Titanic

Leonardo DiCaprio Director: James Cameron James Cameron

Overview

See TITANIC as you have never seen it before, digitally re-mastered to an unparalleled 3D and overseen by Academy Award®-winning director James Cameron and producer Jon Landau. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet shine in the timeless love story born of tragedy that created an international phenomenon as memorable as the legendary “ship of dreams.” Winner of 11 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, this epic masterpiece is destined to sweep audiences anew into the journey of a lifetime.

Product Details

Release Date:	09/10/2012
UPC:	0097361468143
Original Release:	1997
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Paramount
Region Code:	1
Time:	3:14:00
Sales rank:	62

Special Features

Closed Caption

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Leonardo DiCaprio	Jack Dawson
Kate Winslet	Rose DeWitt Bukater
Billy Zane	Cal Hockley
Kathy Bates	Molly Brown
Frances Fisher	Ruth DeWitt Bukater
Gloria Stuart	Old Rose
Bill Paxton	Brock Lovett
Bernard Hill	Captain Smith
Jonathan Hyde	Bruce Ismay
Victor Garber	Thomas Andrews
David Warner	Spicer Lovejoy
Danny Nucci	Fabrizio
Suzy Amis	Lizzy Calvert
Bernard Fox	Col. Archibald Gracie
Jenette Goldstein	Irish Mommy
Ewan Stewart	First Officer Murdoch
Ioan Gruffudd	Fifth Officer Harold Lowe
Craig Kelly	Harold Bride, Junior Wireless Operator
Mark Lindsay Chapman	Chief Officer Henry T. Wilde
Jonathan Phillips	Second Officer Charles Herbert Lightoller
Eric Braeden	John Jacob Astor

Technical Credits

James Cameron

James Cameron	Director,Editor,Producer,Screenwriter
Jeff Altman	Musical Arrangement
Christopher Boyes	Sound/Sound Designer
Conrad Buff	Editor
Russell Carpenter	Cinematographer
Caleb Deschanel	Camera Operator
Digital Domain	Special Effects
Tina Earnshaw	Makeup
Mali Finn	Casting
Thomas Fisher	Special Effects
Michael Ford	Set Decoration/Design
Peter Francis	Set Decoration/Design
Randy Gerston	Musical Direction/Supervision
Al Giddings	Co-producer
Richard A. Harris	Editor
Pamela Easley Harris	Associate Producer
Grant Hill	Co-producer
James Horner	Score Composer
Martin F. Katz	Consultant/advisor
Martin Laing	Art Director
Peter Lamont	Production Designer
Jon Landau	Producer
Rob Legato	Special Effects Supervisor
Sharon Mann	Co-producer
Dominic Masters	Set Decoration/Design
Josh McLaglen	Asst. Director
Marc Niro	Set Decoration/Design
Mario Roberts	Stunts
Rae Sanchini	Executive Producer
Deborah L. Scott	Costumes/Costume Designer
Mark Ulano	Sound/Sound Designer
VIFX	Special Effects

