Splendid Movie!!!

and the 1997 version showed it a lot better. don't get so defensive. I liked both versions, I’m not trying to be a troll. I simply liked the other better. And it wouldn't have made for good dialogue if Kate was shivering non stop in the parts where Kate is looking for jack, would it? She does turn pale, her breathing quickens and she shrieks when she feels it. If you want to talk about flaws, look at some of the sets in the TV version... very inaccurate (some not all). And a person seated next to me laughed at some of the effects - I just cringed. Like I said, I like them both and am fascinated by the disaster in general, but "Titanic" 1997 is a far more "splendid" movie.

"You jump, I jump Right?" - Kate Winslet "TITANIC" (1997)

I also saw it on We yesterday and 'splendid' is the last word I would use to describe it. The acting was terrible; don't get me started on that poncey theif dude of indeterminate United Kingdom accent. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Peter Gallagher were the only ones who didn't suck.

When I watch movies, I have no choice but to bring my knowledge and education with me. This movie was riddled with more historical inaccuracies than all the rivets fastened to the hull of the Titanic. The Allison's nanny was not a baby killer; her name was just similar to someone else's. Anyone who knows anything about the Titanic would know it was the R.M.S. (Royal Mail Steamer), not the S.S. And Captain Smith? For lack of a more elegant word, history has agreed that he was a pussy, negligent at the very least. His diagnosis of the ship is amazing...it's almost as though he could sense the damage to the ENTIRE ship as he walked in a hallway from his cabin to the bridge. And the diagnosis he makes? That was made by Thomas Andrews, brilliantly portrayed in the 1997 film by Victor Garber, who is left entirely out of the film. That's not even all the inaccuracies, those are just the ones I find the most egregious.

It's not worth your time. Go see the 1997 one.

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Wow the American's have a very poor standard of 'liking something' in true drama.

If you want to see a brilliant take on the Titanic sinking. Watch the recent 2012 Titanic version by ITV. It's a 4 part mini series and is superb!