Nothing on Earth Could come Between them. What kind of stupid Promotional Tagline is that?

Rating: 10/10 (21 December 2013)

Short one this time... might happen with movies that aren't on my Top 30 Favorite Movies of all Time List.
Plot:
If you want a historical representation of the Titanic story, just go watch A Night to Remember. The whole movie centers around a fictitious love story used to give the movie it's core appeal. It's whats used to connect the audience to the historical event. However, the story has gone beyond that. It's amazing to hear how modern teenagers and stupid children didn't know the Titanic was a real ship.
Characters:
Card-board cut out representations of real people on the Titanic and 2-D Personality characters (Fictional) thrown in for drama. I think Jack is the most bland character ever written in a motion picture. Cal Hockley is the star of the movie. Yes, he's the hero of the film. I was rooting for him, not the bizarre couple who acted like a#%holes.
Visuals:
Where the film shines easily. James Cameron labored to make the movie as historically accurate as possible. It's actually mind-blowing how complex and faithful the sets are to the real ship. The dresses, suits, attire, and objects used in the movie are key perfect for a period piece. The effects of the ship sinking are also very nice. The fact he used a real set and not Computer Generated Images is a good enough reason, but it looks great in the final picture.
Sound:
The score by James Horner is also very nice. It's a great mix of triumph, sadness, happiness, tragedy, and hope. The different tracks sound right for the situation. Some musical tracks that are used, for example, in the beginning of the movie, are interjected later into the movie to give the score a mix of, again, happiness and tragedy.
Enjoyment:
The movie had sell-out crowds for a year... it made over one billion dollars and was, at the time, the most successful film ever made. What else can I say? It was pretty great!