Worth Looking for Only for the Action Sequences and Camera Work (Some Spoilers)

Rating: Null/10 (23 February 2000)

Titanic really isn't very involving in terms of its drama as it starts out. At this point, main thing that can be really worth observing is the camera work. There are numerous long shots the movie progress, you are able to gain more of a interest with the story around the ship and its atmosphere. It that can help grab a hold on to the scenery fairly well. As occasionally cuts back to the present day setting were the movie begins but not on a constant basis. The drama itself at times feels to be lacking. It tends to force several situations for dramatic impact. Most of the bulk in Titanic belongs to the sinking of the ship. The process of these action sequences is seemingly carefully and well constructed but along the way, it falls into various repetitious situations and dialog (e.g. the lines "Come back", "Oh shi*", and "Never let go"). For example, we either see children standing around and crying or crew members (who set an example of the one-dimensional supporting characters and in the process of this type of scenes usually gets punched) arguing with a group of passengers who paths are blocked. Any other way, this period in the movie (albeit going on forever) is still interesting since it's obviously at moment of panic.