TITANIC - PART 2 (1997) FIRST TIME WATCHING - MOVIE REACTION! EPIC!

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Welcome to our first time watching Titanic (1999). This is Part 2 due to length of film.
After being pulled in emotionally in the first half of the film, this second half really delivers. We care about Jack and Rose and as an audience we are totally engaged with their struggle. Written and Directed by James Cameron, Produced by John Landau, starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates and Bernard Hill. Shortly after filming this reaction, it made the news that the great Bernard Hill sadly passed away, so we wish his family well. We compliment his excellent performance in this.
If you haven't watched Part 1, please check that out as well, as this is where the story is carefully crafted to set-up Rose and Jack. We thought the story, filmmaking and emotions are on an epic scale. Hope you enjoy our reactions, commentary and discussion as we watch it for the first time from two different generations (admittedly one of us 25 years ago). We both found it a rich and complex and is truly justified as a great film.
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@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

We hope you enjoy this Reaction Video. This second part came as a huge emotional whack to us that didn't really settle until the credits. There's a reason why this film is considered so great, part writing, part directing and part in the performances. It's truly an excellent piece of work. Please check out Part 1 if you havent already, as the development of the love story is very disarming. Thanks for watching and special mention to Bernard Hill who died whilst we were editing this. (July Edit: RIP Jon Landau)

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

_Still hits me and then seeing both of your reactions, sons reaction was putting me to tears. If I was the little fella I would have left the seat, so brave of him to take it all in what happened. Then talk in a discussion. Thank you both for sticking with it and share you reactions._

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thanks for watching, Dad only realised at the end how much it deeply affected him and then it became necessary to talk it through. The power of the stories!@@ShipsoftheOceans

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

_ @GenerationMediaReaction _Hope you's are both OK you sat at the end and didn't budge from the seat which is brave, you never seen it before so its a bigger impact on you which effected me seeing how you reacted I did too, as its something you have not seen, a mixture of true story and a relationship around the story of Rose and Jack is how it was made. I seen it in the cinema and I think everybody was in tears and faces all down hiding it. Mother tucks kids in bed to read a story and they do not even know whats happening around them is awful. There are other forms of the movies but you got to see the best one. Anyways hope your alright, if there is one thing your school wanted everyone to do is write an essay in school. I would recommend Titanic. But I look forward to your next reaction I recommended Star Trek (2009). Have an amazing weekend and give my best to your dad. Last thing, If you ever visit Northern Ireland the ship yard where the large Titanic was build is something you need to see even a reaction being their in a museum that you's got to see and buy a bit of history. Hope yous dont mind I share the link if its something you want to see from the ship yard._ www.titanicbelfast.com/

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction I think the other comment disappeared, your reaction hit me most of all. Gives you something to think about and there is a ship yard in Belfast with a museum you should check out the building place.

@argustuft2394 4 месяца назад

Love your reaction videos. The age difference is really refreshing as I haven't seen that before, and your son is a credit to your parenting. Could I recommend ET, The Neverending Story, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Cloak and Dagger, D.A.R.Y.L. and Time Bandits for your next films?

@zanyzander 4 месяца назад

Everyone is saying how amazing the son is, so empathetic and mature. True. But how about the amazing parenting. THIS is how you parent. Blown away by the father's role-modeling. Choosing thoughtful films, allowing deep discussion, CRYING in front of his son and not apologising for it. Not shaming the son for crying. Just being there WITH his son, and holding space, allowing the son to talk and process his thoughts and emotions. I cant wait to watch along with more films.

@Peg__ 4 месяца назад

Well said, my thoughts exactly! Their Part 1 came up in my recommended feed, and I subscribed so fast after watching a few minutes of their discussions.

@CeltycSparrow 4 месяца назад

Absolutely

@sycknfbeh111 23 дня назад

I couldn't understand romantic movies when I was his son's age 😅

@michaelsander6039 4 месяца назад

What a special kid. What a special father son connection.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you sir. Doing this channel is proving to be wonderful sometimes.

