Almost 20 years later, still love it.

Rating: 9/10 (9 November 2016)

I remember seeing this movie a few times when I was only 7 years old, I didn't understand much of the romance; but I do remember the ship and all the water, and especially the ending. It's been almost 20 years since I last saw Titanic, and after seeing it for the first time as an adult; wow, what a ride. I'm not sure even with today's visual effects and so forth if a remake would be able to do any better in resenting the liner, and capture the feel that James Cameron did. I really enjoyed Titanic, and happy to give it a 9/10.
The dialogue in some places is a little unconvincing, along with some of the choices made ha-ha. Some things seemed ambit rushed, but with such a small time scale to work with, rushed in probably a unavoidable aspect. (Bar making Titanic a 4+ hour long film)
Very cleaver writing to make Titanic a love story upon such a tragic event, no doubt just a story about the event would have been "tragically boring" so I enjoyed having something to keep me distracted (Heros and villains) while the Titanic ... did its thing.
I recommend this film today and for the next 20+ years, and would be very interested if anyone would like to try and top it with a Titanic remake.