Teeny Boopers, eh?

Rating: 10/10 (16 February 2002)

First off, I will comment on the movie.
Titanic is a very (but not completely) accurtate telling of how the Titanic sank so many years ago. Rose, an early 20th century woman trapped in a world where woman didn't have many rights (not even voting!) is about to end her life before Jack stops her. Making a long (3 hour!) story short, Jack and Rose fall in love, the ship sinks, and almost 100 yrs later, Old Rose is asked to re-tell the story of Titanic.
I really liked this movie. They DID have a few twists, and people said the love story was predictable, but really, would you even CALL it a love story if the characters ended up hating each other? The effects were awesome, the scenery breath-taking, the moral of human triumph over disaster clearly stated, and the plot was decent. Done before, but still decent. A must-watch movie that takes you away on a tragic voyage.
Now, in refrence to those who say that this is the movie made famous by "Teeny Boopers":
During 2001, a remake of The Planet of the Apes came out. It has made MILLIONS. It's riduculous how much money that movie made. Another movie came out that same summer. Moulin Rouge. VERY good movie. Unique, different, and while it has flaws, twenty times better that Planet of the Apes. However, it didn't make as much.
So how did such a horrible movie get more money? They're called "Young Males between the ages of 21 - 40". They think the movie "rocked" and "it was fantastic!". But most people would agree it sucked BADLY.
In 1997, Titanic came out, and guess what? Those young males (who happen to ALSO give Titanic REALLY low votes in the voting demographic)thought the movie was awful, and claim it was all because of Teeny Boopers that it was popular.
The next time they blame something on Teeny Boopers, "Young Males" should start thinking about the HUNDREDS of movies THEY'VE made popular despite the movies being HUNDREDS of times WORSE than Titanic.
My point: Apparently, "Young Males" have worse taste than "Teeny Boopers".