Will live on forever!

Rating: 10/10 (1 November 1998)

Yes, it's a beautiful love story but I feel more importantly was the vivid portrayal of the sheer terror over 2000 people experienced that dreadful night of April in 1912. The scenes of all those people running and screaming extending their lives by mere minutes by going to the highest part of the ship rather than giving in to their destiny really exemplifies the instinct of survival for as long as possible. It was a very educational movie for young people who did not learn of the tragedy yet and was also a marvelous film for people who knew about the Titanic already. You could really put yourself in their shoes and feel what it would have been like. It makes you ask yourself many important questions including: 1. Why must we segregate people according to class, etc.? 2. If you were a man, could you have behaved like a "gentleman" and stayed behind? 3 If you were a wife, could you have left your husband on that ship and gotten into the life boat without him? 4. If you were in a lifeboat and people were screaming for you to help, could you have just rowed away to protect yourself? 5. How would you have handled the loss of family member(s) in such a horrible way? This film will go down into history for its excellence and will continue to be viewed by millions of people forever.