The most powerful human drama ever made

Rating: 10/10 (5 March 1999)

The Titanic disaster has been a subject of several movies and books, but yet Jim Cameron's epic masterpiece TITANIC exceeds the greatest expectations. It is the most powerful human drama ever since Gone With the Wind, and it has became the most celebrated movie in the history. The cast, the sets, the wardrobe, and finally the events that lead to tragedy, have captured the hearts of millions around the world.
The sets and scenes are made with as much accuracy to detail as possible, no liberties to sets and scenes are made. All the possible details have been included, both constructional and historical details. The filming crew took as few liberties with the accepted history as possible.
The 775-feet Titanic set they built for the movie was described by Ken Marschall, one of the leading Titanic historians of present day later described it "I still can't think of it as a movie set. Today I still call it the Titanic" (Titanic: Breaking New Ground)
James Cameron's TITANIC is without a doubt the most accurate version of the ship, the people, and the events that took place on the North Atlantic, in a cold April night in 1912.