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| Genre | Romance |
| Format | Color, AC-3, Subtitled, Dolby, DVD, Original recording remastered |
| Contributor | Leonardo DiCaprio, Billy Zane, Kate Winslet, Frances Fisher, Kathy Bates |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 3 hours and 14 minutes |
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Experience Academy Award-winning director James Cameron’s epic masterpiece Titanic like never before. Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet shine in this unforgettable love story born of tragedy that became a worldwide phenomenon. Take the journey and discover why critics declare Titanic “a magnificent motion picture that remains spellbinding.” Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times
Disc 1 – Feature Film - Part One
Disc 2 – Feature Film - Part Two + Bonus Features
* Winner of the 11 Academy Awards including Best Picture
* 2012 2-Disc DVD Release of the Original 1997 Movie Digitally Enhanced and Remastered
* Over 1 Hour of Bonus Material
Bonus Features:
Never Before Seen Deleted Scenes
Format: AC-3, Color, Dolby, NTSC, Original recording remastered, Subtitled, Widescreen
Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only)
Number of discs: 2
Rated: PG-13
Run Time: 194 minutes
Product details
- MPAA rating : PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
- Package Dimensions : 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches; 2.93 Ounces
- Media Format : Color, AC-3, Subtitled, Dolby, DVD, Original recording remastered
- Run time : 3 hours and 14 minutes
- Actors : Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Billy Zane, Kathy Bates, Frances Fisher
- Dubbed: : French, Spanish
- Subtitles: : English
- Language : Unqualified (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Studio : Paramount Pictures
- ASIN : B000VSDNHI
- Best Sellers Rank: #199,366 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #7,370 in Romance (Movies & TV)
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Having "suffered" a mediocre vanilla (single) DVD release in 1999, the title has finally been given better treatment (better film-to-video transfer and extensive bonus materials) by Paramount Home Entertainment for Region 1 or regions using the NTSC video system and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment (Other regions or regions using the PAL video system) before 2005 ends.
Paramount Home Entertainment will be releasing a single 3-disc Special Collector's Edition (SCE) for Region 1 (US) whilst Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment will be releasing 2 editions: 2-disc Special Edition (SE) and 4-disc Deluxe/Definitive Collector's Edition (DCE) for the international markets.
On Disc 1 & 2 of 2-disc SE (R2/R4), 3-disc SCE (R1) and 4-disc DCE (R2/R4)
The feature film Titanic (1997) will be split onto first 2 discs (as per LOTR Special Extended Edition sets) when the enhanced DVD edition is release during the months of Oct - Dec 05 worldwide due to the limitation of the DVD format.
For all editions of all regions, the feature film (HD transfer) is presented in 16 x 9 Anamorphic Widescreen (2.35 : 1) with the usual Dolby Digital Surround EX 5.1 soundtrack, there is also the DTS-ES 6.1 soundtrack included. Hopefully, the part of the feature film on the first disc ends on the appropriate scene for a short toilet/snack break.
The bonus materials included in the first 2 discs of the DVD set (Applicable for all regions) are listed as follows:
3 AUDIO COMMENTARIES WITH
DIRECTOR, JAMES CAMERON (Run Time 194m 46s)
CAST (Kate Winslet & Gloria Stuart) AND CREW (Producer Jon Landau and Executive Producer Rae Sanchini) (Run Time 153m 47s)
HISTORICAL LOOK ON TITANIC BY DON LYNCH & KEN MARSCHALL (Run Time 194 min 46s)
BEHIND THE SCENES FOOTAGE VIA BRANCHING (Run Time 62m 16s) / Spread over first 2 feature discs.
