Titanic (1997) First Time Watching REACTION PART 1 

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I like how Jack is neither jealous nor resentful of the rich, and understands that they can have their own problems and be miserable, just like everyone else. He treats everyone as a person, not a class. Obviously he is very wise for his age, and has a solid understanding of people.

The first movie to make a billion dollars at the box office. James Cameron earned that best director Oscar

I saw this masterpiece over 15 times while it was in theaters back in 1997 and I cried every time

Couple fun facts : 1. A lot of the characters in the movie and names used are based on real people who were on the Titanic. A surprising amount of them in fact. They also found actors that at least closely resembled the actual person. Comparisons of the Captain and other to their real life photos are striking, the casting director did an incredible job. 2. A lot of background dialogue is based off of real conversations overheard by passengers in dining areas and while walking the deck the first few days. Conversations such as the man who said he wanted more speed and a reason for headlines, that was a real conversation reported by a passenger after surviving the initial wreckage. Same with tidbits like first class passengers having a hate on for Molly Brown, because she was a real person who was in fact what they called 'new money'. 3. There's interesting little nods to historical accuracy. From what I remember, there was a staff member who worked in maintenance or some related department, and he had the only key to the binoculars cabinet. He ended up being offboarded before departure (for some reason I can't remember), and just so happened to forget to leave the key behind. With a ship that big not being able to reroute back for a single key, they just relied on the lookouts being able to see anything coming well in advance because there weren't many reports of icebergs at that time of year, from their knowledge. And so the short scene between the lookouts where they don't have binoculars is actually historical fact, rather than just being an oversight by James Cameron for the sake of the plot. There's tons of other fascinating things to point out. And if you're interested, there's tons of videos on the behind-the-scenes, as well as breakdowns of the historical accuracy in documentary form. 😊👌

Being from Wisconsin I always loved the little shout-out in the film and yes our winters are very cold. Little fun fact about Lake Wissota In Wisconsin where Jack says he went ice fishing is a man-made lake and didn't exist until 1917, some 5 years after the Titanic went down. This gaffe led to a popular fan theory that Jack was a time traveler sent to save Rose.

This is such a powerhouse film, the acting and set design were amazing. Everyone did a superb job. Nice reaction ladies. Billy Zane aka the rich boyfriend played The Phantom in the previous year. Leonardo was 22 almost 23 when this came out.

"How can they be so good looking. How? Not fair!" Says one of the most good looking reacters out there!

I saw this 8 times when it came out in theaters. Im something of a Titanic/history buff. This was an expensive movie to make that some didn’t think would be be able to match its budget at the box office/theater but it did and then some. It tied Ben Hur for the most Academy Awards earn by a a single movie. Hat help make it a great movie, in my opinion, was the use of the fictional love story of Jack and Rose which unlike other movies helped viewers better understand various key crew members and passengers and or the how social status/class truly separated people in the early 1900’s.

Billy Zane who played Cal improvised the scene when he flips the table to get a genuine reaction from Kate. Actor Eric Braeden who played John Jacob Astor III survived the sinking of the German Refugee ship The Wilhelm Gustlov as an infant. This ship had 9 to 10000 people crammed in and was torpedoed by a Russian sub, the ship sank so fast that only people on the uppermost decks could get off 8-9000 perished. Having said that, the scene when the dome crashes in over the grand staircase, Astor looks up and has a genuine fear because the scene was rehearsed without water.

Titanic’s maiden/first voyage lasted only lasted 4 days before it sank 2 and half miles below the North Atlantic. Titanic was some 200 miles away from the coast of Nova Scotia when she sank. If you look up the size comparison of Titanic pictured against the largest modern Cruise Ship you will most certainly be amazed and or shocked Magy by how small Titanic is compared to the modern cruise ship. In width and and height the modern cruise ship is 2 to 3 times bigger. In its day Titanic was at the time the largest man made moving object and or ship ever built.