@michaelsander6039 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction always remember this is your channel. You and your son will be able to go back and watch these great reactions. The bond is strong and not a lot of kids had that. Looking forward to whatever is next. Be well.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you. At the centre of what we are doing is simply to watch great films and take notes together. Dad has an agenda to broaden his son's view, but only if it's good, shared time in the first place. @@michaelsander6039

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

So amazing.

@zxcv2705 4 месяца назад

Same wish I had a connection like that with my father

@rikinhouston 4 месяца назад

Bro said "I wouldn't have to stay, I'm a child" 😂 omg

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Hehe, yeah, well done son

@juliacher1987 4 месяца назад

and then he said "but I wouldn't leave" I am guessing meaning he will stay with his dad. best father son duo ever

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

He's a superstar @@juliacher1987

@juliacher1987 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction True, and you are too!

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

@@juliacher1987 Strong words.

@cfinley81 4 месяца назад

Jack represented the countless people who died and were never found or named. Or never spoken of or remembered.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Yeah, we get that now, looking back

@cfinley81 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction That's why I am glad they were never able to bring the ship up by the time it was found. It's a grave for those people.

@ThisIsJakenl 4 месяца назад

Jack and rose were fictional chatacters they didn't exist in the titanic story

@MiluLeone 4 месяца назад

@@ThisIsJakenlThat's why she said "Jack REPRESENTED" duh we know he's fictional

@ThisIsJakenl 4 месяца назад

@@MiluLeone no need to get hostile, there are other ways to bring that

@hippie2348 4 месяца назад

This kid is probably the most well behaved kid I've ever seen and he's so smart and empathetic what a great kid!

@GaryHayesYT 4 месяца назад

could not have said that better, the type you would love to call family.

@Chris-vk2zw 4 месяца назад

I met the son of Frank Goldsmith, who was on the Titanic. He was the same age as your son, a third-class boy making friends and getting into mischief. His father's last words were, "So long, Frankie." Frank described live in Detroit, Michigan next to the baseball stadium. He said that every time the home team would score, it sounded like the screams of the crowd left in the water. He said the scary part was when those screams went silent.

@db_cooks 4 месяца назад

I’m so impressed with your son. He is a sharp thinker and has strong empathy for others. He really felt this one. It’s apparent what a great relationship you two have. There is no one else doing reactions that actually move me as a viewer of the video.

@Staffylover1985 4 месяца назад

RIP to all the great actors, Bill Paxton, David Warner and recently Bernard Hill. Also Gloria Stuart that played Old Rose. Such an emotional film. Makes me cry so much 😢

@connorredshaw5650 4 месяца назад

Jack wanted to live Rose wanted to die Jack died for Rose Rose lived for jack May the 1,496 people lost rest in peace. At 29:58 the time on the clock behind Jack is 2:20am the exact moment titanic finally slipped beneath the waves.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Booom! You win the award for the most succinct way to say the theme of the film! You're absolutely right.

@Tinker_LV426 4 месяца назад

I never cried at titanic. But watching your son's reaction brought tears to my eyes. The world needs more like him.

@DrVVVinK 4 месяца назад

Same

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

Me too big time tears and still stayed in front of the camera so so brave.

@JohnG500 4 месяца назад

Amen. He has a beautiful heart.

@NF40375 4 месяца назад

This new generation coming into this realm is going to be something else They are going to CHANGE everything for the better ☦️🤍

@SC-gp7kt 4 месяца назад

You have a GREAT kid ❤ Kudos to you and your wife for raising him right 👏👏👏👏

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

100% agree

@Maca494 4 месяца назад

the kid: * makes the sweetest distressed face when Jack gets punched in the stomach* also him: PUNCH HIM OFF THE BOAT! hahahahahah gotta love him "i dont have to stay, im a child" me: damn, he is savage!! bye, dad "but i wouldnt go" awwww he is such a sweet, thoughtful and strong little boy. good job him and you helping him be this way

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Yeah it's amazing what films can bring out in someone

@rlk3490 4 месяца назад

13:14 made me laugh so hard and then telling his dad he wouldn*t leave made me smile. This kid is awesome.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Yeah he's awesome

@oliverbrownlow5615 4 месяца назад

This interestingly brings to mind the father and young son, played by Clifton Webb and Harper Carter, who are major characters in the 1953 film *Titanic.*

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

Such a warming thought.

