social stratification, not seaworthiness, decided the fate of many of Titanic's victims.

Rating: 10/10 (9 November 2009)

This movie conveys that the inequality and unfair treatment between the elite and proletariat must be corrected. The differences between the classes provide value to decisions in the span of human life. The passengers of the Titanic had their destinies decided through classes. The sinking of Titanic, which combined the destiny of survivors with the deceased, proves resolutely that 'class' is indeed, 'life chance'. Conclusively, the movie Titanic exposed the fact that social stratification, not seaworthiness, decided the fate of many of Titanic's victims on its maiden voyage from England to New York on April 15th, 1912.
In conclusion, the scenes of the Titanic prove that "history is based on unending class conflict." The 700 first-class passengers, as the 'chosen people' on lifeboats, see the final moments of the Titanic and the other 1500 people, which descend into the North Atlantic Ocean, as despairing third-class passengers. The sinking resulted primarily in the death of women, consisting of 45% in the third-class, 16% in the second-class, with only 3% in the first-class.