ll watch part 2 right now! 😃👍🏻

[@overcomer91]

Yep, you guessed it. He did dive to the wreak to get footage. Years later he dove again & even took Bill Paxton on a trip. Years after that, Jim did a solo dive to the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the of the ocean. He really loves the ocean. LOL!!!!😄 Oh, Great Bible Verse for the day.😊

[@shariisalwaysbored]

I am so glad I found your channel cuz you are so my brand of humor 😂😂

[@KingGreatnessKG]

You mimicking them with the accents is more entertaining than the film itself lmao

[@anointedwarrior918]

You’re the first reaction channel I subscribed to, I love your personality I love your art And I love the Bible verses you post, God bless you my sister

[@scottdarden3091]

21 years US Navy, nothing so fascinating as a school of Dolphins on your bow, except maybe Sharks off your fantail for the garbage 😊

[@rbrainsop1]

You're the first reactor I've seen who knew what a Nickelodeon was! Also, to be fair, selling those paintings wouldn't have gotten them much money. She got them very cheaply because Picasso wasn't well known (or appreciated) then. Cal's opinion of them was much more representative of the general public at the time.

[@EmilyKresl]

Shout out to Kathy Bates as Molly Brown because she always makes me smile no matter how many times I watch this movie. I saw this in the theater as a teenager with my boyfriend and when we walked home afterwards it was raining.. a couple blocks from my house we stopped and kissed and apparently my friend Zack saw it from his house and he still tells me to this day it was the most romantic thing he's ever seen in real life 😂 that bf turned out to be a dbag but it's the moment that counts and always pops up in my head when I hear the Celine Dion song. Yes that's real footage of the Titanic at the beginning of the movie that James totally got himself. He went down several times for different shots and they paid meticulous attention to detail when recreating the ship.

[@kanzenatsume]

12:00 the snooty man reactions are hilarious SUBSCRIBED xD

[@alfredoaportela5204]

Thank you for all your reactions and individuality 😇💯 Time flies when you share time watching your channel 🙂

[@The_Dudester]

2:01 "Same thing happened to Geraldo" In 1986, Geraldo Rivera had a live 2 hour broadcast where they had been digging up Al Capone's long buried vault. When they opened it, it was empty. Geraldo had been a cutting edge reporter, up to this, but he lost a lot of credibility on this fiasco.

[@andreadeamon6419]

And now he's in Cleveland - uuughh

[@The_Dudester]

@@andreadeamon6419 Very recently, he was with Fox News but was fired last year. He's 76 or 77, a millionaire. He doesn't need to work. He should just retire and fade away.

[@borninjordan7448]

"I'm the king of the world!" and "I'm flying, Jack" are probably the two most iconic lines from this film, but "Gentlemen, it's been a privilege playing with you tonight" ALWAYS gets me a little choked up.

[@tiamarrow6366]

The part where Cal flipped the table on Rose wasn’t scripted….Kate Winslet didn’t know he was gonna do that so that was her genuine reaction. Also, this movie caused Billy Zane to be one of the most hated actors ever even though in real life he’s so kind.

[@sc1338]

Ngl I have the same outbursts like you do 😂. U get so excited I love it

[@cassidywest5539]

It is speculated that Titanic was taking on about 500 tons ow water per MINUTE.

[@KyleMUC]

Your reactions are so great and genuine! The poker punch, the slip on the railing 😆 so fun to see reactions to one’s own favs. I remember the cinema being just stunned with it (myself included) in 1997 and the special effects mostly still hold up! Also, I aaaalways wanted to say to the mom: “Y’know what, the way you’re acting right now I would actually LOVE to see you working as a seamstress.” 😅

[@golfr-kg9ss]

Waiting for part 2.

[@Californiablend]

Just uploaded part 2

[@scottdarden3091]

Cameron said none of the cameras we used could actually shoot the footage so they used what they saw to recreate it 😊

[@amynielsen3466]

When is part two?? Can’t wait 😊

[@shallowgal462]

Spitting on it is precisely how someone shines up a penny. Part of the procedure, at least.

[@slifer0081]

As a full grown man i cried, as the credits rolled at 4am.

[@tajemna99]

Yes, the footage in the beginning has some real footage of the Titanic wreck.. they added some scenes, like they obviously didn't move anything or take a safe out, but many of the shots are indeed real.