Fun fact: every shot of the titanic at dock is actually a mirrored shot (they flipped the video in post production). They had to do this because they only built half the ship as set design, but it was the wrong side. They found out after they built it that the titanic was docked on the starboard (right side). So they had costumes built backwards and all the signage was flipped, rather then rebuild the entire set

Everyone can get annoyed or angry and then change their feelings. It doesn't mean one is bipolar! 😄 Bipolar disorder is when one experiences extreme swings in one's feelings/moods for no apparent reason--they just suddenly feel super-happy or super-sad, and they don't know why. Rose is not bipolar--she knows why she feels as she does at any given moment. Feelings are not a disorder except when they don't make sense and randomly disrupt one's life.

I honestly love these movie reaction videos. It's kind of like interacting with others instead of just passively watching movies by myself which is boring after a while.

Hi Magy and Lara, When you see the hands holding the pencil and drawing Rose, in real life, that's James Cameron's hands. He's quite an artist. Titanic was the most expensive movie ever filmed at the time. No one thought it would make any money. Thanks to young ladies like you two, who saw it many times in the theater, Titanic made lots and lots of money.

It's a common myth that the Titanic didn't have enough life boats. She actually had more than required. It was the regulation that was antiqued, since the Titanic was so much bigger than any ships before then and they hadn't had the time to change it accordingly. So, they just had as many boats as the other big ships of the era, which wasn't even close to the people that were actually on the Titanic. Thankfully, they changed the regulations after the accident.

The scene where Jack is drawing Rose, and you gals were saying "he must be saying to himself 'Concentrate! Concentrate!' ... actually, I can assure you - as somebody who is avid about photography - that you having to concentrate on concentrating is *not* an issue! I am *seriously* acrophobic (afraid of heights), but to get a *great* photo I climbed out on the tree-limb of a tree growing out from a cliff, with a *100+ foot drop* (30+ meters) below me! I didn't pay *any* attention to it - until I had put my camera away and slung it back around behind me. *Then* I realized just where I was ... and froze solid! My friend, who had said I was _crazy_ to do it in the first place, and was standing on solid ground, climbed just a bit onto the tree, and then started to (slowly) help/guide me back onto _'terra firma'_ - but it took him about 15-20 minutes to do it, literally inch by inch! Point being: if you have that *drive* for something that you are truly dedicated to and passionate about ... when you are 'in the flow' as they say - nothing else seems real or even exists at that time! The artist in Jack knew what he was trying to achieve with the drawing, and nothing else mattered at that time! (Not even the beautiful naked lady that he was drawing! The drawing _itself_ was *everything* at the time!)

You girls are like me! I was crying before the sinking tragedy. The romantic scene where they are “flying” had me in tears 😂❤😂❤

17:38 - I love how they both adjust their opinion of Billy Zane the minute he gives Rose the diamond.

Cal just wanted Rose for her family's name and stature in Philadelphia "high society", since his family was "new money" and had none, and he thought he could buy her affection with a heart made of cold diamond. The real "heart of the ocean" involves the tragedy and those who needlessly died, and those who sacrificed themselves (like Jack) so that others might live, not a gemstone.

I love Magy’s laugh. So lovely.

My best friend Mike and I took our girlfriends to see this...the night before we went on a cruise. YEP! Can't make that up.

Leo was 23 but you’re right! He has always looked much much younger than his age- if you look at him in the movie A Boy’s Life you’ll be astonished at how old he actually was

Just so you know, in the age where CGI is so very good, all the shot of the Titanic on the ocean floor in this movie was from Cameron filming the real wreckage. He hired a team and went down himself to make sure he got the shots he wanted, despite the risk involved in diving to such depths.

I saw it 3 times in the cinema at the beginning of 1998 (when it was released in Spain) and I saw it again in 2012 in the rerun, in the last night session and exactly on the night of April 14 to 15, which is exactly when It was the 100th anniversary of the sinking. In other words, I saw the sinking "in real time."

