Titanic movie

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a night to remember

3 (10%)

titanic 1953

7 (23.3%)

The titanic 1996

3 (10%)

Titanic 1997

14 (46.7%)

titanic cartoon

2 (6.7%)

raising the titanic

0 (0%)

ghost af the abyss

1 (3.3%)

Total Members Voted: 16

[Drakko]

i like 1997 , 1996

[firestar12]

I HATED that 1996 one. I thought it was AWFUL.

[jim.smith]

What about Raise The Titanic starring Jason Robards.

[Drakko]

tHANKS I MODIFY

[RMS Gigantic]

I really enjoyed the 1953's Nearer, My God, To Thee scene. While inaccurate, it expressed mood far better than any modern film ever could.

And I agree that the 1997 film was awful.

[RMS Canada]

I perfer Titanic (1997).  Titanic: the Animated Movie is a bit cheesy and weird.

[firestar12]

I really enjoyed the 1953's Nearer, My God, To Thee scene. While inaccurate, it expressed mood far better than any modern film ever could.

And I agree that the 1997 film was awful.

Awful in the sense that he focused more on the whole "Oh Jack! I will save you!". Obvious because he got the location of the master-at-arms' room completely wrong. And when they went into the boiler rooms, the route didn't exist. Neither did that door they broke down to get in that hallway. It would be a lot better if Jim went back and Re-did a documentary WITHOUT Jack and Jill Rose. Hey G, is that 1953 nearer my god to thee scene on youtube?

[Drakko]

I perfer Titanic (1997).  Titanic: the Animated Movie is a big cheesy and weird.

i agree

[RMS Gigantic]

Hey G, is that 1953 nearer my god to thee scene on youtube?

Yes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMx-cA96ZVI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMx-cA96ZVI)

You forgot the magical door into the cargo holds that Jack made so they could "do the act" in some poor soul's car, and the convenient, but non-existant fire ax. Then the odd dissappearence of Bruce Ismay from his parlor suite of B-52, B-54, and B-56. Let's not also forget the instantaneous trip from the previously mentioned car cargo hold on the Orlop Deck to the forward well deck on C-Deck, completely skipping G-, F-, E-, and D-deck. They also show Titanic's bridge lights on at night. The crew needed night vision back then, you know! It takes 30 minutes of darkness to completely develop, but can be lost in an instant when exposed to light!

[firestar12]

Yes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMx-cA96ZVI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMx-cA96ZVI)

You forgot the magical door into the cargo holds that Jack made so they could "do the act" in some poor soul's car, and the convenient, but non-existant fire ax. Then the odd dissappearence of Bruce Ismay from his parlor suite of B-52, B-54, and B-56. Let's not also forget the instantaneous trip from the previously mentioned car cargo hold on the Orlop Deck to the forward well deck on C-Deck, completely skipping G-, F-, E-, and D-deck. They also show Titanic's bridge lights on at night. The crew needed night vision back then, you know! It takes 30 minutes of darkness to completely develop, but can be lost in an instant when exposed to light!

I remember, but didn't want to type all that. (Hands are sore)

[TerryRussell]

I didn't vote. There isn't a button for "I hated them all". 

[RMS Gigantic]

What, you won't pick one unless it portrays the near miss with the SS New York in Southampton?

[firestar12]

What, you won't pick one unless it portrays the near miss with the SS New York in Southampton?

That would be nice to see in a movie sometime soon.

[RMS Gigantic]

Or ever

That and the Propior Deo version of Nearer, my God, to Thee being played by the band.