84 years after the Titanic sank a survivor tells her story about the "Ship of Dreams" and how a young man saved her in every way that a person can be saved.

Rating: 10/10 (4 March 2005)

Titanic is the best movie that I have seen to this day. I was nine when I first saw the movie and the only reason why my mum let me watch it was because I had done so much research and written my own stories based on the Titanic. The cinematography did the ship justice and the movie made the Titanic look just as good as the luxurious liner.
I remember sitting in the movies and crying but I also remember seeing everyone else in the cinema crying. The movie touched so many people, even though others more than some. I'm sure that if I hadn't known about the Titanic previously I wouldn't have cried (mainly because I was young).
The acting within the movie was some of the best I have ever seen. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are my favorite actors. Many people do laugh at me when I say that, but I don't care because they are the only two actors in history that have moved me to tears.
I would recommend Titanic to anyone. It truly is a work of art.