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Titanic: Feature Film - Part One
1. Opening Credits [1:25]
2. Ghost Ship [:26]
3. Into The Wreck [2:49]
4. The Keldysh [3:45]
5. The Woman In The Picture [2:20]
6. Old Rose Arrives [2:05]
7. Reflections of the Past [3:59]
8. Back to Titanic [3:15]
9. A Lucky Hand [3:30]
10. Leaving Port [2:47]
11. Cherbourg [2:36]
12. Ode To Titanic [:34]
13. First Glance [5:22]
14. "You Jump, I Jump" [1:48]
15. An Invitation To Dinner [6:10]
16. The Heart of the Ocean [1:54]
17. Sketches and Stories [:31]
18. Learning New Things [1:45]
19. Dinner With Jack [4:59]
20. A Real Party [1:21]
21. A Cold Breakfast [3:14]
22. Sunday Prayer [8:43]
23. "They've Got You Trapped" [4:47]
24. Flying [3:46]
25. "That Was The Last Time..." [2:04]
26. The Drawing [3:48]
27. "My Heart Was Pounding" [2:51]
28. "Find Her" [:49]
29. Two Souls United [4:41]
30. "Iceberg Right Ahead" [:58]
31. An Honest Thief [3:32]
32. A Mathematical Certainty [3:20]
Disc #2 -- Titanic: Feature Film - Part Two
1. A Stricken Relationship [2:12]
2. Andrews Tells Rose [2:10]
3. Women and Children First [1:32]
4. Third Class Patience [1:27]
5. A Small Token Of Appreciation [:49]
6. "Goodbye, Mother" [1:42]
7. "Can Anybody Hear Me?" [8:44]
8. A View from the Lifeboats [2:11]
9. Third Class Panic [2:31]
10. Starting To Fall Apart [4:20]
11. "Get On The Boat, Rose" [4:00]
12. Cal Spurned [1:41]
13. Flooding Below Decks [4:03]
14. Two Tragic Bullets [1:59]
15. Questions of Character [1:38]
16. Captain Smith [:49]
17. Nearer My God To Thee [1:56]
18. Shattered Dreams [1:38]
19. At The Stern [3:20]
20. Prayer For The Dying [1:41]
21. Death Of Titanic [2:00]
22. Sea Of Humanity [4:25]
23. In The Lifeboats [2:48]
24. The Promise [1:33]
25. "We Waited Too Long" [2:46]
26. "I'll Never Let Go" [:11]
27. Never An Absolution [1:20]
28. The Carpathia [4:11]
29. Expedition's End [1:41]
30. Rose's Secret [1:53]
31. A Promise Kept [1:44]
32. End Credits [1:44]
1. "I'll Be The First
1. Rose Feels Trapped
1. Brock's Dilemma/Rose Visits Third Class
1. Rose's Dreams
1. "Come Josephine..."
1. Extended Sneaking To First Class
1. Extended Escape From Lovejoy
1. A Kiss in the Boiler Room
1. Wireless Room/The Californian
1. "How 'Bout A Little Ice?"
1. Flirting With Ice
1. The First "S.O.S."
1. Ismay Panics
1. Molly Brown's Rowing School
1. Irish Hospitality
1. Ida Straus Won't Leave
1. Farewell To Helga
1. Boat Six Won't Return
1. Release The Hounds
1. A Husband's Letter
1. Jack And Lovejoy Fight
1. Guggenheim And Astor
1. "I'm Not Going"
1. Cora's Fate
1. Extended Jack And Rose In The Water
1. "Out Of The Question"
1. "How Dare You!"
1. Chinese Man Rescue
1. Extended Carpathia Sequence
1. Alternate Ending

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Editorial Reviews

A near-disaster itself during its troubled production period, director James Cameron's hugely ambitious pet project ultimately broke box-office records around the world and earned a passel of awards -- Academy and otherwise -- by year's end. By inserting a love story between a society bride-to-be (Kate Winslet) and a working-class adventurer (Leonardo DiCaprio) into the most famous sea disaster in history -- and a modern story line about salvaging a lost diamond from the bottom of the sea -- Cameron gives viewers an unabashedly old-fashioned melodrama. But Cameron and his seasoned cast handle it with the utmost sincerity and commitment. While the film made Winslet a star and DiCaprio a superstar, both actors ultimately had to take a bit of a backseat to the superbly re-created title vessel and the harrowing reenactment of its final moments. Still, the heart of the film's drama is a timeless and unexpectedly resonant love story -- one so universal and moving that it crossed all cultural boundaries to woo audiences around the globe.

Barnes & Noble - Amy Robinson

Size of all sorts mattered for James Cameron's blockbuster Titanic, whose magnitude was in all ways unprecedented. Cameron and two studios spent $200 million on a 90% scale Titanic replica at a newly constructed Mexico studio; their efforts included duplicating furnishings from original Titanic designs, diving trips to shoot footage of the wreck with a specially designed underwater camera, and months of post-production on computer effects ranging from overhead "shots" of the Titanic at sea to characters' puffs of freezing breath. Delayed several months and beseiged by negative word-of-mouth, Titanic finally opened to rave reviews, especially for its bravura visuals. A few doubts were expressed over the Jack-Rose romance, but nothing could beat the spectacular recreation of the ship sinking or the powerful image of the floating corpse field. That love story, however, proved a potent draw, as Leonardo Di Caprio fans (many of them teenage girls) came back for repeat viewings, helping to power Titanic to a sojourn of more than 3 months at the top of the U.S. box office; the most expensive film ever made became a titanic moneymaker, grossing over $1.6 billion internationally. Cameron's coronation as blockbuster artist arrived when Titanic received a record-tying 14 Oscar nominations (like 1950's All About Eve) and won a record-tying 11 (like 1959's Ben-Hur). Cameron's screenplay, however, was ignored.

All Movie Guide - Lucia Bozzola

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