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Movie Review ~ Titanic (1997)

Titanic – Rio Theatre

I love this movie . . . for a couple of reasons you might find really strange.

#1  It is an epic movie.  It just is.  Big boat.  Big love story.  Big adventure.  Big finish.

#2  Rose isn't your usual helpless female character counting on the man to save her from everything.  She fights as hard as Jack does to save themselves and those around them. 

#3  Okay, admit it.  What "old" Rose does at the end of the movie is perfect.  Just perfect.




Academy Awards, USA 1998

Won

Oscar Best Picture
James Cameron
Jon Landau

Best Director
James Cameron

Best Cinematography
Russell Carpenter

Best Art Direction-Set Decoration
Peter Lamont (art director)
Michael Ford (set decorator)

Best Costume Design
Deborah Lynn Scott

Best Sound
Gary Rydstrom
Tom Johnson
Gary Summers
Mark Ulano

Best Film Editing
Conrad Buff IV
James Cameron
Richard A. Harris

Best Effects, Sound Effects Editing
Tom Bellfort
Christopher Boyes

Best Effects, Visual Effects
Robert Legato
Mark A. Lasoff
Thomas L. Fisher
Michael Kanfer

Best Music, Original Song
James Horner (music)
Will Jennings (lyrics)

For the song "My Heart Will Go On", performed by Céline Dion.
Best Music, Original Dramatic Score
James Horner

Nominated

Oscar Best Actress in a Leading Role
Kate Winslet

Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Gloria Stuart

Best Makeup
Tina Earnshaw
Greg Cannom




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