TITANIC | "Make Each Day Count" Clip | Paramount Movies

[@FreeggNinja3618]

Jack understands life better than all of them and has the best moral character

[@bboyjohnanytimesoon4862]

I love his character. What matters most to him are values, morals and character.

[@FreeggNinja3618]

@@bboyjohnanytimesoon4862 Yep exactly, those are the things that matter most in life

[@ltlrenati]

This movie is nothing but pure brilliance. A love story that can never be duplicated. Beyond valuation, beyond forgery or imitation. And even though I am a 26 year old guy, I am not embarrassed to tell my friends the sadness and sorrow this movie made me feel. A piece of art, for which I will always be grateful. A huge thank you to Mr. Cameron, the cast and everybody else who was involved in the making of this masterpiece.

[@RoseDewitBukater]

It is

[@GeorgWilde]

I'm a guy and i enjoy Twilight series. I admit that only when annonymous on the internet thouh.

[@juliansingh8658]

I share the same seintements.

[@vanessapierce231]

Your comment was valued. God made you a sensitive human being. Don't spit in God's face, just exercise your quality to assist others. Merci beaucoup. It was all in your making. The book of Jeremiah chapter one.

[@kazinahian99]

Peter dury comes in

[@MANiSH_B777]

That lady tried to insult him but he took it like a pro and emerged with a lot more confidence and destroyed her ego. Leo is the best.

[@isaacscards2736]

He’s actually very polite for a 3rd class passenger to dine with 1st class I wouldn’t be that brave

[@FootkerSnooball]

Yeah, I think it's to do with the script and the fact that he is an actor probably earning more than everyone else on that table 😆

[@jessestinson9252]

They were all speechless. They couldn't believe how someone could be that happy without being rich

[@JewishKeto]

He was polite… and had more non judgmental class then most of the people at that table.

[@Tathoi16]

Same for me too

[@jeffreygreen8668]

I’m a first class passenger, brother; always welcome at my table ☺️😊☺️

[@KellytheHuman]

This movie truly was and still is masterpiece. And the score. The score is just packed with raw emotion and amplifies every scene.

[@vickstar1992]

I love how Molly supported Jack

[@maiosh6969]

I think he reminde her of her son

[@jessestinson9252]

@@maiosh6969 they did have the same size outfit

[@maiosh6969]

@@jessestinson9252 Yup

[@euripidesmuse]

I think if Jack had somehow lived and he and Rose ran off together, Molly would have helped them out financially without making a big deal about it. She might have set up Jack in a good job somewhere.

[@izabelledominguez1013]

Molly is lovely xx

[@sreedeepamhomeneedswhitema4153]

i like the way how he handled the situation.

[@Neo-oq3rx]

I love how Kathy Bates doesn’t look down on him and looks out for him

[@callumthornelow2936]

Kathy Bates/Molly Brown doesn't look down on him because unlike the others she started off poor becoming rich. (Rags to Riches)

[@bensmithkent22]

New money obviously.😂

[@yatsumleung8618]

She lent his son's white tie suit to him. And she taught her the table manners with the many sets of cutlery on the table.

[@briancaine9130]

There is NO bad Kathy Bates role or movie. She’s five star.

[@maiosh6969]

0:55 Jack has a charismatic personality it seems that first class women don't care about his poverty and still attracted to him which is why cal is jealous of him

[@さといも-g1e]

figure life's a gift and I don't intend on wasting it. You never know what hand you're gonna get dealt next. You learn to take life as it comes at you... to make each day count.

[@leonardobarbosa7825]