I think Lora wins the age guessing of Leo. He was 22 years old when this filmed. Great reactions to this epic film, Lora & Magy!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

The chief engineer who designed Titanic knew that it could sink, but thought it was extremely unlikely, and he was right, this was a crazy "perfect storm" of an accident. There were some who considered it unsinkable, but they were wrong, obviously. The chief engineer (Thomas Andrews) planned for there to have been enough lifeboats for everyone onboard, but his bosses overruled him, and that was that.

Reminds me of Disney's Aladdin, Jack go from poor to rich

Seeing you two reacting together is adorable overload! Fantastic job. If you ever visit America, I'd recommend visiting Branson, Missouri. There they have a Titanic museum with actual items taken from the wreck and they rebuilt the grand staircase exactly, and you can stand right there like they were.

Fun Fact, Mags: Jack’s drawing of Rose was actually drawn by director James Cameron! 🎨

jack : We can make it rose, trust me Rose : i trust you 😂

I find it depressing that some people didn't know that Titanic was a real ship.

Titanic was one of 3 ships made to be “sister” ships. It was actually the second to be built- The Olympic was first, and the Brittanic last, delayed for a refit of new safety equipment and more lifeboats due to the sinking of the Titanic, which also required widening the entire ship. Britannic was converted into a hospital ship for WW1 and sank in shallow waters after striking a sea mine. Its new lifeboat system allowed them to launch 35 lifeboats in under half an hour, compared to Titanic’s 18 lifeboats in over two hours. Only about 50 passengers on Britannic died, 30 of which when their lifeboats got chopped up by the propellers that were raising out of the water as the ship sank. Olympic was taken out of service in the mid-1930’s, and scrapped. It was only slightly smaller than Titanic. Modern Cruise Ships dwarf Titanic in size. Also, Titanic was only required by law to have 16 lifeboats. It had 20, 18 of which were launched. At the time, the thinking was that these ships were so safe, that they would sink slowly enough that the lifeboats would be used to shuttle passengers to a rescue boat, as opposed to the lifeboats themselves being the rescue boat. There were so many ships traveling these lanes in the ocean, and with the wireless telegram capable of reaching over 500 miles, it was assumed that there would always be a rescue boat close by enough to do this… and there was. The Californian, just two miles away. Except , they weren't monitoring their wireless and didn't get Titanic's distress calls. No 3rd class passengers were intentionally locked inside the ship. Many got lost in its corridors, or couldn't read the directions which were only written in English.

Never been a big fan of the Ocean but there's something about being on a cruise that just feels magical

Leonardo and Kate are The Heart of The Ocean.

Speaking as an artist. You are so concentrated at creating great art, everything else goes away. No feeling other than that.

Two of the actors, Bernard Fox and David Warner, who played Archibald Gracie and Lovejoy respectively, had both been in earlier movies about the Titanic. Fox played the character of Frederick Fleet, the officer who first spotted the iceberg. Warner played Lawrence Beasley, an actual second-class passenger aboard the doomed ship.

Up until this version was made, none of the other movies about the ship had the Titanic breaking in two, mainly because they were all made prior to the wreck being found.

You are correct, the Titanic was the biggest in 1912 but the entire ship can fit inside the hold of the Queen Mary.

Funny thing.....the scene where Jack draws Rose was one of the first scenes filmed. Cameron thought it would be a good icebreaker for DiCaprio and Winslet.

being romantic is accepting this is a real love story... Being mature and realistic is accepting that Cal was actually a good man, willing to give everything for the woman he loves, even take in her parasitic mother, and how does she thank him? cheating on him with the first vagabond she crossed path with who only sweet-talked her...

And to think that Leonard Di Caprio now dates women who weren't even born when this movie came out. LOL

I remember these two girls from my middle school Spanish class who would always discuss Leonardo Dicaprio and their plans to rewatch Titanic every Friday after school.