@gretski47 4 месяца назад

Also hits different when you realise that 12 year olds were counted as "men" back then- there's several accounts of them not being allowed onto lifeboats for this reason, which is so sad. Really the best chance you had as a man was being on the starboard side where Murdoch was in charge, since he is known to have allowed men in where no women were willing/available to board boats (and he didn't need the incentive of money to do so, either, he was just a compassionate, practical guy)

@maximillianosaben 4 месяца назад

I was 7 years-old when I saw this in theaters upon release. It made me cry then, and it makes me cry now. My favorite James Cameron movie.

@ohrusty День назад

"Taking turns" might've been the most sane argument I've heard so far regarding that scene.

@LukeLovesRose 4 месяца назад

I was 15 and I saw Titanic on opening night. I ended up watching Titanic 15 times while it was in theaters. After the first screening, i knew Titanic was one of the greatest achievements in film history. I was so excited to be part of this historical event that i barely cried at all. But then, i let the movie really speak to me. Ive cried like a baby every time ive seen Titanic since. I still consider Titanic to be the greatest movie-going experience of my life.

@deekayteeohthree 4 месяца назад

Yes me too!

@elenamarie25 Час назад

I wish I would've had that privilege, I'm sure it was EPIC in the theaters, but I was only 8 or 9 when it came out

@georgebee3090 26 дней назад

When laddie said “only 27 years ago” I was suddenly reminded of myself at his age where we someone have a better grasp of time than our contemporaries. I’m 31 now and hope when he’s the same age he can watch this film again and perhaps his reaction to it. Thank you for sharing this with us. I remember when I first watched it I was sad but it reignited my love for the sea 🌊 xxx💙

@TarotMage 4 месяца назад

"Three years, I've thought about nothing but Titanic. But I never let it in." What he was saying was that for the last three years, he's thought about the Titanic as only a treasure-salvaging operation. It took a survivor from the sinking to hell him the human side of the story - the heroism, the cowardice, the horror - of what happened that night.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

We interpreted this as this, but also something more. I think this is James Cameron's 'voice'

@Chris-vk2zw 4 месяца назад

@GenerationMediaReaction We know this was written by James Cameron, and he made this movie just so he could have the opportunity to dive to Titanic. From Cameron's words, when he needed a budget increase, the studio denied him. As a way to negotiate, he sacrificed his earnings, payout, and royalties for the movie that he wrote and directed, just to keep the project going. It was a labor of love. Bill Paxton and Lewis Abernathy, the two men in the submersible, who were also good friends of Cameron, actually dived to Titanic with Cameron. It was life imitating art. So all that said, Titanic meant more than making a movie.

@AT87 4 месяца назад

I'm not the biggest fan of kids in general but I decided to watch this reaction because I love the movie so much and I just have to say that watching your son react to this movie was such a joy, hearing him notice things that many adults don't was a breath of fresh air. He seems like a kind and smart kid, well done.

@RdP1921 4 месяца назад

Cal and Rose’ mother weren’t in the ‘afterlife’ scene because they didnt perish on the ship. Everyone that was there were the ones that went down with it. Depending on your belief system, the soul isnt a single entity. When Rose died on the waters above the wreckage, ‘part’ of her soul returned to titanic to be with jack. thats what that scene was symbolising. Great reaction btw, you should check out Jim Cameron’s documentary about titanic. He mentions in that, that he made this movie to fund his expedition to titanic, he didn’t expect it to be so big!

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

There's a heart from his exploration that comes to this film because of this. Makes it unique.

@honda86tb 4 месяца назад

Your son has such a good heart. Bless him.

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

I sure to do agree with you.

@glitterkitty 4 месяца назад

You sir have a very special young man there. I’ve never really felt the desire to have kids but watching this makes me think how I’d sit with my child whilst watching one of my all time favourite films when I was younger.

@keenabees 26 дней назад

When your son said, "If you replace Rose and somebody you really loved replaced Jack," I was so impressed. That is what I think the film does best. You're able to really put yourself in their shoes and understand how all those people would have felt. Your son is very emotionally intelligent. Good job, dad!