The 1st Class dinner scene also shows a bit of the social dynamic between the rich people amongst themselves if you look closely. Except for Ruth and Carl, all of them are very polite to Jack and are won over by his charm and honesty. It sure helps that thanks to Molly he was able to show up looking just as much dapper as any rich gentlemen, thus allowing him to blend in effortlessly, leading many to imagine he might have been a railway baron's heir or something like that. The main difference in treatment is between those who have class as well as money and those who have just the latter and none of the former. The Countess of Rothes, Benjamin Guggenheim, J.J. Astor and Colonel Gracie qualify as "old money" in various degrees, and one of their traits is the lack of need to affirm their status constantly, which is usually a sign that you're not all that to begin with ("Any man who must say 'I'm the king' is no true king" and all that). They can afford to be more chill and entertain the company of people like Jack in very special circumstances because they know this won't be seen as they "downgrading" themselves while living a kind of stylized modesty, at least in bearing and manners. Ruth, meanwhile, has only her late husband's name, literally running on fumes of a "good name" and pimping her daughter to get out of the poorhouse. All that is left for her is haughtiness. When the 1st Class ladies first met Jack face to face in the promenade deck, Rose tells "the others seemed interested and grateful about the man who saved me", except for Ruth. While Molly is the one to point out (in a subtle way) that Jack has something in his face (he was teaching Rose how to "spit like a man"), the other ladies don't make mention of it but don't laugh or ridicule him either, and are very attentive to Rose when she tells them about Jack's heroism. As for the men, (again, save for Cal) Gracie is the one who also suggested that Cal should at least ACKNOWLEDGE Jack (strongly hinting at a financial reward) since he, you know, saved his fianceé's life, enthusiastically responds to Jack's life phylosophy (first by giving his own two cents about life itself being a game of luck, and then saying "Hear, hear!" when Jack finishes his reply to Ruth) and invites him for brandy in the Smoking Room following the meal. This also shows later as the movies progresses: Mr. Andrews is also completly chill with Jack, making absolutely no fuzz about Jack being severely undressed while looking for Rose when he passes by him in the Grand Staircase. Must be because Andrews worked hard and earned his station in life and probably saw in Jack the very same men without whom his ship wouldn't ever left the drawing table. Cal and Molly represent polar opposites of the "new money" type. Molly is from the FIRST generation of new money, thus she knew both hardship and privilege, thus being able to relate and empathize with poor people because she was one of them not a few years ago. She dresses impecably and knows the ins and outs of high society but keeps some "unladylike" traits such as carrying her own luggage when the steward seems to be to slow and showing one of the crew members how to roam the lifeboat properly, demonstrating in a vigorous way. Cal the SECOND generation, who was born into money but didn't inherited work ethics or common sense: even when he tips a Southampton steward a pretty penny and suggests that $20 is fine for Jack's heroic deed (corrected by inflation, it IS some money), these moments of "nicety" might shown a lack of financial discipline. As for his social graces, he is very much like Ruth in the sense of looking down on poor people, but for a sense of superiority given his fortune instead of compensation for having only a surname to worm his way into high society despite being broke, like Ruth and the British aristocrats who allowed Americans within their lineage in exchange of their money (the "Dollar Princesses", as it was mostly American debutantes marrying the sons of British gentry).

[@lukeslevin2666]

I liked the way Jack threw the box of matches to Cal across the table so Cal could lit his giggerate because Cal didn't have any😂😂😂😂

[@brandongarland50]

"Here you go Cal" 😂😂😂😭 It's the funniest part in the movie to me. It's also funny because it went well with what he was saying.

[@vincemelson9655]

"All life is a game of luck..." That tone deaf guy always cracked me up in this scene...😆

[@maddalonefarms]

Why tone deaf?

[@vasilikikakara3092]

He's the same dude in the end who just put his Sunday best clothes and embraced his fate while the ship was sinking. Didn't bribe for a place in the lifeboats even though he could have done it.

[@vincemelson9655]

@@maddalonefarms He's just funny because through out the movie everyone from rose's social circle is testing Jack, and he always just sort of assumes the best of him, and kind of comes off aloof lol

[@nicholastartaglia4276]

I was thinking it added to the scene. Most of these people he’s interacting with were born lucky, which adds to Jack’s dialogue here. He also wasn’t the typical rich person in the movie, accepting his fate at the end.

[@Icy_Princess]

@@vasilikikakara3092 No he ain't. The guy you're talking about is Benjamin Guggenheim. He waited for his demise and said the famous quote "We are dressed in our best and prepared to go down like gentlemen". The person in this clip who said "All life is a game of luck" is Archibald Gracie.

[@pinkybear2680]

James Cameron is the greatest director of all time hands down.

[@rstein926]

In my opinion Stephen Spielberg is. After all he directed some of the biggest movies ever (Jaws, Jurassic Park, ET, Save Private Ryan etc). However besides Spielberg, the other greatest directors of all time are the following in my opinion: George Lucas James Cameron Peter Jackson Chris Columbus John Hughes Stanley Kubrick Alfred Hitchcock Tim Burton

[@Thu-wv8kq]

Yeah. Jack is a great influencer at this table.

[@Krabbat]

And also at the table of "Django unchained". Imagine the scenes changed from one movie to the other,...

