White Star Line SS Titanic

[Daniel Hamilton]

Hi i love the liners and especially Titanic i think they're interesting but its sad some had horrible endings anyway i love Titanic movies except Titanic 2 TV movie that was a horrible film i have purchased so many

 

1.Titanic (1997/98) Starring leo and Kate

2.Titanic (1953)

2.A Night to Remember (1958)

3.SOS Titanic (1979)

4.Raise The Titanic (1980)

5.Titanic (1996)

 

My favorite ones are A Night to Remember and Titanic starring kate winslet

 

i always cry when i watch a titanic movie cause its so sad all those innocent lives were lost.

 

Anyway how any Titanic movies have you seen?

[Boy]

Hi i love the liners and especially Titanic i think they're interesting but its sad some had horrible endings anyway i love Titanic movies except Titanic 2 TV movie that was a horrible film i have purchased so many

 

1.Titanic (1997/98) Starring leo and Kate

2.Titanic (1953)

2.A Night to Remember (1958)

3.SOS Titanic (1979)

4.Raise The Titanic (1980)

5.Titanic (1996)

 

My favorite ones are A Night to Remember and Titanic starring kate winslet

 

i always cry when i watch a titanic movie cause its so sad all those innocent lives were lost.

 

Anyway how any Titanic movies have you seen?

 

I've seen the one with Catherine Zeta Jones & Peter Gallagher and the most amazing one with Kate & Leo. The first one is OK, or at least I used to think it was OK when I was 8 years old but the latter one still gives me goose bumps everytime i watch it and it happens frequently enough. It's been almost 17 years since it came out and it still looks fantastic, it'll look amazing even in a 100 years, it's like burning Atlanta from Gone With The Wind I still cry when i watch this and i still want to get off with Jack Dawson when the ship docks

[brujocrow]

Boy, did you ever get to see "the cook, the thief, his wife and her lover"?

[Graceland]

Check out Titanic '43 on youtube , despite german it only disses the British.

[Jessyka]

Boy, did you ever get to see "the cook, the thief, his wife and her lover"?

 

I have and I don't even know what I think about this one.

 

Regarding Titanic, the movie from 1997 was the only one I saw, but I've seen documentaries about it and it's something that really fascinates me, I can't explain why.

[brujocrow]

I have and I don't even know what I think about this one.

 

Regarding Titanic, the movie from 1997 was the only one I saw, but I've seen documentaries about it and it's something that really fascinates me, I can't explain why.

The cook...was probably one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen. The adventure of exploring sunken ships, abandoned buildings, old mines sounds exciting.

[Jessyka]

The cook...was probably one of the most disturbing movies I've ever seen. The adventure of exploring sunken ships, abandoned buildings, old mines sounds exciting.

 

I agree with everything you just said.

[brujocrow]

I agree with everything you just said.

For something really unusual, check out "Cabeza De Vaca" (movie). If you've ever read any Carlos Castenada you may get further insights into the movie. NIce to meet you, btw.

[Jessyka]

For something really unusual, check out "Cabeza De Vaca" (movie). If you've ever read any Carlos Castenada you may get further insights into the movie. NIce to meet you, btw.

 

Cabeza de Vaca? Is it unusual along the lines of "the cook...", I'm almost afraid to watch it.

 

Nice to meet you too.

[brujocrow]

Cabeza de Vaca? Is it unusual along the lines of "the cook...", I'm almost afraid to watch it.

 

Nice to meet you too.

It's about the journey of a real Spanish explorer in 1527 through what would become the southern US. A journey from explorer, to slave, and eventually a healer.