@bkbff 4 месяца назад

The steerage passengers weren't actually locked below deck as portrayed. They were kept from going up to first-class areas at first because the crew didn't understand how serious the situation was, but they didn't lock them up and leave them there. A lot of passengers didn't understand English and didn't know where to go to evacuate.

@craigchalloner153 4 месяца назад

Brilliant to see a dad & lad discussing the impact of a film, not just as a piece of entertainment, but being empathetic to those caught up in the situatiion.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

This was a true genuine moment that caught us

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

A very big insight this has brought to you both in this experience reaction.

@dougs7367 4 месяца назад

R.I.P. Bernard Hill (12/17/1944 - 5/5/2024) He was great in Titanic and loved him as Theoden in The Lord of The Rings

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

And Rohan will answer

@lottelarsen2918 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction "master The Rohirim" ❤

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

"Look at my men. Their courage hangs by a thread. If this is to be our end, then I would have them make such an end, as to be worthy of remembrance."@@lottelarsen2918

@DurkMcGerk 16 дней назад

Cameron is an interesting dude to listen to in interviews. Technically minded director that surrounds himself with great people and knows how to pull your strings through the camera. I like literally all of his movies.

@plum_bit 2 месяца назад

Out of all the reaction channels I watch, I must say I enjoy your commentary the most. You're really perceptive

@nikkos34 4 месяца назад

I absolutely loved that father and son reaction ❤

@ShipsoftheOceans 4 месяца назад

Yes precious moments.

@ThisIsJakenl 4 месяца назад

He is such a good boy he'll grow up to be a caring person you can see that. Even i had to cry during this video i always cry when seeing this movie. A amazing art piece that even now is amazing in the effects even in 2024

@KwaneleNgubane-ny7wr 4 месяца назад

You two have great chemistry which is surely a testament to your great relationship kudos to you DAD, you have a bright son! Great reaction!🔥

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Wow, thank you!

@emmastafford1423 4 месяца назад

You have a beautiful boy and you are a beautiful father. A beautiful reaction. Thank you ❤

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

thank you! So pleased you like the video. We are trying to cover lots of genres

@Entspannungskatze 4 месяца назад

Such a great reaction, your son is really sweet and smart - it was so interesting to see both of your perspectives!

@adamknight7041 4 месяца назад

Remember seeing it at the cinema when it released with my Dad as an 11 year old so roughly the same age your boy is now and I remember it so vividly I cried too and my Dad who usually doesn't get emotional about stuff especially films I think he came quite close too but he'll never admit to it and he had to hold himself together to put on a brave face for me. Over 26 years later and this film still feels as fresh and impactful as it did in 1997/98 a true sign of a masterpiece. I honestly cannot believe it has been as long as it has.

@tiana4102 4 месяца назад

Your son seems like such a kind and thoughtful kid, you obviously raised him well! I also love seeing the reactions of the younger generations to classic movies!

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Aw thank you

@GageEakins 4 месяца назад

I would take the money and still say no. Yup that is a smart kid.

@aquablushgirl 4 месяца назад

Oh your son is absolutely lovely. He is a credit to you.

@Staffylover1985 4 месяца назад

Love your reaction 😂 "oh punch him in the face, yeah just twat him one" that made me laugh. Real British slang there 😂

@Anitartine 4 месяца назад

I'm 30 now and it's been a tradition for me to watch Titanic once a year since I was five, and obviously, crying over it. I remember the first time I watched it with my little brother, who couldn't understand why it was making us so sad and what was the deal, that made me so upset. He was around the same age as your son. So it's really pleasant to see how much maturity he's showing, seeing beyond the movie itself.

@paulhowse6169 4 месяца назад

lol I love the Dad trying to fight back his tears infront of his son

@dimonix6988 4 месяца назад

54 years . A 32 son, and two beautiful granddaughters. I have had a life where if necessary, I did what I had to do. Seeing him cry, I haven't been able to cry too. And I don't mind saying it. Tell him to cry, he is not weak.