[@franciscalages6946]

What an amazing scene this is! I really love this movie for the values that it shows. Rose loved him for who he is and hated the high society who she came from. That's the beauty of this love story. Sad ending, i always cry at the end

[@travisboutilier2220]

That ain't right, rose can't love him or hate the high society she came from, that's so ungrateful. their is no beauty in this affair story.

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

Jack is really a cipher as a character. He represents a side of Rose she feels but can’t express.

[@arjunrane3010]

Leonardo DiCaprio 🔥

[@ilahmaecunanan2629]

And queen Kate Winslet 👑

[@datemasamune2904]

I'd like to think that if the ship did not sink, that they'd all financially support Jack as an artist, and commission several pieces from him.

[@maddalonefarms]

Not Cal or Ruth

[@Tempusverum]

Guggenheim probably would. The guy commissioned art and has a museum in NY named after him

[@victorymansions]

A lower to working class lad says his piece, and an upper class man says 'Here here!' Don't see that every day.

[@black4redboy]

Yesterday I was sleeping under a bridge and today I’m reading comments with you fine people 🥂 (still under the bridge tho)

[@hanahani5696]

best comment everr lmao

[@ilahmaecunanan2629]

Kathy Bates is the best ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@hilarityhilarious]

I love this scene. I really relate to Jack’s outlook, that life is a big adventure, a gift, and it’s amazing just to jump into and embrace the unknown.

[@chengechitewo]

My most favorite scene of all time. I've literally watched it more than 50 times

[@mikesherman5349]

I like how she was helping him the whole time from the suit , forks & spoons and all

[@reignconsultancylimited7265]

Thats love

[@brendonvaldal259]

Thank you Captian

[@drewcorry5056]

Absolutely love this scene.

[@charlie_23Laaaa]

Jack Dawson my favourite movie character of all time

[@АннаНазарова-ы5к]

now I'm here drinking champagne with you, fine people :)

[@DIPALIMONDAL-q5o]

"You have to take it in life what comes at you"❤❤❤

[@Mrviewer4455]

No one can beat Leonardo DiCaprio

[@surajshokeen8034]

Yup. Why do people think he is ugly? He looks so good.

[@cooklivemn2434]

Jack is the only real human being on that table..

[@lionkingfan]

Brilliant film and rose looks cute in this scene

[@rafaelrasga8553]

The best of the best movie.... Fazer a diferença todos os dias. É o que precisamos. Great words.

[@animarioty]

Ohh jack is amazing 🤣

[@Natedawg38]

Charisma....yeah you can't buy it. Some people have it who are poor, some people have it who are rich. But you definitely can't buy it.

[@hanahani5696]

Real ❤

[@beardedbloke2521]

The scene shows how Jack is far more in touch with reality than the superficial privileged jokers around him

[@RoseRedd-k4b]

A Real man makes his own luck Cal? You are a Nepo baby, come on now. Also I love what Jack said here, make each day count.

[@1minutecomicswalahollywood648]

Why did Rose 🌹 deliberately drop the diamond 💎 named "the heart of the ocean" in to the Atlantic ocean? 101 years old Rose 🌹 was very intelligent Reasoning: 1. As the name suggests "the heart of the ocean" 2. Exploration of Titanic 🚢 must not be stopped. Keep digging, come up with new stories. Keep Titanic alive for centuries, Cult like followers.

[@dlucey123]

My theory is that she never forgot her true love disappearing and sinking down to the bottom of the ocean, she kept the diamond for a long time to remember him by but eventually realised that her heart had gone out to him and it belonged with him at the bottom of the ocean. That way he wouldn’t be alone, her heart didn’t belong with gold diggers desperate to retrieve that jewel. Your theories could be right, that’s just mine.

[@Mrviewer4455]

Leonardo DiCaprio is the best actor in the world

[@hanahani5696]

He's so smart ❤

[@reenagupta779]

One of my favorite movie 💟

[@czarvincentrojoca3116]

If that kind of talent and charisma was born in this era he would have become a millionaire.

[@TheWayOfTheZ]

Jack’s outlook on life was a breath of fresh air to Rose. He was the polar opposite of her class-wise. Rose had lived a spoiled, pampered existence her whole life while Jack took whatever life threw at him and rolled with it. What I wonder about though is if this outlook would have stood the test of time in terms of their relationship if Jack had lived. Rose was used to luxury and comfort. That’s all she had known growing up. All Jack had known was struggling with little to no money and making the best of his situation no matter what. Yes Rose was clearly infatuated and over the moon for him, but they had only known each other for 2 days and their relationship was very much in the honeymoon phase. Obviously it was cut short so prematurely due to his tragic death, but had it not been and he had survived along with Rose, would they have lasted as a couple beyond the disaster? That’s the big question.

