Brainless fluff

Rating: 2/10 (13 October 1999)

You know you're in trouble when a computer-generated oat upstages all the actors...
A perfect example of too much attention paid to special effects and not enough to story, logic, uh, or just about anything else. One brief example (one of many) of the stupidity that fills this movie: Everyone stuck in the icy Atlantic water at the end of the film is a popsicle in 10 minutes. Yet Leo and Kate are able to swim, wade, and run through thousands of gallons of that very same water while trying to escape from the lower decks of the ship, without so much as a shiver. If you're going to make a movie that purports to be realistic and historically accurate, try to at least put a LITTLE bit of thought into the screenplay, please.
This is to say nothing of the wooden acting, wooden dialogue, wooden, unmotivated characters... the only thing not made of wood was the damn boat. And I spent the whole first half of the movie just waiting for it to sink and kill off all the annoying passengers.