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Jimmie 2023-09-30 08:45:56
Has the stunt in 1958 been so seamless? ! ? ! I think a large part of Cameron's movie inspiration comes from this movie. I understand the story of titanic from another angle, and I can never watch...
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Florida 2023-09-23 04:58:00
I don't know why I haven't watched "Titanic" in its entirety, and I reject all interpretations and introductions to the film. After watching "Shipwreck in the Ice Sea", I don't think it's necessary to watch Cameron's imitations. The old version has been It's all about everything, and what's rewarding is its surprisingly...
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Trudie 2023-09-19 04:53:11
How much has this film saved Cameron... 85% of the prototypes of "Titanic" are in...
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Shanon 2023-09-14 09:37:06
I saw it when I was a kid! At that time, when the Titanic was the most popular, TV stations were broadcasting this...
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Alyson 2023-09-10 13:13:26
It's really the...
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Angel 2023-08-27 04:56:08
Compare the two versions. . The British black-and-white original was short-lived, and I didn't even catch a glimpse of Titanic, and it sank in a small scale, with little momentum or a special hook, and the protagonist didn't stand out. . The American color version of the long scene is full of grandeur and sensational. . The latter imitates the former in many plots but has surpassed especially 'Ladies and Children First'. . Compared with the old version, it is very ordinary and more like a...
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Morton 2023-08-16 01:40:23
No sensationalism, no pretentiousness, no special effects, all the advantages of old films, that is, the performance is a bit random, the plot is not compact...
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Concepcion 2023-08-14 22:02:51
ICS is playing. . Compared to Cameron's version, this version is more faithful to...
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Hunter 2023-08-02 02:29:18
When I was very young, I stayed up late to watch, and I still remember the couple embracing on the...
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Elissa 2023-07-23 18:19:06
20150115 Suzhou. In the 1958 British film, many details of Cameron's version came from this, including the band, the gentleman who stayed, the coward who stole, the careless American woman, and the scenes of the other two ships. The plot is very compact and serious. Without the love scene, the scene is definitely not as spectacular, but it was very good in that era. Kashen is a master of business, he has fully tapped the commerciality of this story, and adding love is the icing on the cake.
A Night to Remember Comments
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Lady Richard: [observing the strict "Women and Children" first policy on the port side of the Boat Deck] It's absurd. On the other side the gentlemen are going in the boats with their ladies. Why on earth we're standing here, I don't know.
Sir Richard: But... Well, there'll be room in the boats for everybody.
Lady Richard: Of course there will.
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Robbie Lucas: Oh, Mister Andrews?
Andrews: Yes?
Robbie Lucas: I'd like you to tell me something. I... I have a wife and three children on board. Just how serious is it?
[Andrews hesitates]
Robbie Lucas: I'm not the panicking kind.
Andrews: The ship has about an hour to live. A little more, if some of the upper bulkheads hold, but not much more. Get your wife and children into the boats.
Robbie Lucas: Thank you.
[Andrews walks off]
Robbie Lucas: Oh, Mister Andrews?
[Andrews stops and turns around]
Robbie Lucas: I take it you and I might both be in the same boat later?
Andrews: [smiles sadly] Yes... We may.
Director: Roy Ward Baker
Language: English,Russian,Polish,German,Italian Release date: December 16, 1958