@sofiamec8767 4 месяца назад

Him saying "punch him" almost every time seeing Cal was amazing 😂👏🏽❤

@FatimaMTT 4 месяца назад

As others have said, I really love seeing your relationship with your son, how you explain things to him and how you help him through what his going through. I feel like a lot of times adults underestimate children’s ability to understand certain things that may be difficult or complicated and so we never speak to them about it or explain it in any way, but that can actually be very hurtful because then when they’re exposed to something difficult or complicated it hits as a complete surprise and they’re completely unprepared to deal with it without any help or guidance. But you do the opposite here, and I think it’s really great how open you are with him

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Parenting is difficult, but watching these films together is giving us something. Don't know what it is yet, but it's something positive hopefully

@FatimaMTT 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction yesss I can’t imagine all the different ways in which it may be difficult!! But from this side it honestly seems like you’re doing a great job :)

@airs1234 2 месяца назад

You are both great. Lovely to see a young man thinking about the reality of it and not just watching a movie.

@GenerationMediaReaction 2 месяца назад

Thank you!

@Bodneyblue 2 месяца назад

Charles Herbert Lightoller was the Second Officer on board the RMS Titanic, and the most senior officer to survive the disaster. He had an interesting life...He was also one of those who took their boats across the channel to Dunkirk to rescue British Army personal.

@aliciasavage6801 4 месяца назад

Yeah this movie hit us all like that when we first saw it - that's why it did so well.

@mlee6050 3 месяца назад

Yes musicians played as it sank in hope to keep people calm, they even found one of their instruments and version you hear in movie is same thing they played but different version of what was played

@Jayy997 4 месяца назад

What an amazing relationship you two have. Encouraging and embracing emotions in kids is really important and the sensitivity you show towards your son is heartwarming

@gaia1577 4 месяца назад

It's quite moving to see Bernard Hill again after his passing last week

@TonyDaSnake 4 месяца назад

I was 7 years old when I saw it at the cinemas with my mother and my sisters. I heard people cried here and there. When it was over everyone applauded!! It’s one of my favorite movies of all time.

@amber.ren_1995 4 месяца назад

Loved this!! Not shying your kid away from this kind of stuff. And he handled it very maturely. He is such a beautiful smart boy. And you’re a great father 💙

@blueiz6284 4 месяца назад

Absolutely beautiful reaction! ❤

@typicalme2009 4 месяца назад

First time viewer here. 👋 Just wanted to say that your son is an absolute credit to you and your partner. What a lovely young lad. 😊

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you, that’s nice of you to say

@malex4321 4 месяца назад

This is how to raise a filmmaker.

@gunnfredriksen 4 месяца назад

I'm amazed at how wise and empathetic you (son) are! Feeling sorry for the mum when she clearly loves her daughter although she does not understand how much pressure she places on her, and realising the coal shovelers' situation of probably being some of the first people to die.

@gokulgopan4397 4 месяца назад

The Firemen had escape ladders from the boiler rooms. They weren't trapped but kept working to light the boilers to keep up the electricity. Some of them did escape.

@Yevgeniy-Incognito 4 месяца назад

11 Oscar awards! 👏 👏

@AlextheHistorian 4 месяца назад

After watching this I immediately subscribed. Part 1 & 2 are the first videos I've seen on your channel, and seeing you and your son's incredible capacity for empathy and sympathy is something this world desperately needs. Its one thing for people to finish Titanic and say "how tragic", but to finish the movie and reflect on how you feel about your own loved ones, and sense the true sadness of what happened on that night, shows great respect and honor to those who perished. Fantastic reaction, am looking forward to many more!

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you. Yes his reaction was a surprise to Dad as well. This is why we do it

@kelg3793 4 месяца назад

It is incredibly wonderful to see the understanding of how Jack and Rose were conduits to for the emotions we should feel for all involved in this tragedy. This movie also presents some good teaching moments for how women should and shouldn't be treated. Great reaction.

@user-fo9ep4lp5x 4 месяца назад

Thank you for the heartfelt discussion at the end. Very special.