It IS cool to look down from the bow of a moving ship, though. I took a ferry across Lake Michigan once with my family back when I was in high school, and it was shortly after this movie came out so OF COURSE I was gonna go up the bow and take a look. Because once you get a certain distance out, you completely lose your sense of speed and distance. Especially once you're out in the middle of the lake and you can't see anything but water in every direction. It doesn't even feel like you're on a moving object... until you look down and see all that water whizzing past.

The girl in purple says "yeah" 328 times in 43 minutes 😂 love the reaction bdw❤

That is true. My grandmother said it sank because they mocked God. She was a staunch Catholic.

Because of the depth of the wreck, it wasn't until the 1990s the wreck was ever scene. James Cameron(the director) either was the first to see it(footage used for the movie) or second and they still used the footage. Until the wreck was discovered, no one believed the ship had broken in half.

17:20 "You still had time to remove your jacket and your shoes." Maggie's facial reaction and her saying "welllll....": absolutely priceless!!!! So cute!! Awesomely hilarious commentary from both you lovely ladies on this film here!!

the girl on the left, when she smiles, kinda looks like gal gadot

''It's better to miss that ship'' is what I was saying. The two Swedes that Jack and Fabrizio won poker against were lucky chaps. That scene reminds me of passengers who missed the doomed flights of Air France 447, MH17 and TWA 800.

"He looks like 15 or 16". So do you Magy. 🙂

While never truly unsinkable it was very close to being so because of its multiple water tight compartments. Unfortunately the night it sank, the iceberg it collided with caused a damage scenario that Titanic’s designer’s hadn’t thought possible which as damage that led to the flooding of the first 5 to six watertight compartments which Titanic’s design could not handle. Had it been just the first 4 or a simple head on collision with the iceberg Titanic likely would have survived her iceberg collision. Because the first six watertight compartments were opened up, with what was long believed to be an enormous gash until modern exploration of the Titanic wreck proved it was a series of small openings along the the meeting points of hull plates where rivets had been apparently sheared off, it was not capable of staying afloat as the flooded compartments could not contain the incoming flood water as the weight brought the bow down to such an angle that the water flow in other compartments one by by one because they were not watertight at the top of watertight bulkheads.

I remember James said he taped a razer blade to his monitor while editing just in case the movie failed.

I’ll admit not being much of a fan of this movie, when this appeared on your Patreon earlier this week I wasn’t too excited to watch this reaction. I couldn’t have been more wrong. You both had me hooked throughout the movie and was my pleasure to experience your honest and genuine reactions. Thank You Magy & Lora.

Parlor suites b52/54/56 was where Bruce Ismay stayed on titanic.

14:22: So cold that it felt boiling hot like lava.

This is an icon of cinema. One of the best movies ever

"Well baby, I went down and got it for you"

Titanic wasn't the only ship of her kind. She had an older and younger sister, Olympic and Britannic. Olympic survived from 1911 til her scrapping in 1935. Britannic had an unlucky moment when she hit a sea mine as a hospital ship and went down near the island of Kea in Greece during World War 1. You should really review the Britannic movie from 2000.

My heart will go on🎙️Celin Dion TITANIC

Cameron has said that the Avatar sequel will have to make 2 billion to break even. You have to admire someone who throws caution to the wind and does exactly what he wants to do.

