The greatest mystery of my life.

Rating: 10/10 (25 January 2007)

For the past year and a half (the first time i ever REALLY saw this movie; i'd seen it when i was little and never really understood it until then) i've been pondering over one all-important question. Why does this movie have such a relatively low rating on the IMDb? The record for most Academy Awards (OScars) won by a single movie is eleven. This was only won by three movies, ever: Ben-Hur, The Lord Of the Rings: Return of the King, and Titanic. Out of those Titanic was also nominated for the most (fourteen including its wins.) LOTR:ROTK is in the top ten on the Top 250, and i know Ben-Hur is on there somewhere. If the overwhelming number of Oscar wins and nominations don't tell you enough, here' what I think: Titanic is one of the best movies i've seen. The sub-plots all tie together perfectly, the chemistry between Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio is amazing. The acting is brilliant, and the special effects are very well-done. Forgive the expression, but i laughed, i cried, and i died a little inside along with Jack. To see this movie is to see greatness. James Cameron proves that he can do non-action movies and still be a great director. 10/10.