[@no1takethisname]

This was almost where the first vhs 1 of titanic ended

[@zedwpd]

Ismey wasn't portrayed accurately in making the Captain push the ship. That was speculation.

[@Chapolincolorado-g9i]

20:03 Girl I love you 🤣

[@laurab68707]

Yes, real footage of the actual Titanic on the bottom of the Atlantic.

[@ryanhelton1865]

It wasn’t. It was a model used. You can still see this model today. It wasn’t possible to get such quality footage at the time the cameras were huge so they used a model

[@jesuismila9673]

I'm like Pavlov's dog - I cry as soon as I see Rose, who says "the woman in the picture is me...") 🤧

[@krono5el]

Wait till you find out who drew those amazing illustrations of rose and the other doodles. as a kid those sketches in jacks book were so cool i would always try to recreate them and the rose one too.

[@alib6615]

Fun fact, the only reason we have the movie "Titanic" is because James Cameron wanted to be able to go see the actual wreckage. The movie funded being able to go down there and get the shots of the real shipwreck and he created a story to make the movie he promised the studio/financiers.

[@wolf2912]

Many picture of the wreck in movie is the real life ship

[@leslieride5813]

Actually Part Real Wreck Site from Camerons own dives and Part large scale Model footage combined.

[@scottdarden3091]

The original Hawk Toy girl 😂😂😂

[@darthken815]

I needed a good laugh today. Thank you.

[@Blaydoner]

You're so pretty 🤣 love your smile, not to sound like a creep or nothing 😂 brilliant movie, great reaction!

[@Guamparrapo83]

I loved your reaction! So funny and witty 😃

[@Californiablend]

Thank you!! 😁

[@CaptainDarkFighter]

love is beautiful...

[@leechrec]

Titanic is the cheesiest film ever. And I freakn love it XD I remember watching this back in the day in the my high school boys dormitory with my mates during movie night. One of the few nights the girls from the girls dormitory would be invited over. Predictably, the girls were tearing up watching it. But the boys were too, just trying to hide it. Good times.

[@JBRamit]

I saw this in the theater 4 times at 12 years old. Jack Dawson altered my entire DNA. 😂❤

[@jamesgreenhow108]

Icebergs are like Islands. 80-90% of the girth is underwater.

[@shredd5705]

They wouldn't be able to survive by selling the paintings. Cal said "at least they were cheap." Those painters were not famous yet at this point. And they wouldn't know what happens later. Jack recognizes them just because he was in Europe and involved in arts

[@JMac7395]

FUN FACTS: James Cameron, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet & Celine Dion contributed a combined amount of $30,000 to help with the financial support fund to the youngest Titanic survivor Millvina Dean. Millvina Dean was 2 months old when she was on the Titanic with her family. Millvina died in 2009 at the age of 97. The movie characters Margaret "Molly" Brown, Thomas Andrews, Capt. Edward J. Smith, Bruce Ismay, John Jacob Astor & many more are based on the real-life victims & survivors, by the same name, of the Titanic James Cameron received official certification & license to take a team to the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean to record footage of the Titanic multiple times. So the footage at the beginning of the movie is real.

[@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614]

At the part where the captain says we just lit last boiler would be a commercial I’ve seen it way to many times lol

[@claytonhess5512]

15:43 That conversation between Ismay and Captain Smith was pure fiction: the White Star policy (set by Bruce's father Thomas Ismay) was comfort over speed.

[@thomasnieswandt8805]

Actually not completly...the conversation was real and based on the witness E. Lesslei, HOWEVER... The US press, owned by Randoph Hurst tried to smear Ismay. Lesslei witnessed Ismay saying "Engines running fine, ship runs smooth, we might beat Olympic and reach New York on tuesday, not Wednesday". Hurst only took the last bit ot the last sentense "beat Olympic and reach New York on tuesday" Combned with the fact, that Ismay had sent a radio message to New York basically saying "Titanic sank, need quick passage back to England" was his doom. But same here, Ismays frst message was (meaning) "Titanic, sank, 1500 dead, do what we can do to help" But in the hectic in Carpatias wireless room, his first message wasnt send, so it doomed him further. ...So every Titanic movie, ever made, portaied him as the bad guy.