[@HWDragonborn]

Their relationship would definitely not last considering that Jack would have dumped Rose once she turned 25

[@Bangtanarmyy-20]

Ismay actually looks quite impressed by the answers and words of Jack

[@euripidesmuse]

I guess he's not totally evil, then.

[@theyoungwolf9852]

Tbf apart from cal and ruth everyone seemed to be listening to jack and very interested in him

[@ssark9187]

Ismay had pride and overconfidence. But not necessarily evil. His overconfidence got the best of him.

[@juliansingh8658]

This how we all should live life. I am person that lost everything and that is the best way to live life.

[@chiragparmar1964]

Dude i m just curious to know about you .....like can you describe properly what you lost and how ?

[@juliansingh8658]

@@chiragparmar1964 I am unemployed for the past three years. I can not go back in the financial industry in SA as I am debared I got 600k in debt. So I take each as it comes

[@chiragparmar1964]

@@juliansingh8658 I hope you get back all of your money dude...stay positive trust the God..everything will come back to you one day...just keep hard working ...."the money is gone not your brain or experience"

[@juliansingh8658]

@@chiragparmar1964 Thank you

[@Musicienne-DAB1995]

@@juliansingh8658 Hope you're able to do everything you can to pay down that debt.

[@J058-s7z]

0:07 Wow the lady on the left is very good looking

[@PriceyTomato]

She's probably older than your grandma

[@J058-s7z]

@@PriceyTomato Yes everyone gets old..

[@korakis11]

What was her name again? She asked about the machines stopped, right? After collision.

[@euripidesmuse]

@@korakis11 I think that was the Countess de Rothes.

[@yoyouyos767]

This is best film of sir Leonardo DiCaprio it's first film to him i see in the past it's long time but it's amazing ❤

[@anyonecansee576]

Well said jack ❤️🇧🇩

[@SatyaVlogs8324]

What a great mesmerizing smile. My God damn beautiful ❤❤❤

[@Tathoi16]

Make each day count

[@sirib9609]

0:11 Oh my *yeah I fell in love with the right man, who needs cal*

[@bazvlogs2739]

I’d love to see a sequel to what Roses life and the rest of the passengers life was like after Titanic

[@rachaelalys]

Especially her mother!

[@vanessapierce231]

Especially Kathy Bates. I liked her character. I also liked the man who pulled Rose aside y told her to get a lifeboat.

[@FootkerSnooball]

I liked Cal. Amd also the one who planted the diamond in Jack's outfit and locked him up & assaulted him. Just kidding, they were c***s.

[@danskyl7279]

The sequel shall be named "Beyond the Titanic". 😂 And it wont be about the titanic.

[@fkhoja3346]

😆 Smart Jack 🏆

[@DanielWhite-v4e]

happy birthday jack

[@dankmdunn4725]

Best movie ever

[@tomservo5347]

As the wife of a miner I'm sure Molly knew exactly what Jack was talking about-live in the present and take it as it comes.

[@mariusdeksnys6382]

she smiles

[@returnofthemack8347]

Frances Fischer played the hell out of this role; I hated her as if she were Real person so that means she nailed it lol

[@synovawilliams9057]

Jack is my kinda man bey😂😂😂

[@anavilla7134]

JACK BECOMES ROSE'S REFERENCE, ESPECIALLY WHEN HE SHOWS HIM THE DRAWINGS OF THE CAN-CAN WOMEN WHOM ROSE WANTS TO BECOME, WHICH I TALK ABOUT IN A CHANNEL VIDEO.

[@mikeramahi9885]

"Oh... here you go Cal"😅😅😅😅

[@elenachacon8660]

"Life is a gift": Rose and Caledon were between the passengers who survived to the tragedy. Caledon will commit suicide 17 years later, Rose looked for her freedom. One of them understood Jack.

[@dgirllamius____x]

Hear, hear!

[@brendonvaldal259]

…………we’ll yes Ma’am I do..

[@natashaing4999]

Cal at the end lol

[@luziaflone1951]

To make each day count

[@carolinevanneste4329]

Adembenemend mooi!❤💖💖

[@Model_Roe]

Hi my husband Leonardo DiCaprio

[@janisan2991]

This is actual Leonardo Dicaprio in Titanic

[@mariusdeksnys6382]

but good jokers Jack. Here You will come superman :)

[@animeOfDarkness405]

I like lady molly she kind to jack

[@consuelomonsoriuperez7345]

Podría ser en Español gracias

[@journeym4n-l5s]

054 I think his charm worked for the lady on the left as well

[@siacrys]

the best movie

[@yennisopheialestaris.h335]

Jack and the engagement.

