A Movie That Reaches Into the Depths of the Soul

Rating: Null/10 (28 January 2007)

Titanic, a historical and tragic love story, is a movie in it's own league. Everything about it--acting, visuals, scenery, music, detail--is stunning. The acting is brilliant, and the director James Cameron obviously had a clear vision of how he wanted this movie to be made and what he wanted to get across.
When Rose DeWitt Bukater, a wealthy seventeen year old who is engaged to a man against her will, and Jack Dawson, an orphaned, free-spirit, meet on the Titanic, they help each other to grow in life and love. Their love and fate leave the viewers with both sadness and joy, for their love is too strong to have an end. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio give the performances of the century, and make you feel for and know Rose and Jack.
The music also definitely helps to make the movie. You can feel the strings of the violins acting as your heartstrings, the flutes bring tears to your eyes, and the lighter music free your soul as you smile.
Titanic is a timeless movie, and a masterpiece. Although the separation of Jack and Rose is disheartening, your heavy heart is lifted as you realize that they are eventually reunited, and that their fate is to be, really and truly, together forever.