Fun facts about the movie you watched so far in this video: 1: The wreck scenes are a mix of real wreck footage by Cameron, a miniature model of the wreck, and a wreck interior set. Very seamless. Whenever you see the 2 subs together it's the miniature. There is only one shot where the model don't match. On the model a B Deck pillar is broken, but not the wreck. 2: They built a ship set that's a replica of most of the ship. It is not built to full size because they reduced the length of the ship for the tank. Only one side was fully built, the Starboard side has the best sunlight on it. Titanic was docked at the Port side so they flipped the shot during those scenes. 3: The Grand Staircase sets stairs were made wider for people do go down side by side as people are bigger then they were in 1912. 4: The reason why they didn't add more lifeboats was because the British Board of Trade enforced lifeboat regulations that ships had to follow. You could only have a certain number of lifeboats even as ships got bigger. It took the Titanic disaster to make it where ships had to have enough lifeboats for everyone. 5: Captain Smith listened to the ice warnings. Sadly, one of the things the film should have explored more as people think they never listened at all from this film. They were looking for ice that night.

"if not now then when" when I paused and saw that it made me really think..love

The only thing that disheartens me about this movie is that some people think it was just a movie, not aware that Titanic was an actual sea disaster

I have an extreme phobia of the ocean. I get panic attacks if I go deeper than my knees

The soundtrack of this movie is wonderful. It was James Cameron who drew the picture of Rose

No body really thought the Titanic was unsinkable. The reason there were too few life boats is the plan to evacuate the ship. They assumed another ship could come and take on passengers. The life boats would return to get more people. There is a RU-vid channel, Historic Travels, where the host, Sam, explains in detail about the sinking of the Titanic . The scene where Jack draws Rose's picture was the first scene filmed. It was the first time Kate Winslet worked with Leonardo DiCaprio. Leonardos reaction was real. James Cameron actually drew the picture. According to Sam at Historic Travels, when the ship hit the iceberg, the ship mostly shuddered. They got it correct in the movie.

"How can they be so good looking? How?" I'd take Magy over Kate any day. 😍

in fact they had MORE recsuce boats on board then that they must have had by the law at that time. the safety laws on ships we have today are based on this incident back then.

U girls are both gorgeous and charming 🎉🎉

I know what you meant, as in having the "guts" to actually go through with killing oneself, but in general I don't think a person needs to have bravery to commit suicide, just enough motivation. For most, it is a cowardly act, although for some I understand, if their lives are nothing but misery and pain with no way to stop it except suicide (like Robin Williams). The only brave suicide is when someone sacrifices their life for the sake of others, but that is usually called sacrifice, not suicide. Life can be hard, so usually it takes more bravery to live than to die, and that's what Jack was telling Rose--that he didn't believe that she would take the coward's way out. It's not that she was too chicken to kill herself, but she is stronger than that and did want to live--strong enough to find a way to live life on her own terms rather than give up. She just needed to realize that there were other options, even for a woman in that era.

Titanic is a MASTERPIECE

Goddamn these girls talked through the entire damn movie 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

yeah, you're right about how lucky can actually be "unlucky." Mark Bingham was a passenger on United 93 and barely made his flight, but he was actually unlucky not aware of what was about to unfold. On the other hand, both Seth McFarlane and Mark Wahlberg were "unlucky" and missed their AA11 flight and they were fortunate to miss their flight. It would be nice if everyone missed their flight that morning so they call can still be alive.

My ex-wife's grandmother and her mother were supposed to come over on the Titanic but missed it, thankfully.

You're normally right about a person's eyes staying the same, but if you pay attention in this case, Old Rose's (Gloria Stuart's) eyes are blue, while Young Rose's (Kate Winslet's) eyes are hazel. They're not the same color at all, and when the shot faded from Young Rose to Old Rose, they used Old Rose's blue eyes. But look at Young Rose's eyes after that scene--they're hazel, of course. Oh well. Cameron was not going to hire different actresses just to get their eye colors to match. He had the actresses he really wanted, so he did the best he could with this fade shot.

“How can they be so good-looking? It’s not fair!” What you talking about, Magy? You’re a dish! Lol

Interesting fact: the actress who plays old Rose, Gloria Stewart, is supposed to be around 100 years old in the movie. She’s actually 87 and was 2 years old when titanic sank. Funny enough, she actually lived to be 100! She died in 2010.

