STILL HAVENT SEEN TITANIC | Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On reaction! 

Celine Dion actually refused to do a second take on this! She hated thos song lol...a couple of suggestions for reactions 1. Leann Rimes- Ten Thousand Angels 2. Alan Jackson - Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning 3. Phillips, Craig, and Dean-When God Ran and Mercy Came Running PLEASE, PLEASE at some point react to these, I subscribed yesterday and spent several hours binging your videos and LOVED them all!!!!

=^.^= i remember when i came out and buying it on VHS and it was so long it was two vhs tapes to watch it lol

Did you like the movie? Her voice is very beautiful

Celine got brothers out here saying “eloquently” 💀

Question and please answer, if I told you before you saw it that The Titanic sinks, would you say I’m spoiling the movie?

That was an old Karen Carpenter trick... Talent will out! And Karen had it, and Celine still does.

That really is mind blowing. A demo of the song which eventually became an all time hit instantly. I wonder how many artist could do it.

It won an Oscar too 😊

The reason why her vibrato is so strong is because she had a ton of coffee before recording 😆

Same with Whitney Houston and her iconic Star Spangled Banner rendition. Truly amazing singers, both of them. Too bad Whitney couldn't drop the drugs. I miss her still.

Whoa😮 I didn't know that👍

@@mirayoon1992 This is one of my favorite movies ever made. And I found this out about a year ago.

@@lunarose698 nice. I like Leonardo here and this song: the two main reasons why I like this movie as well

It sounds so much better instrumental though. I have disliked this song for 24 years now. I was five years old when I heard this song. The movie came out when I was in kindergarten. I have seen this movie twice. Both times I felt like I wasted my time watching it. I am not a Kate Winslet fan or Leonardo DiCaprio fan at all.

@@ashleydowney1222 I also like the instrumental version too

That still amazes me!

She is a legend 💯

It still makes me sob.

Not sure why since I get seasick and am not a fan of large bodies of water, but I've been obsessed with the Titanic since I was a little kid. The exhibit toured the U.S. ten years or so ago and I saw it in Atlanta. Bought a trinket in which there is coal from the ship, a keepsake I treasure. There was a survivor of the sinking with my last name from the same place my father's family was originally from, but I've never tried to figure out if there's any relation. Not sure I want to know.

@@3ScotsInk I've been obsessed too since I was little, my mum started telling me about the ship when the news started talking about James Cameron making his movie. I've never seen the exhibit though, I'm sure that must be quite the experience for Titanic-nerds like us. That's interesting, I would have wanted to know more about this survivor but I understand that you're not sure. My paternal grandmother knew the sons of one of the men who lost his life during the sinking, I don't remember what she said about him but I remember finding information about him in one of my books when I was spending the night at her house and she randomly mentioned him, although I don't remember much from that evening (she passed away in 2001 so it's a long time ago) I remember it was a nice bonding-moment for us.

@@AT87 Her name was Eva Hart. Here's an interview with her. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MD5J43Z9AWI.html Of course she and all the T survivors are dead now, but there are a lot of docs here on RU-vid, interviews with others, stories of the investigation that followed the sinking, much of it very sad, placing blame where we now know it didn't belong and whatnot. I'm glad you got to talk with your grandmother about it. I wish I had, wish I'd talked with my mother and father about it, but they are all gone now. Titanic nerds, I love it! It is kind of eerie though, being so interested yet at the same time so terrified by the idea of dying that way. Seeing the artifacts, photos of many of the souls lost that night, pieces of dinnerware, clothing, suitcases-- the exhibit was amazing. But I felt haunted the whole time. Keep an eye out, I'm sure it's still making the rounds around the world. If it pops up somewhere close to where you are, don't miss it. It'll stick with you forever.

​@@3ScotsInk Thank you for sharing, I remember seeing that interview with her but it's been a while. Yes, it is eerie I guess but there are so many stories in that one incident that it's no wonder one would be so interested in it. I would love to see the exhibit one day but I have to admit that I am in no rush, I think it would feel a bit eerie as well, at least to me... but I wouldn't say no if I got the chance!

I figured it out, and if I start the movie at 8:03 p.m. (I'm in the Pacific time zone) this evening (April 14), the ship will sink on film at the same minute that the actual ship went down.

Yeah I got teary-eyed towards the end :( I can't watch Titantic without crying anyways so I don't usually.

I have met many of the family members of the passengers, and it's sad when you hear their stories. These were real people.

@@RedRoseSeptember22 same.

I could watch the end on repeat over and over.

In my opinion; Leonardo DiCaprio deserved to win an Oscar for Best Actor in "Titanic." However, the friendship he has with Kate Winslet is more than sufficient as their friendship has endured for twenty-six years. Kate Winslet is still so gorgeous and Leonardo DiCaprio is still quite handsome. When Leonardo finally won an Oscar for his movie "The Revenant" in 2016 Kate teared up during his acceptance speech.

Damn straight!

One of something like soundtrack trinity If I should say

Yes, he won an Oscar for this. Sadly he passed away.

Yes, I was so sad when he died.

Rest in peace

That's amazing same thing for George strait with his wife even to the point where he wouldn't kiss the love interest in the movie pure country which is just so awesome

Not to me. He knew her when she was like 11 and living with he and his first wife. Woody Allen vibes to me. Gross.

@@filmsensei and he had a nasty gambling habit here in Vegas. which the casino's covered, if she would play a few concerts here. " she did"

gross , he had his eyes on her since she was a child .

@@forsakenjones4695 yup, once she started earning money he picked up a drinking and gambling problem. That she had to pay off with, 5 nights at Casers.

I still am😂

Same * swoon *

Me too

Me too!! 1997, my 1st year of College 😊

Haha yep

It seemed like it was more than that

Oh yeah. Sometime soon...

I did that too!!! I actually would sneak into it, just asked to use the bathroom at the theater and sneak in.....I was obsessed.

Lmfao let's hope so :D

No. They look like two English muffins 😂

#bingers titanic!!!!!!!

I hate their kissing in this movie. They look like two Milk Duds kissing. Kissing doesn't normally bother me in movies though. Unless it's French kissing.

🤣🤣🤣

My condolences on your husband's passing.

@kevin pierson yes that is true. It is one you have to give the entire evening to watch it.

Is amazing!!

Funny, I’m the same age as Leonardo but he looked so young to me, I loved his character but I had the hots for Billy Zane even though he was a straight AH. Funny how that works.

If it wasn’t for me my brother likely would’ve never seen it. He rebukes everything pop culture, but I was obsessed so he had no choice lol

Haha I remember exactly where the first tape left off. It was right after the Captain says “I believe you may get your headline, Mr. Ismay” because Mr. Andrews had just explained that the ship would sink in the next hour or two. The second tape started with Cal slapping Rose for cheating on him. Oh the 90s 😆