This could be the sequence of Titanic?

Rating: 8/10 (22 January 2009)

Imagine if Leonardo Di Caprio and Kate Winslet character has survived "Titanic" and really made it alive to the newfoundland, America. Their loving passionate never ending love in their 20's might just end up like this in their 30's, a angry couple living in suburban city, can't fell satisfied with their "boring hopeless empty" life. Oh, and the car love scene, also have one in "Titanic" but with a whole different atmosphere which increase the irony.
Di Caprio play a husband who have a boring yet well paid salesman job which he hate. Winslet play a housewife and a failed actress wannabe. Is this a trend lately in Hollywood? Same as "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" that life in US is a "hopeless emptiness" and people should move to the romantic Europe, Paris in this case to finally can "live life". And if you are forced to stay their big house, a small wood to have an afternoon walk, then what you can do is do a little extra to "spice thing up".
And hey, the director, Sam Mendes, who's work "American Beauty" is totally amazing, is Kate Winslet husband. And Winslet won another best actress from Golden Globe from this movie. Oh boy, Di Caprio must hate her a lot now, cause he miss winning any award both in the "Titanic" and this. But the truth is Winslet is amazing, her acting, expression and the sadness, agony in her eye really make us understand her character perfectly. And Di Caprio look like a boy not yet grown up, his acting is dull sometimes, and great in some scene. He's not that consistent, and I can't figure out in the dinner with boss scene, is his expression is mocking someone in his head, or thinking things over? In the 1950 Connecticut, apparently speaking out the truth although the horrible truth might distress the society, chasing dreams, running away from responsibility is consider insane, ands should be put in the asylum, for God shake. The property agent family with their "crazy" Math PHD son, and their next door couple is a nice touch, without them the movie won't be complete.
Adapted from a book by Richard Yates, and this is a story that will keep you pondering after the end. And wondering what is right or wrong? Maybe nothing is right or wrong, it's just the choices we made in life.