36:47 I remember that I started wanting to draw people after seeing this film in the cinema. I was about 9 years old in 1997 and I was already drawing, but not people. I drew characters from my favorite cartoons and animes and sometimes some animals. I tried to draw my aunt while she was watching TV (she was dressed, ok?!) and... it didn't look exactly as good as Jack's, but it was my first experience drawing a person. My aunt complained and said I drew her fat, but she also said she was impressed that I drew my first live portrait and she says she feels honored that she was my first model.

You know the documentary they were filming within in this movie at the beginning when they were exploring underwater is real captured footage the documentary wasn't actually released untill 2003 called "Ghosts of the Abyss" but it's just that an exploration and documentation of the Titanic wreck.

At least these two had SOME notion of how fucked up the romantic situation is. Find me an American girl who even noticed.

Because only one side of the ship set was fully completed, the costumes and certain props for the pre-departure scenes had to be constructed backwards. To correct this for viewing in the theaters, the film was simply flipped.

Leo was 21 when he play Jack in this movie

The woman that gave him the clothes to go to dinner was the unsinkable Molly Brown she was the richest woman on the titanic

In reality, a lot of the people who lost their lives, it was because of the language barrier, there was a lot of confusion and misdirections, specially for those who didn't speak English

Sorry for all my comments but I love this movie and I just want to share my two cents with you. Anyways, the line "over on the bed," instead of "the couch" is actually Leo's blunder, but Cameron liked it so much he kept it in the movie.

26:41 the third class band is called Gaelic Storm. They are an amazing band and are one of my favorite Irish groups

I was a cruel first date...I took a girl to see this movie. Now she's been my wife of 24 years :)

Titanic is the greatest movie-going experience of my life

The actor that plays the captain of the ship is the same actor that plays Theoden in Lord of the Rings.

I loved rewatching this together with you Magy! 💜

well, to be fair: the captain DID retire with a bang 😅

Leonardo was 23 years old when Titanic was filmed.

I was 9 when this film came out. My first time watching this, when Rose’s hand slapped against the steamy car window was the exact moment I entered puberty. The single most erotic still shot ever

Magy titanic was at the time of her construction the biggest ocean liner afloat. The design was altered prior to completion to reduce the level at which the watertight bulkhead went to on the original blue prints. Had those alterations not been made titanic would likely not have sank.

I agree with comedian Bill Burr on this film. For guys, Titanic is a horror movie.

The original blue prints and the altered ones are now on display at the Titanic museum based in a new building purpose designed located at the very shipyard titanic was built in Called Harland and Wolff in Belfast Ireland

Little trivia: In fact, the Titanic was the most luxurious ship by class. Third class standards were the same as second class standards on other ships. Separate cabins with 3-course menus were not common in third class back then.

Fun fact: James Cameron actually drew that picture of Rose

Initially the lifeboats were so empty because they couldn't get people to get in them. First, to prevent panic the crew had downplayed the urgency too well, even telling passengers the lifeboats were being lowered only as a precaution, never confirming that they knew the ship was actually taking on water. So most passengers didn't really believe the ship would sink. It's reputation as "unsinkable" definitely played a part, as well. It's also not clear that all of the crew even knew the ship was sinking. The White Star Line was criticized for their poor communication and lack of preparedness by both the British and American investigations. Secondly, virtually no one knew there weren't enough lifeboats. So when families and couples were split up they weren't concerned because they believed there were plenty of boats for everyone. Aside from that, many people testified that the passengers were afraid to get on the little lifeboats and leave the security of the big ship. Even passengers that did get on lifeboats testified that they stayed close to the ship because they believed they would be reboarding when the crisis had been cleared. And as an Epitaph, it's questionable that more lifeboats would have done anything. The final Lifeboat was loaded 15 minutes before the Titanic had disappeared from the surface of the water so it's very questionable that more boats could have even been loaded and lowered.