POD 01 - DEEP DIVE
POD 02 - UPSIDE-DOWN - WRECK MINIATURE
POD 03 - ESCONDIDO UNDERWATER SET
POD 04 - TWO ROSES
POD 05 - SINKING SIMULATION
POD 06 - 1912 - MORPH TRANSITION VFX
POD 07 - SOUTHAMPTON FLOP
POD 08 - A VIEW FROM THE PUB VFX
POD 09 - LEAVING PORT VFX
POD 10 - MELTING POT
POD 11 - THE MILLIONAIRE'S SUITE
POD 12 - THE ENGINE ROOM
POD 13 - TITANIC AT SEA
POD 14 - DIGITAL PEOPLE
POD 15 - THE MILLION DOLLAR SHOT
POD 16 - THE BIG EXTERIOR SHIP SET
POD 17 - ROSE SUICIDE
POD 18 - BIG SHIP SET VFX
POD 19 - TUX STORY
POD 20 - THE GRAND STAIRCASE
POD 21 - COSTUME DESIGN
POD 22 - FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM
POD 23 - DINNER SHOOT
POD 24 - THIRD CLASS PARTY
POD 25 - A WOMAN'S PLACE
POD 26 - THE ETIQUETTE KID
POD 27 - THE BOILER ROOM
POD 28 - FLOODING HOLD MINIATURE
POD 29 - ICEBERG/DECK VFX
POD 30 - BOILER ROOM FLOODING
POD 31 - FIRST CLASS LOUNGE MINIATURE
POD 32 - SHOOTING IN STEERAGE
POD 33 - KATE'S ACTION COSTUME
POD 34 - CRANE AS HELICOPTER
POD 35 - LIFEBOATS 13 & 15
POD 36 - FLOODED FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM
POD 37 - STAGE 2 SINKING SET
POD 38 - FAKING A TILT
POD 39 - THE SINKING RISER
POD 40 - SHIP EXTENSIONS
POD 41 - FALLING FUNNEL
POD 42 - GRAND STAIRCASE FLOODING
POD 43 - MINIATURE HALL FLOODING
POD 44 - JUMPING STUNTS
POD 45 - TILTING POOP DECK
POD 46 - DECK SLIDERS
POD 47 - DIGITAL STUNT PEOPLE
POD 48 - SINKING VIDEOMATIC
POD 49 - SHIP SPLIT MINIATURE
POD 50 - VERTICAL POOP DECK STUNTS
POD 51 - THE TOILET PAPER SHOT
POD 52 - FINAL PLUNGE VFX
POD 53 - UNDERWATER GREENSCREEN
POD 54 - INTERIOR TANK SHOOT
POD 55 - BREATH SHOTS
POD 56 - EXTERIOR TANK SHOOT
POD 57 - ICE MAKEUP
POD 58 - OPEN LIFEBOATS AND THE CARPATHIA
POD 59 - CARPATHIA MEDAL
POD 60 - THE FINAL SHOT
POD 61 - MAKING THE MUSIC VIDEO
MY HEART WILL GO ON MUSIC VIDEO (Run Time 4m 42s)
ALTERNATE ENDING "BROCK'S EPIPHANY" WITH OPTIONAL COMMENTARY BY JAMES CAMERON (Run Time 9m 15s)
Bonus Materials on Disc 3 (R1) and Disc 3 or 4 (R2/R4)
29 DELETED SCENES (COMPLETE SCENES WITH FINISHED EFFECTS) WITH OPTIONAL AUDIO COMMENTARY (Run Time 45m 57s)
#1 - I'LL BE THE FIRST
#2 - ROSE FEELS TRAPPED
#3 - BROCK'S DILEMMA/ ROSE VISITS THIRD CLASS
#4 - ROSE'S DREAMS
#5 - COME JOSEPHINE...
#6 - EXTENDED SNEAKING TO FIRST CLASS
#7 - EXTENDED ESCAPE FROM LOVEJOY
#8 - A KISS IN THE BOILER ROOM
#9 - WIRELESS ROOM/ THE CALIFORNIAN
#10 - HOW 'BOUT A LITTLE ICE?
#11 - FLIRTING WITH ICE
#12 - THE FIRST S.O.S.
#13 - ISMAY PANICS
#14 - MOLLY BROWN'S ROWING SCHOOL
#15 - IRISH HOSPITALITY
#16 - IDA STRAUS WON'T LEAVE
#17 - FAREWELL TO HELGA
#18 - BOAT SIX WON'T RETURN
#19 - RELEASE THE HOUNDS
#20 - ROSE GETS A HUSBAND'S LETTER
#21 - JACK AND LOVEJOY FIGHT
#22 - GUGGENHEIM AND ASTOR
#23 - I'M NOT GOING
#24 - CORA'S FATE
#25 - EXTENDED JACK AND ROSE IN THE WATER
#26 - OUT OF THE QUESTION
#27 - HOW DARE YOU!