@xXxSkye08xXx 4 месяца назад

I really appreciate this reaction. I thought you both had amazing input, detailed and thoughtful. I can see just how much this affected you both. It's tradition for me to watch this at least twice a year as it's a part of my family history. Two of my family members worked on board the ship and died during the sinking. Always an emotional watch especially seeing others react to it. Thank you for your reaction 🙂

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you for watching. It means a lot that you like this after it also means so much to you and your family

@flossy7258 4 месяца назад

I saw this in a packed theater and EVERYONE came out emotionally wrecked and crying. It legit depressed me for a solid week after. All your emotions are more than understood and shared.

@stevenkaye1625 4 месяца назад

I don't have children, but if -- fingers crossed -- I do one day, this is the kind of relationship I would aspire to have with them. You two are awesome, and you both made me tear up multiple times during this reaction. ❤

@thedragon12 4 месяца назад

Your son is incredibly clever, he understands things very quickly. Your bond is something very special. Keep the good work. I subscribed.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much!

@AlexS-oj8qf Месяц назад

Lil dude got big heart. I wonder if you can guide him by watching other thought provoking movies, he picked up a lot of things most people don't in this movie, and I love how he can empathize with what struggle each characters are going through. Here is some suggestion: The Help The Blind Side My Sister's Keeper The Impossible Hidden Figures Invictus The Pursuit of Happiness Pleasantville

@mathilderochefort1805 4 месяца назад

If only all boys that age were as sweet and empathetic as this little guy... hope would remain

@zegodfazer 4 месяца назад

this is so precious.

@debradavis3935 4 месяца назад

The first time I watched Titanic, I was in a state of shock and was very quiet for hours afterwards. Then I did a lot of research on the actual sinking and became obsessed with it for a while. The second time I watched Titanic, which was about three years later, I sobbed my way through the last hour and a half of the movie. The only other movie I’ve ever seen that affected me like that was Schindler’s list. The suffering of our brothers and sisters, all God’s children, is heart wrenching. The loss of life and how it all happened so quickly… No matter how many times this level of destruction occurs in our world, it’s devastating and it shocks us awake. May the souls aboard Titanic rest in peace with our Lord forever. This is an example of the positive impact that movie magic can have on our lives. 💙💙🙏🏻🙏🏻💙💙

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Stories can give us empathy

@debradavis3935 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction That is very true. For those of us born with strong empathy, well told stories can guide us to a deeper understanding of the gifts empathy brings to us.

@Jmiranda70 5 дней назад

James Cameron did extensive research on Titanic, many of the scenes that go on in the background or side stories really happened and are based on actual testimony in the inquiries that happened right after the tragedy. At the end when Rose is hanging on to the ship as it starts to go go under, she looks over and makes eye contact with a man in all white. That is based on the real testimony of a Chef who survived by being in that exact spot as the ship went down

@grumpysocks 4 месяца назад

Loved your reaction, so beautiful and honest. I saw this the first time on VHS in 1998 when I was 7, stuck with me ever since. Cal and Ruth weren't there at the end because they didn't die on the ship. It is one of the most beautiful endings in cinema history ❤

@Pleino 4 месяца назад

I love this duo ❤ the kid and father are so funny 😂

@FeelinErie 4 месяца назад

On RU-vid there is a full demo walkthrough of Titanic rendered so realistically, shot in daylight. Some amazing person rendered it. It’s eye opening to see how vast the ship actually was. It’s well worth a watch.

@k.o.h3599 4 месяца назад

Not sure if you're talking about Titanic Honor and Glory, but it's a video game/virtual experience with nearly the entire ship recreated digitally- its also free to download and explore

@greeneyesinfl9954 4 месяца назад

This one still makes me cry every time also 🙏

@e.dawson 4 месяца назад

This is movie has been my fave movie has been my favorite since it came out 26 years ago. I've studied this ship and it'e tragedy for 30yrs. I absolutely love you and your son's reaction.

@joeylaird77 3 месяца назад

There is an amazing museum in Belfast where the titanic is built. At the end, there is a wall with all the names of all the people who died. It’s crazy how impactful it is.