[@kevinsbikingadventures278]

From my understanding from DVD commentary, the reason why James Cameron even made this film was that he could go down to the wreck himself and build a story out of it. Some of the footage is real. Generally, POVs are real, but anything that shows the submersibles or ROVs were done using a model or set.

[@fairytoffee3159]

I heard the story from survivors who afterwards could not stand being in (or near) a full stadium of people. because that sound, the screaming, is what it sounded like when there were still people in the water. That stuck with me.

[@bakercarl8518]

Hello my dear. I went to go see this movie when it first came out. I wanted to seei it on the big screen. I enjoying watching it again. I believe in letting people to enjoy what they love, as long as it's not hurting nobody or themselves. Great choice. Waiting on part 2.

[@jcarlovitch]

The firemen escaping through water tight doors is pure fantasy. Water tight doors close much quicker than shown. They escaped the flooding engine room by going up hatch access ship ladders and through the escape hatches to the next highest deck.

[@jamesf.ryaniii7918]

7:01 "....I've never been on a cruise ship...." Titanic was not a cruise ship....it was an ocean liner. The primary purpose of an ocean liner is transportation across seas or oceans. Ocean liners are faster and built to withstand the rough seas and adverse conditions encountered on long voyages across the open ocean. Ocean liners are often designed with thicker hull plating than is found on cruise ships, as well as a deeper draft for greater stability, and have large capacities for fuel, food, and other consumables on long voyages. The primary purpose of a cruise ship is the ship itself - the onboard amenities are a big part of the vacation. Cruise ships leave a port, visit several small ports for day excursions and eventually return to the starting port. Cruise ships tend to have less hull strength, speed, and agility compared to ocean liners.

[@kaila279]

Also, Titanic is tiny compared to the size of modern day cruise ships as well. Until I saw the pictures comparing them, I didn't realize the true giant size of our cruise ships now days lol

[@jamesf.ryaniii7918]

@@kaila279 Correct. Modern day cruise ship size has gotten out of control. Most are 2-3x larger than Titanic. But, they still wouldn't survive in the rough seas They are also very boxy and slab-sided which would not bode well in the strong winds encountered in the middle of the ocean. Even though they look top heavy, they are not because they are built with a lot of aluminum and other lightweight materials. Most cruise ships travel at 20mph. The only ocean liner the Queen Mary 2 (2004-present) and the Queen Elizabeth 2 (retired in 2008) both traveled at 30mph with a max speed of 35mph. The QM2 and QE2 could cross the Atlantic in 5-7 days (weather permitting). A cruise ship, if it could carry enough fuel and food and if the ship could withstand the high seas and high winds, would take 7-9 days or longer (weather permitting) to make the same crossing.

[@hasicazulatv2078]

My grandma used to own the vhs tapes of this movie, she loved it so much. I would watch it with her all the time but i always somehow felt so cold everytime we did, she said rose and jack reminded her of her and my grandfather cause he also saved her from an abusive relatiionship. I didnt watch it for a while after i turned into a teenager cause i had other interests and had school stuff to worry about, and my brain kind of pushed the movie to the back of my mind. When my grandma passed in 2016, i wanted to watch it again but couldnt bring myself to actually do so. A couple years ago, i was browsing netflix, i seen it on there and hit play, i couldnt stop crying through the whole tragedy part of the movie, i felt so cold, i started shivering uncontrollably, i disassociated and felt extremely cold water around me paralyising me. My husband believes in reincarnation, he thinks in a past life, i was also on the ship and passed in the water and its the reason i have that reaction each time ive watched the movie alone and had headphones on crying uncontrollably. Its easier to not disassociate during the tragedy scenes if my husband is there cause hell notice i start shivering and hold my hand and it brings me back. I can listen to the movie and be fine, ill know whats happening but when i physically see it in full by myself i have such a crazy body reaction. This is my favorite movie despite what it does to me. Its so well done and the accuracy of how the ship looks is perfect. James cameron and all the actors and extra behind the scene workers did so wonderful on this movie.

[@RedPandaGirl002]

Rose: "I'm flying!" Me: That's not flying. That's *standing* ...with STYLE!

[@ianloeb1672]

Rose: To Santa Monica And Beyond!