#28 - CHINESE MAN RESCUE
#29 - EXTENDED CARPATHIA SEQUENCE
1912 NEWS REEL WITH OPTIONAL COMMENTARY BY ED MARSH (Run Time 2m 11s)
CONSTRUCTION TIMELAPSE SEQUENCE WITH OPTIONAL COMMENTARY BY ED MARSH (Run Time 4m 19s)
DEEP DIVE PRESENTATION NARRATED - BY JAMES CAMERON (Run Time 15m 29s )
TITANIC CREW VIDEO (Run Time 17m 26s)
A SHIP'S ODYSSEY (THE TITANIC CREW VIDEO)
SHIP'S TOUR MONTAGE WITH OPTIONAL COMMENTARY BY ANDERS FALK (Run Time 7m 33s)
VIDEOMATICS AND VFX (Run Time 8m 38s)
VIDEOMATICS INTRODUCTION
SINKING SEQUENCE
DEEP DIVE
VFX SHOT BREAKDOWN: "ENGINE ROOM"
VFX HOW-TO FOR "I'M FLYING"
VFX HOW-TO FOR "FIRST CLASS LOUNGE"
TITANIC SINKING SIMULATION
STILL GALLERIES
TITANIC SCRIPTMENT
STORYBOARD SEQUENCES
PRODUCTION ARTWORK
PHOTOGRAPHS
KEN MARSCHALL'S PAINTING GALLERY
BY THE NUMBERS
BIBILOGRAPHY
BREAKING NEW GROUND - THE MAKING OF TITANIC TV Special (Run Time 42m 50s)
TITANIC FEATURETTES - ELETRONIC PRESS KIT (Run Time 18m 10s)
NEWSPOD #1: STORY FOCUS
NEWSPOD #2: ACTOR FOCUS
NEWSPOD #3: BUILDING THE SHIP
NEWSPOD #4: POPULATING THE SHIP
NEWSPOD #5: SINKING THE SHIP
NEWSPOD #6: JAMES CAMERON FOCUS
NEWSPOD #7: DEEP DIVE FOCUS
CONCEPT POSTERS AND ONE SHEETS
Bonus Materials Exclusive to 4-Disc (R2/R4) Release - Not Applicable for Region 1 Release
HBO FIRST LOOK THE HEART OF THE OCEAN (Run Time 27m 30s)
TITANIC IN 30 SECONDS WITH BUNNIES (Run Time 0m 47s)
MTV MOVIE AWARDS TITANIC SKIT (Run Time 4m 21s)
TITANIC (1997) S.E. - EASTER EGG - SNL SKIT WITH BILL PAXTON AND JAMES CAMERON (Run Time 4m 47s)
TRAILERS & TEASERS IN WIDESCREEN OR FULL FRAME (Approximately 25 minutes)
TITANIC TV SPOTS IN FULL FRAME (Run Time 5m 26s)
DESTINY
OPPOSITE WORLDS
KNOW THE LEGEND
NOTHING YOU EXPECT
HEART WILL GO ON
SEE IT AGAIN:15
HONORED
TITANIC - SINKING SIMMULATION
RTLT TV SPOT - GERMAN
SOUND QUALITY
2-DISC SET - 2.0 / 5.1 / 6.1 DOLBY DIGITAL SURROUND SOUND WITH DTS
3-DISC SET - 2.0 / 5.1 / 6.1 DOLBY DIGITAL SURROUND SOUND WITH DTS
4-DISC SET - 2.0 / 5.1 / 6.1 DOLBY DIGITAL SURROUND SOUND WITH DTS
PICTURE QUALITY
2-DISC SET - WIDESCREEN ANAMORPHIC 2.35:1
3-DISC SET - WIDESCREEN ANAMORPHIC 2.35:1
4-DISC SET - WIDESCREEN ANAMORPHIC 2.35:1
For all of its hype, awards, and budget (over $200 million), in many ways, this is a very "personal" film from director James Cameron (Terminator 2, The Abyss, Aliens, etc.), and never do the eye-popping special effects (of which there are plenty) get in the way of the very special adventure and exquisite and deep "love story" being told. That utterly and unashamedly romantic aspect, despite what some may think of such a blockbuster "disaster" movie, is at the heart of "Titanic," and it is as powerful, convincing, and passionate, as the actual FX representation of the sinking of the ship, which only begins halfway through the movie itself. Both halves however, stand on their own, and neither is less compelling and involving for the viewer. Add the two together, and what you've basically got is over three hours of absolutely spellbinding entertainment. To see "Titanic" in a way, is not so much like watching a movie, as it is to "experience" the best that cinema can possibly offer.