[@tootsieroll9192]

Every time I see this scene, there is a weird sensation in myself. Dorson is from the lowerst class, never met up with people from higher social ranks. He met a girl from the highest class on the ship, only had a day or two to get to know each other, and was invited to the dinner, but he acts and talks confidently without even being embarassed. So unnatural and weird. What do you think?

[@euripidesmuse]

He was scared shitless, he's just good at hiding it.

[@dramainfinto]

What is surprising is how quick he loved her and also among all the people who died in that ship, the movie made the audience feel sorry only for the couple and that's how sacry media is. 😢

[@EliaVaineTanga-o8o]

Would Titanic Be On Paramount Plus As Well

[@HoNesTrEvIeWsyOP]

Everybody wanted to know what I would if I didn't win.....i guess will never know,

[@brahmanandamukherjee9433]

Well said jack,,, like bengolis

[@nabilm3ak502]

According to my mosdest experience in studing as a Morrocco 🇲🇦 young man,I say about the subject of the movie Titanic as a distinguished movie and it talks about a huge ship that sank with its passengers.which took the name Olympic and was on board rich competitors to the British governement ,so it was deliberately drowned and loaded with all races of people,including Arabes.the ship,which led tto the fifthrise of theo the water floor,moved and split in two and sank this is God knows the truth.

[@mhuuudhaarrarhhhmmmez4829]

Who is the connect!

[@37654]

Anyone here from the Owlkitty video

[@esma9664]

❤️🌹💙🙏

[@samirbazoune5715]

Film Titanic Kate Winslet cinéma américain Hollywood star américaine Hollywood classique ❤

[@vanessapierce231]

Kate Winslet figure is like Edna purviance s in the Charlie Chaplin movies. The Titanic s sinking was around 1913 y Charlie Chaplin films were 1915.

[@AkashRoy-de4no]

AS kya ring Kaha geya..kya pure tarah se tuu mujhe dil se utar dia..kya sachh muchh tere pass me mar geya.

[@AkashRoy-de4no]

Me tujhe pahele kahe chuki huu bhagban mujhe dost se jaada dushman diya hai..

[@AkashRoy-de4no]

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[@AkashRoy-de4no]

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[@AkashRoy-de4no]

Ye ladki kya chata hai lakta hai Mera mat chata hai😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@AkashRoy-de4no]

Me janta huu tere sath kon kon hai..me kuchh nehi Kiya..paap Kisi ne Kiya aur injaam mujh par de geya tha..me kohi illiterate people ki waja se mere carrier kharap hone nehi dunga..

[@ازهارازهار-ش8ح]

الحمد لله انا حيل طيبة ماعندي خباثة ونكاسة ونحاسة

[@lianecornils6603]

That’s enough.

[@user-ei1oc9jp4e]

I dont find DeCapperio exciting but I find Rose's fian 1:12 cé to be very exciting and sexy...I like this strong confident personality❤❤

[@kartiniki8321]

assalamu alaikum ya wak alaikum sayang di sayang

[@DanielWhite-v4e]

it's not wrong

[@ziongeo]

On seeing this movie I Just remember how Jesus saved me from this worldly desires ... I remember the cross..

[@FootkerSnooball]

DiCaprio was in Romeo & Juliet the year before this which was a romance drama film about 2 main characters who were told they weren't allowed to be together but they did anyway and Leo's character dies in both. In fact both main characters die in both but obviously Rose dies much later in the future.

[@Xenophanes198]

A brilliant film. Sadly, if this movie were to come out today as is it would not be eligible for Best Picture due to the new diversity and inclusivity standards implemented by the Holier-than-thou critical theorists who have hijacked Hollywood and think they know more than everyone else. The Golden Era of Hollywood is long gone. I'm just glad that this film came out when it did.

[@jonnykb1155]

ok boomer

[@mariusdeksnys6382]

Jesus in Heaven :)

[@asonreltrueme7566]

Pls who can recommend to me this particular English version I’ve never seen it before only in French

[@polianasantos3471]

Passando fome Forcassao de barra

[@sohaiface]

Hia hia.

[@sandrixgrone]

0:37

[@mariusdeksnys6382]

Why, Titanic ;)