[ SECRET POST #6234 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6234 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

If Titanic hadn't had the love story, it would've needed to be a completely different movie. The love story was the main point, setting it on the Titanic was a secondary choice. Maybe some people don't like that, but I wouldn't say that counts as a lazy version of "tacking on" a love story to a historical movie.

(I don't know the other movies so I can't judge those.)

[(Anonymous)]

You got that so completely backwards that I can’t stop laughing!!! They wanted to do a movie about Titanic, specifically showcasing it sinking and do a cinematic reenactment of Ballard’s discovery. But no one would have watched just that, footage from Atlantis had been aired on television countless times in the previous ten years. They needed a story to frame those events so they went with some generic fluff.

[(Anonymous)]

This. The sinking alone (with all the plot done within the sinking sequence removed) is an hour. I know because I made that edit 'cause I just wanted to see the sinking.

[(Anonymous)]

And the love story is still the focus while the sinking is happening.

[(Anonymous)]

It's really not.

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NAYRT

If Cameron had just put all those resources into a remake of A Night To Remember, I would have watched it repeatedly and bawled my eyes out. Even in Cameron's I cried over the Strausses but not the main characters.