@GenerationMediaReaction 3 месяца назад

we must try and get there one day

@jamesdegroat7640 4 месяца назад

Watching that young lad's face through the last third of this film was worth a m8llion bucks. Thanks for such a genuine reaction

@joribremer5260 4 месяца назад

That man (The baker ) who “Saved’ the most alcohol from spilling ;) also lived (he was probably the last man on the titanic)

@ScientificallyStupid 4 месяца назад

I can't tell you how much I love watching you both and how much I love that you don't avoid things that might make your child sad/scared/uncomfortable, but you TALK about how he's feeling and let him know that it's okay to feel that. I worry that kids raised without any experience with feeling negative emotions (certainly their parents mean well, who wants their child to be unhappy?) won't be able to handle the ups and downs of adult life- or be empathetic to the suffering of people from other walks of life, with whom we share our world. You are raising a really kind, thoughtful (and very funny) human, dad!

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much, only in later years have i realised that strength in ones emotions is... everything

@keetahbrough 4 месяца назад

you guys don't share.

@Pianodean 4 месяца назад

Powerful reaction

@fruitofthejoot 4 месяца назад

yeah, this movie really can hit us with the true horror of what it would be like for those people to go through, facing both death and survivor guilt.

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Yeah, horrific

@WinterwolfFFM 4 месяца назад

loved the video. the way you adress the seriousness of the situations and I´m very impressed by your son. how he quickly analyses what´s going on and comes up almost instantly with very valuable ideas what one could do in order to survive... very impressed by his ability at such a young age. he would make a really capable leading fire fighter, flight attendant or rescuer. well done 👍😃

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much!

@flashxdoe295 2 месяца назад

what an amazing kid

@rozequinn1519 4 месяца назад

The 3 years was his searching for Titanic & the diamond. Never letting it sink in was about the tremendous tragedy of the all the people that died. Rose kept her promise & died an old lady warm in her bed. (she died, on the ship, after throwing the diamond in...) The people, passengers & crew, at the end were those who died that night & were welcoming Rose back (to Jack) "DAWSON" was Jack's last name...she took it as her own. The hand sketching Rose was actually James Cameron.

@MahinderSG1952 4 месяца назад

One of the great things about the Titanic film was that James Cameron did everything to replicate the ship. In terms of sets and the entire sinking process. Speaking about the 1st class grand staircase, he built it full scale and sunk it into a deep tank. So that entire scene was with real extras and water. Great reaction 👏

@GenerationMediaReaction 4 месяца назад

Wow, didn't know that, thank you for commenting

@MahinderSG1952 4 месяца назад

@@GenerationMediaReaction, you are welcome. Do check out the behind the scenes documentaries. It's a cool insider. James Cameron literally used original photographs and blueprints to build his sets. Even the carpets were made by the same company that made the actual carpets on the real Titanic.

@gretski47 4 месяца назад

In the dome implosion scene, many of the extras were in actual fear of their lives, despite there being safety divers. Eric Braeden, who played John Jacob Astor, actually survived the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff when he was a child (9000 people died) The terror on his face is 100% real

@leerobertson868 4 месяца назад

You sir have a very mature and empathetic son. He's well beyond his years which is a great reflection on your parenting. Great job!

@WillS.TheSuperReds. 4 месяца назад

I have liked your video and subscribed to your channel because of your great reactions , especially in the heartbreaking end scenes where roses loses jack e.t.c. Just so you know There is nothing wrong with showing your emotions. Its ok to cry so please don't ever feel embarrassed or anything. You have a really great kid and it seems to me that you and your wife are great parents , bringing your son up in the right mature way, so credit and respect to your son, you as a father and your wife. Please remember , its ok to cry / show emotions , especially when reacting to movies like The titanic e.t.c. that tells me you both have real hearts of gold.

@Garrystephens92 4 месяца назад

I vividly remember watching TITANIC for the first time when it first Premiered on BBC tv in 2001 (i wasn't old enough for the cinema release in 97) its a hard watch as a 10,11,12 year old kid because there's so much to unpack in that last hour of the film what gets me is Jacks courage Rose's Mother and Cal thought so little of him because of the class structure but that willingness to stay with Rose as long as he could with no thoughts of his own suffering and mark you not a word of complaint once he realises he's going to die there's definitely something for us to aspire to in Jack's characteristics

@wendybooth4074 4 месяца назад

I get how it's hitting him so hard. I remember seeing this the first time when it came out and having it hit me so hard that I was watching what really happened to these people. It was heartbreaking. There is a Titanic Experience here in Orlando, FL where I live and when you first arrive, you get a random ticket. Tickets from actual passengers from the Titanic. At the end of the tour, you find out if your passenger lived or died. That was hard. But even harder was when the tour guide took our homeschool group and separated us in groups of women and children and men. I have three girls, but I had to look across at young men from our homeschool group that would have not made it. That really, really got me. It's a wonderful attraction.