I will not attempt to summarize the plot here (ship sails, ship sinks, okay?), to list various technical aspects of the production, nor even dwell on the historical event this fictional film uses as a backdrop for the story it tells. Such information can be found elsewhere. And what has been said since its release by fans, has not already been said? My only purpose is to present my astonishment in this work, how like the original Apocalypse Now and Close Encounters (and a few other top ten films on my list including 2001, The Apartment, The Music Man, etc.), this is basically just a perfect Hollywood film, frame to frame, and scene to scene. And to encourage anyone who loves this movie to buy this extra-packed DVD goodie.
Throughout, director Cameron's techniques seem flawless. It really does seem as if every piece of film, every scene, was carefully shot and edited in as exacting, interesting, accurate, involving, and exhilarating manner as possible. In addition, James Horner's brilliant music (in many different styles to boot) gives virtually every scene, regardless of the content, extra depth, feeling, and romance. Not to mention the great title tune hit, "My Heart Will Go On" by Celine Dion. The theme of the song reverberates throughout the film and I'd strongly suggest buying the film's soundtrack as well.
The movie is fascinating and completely involving from start to finish and even its three hour plus length is something almost unnoticed. The characters, the suspense, the beauty of the cinematography and sets, the great acting by the leads, and the lavish and achingly romantic triumphs and tragic story themes explored throughout are all first rate. And they only bring to mind just a few adjectives I can only think of when recommending with five stars (though it deserves ten) this masterpiece, "extraordinary," "spectacular," "breathtaking," and simply unforgettable. Despite it all, this movie does one other thing which makes it deserve my highest praise. It brings back memories of my aging, sick mom (RIP), this being the last movie I saw with her in a theater. And my main memory of that is that at the end, both of us clapped out loud, and cried.
Finally, perhaps the most astonishing thing about the film however, is the power and almost cosmic taste Cameron gives to what amounts to a simple, old-fashioned (and done before), "love story." Imparting a positive, life-affirming, almost logical/rational attitude on the whole concept of romantic love itself, which is something sorely lacking in so many "modern" movies, the film often takes on an almost surreal tone on passion and desire many times throughout. None of it however, comes off in any way as "preachy" or sugary-sweet and phony. True love and its mysterious veneration for the mundane and ordinary, is treated with reverence, understanding, and subtlety by Cameron in virtually every moment.
I have a feeling it will be many more years before we see such cinematic gold like this again from the studio system. And this took the combined power and money of two studios to even produce. However, I do hope that if and when Hollywood (as it inevitably must) tries something like this again, it will remember that the real power behind this particular film, has less to do with the fantastic effects or the obvious money spent to pull this off on screen, and more to do with the story and explicit/hidden, almost philosophical meanings and implications.
"Titanic" is, in the highest sense of the word, not merely great entertainment throughout, but great ART. This is a treasured gem, more valuable in spirit than the heart-shaped, priceless blue diamond "Rose" leaves with "Jack" in the end, somewhere at the bottom of the ocean. For its main message is clear. True love is invaluable and "goes on." Perhaps even (wishing my mom luck in reconnecting with her own Jack, and my father in any afterlife), truly forever. A transcendent classic, and an undeniable must-buy for any fan of the movie with a still-functioning DVD player and "soul."
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Now I bought it again as I like watching the actual special effects, you don't seem to appreciate the efforts of making this film until you see it again. I admit, the love story between Jack and Rose (Leonardo dicaprio an Kate Winslet) still can get a tad irritating as the rest of the character. Not their fault as the film is mostly to do with the actual Iceberg incident.