[@RedPandaGirl002]

@@ianloeb1672 Haha! That's a good one! 👍👏

[@scottdarden3091]

Friday is fine, it's always good to see you 😊

[@Californiablend]

Just uploaded part 2

[@chrisvibz4753]

God bless you my friend! have a great day.

[@Nightangel8212]

Yes, it is real footage of the Titanic. James Cameron probably has the record for most trips down to the wreckage.

[@JonathanGonzalez-jz4td]

Beautiful reaction ! ❤

[@joshuakruty6967]

Yes and no they had a model for the wide shots but yes they did dive on titanic. Any shot with 2 subs is a model.

[@sofiamec8767]

You're freaking hilarious 🤣❤

[@bfv8]

As a titanic enthusiast this movie is a great movie that represents the disaster quite good but it should not be considered a factual documentary.

[@paulhowse6169]

James Cameron has dove the Titanic over 30 times. The exterior footage of the ship is real. The interior shots are a flooded set. Anytime you see two submersibles in one shot it’s a set. If you only see one, it’s real footage. Both the ship and the submersibles used in the movie are the same that have gone on multiple Titanic Expeditions.

[@raidersfanallday]

Part 2 asap!

[@TheGermanStareYT]

Guys James Cameron just said the future because they saw the wreckage in 2023 but the movie was in 1997

[@bastetowl3258]

the artists that painted the paintings she bought were still new and up and coming then. they weren’t worth millions of dollars back then the way they are now. picasso was a newbie on the art scene basically lol

[@ProducerJames91]

I hear that there was another ship that was named Titanic and was the original "Titanic."

[@Devonshirejackdaw]

Jack is best man. Never forces rose to do anything. It's all on her terms. ❤❤

[@Daydreams-hu2fs]

That love scene Showed him being a gentleman rose initiated the physical encounter and told him to put hands on her

[@AriaFuller-yg4hg]

I love titanic

[@Pixelologist]

It's a mix , for sure, but quite a lot of the opening footage IS the actual wreck of the Titanic.

[@Tyln93]

Stupid Rose!!! He caused Jack's death!!! And threw million dollar necklace into sea!!! With that money She could help a lot of peoples in need!!! This diamond is based on real life Hope Diamond!!! Hope Diamond = 350 Million Dollar!!! 350.000.000 💲💲💲💲💲

[@ineedue]

Your wild I love you I subbed ❤

[@Californiablend]

Welcome to the channel!

[@bosmerfromcanada3878]

I wanted to say that you're 100% right. James Cameron, Michael Bay and Stanley Kubrick were and are notorious for their hyper-perfectionism and attention to the most microscopic detail. Here's a joke for you: Stanley Kubrick, who died in 1999, has often been featured in loony conspiracy theories about mankind never going to the moon. Except he was such an obsessive perfectionist he decided to fake the moon landing right there on the actual moon, complete with fully functional space suits, actual NASA astronauts and lunar module. And they had to redo it 128 times until they got it perfect.😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MusicJayPe]

Footage of shipwreck is mixed - part is real and the rest is made in studio.

[@fastride1934]

Its a good movie. No denying that

[@AyAy008]

One of the greatest movies of all time really

[@amynielsen3466]

Never mind, it’s on Friday 😅

[@BrianBurandt]

Everytime i hear a melody i do the same shit like you did 😂

[@gallendugall8913]

I like the time traveler theory for this movie. It makes sense of the anachronisms involving Jack - he has items and talks about places that don't exist at this time. Jack didn't die. He went back to his own time then tried to meet Rose at the place he shouldn't have known about, but she never figured out the hints he had dropped.

[@EmilyKresl]

So are you saying Jack is quantum leaping

[@gallendugall8913]

@@EmilyKresl there are a couple of deep dive videos on the topic. Film Theory's is probably the most comprehensive.

[@johnfraley8544]

While your idea for the Bukater women to stay solvent is sound, the paintings would not be worth all that much in 1912. It takes time for them to become valuable. As for other possessions, Daddy probably had a lot of it mortgaged to the hilt to retain the illusion of his wealth. If you owe more than your stuff is worth, you're broke.

[@KingGreatnessKG]

27:42 lmao

[@angelomaurizio1668]

First time? Where have you been? lol

[@stevenmotchan2048]

I'm not sure those paintings were worth that much at that time.