@Elysia63 4 месяца назад

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

@backpackmatt 2 месяца назад

The Best Moments: 5:33 "Punch him off the boat!" 8:18 "I don't think there are any boats." 10:35 "Yeah!!!" 13:40 "What is Rose doing?!" 16:40 "Nick of Time" 21:57 "Clinging on to every moment" 24:38 "Is he dead, or is he asleep?" 30:30 Applause and Post-Reactions 🐧🌊🍎🍏💙

@ferrisulf 4 месяца назад

I liked your son pointing out that Cal didn't deserve to live. A very important lesson that this isn't how things work in life. You two had excellent discussions. I appreciated the heartfelt review after, checking in on how he feels.

@shamenbilly 2 месяца назад

Billy Zane was fantastic in this

@Titanicofficer 2 месяца назад

Wish this movie showed more of the wireless operator’s they’re one of my fsvs😊

@barkerjames1980 4 месяца назад

This was likely the best movie reaction I've seen yet. Beautiful father and son bond. I had a good relationship with my own dad, but I always longed for a relationship with my dad that was like yours with your son. What a beautiful, empathetic, old soul he is. I had a deep relationship with my son (my only child) like that, but unfortunately I lost him to suicide almost 3 years ago, he was only 21. I lost my father almost 2 years ago. I hope your beautiful bond remains so. I never cried during this movie until you guys did. I lost it completely. On a different note, I have a suggestion for a movie that the pair of you might really like: 'The Children of Huang Shi'. It's a British film, based on the true story of George Hogg and his reluctant contribution to a group of orphaned Chinese boys during the Japanese invasion of China during WWII. God Bless both of you and keep up the brilliant work!

@user-fo9ep4lp5x 4 месяца назад

I loved this. I’m subscribing because I love this little boy. I’m going to watch the Jaws reaction next. I cry every time I watch this. My favorite reaction line is when he hoists her onto the board at the end and the little boy said “they should take turns.” I LOVE that. ❤❤😊

@judithcure2255 4 месяца назад

Thank you for not being shy to cry and for not shaming your son for showing his emotion 💖

@MakyST 4 месяца назад

Your son is SO sharp and mature, it really is a testament to how you and your wife are raising him. Instant subscribe for me! Have you watched LOTR with him? It’d be great to see you two react to them!

@gember1382 4 месяца назад

Did you pick up the fact that Rose died at the end? Thats why you see all the people who died including Jack in the hallway of titanic. Jack says: "you'll die an old lady, laying warm in your bed". And she did ❤

@anezka725 4 месяца назад

I am not sure if it was mentioned in the full reaction, but the reason why Captain Smith stays behind on the ship is because of the unwritten rule "The captain goes down with the ship" - a sea captain holds the ultimate responsibility for both the ship and everyone embarked on it, and in an emergency they will devote their time to save those on board or die trying. Although often connected to the sinking of RMS Titanic in 1912 and its captain, Edward Smith, the tradition precedes Titanic by several years. I think that is also why Mr. Andrews (the creator of the ship) stays on the ship volunteraly and why it is perticulary bad that Mr. Ismay (the managing director of the White Star Line) hops on one of the boats to save himself instead.

@Keepitgreasy11 4 месяца назад

"We waited too long.... Well keep checking keep looking is anyone alive out there can anyone hear me!" (That scene was gut puncher the baby in the moms arms and mom putting the kids to sleep that was another hard to see) the storyline was great writing by James Cameron

@gretski47 4 месяца назад

And the actress a Cameron regular (Vasquez in Aliens and John Connor's foster mom in Terminator 2)