I hadn't realised how cheesy the storylines were even though with a good cast like Billy Zane (played a American medic in Memphis Belle very good film) and found odd how bad an ass he was he didn't die, unlike poor Jack who freezes to death at the very end, making sure that Rose survives by floating on a raft. I have to admit the efforts made into this film are very good even though it is an old film now. The only odd thing about the ship itself, how come nobody claimed to say 'ANYONE ELSE SUFFER SEA SICKNESS?? I know I do!
There are no real extras on this copy of the DVD there is a special edition which is a bit more money only this is worth keeping.
There are delete scenes on the other special edition DVD and a scene that would have been good included the Captain of the Titanic shouting back for some of the boats to return but none did, very sad really as so many lives could have been saved. I have no idea how I would have handled being in such a terrifying position. When water invades anything it destroys things so quickly and yes, we were led to believe that Titanic was indeed 'unsinkable' but alas she did, not before splitting in half.
If you haven't see this then it's good just for special effects but like me, I just wanted to own the film so I could watch it without any annoying adverts you get on FilmFour.
現媒体のジャケットに採用された「舳先に立つジャックとローズ」は、愛と勇気の象徴としてとして映画史に永遠に刻まれる筈だ。
そして命すら差別する過去の階級社会へのアンチテーゼは我々の心に深く植え付けられた。本当に感謝に尽きない世紀の名作だ。
タイタニック遭難事故を知ったのは40年前の小学生の時に読んだ、世紀の災害・事故を紹介した子供向け図書だったが、その時感じた人類の業の重さは今も忘れない。
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船長を煽って事故原因を作りながら真っ先に脱出した船主、最後まで演奏を続けパニックを宥めた四人の楽士や打ち上げ花火、船体設計の脆さと救命ボート不足を悔いた設計士、軽率な判断の責任を取って船と運命を共にした船長、救命ボートの定員を知らなかった船員や等級順避難ルール、二時間半の近距離に停泊していたが通信士が休憩中で救援が遅れた貨物船等、全てのディテールがそのまま史実だ。
その航海中に生まれた主人公二人のストーリーだけが創作なのだが、渾然一体にして違和感が全くない。特撮も演出も実に見事で、壮麗な衣装や調度品だけでも観る価値があるし、伝統的名家の貴族、成金富豪、新天地を求める移民、規則に縛られた船員や使用人などの階級コントラストも確りと表現してあり、当時の世相を巧みに物語に活かしている。
ストーリー、映像、脚本、音楽、演出効果と、流石、娯楽映画の第一人者、ジェームス・キャメロン監督と唸らせる完璧なる傑作だ。
レオナルド・ディカプリオは胸を張って生きる貧困青年役で世界中の女性を魅了したが、加えてヒロイン役ローズに抜擢され好演したケイト・ウィンスレット演ずるローズの回顧録形式が、碧洋なる永遠の愛を際立たせており何度観ても身を乗り出す面白さ。
主人公以外も、鉄鋼王の御曹司でローズの婚約者ホックリーと冷酷なる執事、貴婦人代表のローズの母親と豪胆なる不沈のモリー婦人、人の良い紳士のスミス船長と強欲船主のイズメイ社長、後悔するアンドリュース設計士と四重奏楽団など、いずれも一見するだけで性格が判るほどの見事な配役に、観客は素直にストーリーの没入できるのだ。
それにしてもこの事故は理不尽かつ無慈悲にも程がある。どこから見ても人災であるタイタニック遭難事故は、その教訓から様々な航海上の問題点が改善されたのだが、彼等の尊い犠牲による海の安全の歴史も、世紀の純愛と共に胸に刻むべき、圧巻の三時間だ。
堂々の☆6級の永遠の傑作と評したい。
最後に昨年永眠した探査リーダー役のビル・パクストンに哀悼の意を捧ぐ。
In the 2d cinema.
On VHS.
On DVD.
On 2d blu-ray.
On 3d blu-ray.
The 3d version is by far best and the post-conversion quality is utterly astonishing. I defy anyone to not think this is native 3d ... the processing power required to achieve the perfect 3rd dimension is mind-blowing!
If you have a 3d tv (especially an oled) and have any regard for this film then buy this 3d version.











